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  • Which Class felony carries life imprisonment with no option for early release?
  • Which statement about vehicles is accurate?
  • LSD and PCP are typically stored in which container?
  • You should verify information you are given during a field contact.
  • Which of the following statements aligns with the information provided about gang entry?
  • During road checks, violations may be documented by which of the following?
  • K9 use in a larceny investigation is generally not permitted unless what condition occurs?
  • Which of the following is an example of how to DETECT crime on patrol?
  • Which scenario is listed as a special circumstance for missing persons?
  • Which of the following is NOT advised during testimony?
  • Unmarked vehicles: Which option describes usefulness?
  • What is chain of custody?
  • Under State Code 3.2-6571, which activities are prohibited?
  • Which protections are included in the 5th Amendment as described here?
  • In a 30 Day Special scenario, which action is described as the method used?
  • Aggaverage Malicious Wounding is a class 2 felony if which condition is true?
  • Is race an acceptable reason to suspect someone of suspicious behavior?
  • Which statement about THC is true?
  • Which method aims to help parties reach a resolution they craft themselves, without the mediator imposing terms?
  • NOVARIS is described as being part of which relationship to AFIS?
  • Which factor should be checked prior to OC deployment relating to eye safety?
  • Prostitution involving a minor under 16 is classified as which felony?
  • Which source is NOT listed as a method to develop witnesses?
  • For juveniles, fingerprinting offenses include which categories?
  • Which statement correctly defines Chain of Command?
  • N95 masks are particularly useful in which of the following situations?
  • Elimination prints are prints recovered belonging to who?
  • Crimes against nature involving a victim aged 13 to 18 is classified as which felony?
  • Gambling requires which of the following?
  • In surveillance operations, which factor is described as good for overwatch and provides a long reaction time to events?
  • If you search someone without probable cause, which amendment is violated?
  • What is one way a suspect may lie to hide information?
  • During a drug investigation, which element is essential to maintaining the integrity of evidence?
  • On private property where carrying is not posted against, carrying a handgun is allowed. True or False?
  • Before going out on patrol, you should stay up to date on multiple areas. Which choice captures this idea?
  • Which is an example of evidence used to establish PWID?
  • Which statement correctly defines probable cause?
  • Which statement best defines Family Abuse under 16.1-228?
  • Under 18.2-92, burglary with the intent to commit another misdemeanor includes breaking into an occupied dwelling with the intent to commit which type of crime?
  • Under 18.2-308 Concealed Carry, what is the classification of the first offense?
  • During an investigation into suspected elder abuse, what should you do to document findings and report?
  • What is the recommended action when a transfer of command occurs?
  • Which item is commonly classified as narcotic paraphernalia?
  • How are juvenile fingerprints handled according to the material?
  • In the provided material, an inanimate object is defined as which?
  • When a plaintiff sues a department in its official capacity, who bears liability?
  • What operation step is critical when responding to missing person?
  • Which statement describes a misdemeanor?
  • Which option improves safety by enabling dispatch to provide vehicle information and location?
  • What are the juvenile processing options listed in the notes?
  • Is setting a perimeter important?
  • When exposed to life-threatening stress, your body naturally moves blood to certain muscle groups, causing which of the following?
  • True or False: THC is the main psychoactive ingredient in Marijuana.
  • Under Special Circumstances, which activity is listed as involving Schedule I or II drugs?
  • Counterfeiting involves which action?
  • The Exclusionary Rule states that...
  • Are warning shots ever used?
  • Which step involves arranging something for a stolen auto?
  • What is the purpose of double checking your information on a warrant?
  • Which sequence best summarizes pre-first-aid care steps when approaching an adult in need?
  • Which item is NOT a listed type of crime scene photo?
  • Fraud offenses are always classified as which level of crime?
  • What does APP stand for in the animal protection notes?
  • Which action is appropriate after gaining control of a subject?
  • Which substance is commonly described as a colorless, odorless liquid associated with dissociative experiences?
  • Factors that might contribute to bias:
  • What must you provide to a sexual assault victim as required by SOPs?
  • Can dogs be deployed at burglary scenes?
  • Which of the following is NOT a Class 2 misdemeanor in Virginia?
  • What is a key step at the entrance to the death scene?
  • What determines Time of Death?
  • Which statement best describes a field show up?
  • What is the maximum duration of a Permanent Protective Order under Family Abuse Protection Orders?
  • Which notification step is listed for processing stolen autos?
  • Which circumstance makes a sexual offense qualify as aggravated sexual battery in Virginia?
  • The wingspan concept defines the area a suspect can reach to destroy evidence or weapons. Which description best fits this area?
  • Important suspect information in a burglary includes:
  • Which of the following is NOT a proper component of a warrant?
  • Outside jurisdiction off-duty officers have what status?
  • Destruction of property involves which key element?
  • Extortion involves which elements?
  • Unique identifiers that assist in conducting a trace: Which item is a unique identifier used to trace property?
  • When is a person considered to be in police custody?
  • Which of the following is one of the listed exceptions to the prohibition on possessing alcohol by certain persons?
  • Which federal statute numbers are associated with police civil rights violations?
