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What classifies a major vehicle accident? |
There is a serious injury/fatality, the vehicle involved cannot be driven, or damage in excess of $10k |
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When are photographs required for traffic accident? |
When completing a AF 1315, or if a GOV is involved. |
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What should the photographs for a traffic accident include? |
Views of the front, rear, both sides of vehicle, VIN, License plate, direction of travel, damage, probable point of impact, tire marks or other marks on pavement. |
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When would you issue a DD form 1408 during a traffic accident? |
When fault can be determined |
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What forms will be used for a traffic accident? |
AF 1315, DD 1408 (if fault is determined) |
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What is the form used for Alcohol incidents? |
DD 1920 |
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What is an AF 1315? |
(Traffic) Accident report |
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What are the SFSTs? |
One leg stand 9 step walk and turn Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus |
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What grants SF the authority to apprehend? |
MCM rule 302, and UCMJ Article 7(b) |
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What are brevity codes 1, 2 and 3? |
Code 1: Routine Code 2: Urgent Code 3: Emergency |
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What is Code 4 and Code 5? |
Wants and warrants check and traffic stop |
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What is code 6 and 7? |
Latrine and meal break |
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What is code 8 and 9? |
8 suspect in custody 8a opposite gender 9 change radio frequency |
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What is code 10, and 11? |
Code 10 all secureCode 11 duress Code 10 all secureCode 11 duress |
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What is code 12 and 13? |
Code 12 bomb threat Code 13 immediate assistance required |
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What is code 14? |
Hostage situation |
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What is Code 15? |
Hijacking situation |
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What is code 16? |
Dead body |
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What is code 17? |
HAZMAT incident |
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What does the Internal Security Act of 1950 do? |
Gives commanders authority to issue orders and regulations to protect property. And makes it a misdemeanor to violate those orders. It applies to both military and civilian. |
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What is the Assimilate crimes act? |
Adopts state criminal laws for areas of exclusive or concurrent jurisdiction. Note: does not apply to proprietary jurisdiction areas |
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What is posse comitatus? |
Restricts the use of the U.S. military enforcing civilian law. Exception: acting under authority of U.S. constitution, Acts of Congress, or under jurisdiction of the President of the U.S. NOTE: Does not apply to Guard under Title 32 status under the command of the state governor. |
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What will you do if a pursuit leads off base? |
Stop pursuit and relay all information to BDOC to notify local law enforcement. |
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For civilians suspected of DUI on the base what do you do? |
Have them turn off vehicle (leaving the keys in the ignition) remain in vehicle and you will contact local law enforcement. |
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What forms are used in a domestic disturbance if it's non violent? |
Af form 3907 (field interview card). Dd form 2701 (VWAP) |
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What form is a VWAP? |
DD form 2701 |
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What form is a field interview card? |
AF form 3907 |
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What form is your RAB? |
Af form 1199C |
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What color is your RAB? |
Yellow |
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When is a vehicle considered abandoned? |
It is defective, has major parts missing making it immobile, and/or has no current license plate. Any vehicle meeting one of these requirements must have remained in the same location for a period of 14 days. |
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What form will you fill out for abandoned vehicle? |
DD form 2504 (abandoned vehicle notice) |
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For abandoned vehicles. How long does someone have after the DD form 2504 is posted before vehicle is impounded? |
72 hours |
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What form will be used once an abandoned vehicle is impounded? |
DD form 2506 (vehicle impoundment report) |
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At a minimum who will respond to an alarm activation? What will they do once they arrive? |
2 patrols Post at offsetting points of the building and establish a cordon. |
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During alarm activation what will patrols do with personnel attempting to enter or exit the area? |
You will detain all individuals to prevent them from interfering you from securing the facility perimeter. |
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If there are no signs of forced entry what will you do during an alarm activation? |
One patrol will standby and await the building custodian to accomplish a walkthrough. |
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Escort procedures When will security forces not be responsible for escorting funds? |
Amounts less that $10k |
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For amounts less than $10k before escort what will the courier relay to BDOC? |
Name and description of funds carrier. Time and place of departure Routes of travel Vehicle description Destination and estimated time of arrival |
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When would SF escort funds? And how many personnel? |
Amounts equal to or greater than $10k At least one on-duty armed SF member. |
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Where will SF not be during escort of funds? Where will their vehicle be located during transport? |
SF will never be located inside the vehicle transporting the funds. They will trail behind the vehicle carrying funds. |
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What are the phases of incident management? |
Prevention Protection Response Recovery Mitigation |
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During incident management what is the prevention phase? |
(Threat and incident prevention through observance) Intelligence collection and analysis Active defense Proliferation prevention Fire prevention Disease prevention Contamination prevention |
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Explain Protection fron the Phases of Incident management |
Securing installations and personnel against any threats man-made or natural |
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Explain the Response Phase of Incident Management |
