J11 ONLINE EXAM 4 ANSWERS - ASHWORTH
J11 Online Exam 4 Answers (Ashworth)
Question 1
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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Examples of probable cause are:
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standardized in some departments.
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always finite.
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vary from department to department.
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almost limitless.
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Question 2
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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The length of an arrest report depends on:
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the number of witnesses present.
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the number of crimes committed.
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the rap sheet of the suspect.
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the facts of the case.
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Question 3
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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All of the following are circumstances under which a person may be arrested EXCEPT:
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an arrest warrant has been issued for a particular person.
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a police officer has probable cause to believe that a particular person committed a felony.
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a citizen impersonates an officer and makes an arrest.
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a police officer is witness to a misdemeanor crime.
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Question 4
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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An arrest report should include the names of everyone present, document injuries to anyone present, and, if available, include:
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notations about the lighting.
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statements made by the suspect.
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weapons and drugs confiscated.
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photographs.
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Question 5
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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An arresting officer who spots a car that was mentioned in connection with a bank robbery during an earlier meeting with his colleagues would be using the __________ model.
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information
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five senses
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reasonable suspicion
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hunches
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Question 6
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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When writing the details of an investigation for an arrest report, which one of the following statements does NOT describe a responsibility of an investigator?
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Identify all the people present at the location of the arrest or who participated in it in any way.
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Clearly report statements made by the suspect.
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Clearly describe the probable cause for the arrest.
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If there are multiple injuries, document only the most serious injury.
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Question 7
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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On 11-27-15 at 1320 hours, I saw Jones riding northbound on Salt Street from Elm on an orange 1980 Honda 750 CC motorcycle with no license plate. This is a violation of Section 5200 of the California Motor Vehicle Code. I stopped Jones and saw that he was wearing a thick, heavy jacket that was open in the front. He turned away from me and pulled the left front part of the jacket to his right. Given this movement and the fact that is was 94 degrees, I told Jones to stop moving and put his hands behind his head, which he did. I patted him down and found a Walther 380 caliber semiautomatic handgun in the left side of his waistband, concealed by the jacket. I took the Walther and arrested Jones. I checked the Walther and saw that the serial number was ground off. There was one round of ammunition in the chamber and six additional rounds of ammunition in the magazine. This scenario is an example of:
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training and experience.
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reasonable suspicion.
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hunches.
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five senses.
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Question 8
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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A "slanted" arrest report is another expression for a(n) __________ report.
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racially motivated
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biased
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impartial
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objective
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Question 9
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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Which one of the following best describes the key to writing a good arrest report in any situation?
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Write a report containing only information that you personally investigated and disregard information from others.
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Write the report in a manner that will help the prosecutor convict the person you believe committed the crime.
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Eliminate any negative investigation since it only confuses the prosecutor and the jury.
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Know the law, know your agency's policies, and do your job within these parameters.
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Question 10
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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The writer of an arrest report should begin the narrative with the date, the time, and:
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how the writer got involved.
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the writer's location when notified of the incident.
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witness data.
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the list of evidence.
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Question 11
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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An arrest report should address the "who, what, where, when, why, and how":
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the officer got involved.
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the arrest occurred.
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the crime occurred.
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any witnesses who chanced upon the crime.
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Question 12
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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What is the minimum length of an arrest report?
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There is no minimum length, but probable cause must be established.
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Four pages
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Ten pages
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Three pages
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Question 13
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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On 7-4-14 at 1200 hours, Smith and I were walking a foot beat in the downtown area. This area has 16 liquor-serving establishments in a 14-block area and is known to be a high-crime area. As we entered the alley between 10th and 11th streets southbound from Marina, we saw Rigsby and Goode behind the Office Bar hitting each other with fists. We were 100 feet from them and Smith yelled at them to stop fighting. As soon as Smith said this, I saw Goode take a fixed blade knife out of a sheath on his right leg and stab Rigsby in the left side of his neck and then in the left side of his stomach. Goode then dropped the knife and walked toward us. I arrested Goode while Smith called for paramedics and provided medical attention to Rigsby. This scenario is an example of which model?
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Current knowledge and information
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Reasonable suspicion
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Hunches
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Five senses
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Question 14
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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On 3-17-15 about 1530 hours, I was driving north on Temple approaching Spring Street when I heard a county-wide radio broadcast about a robbery that just occurred at a bank in Pacific City, which was four blocks north of my location. The suspect was described as male, white, 6'2", 240 pounds, wearing a black baseball hat and a red shirt. The suspect vehicle was described as a late model white SUV with a partial California license plate of 1HEV. Just as the broadcast ended, I saw the suspect driving south on Temple in a 2011 Cadillac Escalade with California license 1HFU631. The suspect was wearing a red shirt. As we passed each other we made eye contact and when I made a U-turn to follow him he accelerated and continued South. I broadcasted my activity and the suspect turned East on Rumble drive into an industrial area. I lost sight of the Escalade but after turning onto Rumble, I saw the suspect about 200 yards in front of me still driving East. As he approached Box Street, he turned North, lost control of the Escalade and collided with a concrete light pole on the Northwest corner of Rumble and Box. This scenario is an example of which model?
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Reasonable suspicion
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Current knowledge and information
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Hunches
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Canines
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Question 15
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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In addition to the five senses and the officer's training and experience models, the officer could establish probable cause and make an arrest using the __________ model.
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reasonable suspicion
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current knowledge and information
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canines
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hunches
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Question 16
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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An arresting officer has a duty to report and explain injuries that occur to:
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witnesses only.
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anyone involved.
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suspects only.
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bystanders only.
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Question 17
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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__________ combine to form probable cause.
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Facts and opinions
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Opinion and witnesses
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Evidence and witnesses
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Facts and circumstances
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Question 18
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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An arrest report should be written in the __________ person.
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collective
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second
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third
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first
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Question 19
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2.5 / 2.5 points
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An arrest report should be written in the __________ tense.
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past perfect
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past
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pluperfect
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present
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