POWER TO ARREST TESTS COMPILATION BUNDLE

The security guard/proprietary private security officer's role BEFORE a violation has been committed is to: correct answer: a. Watch and wait b. Prevention c. Apprehend and detain d. Observe and report What is the security guard/proprietary private security officer's role AFTER a violation ...

Peace Officers correct answer: Law enforcement officers such as Sheriffs and their Deputies, Constables, Marshals, members of city police forces and other officers whose duty is to enforce the law and preserve the public peace. If a law is violated, peace officers are required to pursue and apprehe...

Peace Officers correct answer: Law enforcement officers such as Sheriffs and their Deputies, Constables, Marshals, members of city police forces and other officers whose duty is to enforce the law and preserve the public peace. If a law is violated, peace officers are required to pursue and apprehe...

Arrest correct answer: a form of lawful control by one person over the actions or movements of another. An arrest is taking a person into custody IN A CASE and IN THE MANNER authorized by law. An arrest may be made by a peace officer or a private person (citizen's arrest). Criminal Liability co...

4 duties upon detention correct answer: 1. Identify yourself as a police officer. 2. Advise the detainee that they are under detention. 3. 10(a) Advise the reason for detention. 4. 10(b) Advise the detainee of the right to counsel without delay. 6 duties upon arrest correct answer: 1. Identi...

A security guard/proprietary private security officer's role is the same as that of a peace officer correct answer: False What should the responsibility of a security guard/proprietary private security officer be before an incident has occured correct answer: Prevent It is against the law f...

PACE S24, as amended by SOCPA The Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 correct answer: This Act gives the power of Arrest - Where an offence has been - Or may have been committed - Or is being committed - Or may be being committed - Or is about to be committed PAST< PRESENT < FU...

Powers to Arrest correct answer: LEPRA 99 (1a) - Police officers MAY arrest without a warrant if, suspects on REASONABLE GROUNDS that the person has or is committing an offence Ways to make an arrest correct answer: 1. Officer states in terms that the suspect is under arrest. The suspect comp...

Detainment correct answer: a person who voluntarily responds to questioning and is not actually restrained (i.e., free to go at any time) is considered to be detained. A person may be detained by the police for further questioning in an investigation, and that person is not necessarily under arrest...

Do's of police officers correct answer: Expalin why the suspect has been arrested Must have reasonable grounds for suspecting Give their name and station Can ask them to remove outer clothing Can use reasonable force in certain circumstances The suspect must be cautioned on arrest unless t...

The primary role of a security guard is to: correct answer: Protect people and property A security guard's role is the same as that of a peace officer. correct answer: False What is the responsibility of a security guard before an incident /offense has accoured? correct answer: Prevent it ...

In every crime or public offense, there must exist a union, or joint operation of act and intent, or criminal negligence. T or F correct answer: T A person who, after a felony has been committed, knowingly harbors, conceals,or aids a principal who has been charged with, committed or been convict...

When can a police officer legally make an arrest? correct answer: When something is found in a stop and search, there is reasonable suspicion that a crime has been committed, will be committed or is being committed Which section of PACE sets out the powers of arrest? correct answer: s24 Whic...

What right does arrest infringe with correct answer: The right to liberty is a key principle oh HRA 1998. Ther exercise of the power of arrest represents an obvious and significant interference with that right. The use of the power must be fully justified and officers exercising the power should co...