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RBC 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
|ACCURATE REAL EXAM WITH FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND RATIONALE |ALREADY A GRADED
|GUARANTEED PASS|LATEST UPDATE 2024/2025.RBC 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
|ACCURATE REAL EXAM WITH FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND RATIONALE |ALREADY A GRA...
RBC 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
|ACCURATE REAL EXAM WITH FREQUENTLY TESTED
QUESTIONS AND RATIONALE |ALREADY A GRADED
|GUARANTEED PASS|LATEST UPDATE 2024/2025.
recognize reasonable suspicion - CORRECT ANSWER "Reasonable suspicion is when a peace
officer has enough facts and circumstances present to make it reasonable to suspect that criminal
activity is occurring and the person detained is connected to that activity. Factors that contribute
to establishing reasonable suspicion are:
- appearance or condition of a person (intoxicated, resemblance to wanted person)
- actions (hiding objects, furtive movements, running from a crime scene)
- driving behaviors
- knowledge of the person's history (criminal record or conduct)
- demeanor (non-responsive, nervous)
- time of day (unuasualness)
- location of the stop (near crime scene, known criminal activity in area)
- officer training and experience (modus operandi, expertise in certain area such as narcotics or
gangs)"
recognize appropriate peace officer actions during a detention - CORRECT ANSWER "Peace
officers can take certain investigative actions during a detention if they can be completed within
a reasonably limited time.
- questioning the person. The person is not obligated to answer, and not answering is not PC for
an arrest
- contacting other witnesses to confirm explanations, verifying IDs or determining whether the
person is wanted
- checking premises, examining objects or contacting neighbors or other individuals to determine
whether a crime actually occurred
- bringing the victim to the suspect for ID purposes if
* the detainee gives permission
* it is impractical to bring the witness/victim to the detainee
* the conditions of the detention are dangerous to the person or officer
* independent PC exists to arrest the subject"
recognize the scope and conditions for warrantless searches and seizures during a detention -
CORRECT ANSWER "No searches are permitted during a detention unless peace officers
reasonably suspect that the detained person may be carrying a concealed weapon or dangerous
instrument. In this case, a cursory/pat search is allowed if the officer can articulate certain facts
which caused them to reasonably believe the person might be carrying a weapon or dangerous
instrument:
- person's clothing
- person's actions
- prior knowledge of person for carrying weapons or of violent behavior
- isolated location so officers are unlikely to receive immediate aid if attacked
- time of day
,- reason for detention
- a similar cursory/pat search of a detainee's companion revealed a weapon
- ratio of individuals to officers"
recognize when there is probable cause to arrest - CORRECT ANSWER Probable cause for an
arrest is a set of facts that would cause a person of ordinary care and prudnce to entertain an
honest and strong belief that the person to be arrested is guilty of a crime. Probable cause is
required before and arrest is made and is based on the totality of the circumstances.
identify elements of a lawful arrest - CORRECT ANSWER "- an arrest may be made by a peace
officer or private person
- the arrested person must be taken into custody, in a case and in the manner authorized by law
- an arrest may be made by actual restraint of the person, or by the person's submission to the
officer's authority
- reasonable force may be used to make an arrest, prevent escape or overcome resistance "
differentiate between arrest and a detention - CORRECT ANSWER "An arrest is the taking of a
person into custody, in a case and in the manner authorized by law. Custody is the key word; it
implies the person making the arrest has full control.
A detention or stop is an assertion of authority that would cause a reasonable person to believe
they are not free to leave. A detention is limited in scope, intensity and duration."