  • During responding to larceny complaints, which should you determine?
  • It is illegal to knowingly possess a firearm while unlawfully in possession of which type of drug?
  • Which of the following is a criterion for an ECO?
  • Is cutting the umbilical cord appropriate in the field?
  • In NIMS, formal communication is used for:
  • When notifying VDOT about a malfunctioning traffic light, which detail should be stated?
  • Burglary with the intent to commit larceny or any felony not involving murder, rape, robbery or arson is described under 18.2-91. Which option best reflects that intent?
  • After your first contact with OC, which outcome is described in the material?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a major stakeholder category in the incident management framework?
  • Concealed carry eligibility: which statement is correct?
  • What is the definition of family abuse?
  • Which action is performed on scene during a stolen auto investigation?
  • If a parent abducts a child and removes the child outside the Commonwealth, the offense is classified as what?
  • Is setting a perimeter important?
  • During a foot pursuit, which behavior best aligns with training?
  • Which action should be prioritized when responding to a vice event?
  • Abduction by prisoners is classified as which felony?
  • Hazing for gang members is unlawful.
  • It is illegal to discharge a firearm or crossbow in or across which area?
  • Which of the following is NOT a typical consideration when evaluating Modus Operandi?
  • During a traffic stop, should you argue with the driver?
  • Which statement is true about protective orders?
  • During transport, which of the following best describes the standard safety posture?
  • What is the scope of a search incident to arrest?
  • Object Sexual Penetration is punishable and involves penetration of which areas?
  • During testimony you should:
  • Transferred Intent occurs when
  • Which of the following is a sign of mental illness?
  • A person who loudly shouts and disturbs the public peace in a public place may be charged with which offense?
  • Are you required to notify a law enforcement officer of your concealed carry permit?
  • Which statement best describes de-escalation readiness in response to violence?
  • Unlawful Entry is defined as entering property for which purpose?
  • What should we consider when retrieving a weapon from someone?
  • What is a primary role of the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) in stolen auto matters?
  • Should you use a degree of sensitivity when talking to a parent of an arrestee?
  • Which category includes both Alarms and Peephole as listed items?
  • The offense Contributing to the delinquency of a minor requires which of the following?
  • If anthrax exposure is suspected in a county building, which area should be treated with caution?
  • Upon arriving at the scene of a disabled motorist, you are responsible for which action?
  • What form does 'kiddie dope' typically come in?
  • During hazmat scene evaluation, responders should look for what?
  • Which statement describes 18.2-32.2?
  • The Fourth Amendment protects citizens from what?
  • Which question is appropriate to ask to gather vehicle information?
  • Petit Larceny is defined as: A) Larceny from the person of anything with less than $5 value. B) Simple larceny not from the person with value less than $1,000. C) Both A and B. D) Grand Larceny.
  • Action with supervisor during an incident involving OC or thoughts of suicide?
  • In interrogation, the term 'functional equivalent' refers to which?
  • Under Arson of Personal Property, if the value is under $1,000, the offense is which class?
  • Under the abduction statute, which scenario would elevate the offense to a class 2 felony?
  • Which scenario is typically considered a status offense in juvenile matters?
  • Which of the following is considered a crime of violence according to the list?
  • In regard to MO, what are some things to consider?
  • At what point should you obtain witness information at a death scene?
  • Impersonating a LEO would include which scenario?
  • Which item is NOT listed as information to collect for moving surveillance planning?
  • What are the roles of the first responding patrol officer?
  • Expressing empathy toward a suspect during an interview to reveal more information results in which type of interview?
  • If the recovered vehicle is occupied, what information should be obtained?
  • If a parent abducts a child and the act would be punishable as contempt of court, what can occur?
  • Which platform is identified as the leading way to disseminate terrorist ideology?
  • Second Degree Murder is defined as murder not aggravated or first degree and requires malice.
  • Which statement best defines reasonable suspicion in law enforcement?
  • When exposed to life-threatening stress, which of the following effects might occur?
  • Which of the following is a Class 4 felony in Virginia?
  • In a death investigation, which information should be documented about a suspect?
  • In evaluating a threat in a school setting, which factor is most important to assess for credibility?
  • Grand Larceny can be defined as which combination?
  • In dealing with a non-compliant person who refuses to provide information, what is appropriate?
  • A cigarette paper filled with marijuana is called a
  • Which option correctly identifies the acronym FACT in the context of child welfare?
  • The good faith standard is associated with which case?
  • Should you be within arms reach during a field inquiry?
  • Larceny from the person involves taking property directly from the victim.
  • What is the Virginia Governor's executive order number that requires NIMS?
  • During surveillance, identifying which element helps position other units accordingly?
  • Which statute addresses primary aggressor considerations in family/household incidents?
  • P1 refers to which scenario?
  • Which vehicle is explicitly listed as allowed at the scene of a natural disaster?
  • If a juvenile is found not guilty, fingerprint cards must be destroyed within what period?
  • What are the two categories of surfaces for latent prints?
  • In use-of-force priorities, which sits at the top of the hierarchy for preserving life?
  • Which statement is true about probable cause?
  • Which evidence item would you not typically consider for PWID?
