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CO Post practice exam / ReviewKnow the definition of the three great arts - ANS-1 st Great Communication Art:
Representation Listening to people - to what they say and how they say it. 2nd Great
Communication Art: Translation -Is the ability to put what you say in the most proper,
fitting, assertive, and powerful words possible. 3rd Great Communication Art: Mediation
Is the ability to skillfully present options.
What are the four step} an officer goes through in identifying and reacting to a threat
from another person? - ANS-Locate, react, control and identify. (The Tactical Edge,
Chapter 2, page 68)
In a full impact collision when vehicles come to a complete stop within a few feet of
each other what will be the range of the debris/material scattered? - ANS-In a head-on
collision where vehicles stop within a few feet, the forward motion of the debris is
blocked by parts of vehicles, and the debris drops to the ground in a small area. (CSP
Accident Investigation Manual, Chapter 5, page 18)
How can an officer identify a hazardous material spill? - ANS-If the officer can't identify
the material itself, he/she should try to identify the class of material.
Of the four senses that can be used to identify a hazardous material spill which is the
safest for an individual to utilize? - ANS-Sight.
What is the analysis phase of the SARA model? - ANS-Officers collect information
about the problem. They rely on a problem Analysis Guide, developed by the task force,
which directs officers to examine offenders, victims, the social and physical
environment, and previous responses to the problem. The goal is to understand the
scope nature, and causes of the problem. (Community Policing a Contemporary
Perspective, Chapter 7, page 170)
When you are at a meeting with private citizens, what should an officer do? -
ANS-Listen and try to understand their concerns (employ empathy).
Why is it good to have a sketch for a crime scene? - ANS-crime scene sketch assist
in:Interviewing and interrogating persons. Preparing the investigative report. Presenting
the case in court. The crime scene sketch: Accurately portrays the physical
facts.Relates to the sequence of events at the scene. Establishes the precise location
,and relationship of objects and evidence at the scene. Helps to create a mental picture
of the scene for those not present. Is a permanent record of the scene. Is usually
admissible in court. (Criminal Investigations, Chapter 24, page 104)
When you respond to a crime scene, what should you have in your hands? -
ANS-Nothing.
The Colorado Liquor Code authorizes the special event permit to be valid for which
hours when selling malt liquor? - ANS-Between the hours of 5 a.m. of the day specified
and until twelve midnight on the same day. (Colorado Liquor Code)
Law enforcement and the courts can overcome competing differences by? -
ANS-Through discretion and accommodation.(Crime & Justice in America, Chapter 1,
page Il)
Querying the gang files will get you what kind of information? - ANS-statewide index of
names and addresses with documented involvement in drug crimes and other
organized criminal activity. (CCIC Training Manual, page 105-112)
Sensory distortion can be a variety of perceptual distortions, the most common of which
can be? - ANS-Visual tricks. The sensation most frequently distorted is time. By far the
most common distortion is a sense of slowness. (The Tactical Edge, Chapter], page 25
& 26)
What is the penalty for engaging in a riot when using a deadly weapon? - ANS-Class 4
Felony.
What is the definition of a Schedule Il drug? - ANS-The drugs in this schedule have a
high abuse potential with severe psychic or physical dependence liability (opium,
morphine, methodone, percodan, preludin, ritalin, cocaine).
When should one photograph a crime scene? - ANS-Before sketching, note taking and
searching. (Criminal Investigations, Chap. 3, page 54)
When preparing for trial, at a pre-trial discussion with the prosecutor, you should: -
ANS-Review all the evidence.Discuss the strengths and weaknesses of the case.
Discuss the probable line of questioning by the prosecutor and the defense. Discuss
complicated or detailed information fully to avoid misunderstanding, Discuss any legal
questions concerning admissibility of evidence or testimony. (Criminal Investigations,
, Chapter 24, page 694)
A police officer should always obey the law: - ANS-On or off duty.
In verbal judo, (reasonable) passive resistance is: - ANS-Any kind of verbal resistance
you encounter that does not interfere with your ability to complete your job. (VerbalJudo,
pages 213 & 214)
In report writing an officer's style should be: - ANS-Inclusive because information which
seems unimportant may become important at a later time. (Police Field Operations,
Chapter 5)
When determining the effectiveness of physical tactics, it is best to utilize those tactics
that: - ANS-That work for you.
When is the best time to photograph a visible fingerprint? - ANS-Photograph before
using powder.
How do you deliver a death notification? - ANS-Officers should use care, compassion,
and concern.
A police officer discovering a body can best determine death by? - ANS-Looking at the
victim's eyes (constricted pupils or thickness of eyelids).
When responding to an involvement crime, what is your main concern? - ANS-Rapid
response by the officer handling the call.
What happens when the wheels on one side of the car lock up? - ANS-When the
wheels lock on one side of the vehicle, it spins toward the side on which the wheels are
locked (sharp yaw). (Accident Investigation Manual, CSP, page 27)
When two vehicles crash head-on and they are traveling at the same speed, this is
known as what type of impact? - ANS-This is a full or complete impact. (Accident
Investigation Manual, CSI), page 36)
When deposits of debris resulting from a collision fall into the grooves of a tire and the
vehicle moves from one point of impact, each imprint will be less prominent than the
first, the vehicle that was struck was most likely traveling at what speed? - ANS-The
vehicle was most likely stopped or moving slowly.(Accident Investigation Manual, CSP,
page 18)
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