recognize information that must be given to an arrested person - CORRECT ANSWER Any
person making an arrest must state their intent (you are under arrest), cause (why they are under
arrest) and authority (I am the police)
recognize elements of a warrantless arrest for a misdemeanor - CORRECT ANSWER "Officer's
may make a warrantless arrest for a misdemeanor when not committed in their pressence when:
- committed by a juvenile
- DUI
- carrying a loaded firearm in a public place
- violating a domestic protective or restraining order
- assault or battery on a spouse, cohibitant or parent of child
- assault or battery on school property
- assault or battery against working firefighter, EMT or mobile intensive care paramedic
- carrying a concealed firearm in an airport"
recognize elements of a warrantless arrest for a felony - CORRECT ANSWER "Peace officers
may make a warrantless felony arrest whenever they have PC to believe the person to be arrested
has:
- committed a felony in the officer's presence
- committed a felony, although not in the officer's presence
- committed a felony, regardless of whether or not the felony wasm in fact, committed"
,recognize elements of a warrant arrest - CORRECT ANSWER In order to obtain an arrest
warrant the officer must establish probable cause. This is usually done through a sworn statement
(affidavit) filed as part of the formal complaint process
recognize the requirements for entry into a dwelling to make an arrest - CORRECT ANSWER
"Lawful access to private property is most commonly obtained when the officer:
- is given consent
- has exigent circumstances
- has lawfully entered the area for some other purpose (i.e. parole search)
- knock and notice is required with or without a warrant"
recognize the authority for a private person arrest and the peace officer's duty in response to a
private person arrest - CORRECT ANSWER "A private person may arrest an individual for any
public offense committed in their presence. In addition, a private person may arrest an individual
if a felony actually has been committed and the arresting person has probable cause to believe
the individual committed the felony.
Peace officers may either release, issue a citation or take the person before a magistrate/jail. "
recognize conditions under which the use of force or physical restraint is appropriate during an
arrest - CORRECT ANSWER Peace officers may use reasonable and necessary force to make
an arrest, prevent escape or overcome resistance.
recognize the statutory requirements for the disposition of an arrested person - CORRECT
ANSWER "- if the arrest is made pursuant to a warrant the arresting officer must proceed with
the arestee as commanded in the warrant. For misdemeanors only, this may include cite and
release.
- a person arrested for an infraction is normally cited and released, although the arrestee must
sign a written promise to appear
- PC 853.6 requires, with some exceptions, a person arrested without a warrant for misdemeanor
offenses be cited and released in lieu of custody.
- domestic violence must take person into custody
- if arrested without a warrant for felony or misdemeanor must take before magistrate or to jail
immediately except when
* insufficient grounds for criminal complaint
* person was arrested for intoxication only and no further proceedings are desirable
* person is arrested for being under influence of drug and was delivered to a treatment facility or
hospital and no further proceedings are desirable
- individuals arrested without a warrant must be given a judicial determination of PC within 48
hours
- adults must have 3 phone calls within 3 hours
- children must have 2 phone calls within 1 hour and be advised of their rights
- an attorney or physician can visit after the person has been arrested"
recognize the exception(s) to the powers to arrest - CORRECT ANSWER "A person arrested for
a misdemeanor can be taken to jail instead of cite and release for the following reasons:
, - intoxication level unsafe
- medical aexamination needed
- VC 40302 and 40303
- outstanding warrants
- can't provide identification
- prosecution of offenses(s) would be jeopardized
- offense(s) would continue
- person demanded to be taken before magistrate
- reason to believe person would not appear in court
- person subject to 1270.1"
identify the purpose of the Miranda warning(s) - CORRECT ANSWER The purpose of miranda
is so that no person shall be compelled in any criminal case to be a wtiness against himself
recognize when Miranda warnings must be given - CORRECT ANSWER Miranda warning
must be given when the suspect is in custody/arrested and interrogation
identify the proper administration of Miranda warnings - CORRECT ANSWER "You have the
right to remain silent
Anything you say may be used against you in court
You have the right to an attorney before and during questioning
If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you free of charge, before
questioning, if you wish"
"recognize the impact of invoking:
- the right to remain silent
- the right to counsel" - CORRECT ANSWER "Once a person invokes the right to silence,
miranda requires that all interrogation must cease. However, there are circumstances where
reinitiation by the peace officer may produce an admissible statement. These circumstances
include:
- a period of time has gone by and the officers have some new information and/or the officers
want to ask about a different crime
One the miranda right to counsel has been asserted, all interrogation must cease. There are no
circumstances, except for the actual presence of the attorney."
recognize the types of Miranda waivers - CORRECT ANSWER "Types of waivers:
- expressed: answers yes/no verbally
- implied: acknowledges understanding with no verbal communication
- conditional: acknowledges understanding and moves forward with limitations"
recognize the exception(s) to the Miranda rule - CORRECT ANSWER The only exception to
miranda and it is known as the public safety or emergency rescue exception and it is based on
exigent circumstances.
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