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MCOLES TEST QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS


Transporting prisoners

Determine age, radio dispatch nature of arrest, identify prisoner, destination and
starting mileage

Transporting prisoners (TRUE OR FALSE)

Cuff and search before placing in car

Sketch location of physical evidence at crime scenes

Time and date of sketch

Complaint number

Name of preparer and measurer

Process a diagram of crime scene as evidence

~treats crime scene sketch as evidence~Record date/time and location

Identified person making of sketch w/ personal identifier (initials) and marks as
evidence.

Photograph crime scene

Chooses appropriate equipment

Photographs specific location of crime(house number/street sign)

Photographs general exterior (perimeter)

Photographs specifics of the crime (evidence/victims)

Documents sequence of pictures taken at crime scene

Grid Search

A search method employed by two or more persons overlapping separate line searches
that form a grid. It is best utilized in large crime scenes, to include fields or woods
(outside). Multiple searches, or a line of them, move next to each other from one end to
the other.

Quadrant/zone search

A search method in which the crime scene is divided into smaller sections or zones, or

,quadrants and members of the team are assigned to each section. Each of these can
then be further subdivided into smaller sections for smaller teams to search in depth.
Best searching for a small object Spiral Search

Done by one person. Searcher walks in a circular fashion from the outer point of the
crime scence towards the central point. DO NOT START IN CENTER AS EVIDENCE
COULD BE DESTROYED Body to be examinbed for evidence of unnatural death Notify
medical examiner of death

Investigate death scene for evidence of unnatural death before searching body taking in
consideration time that person has been dead, visible appearance of violence,
appearance of body, etc

Search bodies to locate identification when death is determined natural

Searches body to locate identification-e.g., checks pockets, checks purse-or identifying
marks-e.g., scars, tattoos, amputations, medical alert tags-if death was natural

Inventories valuables obtained in search

Secured personal property recovered from a deceased body

Conduct a Show up

Identifies potential suspects at the scene of the crime by:

-interviewing witnesses

-reviewing evidence; or

-reviewing suspect's description

Locates the suspect by radio communications with base station or other officers or
searching the surrounding area

Determines whether it is legal to conduct a show up:

-a limited period of time has elapsed since the commission of the crime;

probably cause is lacking that the suspect committed the crime; and

to clear innocent victims of circumstance from suspicion

Transports victim/witnesses to the suspect for viewing

to clear a probably innocent person from being a victim of circumstance

to reduce the amount of government intrusion

Plan for a search

Determines the appropriate search method based upon available personnel, equipment,

, and physical characteristics of the area to be searched, including:

spiral

grid

quadrant

Conducts a briefing describing:

Facts relating to the crime and crime scene officers' assignments for the search know
what an officer may have to do prior to search of crime scene protection of the crime
scene secure the scene: the scene where the body is located is usually the area most
critical to the death investigator. Examining this area is CRUCIAL to the death
investigation. zone search pattern grid search pattern strip method or line method
crime in progress scene

Establish control of perimetor

Protect crime scene

Search immediate area for support personnel

Conduct preliminary crime scene search

Collets and records evidence

Case planning

Review a case with prosecutor or city attorney to plan for preparation of case

Check that witnesses are present

Introduce witnesses to prosecutor

Explain courtroom proceedings

Refuse to coach witnesses

Stroke

maintain an open airway

Car Accident

Ask bystanders if they can identify witnesses

Request media to assist with locating possible witnesses

Statement on record and have those involved write a written statement

Arrange for those involved at traffic stop to repeat statements in each others presence

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