The highest-ranking officer in a police department, responsible for overall operations and leadership, is called the _______.

• Chief

• Sergeant

• Detective

• Lieutenant

The officer who is second in command and helps the Chief manage divisions and oversee department operations is the _______.

• Assistant Chief

• Sergeant

• Detective

• Patrol Officer

The officer who oversees a major division or unit and is responsible for supervising Lieutenants and ensuring policies are followed is the _______.

• Captain

• Sergeant

• Detective

• Corporal

The officer who manages day-to-day operations within a division, supervises Sergeants, and ensures shift coverage is the _______.

• Lieutenant

• Detective

• Corporal

• Chief

The first level of official supervision, who oversees patrol officers and ensures reports and procedures are correct, is the _______.

• Sergeant

• Lieutenant

• Captain

• Chief

The senior officer with experience, who often acts as team lead or assists Sergeants with field operations, is called the _______.

• Corporal / Lead Police Officer

• Detective

• Patrolman

• Cadet

The frontline law enforcement officer who responds to calls, patrols assigned areas, and enforces laws is the _______.

• Patrol Officer

• Detective

• Forensic Analyst

• Police Chief

The three key traits of effective radio communication are Clear, ________, and Correct.

• Concise

• Complex

• Casual

• Creative

The essential details that must be gathered during a call are Where, What, When, Who, and _______.

• Weapons

• Weather

• Witnesses

• Warnings

The rules and protocols for communicating over a police radio, including how to speak and respond, are called _______.

• Radio Procedures

• Radio Frequencies

• Radio Channels

• Radio Codes