LJ1 Arrest and Approach

Which step comes FIRST in handcuffing a suspect?

• Double locking the handcuffs

• Handcuffing the wrist quickly

• Having the suspect keep his/her hands visible

• Holding the suspect while searching him/her

In Terry v. Ohio the case centered on:

• Privacy in hotels

• Searches for weapons

• Vehicle pullovers

• Wiretap warrants

What is the police radio word for the letter "A"

• Adam

• Albany

• Amy

• Artizona

When handcuffing a suspect, how should one give the commands?

• By using college level words to gain respect

• By using profanity to gain suspect's attention

• Using your arms and hands to visually explain instructions

• By using plain language and speaking clearly

Which is the MOST important when arresting a suspect?

• Department image

• Legal standards

• Officer safety

• Policy protocols

Which part of the suspect's body is BEST to observe for threats?

• Hands

• Sholuders

• Feet

• Eyes

What should an officer always tell dispatch when he/she makes a citizen contact?

• Description of suspect

• Location

• Reason for making the contact

• Tag number

When searching a suspect for weapons, where can an officer legally search?

• Anywhere one could find any illegal items

• Anywhere without limits

• Only the pockets and waistbands

• Only where one could find weapons

A "Terry Frisk" refers to what police action?

• Applying for warrants

• Searching for weapons

• Arresting motorists

• Conducting police line ups

What does one say to dispatchers to confirm he/she heard them?

• "Affirmative"

• "Check"

• "Go ahead"

• "Received"