What are the two basic bomb types?

Why is it important to protect the hands and feet when investigating a suicide by gun?

So you can get primer residue from the hands and feet if it was a rifle.

What are the factors that make investigating an auto-erotic death difficult?

The family is embarrassed They cover evidence They don't want to share what happened.

Where should the officer direct his answers when testifying?

The jury

Who makes the decision to evacuate the building after a bomb threat is made?

The manager or building supervisor.

What is the role of the coroner/medical examiner?

The medical examiner has total control of the body and its contents

Robbery investigation involve high risk factors for who?

The officer investigating and the victim.

Who should conduct a search of the building or facility after a bomb threat is made?

The persons most familiar with the building, police may assist

Who has control over the scene of a homicide?

The police

What are the major problems for a robbery investigation?

There is usually little or no evidence at the robbery scene. Robbery victims are usually unreliable or ineffective as witnesses.

What is the purpose of criminal intelligence?

To collect information on crime, crime trends, crime and security threats and conditions associated with criminality

How is the best way to transport a victim if here is no emergency?

Transport the victim to the hospital in an unmarked police car.

How should death be treated when the apparent cause is unknown?

Treat it like a homicide

How many times should the victim be interviewed during the initial investigation?

Twice

What are the classifications of informant?

Unknown Known Confidential

What is an ambush style robbery?

Unplanned usually acted alone, target is selected at random may recruit later.

What are the three skill levels for robbers?

Unskilled/amateur Semi-skilled/addict Skilled/professional

What are the common problems encountered when investigating

Usually delayed reports

What is a selective raid robbery?

Usually involves some planning requires some casing escape routs and number of people around.

What is the best way to locate evidence at the scene of a sexual assult?

With the help of the victim point out where the event occurred and have them identify any missing property

Why is the prosecuting victim so important to the successful prosecution of a property crime?

Without a willing victim to prosecute, a prosecutor will not take the case?

Who are the targets of a street robbery?

Women, elderly, or intoxicated persons are prime targets.

Is it essential to the case that the victim agree to assist in the prosecution for a property damage case?

Yes without a victim willing to prosecute, a prosecutor will not take the case.

Can a blood type be determined by analysis of

Yes, semen can be typed from a person's blood type and compared to a suspects blood type

What are some procedural steps in a robbery investigation?

1. Plan a tactical response 2. Arrive safely plan for a shooting 3. Carefully observe your approach 4. Ensure the scene is safe for civilians and law enforcement 5. Avoid a hostage situation. The list continues there are 23 total look the rest up

What is the most common weapon used in commercial robberies?

A handgun

What is the problem in a death investigation where the body has been removed from the scene?

Alters the scene Potential loss of evidence

What are the major types of robberies related to targets?

Ambush Selective raid Planned operation

What are the major styles of robberies?

Armed and unarmed

What type of information should the first responder gather during the initial investigation of a sexual assault.

Basic information about the suspect vehicle and the time element from the victim

What is the rule for establishing a post-blast perimeter at a bomb scene

Be aware of secondary explosives!

What are the officers responsibilities at the hospital?

Briefing the examining nurse or physician. Ensure they have a rape kit. Seizing the rape kit for the lab. Interview the victim.

What is the punishment for causing a catastrophe?

Class A Felony

What is the punishment for reckless burning or exploding?

Class A misdemeanor

What is the punishment for arson?

Class A, B, or C, Felony

What is the punishment for negligent burning or exploding?

Class B misdemeanor

What is the punishment for knowingly burning or exploding?

Class D Felony

What I the patrol officers role in responding to a bomb threat?

Contact the manager or person in charge if the building. Assist with any search of the building or facility. Order an evacuation if a device is found.

Wjat are the common targets for commercial robberies?

Convenience stores, grocery stores, liquor stores, and gas stations.

What are the proper procedures for conducting an on-scene investigation?

Determine if a crime occurred Identify the victim Interview the reporting party Investigate the scene Follow up and report

What are the considerations for responding to property crimes?

Determine if a crime was committed, Identify the victim, Interview the reporting party, Investigate the scene, follow up and report

What is the purpose of a written report.

Document facts of the incident.

Wjat are the elements of a motor vehicle suicide?

Driver was alone The weather is good Light and road conditions were good The road is straight No skid marks Ran into a fixed object

Who are the victims in property damage cases?

Family members, The person who has care or custody of the property, Owners, managers, care takers

Wjat is the motive for most robberies?

Greed

What are some motives for robbery?

Greed is the general reason but for The armature is peer pressure The professional its to support a lifestyle The addict its for drugs

Should officers include their opinion as to the cause of death?

Hell na the ME does that shit

How is the killing in self-defense classified?

Homicide

What time of year do most robberies occur?

In the winter or around holidays

What is strategic intelligence?

Information about existing patterns or emerging trends of criminal activity.

What is tactical intelligence?

Information that can be put to use immediately by operation units.

What are the 3 ways to gather intelligence?

Law enforcement Publicly available sources Covert methods

What should you do if the property damaged is federal?

Make a regular police report and see a copy to the FBI

What types of criminals are involved in bank robberies?

Predominantly professionals

Criminals who give false/misleading evidence have what type of motive.

Preverse

What is the initial duty if the first responding officer in a a sexual assault?

Protect the victim and provide aid

What are some major problems encountered when investigating a robbery?

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What are the characteristics of robbery victims as related to witnesses?

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When does the trial prep begin?

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What statutes pertain to arson and explosives?

1. Arson - 569.050 2. Knowingly burning or exploding - 569.055 3. Reckless burning or exploding 569.060 4. Negligent burning or exploding - 569.065 5. Causing catastrophe - 569.070

What are methods for auto-eroticism

Neck compression Airway obstruction Chest compression Oxygen exclusion

Can an officer make any promises to an informant who has criminal cases against him?

No the prosecutor can

What are the three locations of where sexual assaults most commonly occur?

Residential structures or other buildings Vehicles Outside park areas

What is the first step in the preliminary investigation?

Search for clues that identify a death as natural, accidental, suicide, or murder

What are the two types of criminal intelligence?

Tactical and strategic

What type of robbery is likely to brag to his peers?

The Amateur

What are the elements of a robbery?

taking by another property by "imminent" threat or force in the presence of that person with the intent to permanently deprive