| Crimes | Domestic Violence | Traffic Stops | Criminal Justice Process | Codes | 
|---|---|---|---|---|
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					  cars, ships, planes and trains					 
					 What is a conveyance? | 
					  Any physical crime committed against another family OR household member, by another who is residing in the same single dwelling unit.					 
					 What is domestic violence? | 
					  A mobile machine that is designed or used to transport people or cargo.					 
					 What is a vehicle? | 
					  An arrest is made.					 
					 A crime is committed | 
					  Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot, Gulf, Hotel, India, Juliet, Kilo, Lima, Mike					 
					 What are the codes for letters A-M? | 
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					  $300.00 or more					 
					 What is the price where a theft becomes a grand theft? | 
					  A family member is related only through blood or marriage.					 
					 What is a family member? | 
					  The power or right to decide or act according to one's own judgment; freedom of judgment or choice.					 
					 What is discretion? | 
					  A person who has committed a crime.					 
					 What is a criminal? | 
					  November, Oscar, Papa, Quebec, Romeo, Sierra, Tango, Uniform, Victor, Whiskey, X-ray, Yankee, Zulu					 
					 What are the codes for letters N-Z? | 
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					  Robbery is a people's crime, while burglary is a property crime.					 
					 What is the difference between a robbery and burglary? | 
					  Anyone that lives together as a family.					 
					 What are household members? | 
					  The lawful, temporary detention of a vehicle and it’s occupants by a law enforcement officer for an investigative purpose, which include traffic violations and criminal investigations.					 
					 What is a traffic stop? | 
					  First Appearance					 
					 What is the first step to the criminal justice process? | 
					  QTR= The time QSL= Do you receive me?/ Ok/ Affirmative QSK= Proceed with the transmission 
					 What do QTR, QSL, QSK mean? | 
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					  Assault involves an intentional threat while battery is the action/carrying through.					 
					 What is the difference between an assault and battery? | 
					  Violence between individuals who have had a continuing and significant relationship of a romantic or intimate nature.					 
					 What is dating violence? | 
					  When police stop a vehicle which they have strong reason to believe contains a driver or passenger suspected of having committed a serious crime, especially of a nature that would lead the police to believe the suspect(s) may be armed					 
					 What is a felony/high risk stop? | 
					  The judge.					 
					 Who is in charge of sentencing? | 
					  1. Call your office 2. Call “____” 3.To radio shop 4. To motor pool 5. To your station 6. Transfer 7. Cancel 8. On Call 9. In service 10. Out of service 11. Out of service- personal 12. Eat					 
					 What are the first 12 number codes? | 
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					  Damaging property; vandalism					 
					 What is criminal mischief? | 
					  Separate all parties involved.					 
					 What is the first duty of an officer? | 
					  Probable Cause					 
					 What must an officer have in order to conduct a traffic stop? | 
					  Jurors can only find the defendant guilty if they are convinced "beyond a reasonable doubt" of his or her guilt.					 
					 What does beyond a reasonable doubt mean? | 
					  25. Burglary Holdup/ Alarm ringing 26. Burglary 27. Larceny 28. Vandalism 29. Robbery 30. Shooting 31. Homicide 32. Assault 33. Sex Offense 34. Disturbance					 
					 What do number codes 25-34 mean? |