Academy

Front 1

_____ is a personal values system

Back 1

Respect

Front 2

Officer's should represent their ____ not _____ feelings.

Back 2

Department, personal

Front 3

By allowing our contacts to save _____ face we reduce the likelihood of attack.

Back 3

Personal

Front 4

Citizens evaluate the peace officer based on ______, accountability, _______, and commitment.

Back 4

Appearance, integrity

Front 5

The community expects it's peace officers to be ______ and service oriented.

Back 5

Visible

Front 6

______ learning, trust, and _______ ______ are all benefits of earning/ gaining the respect of the community.

Back 6

Continuous, community support

Front 7

List the five recommended security locking devices.

Back 7

Key in knob, dead bolt lock, mortise lock, rim lock, pad lock

Front 8

Definition of the police - _______ cooperation roles in the prevention of _______ ; this means"effective interaction between ______ and concerned citizen groups.

Back 8

Citizen, crime, police

Front 9

Three elements of crime prevention

Back 9

Effective law enforcement, public education, public awareness

Front 10

Three operational aspects of crime prevention programs

Back 10

Communications, group interactions, public acceptance.

Front 11

Basic steps necessary in assessing a crime problem

Back 11

Awareness of a problem, resources for solution, initiation of the program, evaluation after the program

Front 12

Five security hazards found in residential and business structures

Back 12

Lighting, landscaping, Windows, doors, sliding glass doors

Front 13

Major roles the police may provide

Back 13

Order maintenance, crime prevention, public education, delivery of service, enforcement of laws

Front 14

Influences that could affect the communities attitude toward police.

Back 14

Schools, media, family, peers

Front 15

The perspective by the ______, those _______, the _______ ________ _________ and the ________ trainee are important to success in providing quality service.

Back 15

Community, involved, law enforcement agency, student/ officer

Front 16

Officer survival is dependant on 5 areas

Back 16

Mental preparation, physical preparation, equipment, tactics, shooting skills

Front 17

Three terms a police officer should avoid

Back 17

Routine, average, typical

Front 18

10 deadly errors +2

Back 18

Attitude, tombstone courage, not e nough rest, taking a bad position, missing danger signs, failure to watch the hands, relaxing to soon, improper use or not using handcuffs, no search/ poor search, dirty or inoperable weapon, failure to wear vest/ seatbelt, failure to maintain physical/ mental fitness.

Front 19

Methods we use to evaluate alertness.

Back 19

Partner planing, familiar with equipment, evaluate tactics, mental attitude.

Front 20

Principles of personal defense

Back 20

Alertness, decisiveness, aggressiveness, speed, coolness, ruthlessness, surprise.

Front 21

During a shooting situation, a component officer will _____

Back 21

Respond aggressively

Front 22

Before relaxing, an officer must _______ the threat.

Back 22

Stop

Front 23

If wounded, an officer should _______ pain is not an index of the ________

Back 23

Never give up, seriousness of the wound

Front 24

Continue to _______ for your life

Back 24

Fight

Front 25

After shooting incident, a competent officer will ________ the scene and remain ________ avoid __________ statements and speak only to ________

Back 25

Secure, calm, spontaneous, supervisor/ investigators

Front 26

On a scene where am officer is wounded, the _______ on the scene is in charge when no ________ is present

Back 26

Senior officer, supervisor

Front 27

If you arrive on the scene where an officer is wounded you should immediately _________ check and test wounds to your _________ and constantly _________ the wounded officer. Above all _______ panic, the wounded officer will key in on your _________ and emotions.

Back 27

Summon help, level of training, reassure, don't, body language

Front 28

First organized metro police force

Back 28

London 1829

Front 29

Father of modern law enforcement

Back 29

Sir Robert peel

Front 30

Two major types of law enforcement in modern America

Back 30

Sheriff's and constables

Front 31

First metro police force in the US

Back 31

NYC 1844

Front 32

First 3 federal agencies in the U.S.

