Reference no: EM133532909
Question
1. Prior to hancuffing a cooperative subject, the officer has them turn around. This is so the officer can scan for stolen property.
True
False
2. The shell provides temporary defence against strikes to the head.
True
False
3. The main reason why interactions between people in crisis and the police have increased is because there is a lack of resources, treatment and support for those with mental health problems
True
False
4. The statistics clearly show that the problem in crisis situations is that officers are not following their training
True
False
5. You are dispatched to 123 Anywhere Street for a domestic assault call. During your investigation, you determine that the husband has committed an assault on his wife. As you tell the husband he is under arrest for assault, he grabs onto the dinning room table and says he isn't leaving. In this example, the demonstrated subject behaviour was
compliant
passive resistant
active resistant
assaultive
serious bodily harm or death
6. Lethal force is a weapon or technique that will likely cause serious harm or death
True
False
7. Law enforcement officers are impartial and therefore do not have preconceptions
True
False
8. Section 17 of the Mental Health Act is primarily focused on
just cause
dangerousness
the lack of insight into an illness
disordered thought
9.The Mental Health Act allows officers to diagnose people with mental health disorders
True
False
10. The problem with explaining the use of force is that the investigators were not there, they have to imagine they were in that situation. This means that an officer has to be really good at explaining what happened and how they felt
True
False
11. Although something may be lawful, a key consideration is whether or not it is also
imminent
constitutional
necessary
mental health related
12. An officer was dispatched to a robbery in progress. The dispatcher tells the officer that a man wearing a black jacket, black pants, black gloves, black hat, and a black mask has entered a convenience store and pointed a shotgun at the store owner and demanded the money from the cash register and the safe. As they approach the store, the front door suddenly opens, and a man dressed in all black comes outside and points a shotgun at the officer. The officer quickly draws their firearm and fire three shots at the man. He drops the gun and the officer proceeded to handcuff him, and tell him that he was under arrest. A forensic examination revealed that the shotgun that was pointed at the officer was a toy gun.
The Special Investigations Unit has invoked their mandate, and you have been assigned to investigate this incident.
Do you believe the officer's use of force was reasonable? Why?
13. Now that marihuana is legal, we deduce that marihuana is no longer a risk factor for schizophrenia
True
False
14. You are dispatched to 123 Anywhere Street, Apartment 102, to conduct a wellness check. Upon arrival, you discover a man has locked himself in his bathroom. When you try to speak with him, he tells you that he is god and that his angels will get you if you do not leave. Based on what the man said, what are the symptoms and what might be the potential illness?
hallucinations/schizophrenia
delusions/schizophrenia
dissociation/personality disorder
compulsion/Obsessive-Compulsive disorder
15. When officers are investigated for using force, the investigation will exam if the officer's actions were reasonable based on
Section 25 of the Criminal Code
Section 26 of the Criminal Code
The Use of Force Model
The Ways and Means Act
16. If an officer's beliefs are considered unreasonable, it is likely that their response to this belief will be deemed unreasonable
True
False
17. If we want an officer to attempt communication to gain compliance, the officer
needs to believe they have time
cannot fear that their life is in jeopardy
needs to incorporate tactics like containment and distance
all of these
none of these
18. When 2 officers are attempting a takedown there is no time to communicate.
True
False
19. An officer looks to control the posture, structure and base of the subject. For a takedown, the officer must control at least two of the three to secure a takedown.
True
False
20. A takedown is always necessary when arresting and handcuffing a subject.
True
False
21. What is concerning about crisis is that a person's typical problem-solving methods and coping mechanisms no longer work
True
False
22. While talking to Matt, you try to empathize with Matt by asking yourself
how would you react if you lost everything?
what are Matt's interests?
what are the issues 'Below the Line'?
does Matt blame Amanda for causing his world to collapse?
23. You see a man that is suspected of shoplifting standing in front of a house. As you get closer the male turns around and walks into the house. Given that he left the door is open, the best course of action would be to
stay in fresh pursuit and rush into the house and arrest the man
reposition to the back of the house in case he tries to flee
call the K9 Unit
try to collect more information by going to the front door and attempting to talk him from the door
24. An officer talks to man who has baricaded himself in a washroom and has a knife. The man tells the officer that he has given up on life and wants it to end it. At that point the officer should diagnose the man with depression
True
False
25. You turn on your roof ligts and have a car pull over onto the right shoulder of a busy highway. Given the situation, the biggest risk is
the dangers associated to the possibility of the driver having a gun
the dangers associatetd to the possibility of the driver is impaired
the dangers associated to being out in traffic on a busy road
the dangers associatetd to the possibility of the driver leaving the car
26. You and your partner are dealing with a male. You are standing off to the man's left and your partner is off to his right. As you ask him questions, your partner draws her gun. A reasonable explaination that jusifies the difference between your use of force option (communication) and hers (lethal force) could be
the officers have different fears and experiences
the relative positioning of the officers to the subject provided different view points
one of the officers is incompetent
one of the officers is unlawful
27. Offiers must keep in mind that
seeing is believing
believing is seeing
Distance = Time
the law is the law
28. You are on foot patrol on a downtown street. You see a man standing in front of a store and the window is broken and there is glass on the ground. The man is unsteady on his feet and appears to be talking to himself. Based on the situation,
there is an immediate need to act because the male may still be holding the tool he used to smash the window, therefore you should access your firearm
there is no need for an immediate response, therefore watch the male and his surroundings so that you can collect more information about the situation and the subject
there is an immedate need to act, therefore you should access an intermediate weapon
there no imminent threat therefore you should consider disengaging
29. Rapport is the beginning of a relationship that is based in
trust
respect
love
need
30. Ambiguous hooks are
dangerous and should be avoided
irrelevant
are hooks that are dependent on context
impossible to manage
31. With respect to communication, noise can be
literal and spiritual
literal and psychological
psychological and spiritual
technological and location
32. The Refusal Approach includes
telling the person what the reason is for the interaction
the use of empathy to persuade the person
building rapport
collaborating with the person to come up with solutions