Protection Officer Training Unit 9

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Unit 9- Crime Scene ProceduresSometimes during you career as a protection officer, you will be called upon to investigate a crime scene and your _________ or __________ will have a great barring on the outcome of any ensuing investigation.

Back 1

Actions or inactions

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Front 2

Unit 9- Crime Scene Procedures

A premature definition of a crime scene may cause evidence that is later discovered outside the crime scene boundaries to be __________ or __________.

Back 2

Loss or distruction

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Front 3

Unit 9- Crime Scene Procedures

The competent protection officer will always make sure his notes are __________ and __________.

Back 3

Accurate and complete

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Front 4

Unit 9- Crime Scene Procedures

The importance of _________ is that it may be used to link an accused person to the scene of the crime.

Back 4

Physical evidence

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Front 5

Unit 9- Crime Scene Procedures

Elements to be considered when determining the boundaries of a crime scene are:

a. Point of entry
b. Location
c. Pojnt of exit
d. All of the above
e. None of the above

Back 5

d. All of the above

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Front 6

Unit 9- Crime Scene Procedures

The protection officer's prime responsibility with regards to crime scenes can be best described as:

a. Protect, preserve, arrest
b. Investigate crimes
c. Seize evidence
d. All of the above
e. None of the above

Back 6

e. None of the above

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Front 7

Unit 9- Crime Scene ProceduresOnce the protection officer arrives on the scene, their first priority is;

a. To get the name of all those present
b. To lock all the doors and wait for police
c. To preserve evidence found at the scene.
d. None of the above

Back 7

c. To preserve evidence found at the scene.

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Front 8

Unit 9- Crime Scene Procedures

Many crime scenes do not have a physical location.

True or False

Back 8

True

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Front 9

Unit 9- Crime Scene Procedures

The boundaries of a crime scene will be immediately evident once the protection officer arrives on the scene.

True or False

Back 9

False

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Front 10

Unit 9- Crime Scene Procedures

It is necessary to establish the boundaries of a crime scene before and investigation can begin.

True or False

Back 10

True

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Front 11

Unit 9- Survelliance

Covert operations is intended not to be known or recognized.

True or False

Back 11

True

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Front 12

Unit 9- Survelliance

Personal operations are the least expensive in the long run.

True or False

Back 12

False

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Front 13

Unit 9- Survelliance

Equipment requirements very depending on the location, nature and goal of the operation.

True or False

Back 13

True

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Front 14

Unit 9- Survelliance

A proper understanding of privacy issues in only important if the case goes to court.

True or False

Back 14

False

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Front 15

Unit 9- Survelliance

Electronic surveillance could include:

a. CCTV
b. interception of radio transmissions
c. interception of other electronic information
d. All of the above

Back 15

d. All of the above

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Front 16

iUnit 9- Survelliance

Considerations for the retention of records could include:

a. Company policy
b. Statutes of limitation
c. Storage space
d. All of the above

Back 16

d. All of the above

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Front 17

Unit 9- Survelliance

Overt personal survelliance:

a. Relies on being properly concealed
b. could deter some incidents
c. Both of the above
d. Neither a or b

Back 17

b. Could deter some incidents

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Front 18

Unit 9- Survelliance

A simple camera survelliance system will often include:

a. A camera
b. A recorder
c. A cable and connections
d. All of the above

Back 18

d. All of the above

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Front 19

Unit 9- Survellance

A uniformed officer is and expample of a __________ __________ operation.

Back 19

Overt personal

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Front 20

Unit 9- Survellance

The recording of a video signal from a camera located behind the air vent of an elevator is an example of a __________ __________ operation.

Back 20

Covert personal

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Front 21

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

It is important for the protection officer to establish common __________ during and interview.

Back 21

Ground

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Front 22

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

It is important for the protection officer to go into an interview with a __________ in mind.

Back 22

Plan

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Front 23

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

Leading questions have the same effect as __________ and __________ questions.

Back 23

Yes and no

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Front 24

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

By asking specific questions, the protection officer may divert or __________ the interview, rather then letting the subject give a narrative of the whole story.

Back 24

Limit

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Front 25

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

Direct questions do not have a place in an interview.

True or False

Back 25

False

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Front 26

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

Leading questions have the same effect as direct questions.

True or False

Back 26

False

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Front 27

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

Any question of a subject's narrative need not wait untill they finish their story.

True or False

Back 27

False

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Front 28

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

While conducting and interview, the witness stops talking. You should:

a. Start talking yourself
b. Tell the subject to start talking
c. Be patient and wait
d. None of the above

Back 28

c. Be patient and wait

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Front 29

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

During an interview using the nondirect approach, you should:

a. Control your emotions
b. Not register suprise
c. Restate the subject's statement
d. All of the above

Back 29

d. Restate the subject's statement

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Front 30

Unit 9- Interviewing Techniques

Yes and no questions should be avoided because:

a. The subject may agree with you
b. The subject may not understand your question
c. The subject may disagree with you
d. All of the above

Back 30

d. All of the above

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Front 31

Unit 9- Investigation

When preparing a case for trial, arbitration hearing, and so forth, it is important to review all of the __________.

Back 31

Notes

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Front 32

Unit 9- Investigation

When dressing for court or hearing appearance the protection officer should dress as if going to a __________ interview.

Back 32

Job

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Front 33

Unit 9- Investigation
ase work sheets to evaluate investigations should contain the time spent on the investigation, expenses incurred and the names of the investigator's confidential information sources.

True or False
C

Back 33

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Front 34

Unit 9- Investigation

Analyzing pre-event behavior and conditions can identify all of the following except:

a. vulnerability to loss
b. reporting procedures
c. Criminal method of operation
d. Causal factors

Back 34

?

Front 35

Unit 9- Investigation

Individual case assignments should be made on the basis of:

a. Investigator qualifications and effciency
b. An analysis of investigative experience
c. An analysis of what trainning the investigator has undergone
d. Past performance of the investigator

Back 35

?

Front 36

Unit 9- Investigation

Victims need:

a. education about the judicial process
b. Education about criminal psychology
c. Education about accident causation
d. Education about the investigation process

Back 36

?

Front 37

Unit 9- Investigation

Security officers conduct __________ all the time. The proficient security officer?investigator makes every conversation an __________.

Back 37

?

Front 38

Unit 9- Investigation

List in correct order the steps to be taken in a preliminary investigation. (6 steps)

Back 38

?

Front 39

Unit 9- Investigation

An automobile accident has occurred. Construct to question to be asked for studying eash phase of the event.

Pre-event

Post-event

Back 39

?

Front 40

Unit 9- Investigation

Someone has just called in and given information about a loss-causing situation. They do not want to give their name. List three things to be done in taking this call.

Back 40

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