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Q 1/13
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What should you always assume about every call you respond to?
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The victim will be cooperative
You have the skills to respond without assistance
You are walking into an active crime scene
You will require authorization from a supervisor before making any decision
Q 2/13
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What should you keep an eye out for when arriving at a crime scene?
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Signs of criminal activity
All of these
Potential suspects, victims, or witnesses
Evidence
13 questions
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What should you always assume about every call you respond to?
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What should you keep an eye out for when arriving at a crime scene?
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20 sec
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What should you do with anyone you find at an active crime scene?
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20 sec
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What rule allows you to check anyone on a crime scene for weapons if you feel your safety is in danger?
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The perimeter officer at a crime scene must do what?
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You arrive at a potential crime scene. What should be the very first thing you do?
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20 sec
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You respond to a crime scene and observe a person fleeing the area. What should you do?
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As a patrol officer, what should you always be carrying on you to prepare for a crime scene?
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This method of searching a crime scene involves officers moving across the scene in a series of straight lines which do not cross. What is it called?
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This method of searching a crime scene involves officers moving in a series of ever decreasing circles towards the center of the scene. What is it called?
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This method of searching a crime scene involves officers moving in a series of crossing, perpendicular lines across the entire scene, ensuring every spot is inspected at least twice. What is it called?
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This method of searching a crime scene involves officers being split into smaller areas which they are individually responsible for. What is it called?
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In the age of digital photography, why do we still need to draw a crime scene diagram in addition to taking photographs?