(Actions taken during incident to mitigate destruction or loss of lives) Deploying Disaster Response Force, response plans/checklists, installation warning system |
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Explain the Recovery Phase of Incident Management and when do they begin? |
(Taking action to restore base and personnel to return to normal operating procedures) -Treating wounded and casualties, discovering and disposing of unexploded ordinances, decontamination, damage repair. -These begin as soon as possible to ensure sustainment of crucial missions and restoration of normal operations. |
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Explain the Mitigation Phase of Incident Management |
Combining every other phase into daily operations to reduce risks to personnel and property during an incident. |
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What form # is authority to search? |
AF form 1176 |
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What must be combined with Authority to search? |
Search Affidavit |
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What form # is a consent to search? |
AF form 1364 |
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What is a "Search Affidavit" and who must you contact to completing it? |
A statement of probably cause that is sworn under oath supporting the request authorization to search and seize. You will complete a 3-way call with SJA and a "Military Search Authority" (MSG CC). |
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Who can grant search Authorization? |
Military Judges and CC's along with SJA guidance. |
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Can SF members search off base quarters? If so explain the process If not then why and explain the process for the search. |
No The Installation CC cannot grant the Authority to search off base. A search warrant would have to be obtained and executed by off base authorities or some cases civilian OSI agents |
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Can SF members assist in a search of someone's quarters off base? |
Yes, if requested by civilian authorities and where there is a federal interest. They must be briefed on the scope of the search beforehand. |
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Explain procedures for stray domestic animals |
-SF can assist in locating animal then contact APD animal control. -SF will not assist in the capture of stray animal -For animals with tags. SF will attempt to contact owner to take control of pet. If unsuccessful they will contact Animal Control. NEVER TRANSPORT STRAY ANIMALS IN SF VEHICLES OR USE K-9 UNITS. |
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What are the RAB procedures while in Restricted Area? |
Altus personnel: while inside RA must have RAB with open area 4 displayed above waistline. TDY personnel: can use homestation RAB with authenticated EAL/crew orders posted with SF. |
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What will the EAL/Crew orders show? And who can authenticate them? |
Name, Grade, last 6 of SSN, organization, clearance status, date of visit (if applicable), expiration, and RAB number of each individual. Authenticated by Security Forces E-5/GS-07 or above. |
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Where will Safe Havens be transported during hostile actions for DOE shipments? |
Temporarily bldg #518 until the threat is neutralized. |
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Where will classified shipments be secured? |
Bldg 496/498 |
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What is the primary and alternate route for Main gate during Safe Havens or classified shipments? |
Primary: Through the Main gate onto 1st street and ordinance road until reaching the MSA. Alternate: Falcon rd, 1st st, F Ave, 7th st, E Ave, Taxiway B, Bldg 518 |
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What is the primary and alternate South gate entry for Save Haven and classified shipments? |
Challenger rd, to ordinance rd directly into MSA. Alternate: Challenger Blvd, access road (adj Bldg 509), Taxiway A-Taxiway B, to bldg 518. |
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When would the alternate route for shipments be used? |
If primary is blocked or shipment is ib immediate danger from hostile groups. |
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What will be accomplished if Safe Haven indicates known Hostilities against it? |
FC will maintain initial command and control, IECPS will be closed/secured after convoy enters base. While escorting convoy use a lead and trail |
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What is "stop and frisk" and is it allowed? |
It is allowed under certain circumstances. SF may stop another person temporarily if they reasonably conclude that a criminal activity has been or may be committed by a suspect. |
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What are the 3 conditions for plain view search? |
1. The officer did not illegally enter the place from which the object could be plainly viewed.2. The objects incriminating character must be immediately apparent. 1. The officer did not illegally enter the place from which the object could be plainly viewed.2. The objects incriminating character must be immediately apparent.3. Officer must have lawful right of access to the object itself. 3. Officer must have lawful right of access to the object itself. |
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Explain exigent circumstances when it comes to searching. |
Upon probable cause SF may search without a warrant or authorization. The probably cause would need to be detailed afterwards. (8 preconditions) Upon probable cause SF may search without a warrant or authorization. The probably cause would need to be detailed afterwards. (8 preconditions) |
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Explain interviews of juveniles. Age, consent, and precautions. |
Juveniles are defined as individuals under 18 years of age. Parents or guardians may elect to be present during interviews and they can state they want an attorney. All the same rules will be followed as a normal interview. Interview will be conducted in the presence of at least one parent. If parent is unavailable 2 SF members will be present. Parent or guardian will be informed by SF right to counsel prior to interview. |
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What jurisdictions does Altus AFB have? Explain them |
Propriety on base, and Exclusive in the restricted area. Propriety meaning military has landowner rights. They have no legislative rights. They will only act if a federal crime has been committed. Exclusive gives sole authority to government to legislate. |
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What are the 3 interview types? Describe them |
Direct approach: ask direct questions to recieve direct answers Indirect: ask general questions to allow the individual to tell the story giving you all the details. (Become a listener) Alternating: Combining both approaches |
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What are the 3 types of child abuse? |
Physical, sexual, and emotional abuse |
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What are the vegetation requirements in your area? |
Not to exceed 8 inches in height within 30 feet of restricted area |
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How often do security checks be conducted on hangers containing aircraft during maintaince non duty hours. |
At least every 2 hours |
