Vehicle Inspection Procedures and Techniques

The video tutorial covers the process of vehicle inspection at San Ysidro, highlighting the creative methods used to conceal items in vehicles. It begins with the arrival and parking of a vehicle, followed by an overview of inspection techniques. A K9 unit is used to detect hidden items, leading to a detailed inspection that reveals tampering. The video concludes with final inspection steps and the decision to further investigate the vehicle in a secure area.

What is the main goal of the inspection process at San Ysidro?

• To find hidden items in vehicles

• To play hide and seek

• To maximize profits

• To repair vehicles

Which parts of a vehicle are commonly checked during an inspection?

• The engine compartment, quarter panels, tires, and under the vehicle

• The trunk and glove compartment

• Only the engine compartment

• Only the tires

What triggers a seven-point vehicle inspection?

• A K9 hit

• A negative result

• A missing lug nut

• A radio chatter

What indicates recent tampering on a vehicle?

• A loud noise

• A broken window

• A flat tire

• A missing lug nut and fingerprints

Where might a concealed compartment be located in a vehicle?

• In the trunk

• In the glove compartment

• Behind the tire, accessed through the wheel well

• Under the driver's seat

Why is the vehicle taken to a secure area for further inspection?

• To lift the vehicle and access deeper concealments

• To repair the vehicle

• To wash the vehicle

• To change the tires