Back 32

Revenue cutter service, postal agency , treasury enforcement

Front 33

First 5 state police organizations in the U.S.

Back 33

Texas rangers, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Washington, West Virginia

Front 34

Basic mission for which the police exist

Back 34

Prevent crime and disorder

Front 35

The ability of the police to perform their duties is dependant upon

Back 35

Public approval of police actions

Front 36

Police must secure the ________ of the public in voluntary observance of the law to be able to secure and maintain the __________

Back 36

Willing cooperation, respect of the public

Front 37

The degree of cooperation of the public that can be secured diminishes proportionally to the necessity off the _________

Back 37

Use of physical force

Front 38

Police seek and preserve public favor not by ________ to public opinion but by constantly demonstrating ________ to the law

Back 38

Catering, absolute impartial service

Front 39

Police use _________ to the extent necessary to secure observance of the law or to restore order only when the exercise of persuasion advice and warning is found to be insufficient.

Back 39

Physical force

Front 40

Police at all times, should maintain a relationship with the public that gives reality to the historic tradition that the _________ are the public and the ________ are the __________: the police being only members of the public who are paid to give full-time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interest of community welfare and existence.

Back 40

Police, public, police

Front 41

Police should always direct their action strictly towards their ________ and never appear to usurp the powers of the judiciary.

Back 41

Functions

Front 42

The test of police _________ is the absence of _________ not the visible evidence of police action in dealing with it.

Back 42

Efficiency, crime and disorder

Front 43

3 components of the criminal justice system of the U.S.

Back 43

Police, court, corrections

Front 44

Police goal

Back 44

Crime prevention

Front 45

Courts goal

Back 45

Render fair judgment

Front 46

Corrections goal

Back 46

Rehabilitation

Front 47

Police component is made up of

Back 47

Federal, state, parish, municipal

Front 48

Court component is made up of

Back 48

Federal, state, municipal

Front 49

Corrections component is made up of

Back 49

Bureau of prisons, department of corrections, parish jails and district facilities, city jails and lock ups

Front 50

U.S. _______ court is the lowest level of federal court

Back 50

Magistrate

Front 51

Those wishing to appeal might appear in the U.S. _______ court

Back 51

District

Front 52

To go higher would mean appealing to the U.S. court of _______

Back 52

Appeals

Front 53

The highest court of all is the U.S.

Back 53

Supreme court

Front 54

The criminal justice system of the state has the same 3 components

Back 54

Police, court, corrections

Front 55

Police examples

Back 55

State police, sheriff's department, municipal police

Front 56

Corrections examples

Back 56

Department of corrections, parish jails, city lock ups

Front 57

List the factors which influence/ affect perception and explain each

Back 57

Perceiver- attitude, motives. Situation and target - work setting, social. Environment - light, motion, sound

Front 58

_______ is an act of recognizing or noting fact or occurrence through the use of one or more of the senses

Back 58

Observation

Front 59

________ id's a interpretation of what you observe

Back 59

Perception

Front 60

List the four means by which an officer's observation and perception skills can be improved

Back 60

Practice/ training, memory games, develop good techniques, remove obstacles.

Front 61

Risk factors for coronary heart disease

Back 61

Age, obesity, hypertension, diabetes, smoking

Front 62

Physical training components

Back 62

Flexibility, strength, cardiovascular, body composition

Front 63

Physical fitness definition

Back 63

The ability to carry out daily task with vigor and alertness, without undue fatigue and with ample energy to engage in leisure pursuits and to meet the above average physical stresses encountered in emergency situations.

Front 64

Flexibility definition

Back 64

Range of motion about a joint

Front 65

Critical incident definition

Back 65

Any situation that forces you to face your vulnerability send mortality or that potentially overwhelms your inability to cope

Front 66

Commonalities of critical incident

Back 66

Sudden, unexpected, sense of control is jeopardized, beliefs and values are disputed, time visual and/ or auditory distortions, confusion as evidenced by inattentive and dazed, may include physical or emotional loss.