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MSP Test 1 Questions with 100% Correct Answers What 3 activities result in a seizure or detention? - Answer- 1. Restraint 2. Pursuit 3. Command The components of factual support for reasonable suspicion or probable cause (EASE). - Answer- 1. Environment 2. Advance information 3. Susp...

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What 3 activities result in a seizure or detention? - Answer- 1. Restraint
2. Pursuit
3. Command

The components of factual support for reasonable suspicion or probable cause (EASE).
- Answer- 1. Environment
2. Advance information
3. Suspect
4 Expertise

List the 4 types of secondary sources that get you information as a police officer. List
from most to least reliable. - Answer- 1. Identified
2. Identifiable
3. Confidential
4. Anonymous

Before second hand information can be considered sufficiently trustworthy to justify
police enforcement you must know wether the informant has___________________. -
Answer- Veracity

Veracity means the informant is generally reliable. The______________________
means that the content of the top is probably accurate. - Answer- Basis of Knowledge

What are the 4 ways to show a sources veracity? - Answer- 1. Identified/Identifiable
2. Track record
3. Admission of crime
4. Corroboration

Define corroboration in 3 words. - Answer- Independent police verification

What is the most common kind of corroboration ? - Answer- suspect and or vehicle
matches the description near a crime scene

What are the 3 ways to show basis of knowledge? - Answer- 1. Explain the source
2. Detailed account
3. Corroboration

, The best question to ask a secondary source to learn his/her basis of knowledge is? -
Answer- HOW DO YOU KNOW?

The force used in order to conduct an investigative detention must be
_________________ given the facts justifying the stop. - Answer- Reasonable
(proportionate)

True or false. At the time a suspect is handcuffed, he/she is automatically under arrest. -
Answer- FALSE

Define conspiracy. - Answer- An agreement between two or more people to do
something unlawful.

Define solicitation. - Answer- To persuade somebody to commit a felony

List the 3 elements of an attempted crime. - Answer- 1. Specific intent (intentional w/
objective)
2. Over act
3. Failure

When a crime such as minor in possession of alcohol or statutory rape does not take
into account an offenders intent this is referred to as__________________ - Answer-
Strict liability

Where should you elbows be when front squatting? - Answer- in front of the bar

How deep should your squat be? - Answer- below parallel

what kind of grip should you have on the bar when front squatting? - Answer- loose
fingertip grip

Why is stage 1 hypertension? - Answer- 138/80

What do carbohydrates break down to? - Answer- sugar (glucose)

According to the BMI what is considered obese? - Answer- 30 or over

What are the macro nutrients we derive energy from? There are 3. - Answer- fats,
proteins, carbs

How many calories are in a gram of fat? - Answer- 9 calories

How many calories equal 1 pound of body weight? - Answer- 3,500

What is autophagy? - Answer- self eating

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