  • A serial number is helpful when locating stolen property.
  • How to assist on scene?
  • Where is a safe place for an officer to complete a summons?
  • The case that references the good faith standard in police accountability is:
  • What is the commonality cited between stimulants and barbiturates?
  • Which statement best describes patent or visible prints?
  • Which option lists the priorities of life in the correct order?
  • Which statement describes drinking while carrying?
  • Withholding a child in violation of a court order and the child remains within the Commonwealth is classified as which offense?
  • The ejection of the placenta is considered...
  • Which statement about forgery and uttering is true?
  • NOT listed as a criminal offense associated with the homeless?
  • In the OODA loop, which step comes after Orient?
  • How long is a search warrant valid before it must be executed?
  • Massiah v. United States held that once formally charged, the defendant has constitutional rights associated with the prosecution for that charge.
  • Should you check the environment surrounding a scene prior to entering?
  • Should you prone out a cooperative arrestee?
  • What best describes professional demeanor in court?
  • If a person intentionally damages a war memorial with no intent to steal, which offense is charged?
  • Which trio represents the three parts that must work together in the criminal justice process?
  • Which of the following is a depressant?
  • Which action best facilitates burglary canvassing?
  • Which step is essential to maintain the integrity of evidence during a drug investigation?
  • Which sequence accurately defines the OODA loop?
  • Which statement best defines carjacking?
  • During larceny operations, which action may be broadcast to units?
  • What is the recommended initial action when communicating with a suicidal person?
  • Which of the following are ways prescription drugs are ingested?
  • A firearm can also be an object not capable of firing a projectile that gives the appearance of being able to do so. Which of the following illustrates this concept?
  • Which statement about officer discretion is true?
  • How may a parent act when you arrest their little ray of sunshine?
  • Non-traditional police vehicles: When used?
  • In order to sue the government, a citizen must have what?
  • In a suspected fraud case, what is an essential initial step?
  • Substantial due process under the Fourteenth Amendment requires what action by law enforcement in custody?
  • What action is required within 24 hours for P1?
  • If you arrest someone at a protest because you dislike their message, which amendment is violated?
  • What is the recommended parking orientation for emergency vehicles upon hazmat arrival?
  • U-turn cannot be made where:
  • Which statement is true about initial management of a suicidal person?
  • In the destruction of property offense, the property destroyed or defaced must be what?
  • Which of the following communicates can establish trespassing?
  • Which action should you take when approaching a residence to search to minimize noise?
  • Hate Crimes - Unlawful Entry are charged as what class of felony?
  • Anthrax exposure is commonly associated with which type of symptoms?
  • Which offense includes concealing merchandise before passing point of payment, altering price tags, transferring goods from one container to another, and aiding or abetting someone else to do these things?
  • Who should be fingerprint conscious at a crime scene?
  • Concluding the Investigation: Which action is recommended as part of concluding an investigation?
  • Which statement is inculpatory?
  • Modus Operandi is defined as which of the following?
  • False pretenses involve which of the following?
  • Which statute governs carjacking?
  • Is it acceptable to abuse your authority?
  • Which of the following items is illegal to carry concealed under Concealed Weapons statute?
  • A firebomb is defined as which of the following?
  • In domestic assault cases, your testimony also requires the petition of which type of order?
  • Which stance is recommended during a field interview?
  • Should you secure your gun in a car with no cage while transporting a subject?
  • Which of the following is a common activity of a gang?
  • Which are the three elements of the criminal justice system as commonly cited?
  • First-degree murder is categorized as which class of felony?
  • Which statement best defines manslaughter as described in the material?
  • Unified Command consists of the incident commanders from various jurisdictions operating together forming a single command structure and making joint decisions.
  • For a citizen requesting a felony warrant, what must the magistrate do to proceed with a federal warrant?
  • In the context of child abuse investigations, should investigators talk to children?
  • Can a K9 be deployed on a crowd without approval?
  • Is there a mandatory waiting period before reporting a missing person?
  • Which of the following is a listed Lights feature?
  • Does failure to give a warning/announcement of a K9 meet the criteria for excessive force?
  • If a driver fails to provide proof of insurance, what action can the DMV take?
  • A barbiturate is which type of drug?
  • Which description best fits trace evidence?
  • Warrants direct which actions?
  • Which person is NOT considered a family or household member under JDR Court definitions?
  • In Object Sexual Penetration, an aggravating element includes the offender's use of the victim's mental incapacity or physical helplessness. Which option best represents this element?
  • On arrival at a hazardous materials scene, which action is emphasized as essential?
  • JTTF stands for?
  • Which tool is commonly used by suspects in vehicle theft?
  • For a burglary, a K9 deployment is typically used to?
  • Know your area and the people—this practice supports effective patrol. Which option lists this idea as a correct action?
  • In the "Owner Give Ups" category, which action would indicate legitimate reporting of a theft?
  • Do we do warning shots?
  • Magistrates issue charges based on sworn statements by which individuals?
  • What is Sovereign Immunity?
  • Which case is recognized as a landmark regarding the use of a Taser?
  • Are monuments or memorials for war veterans included under the destruction of property offense?
  • Domestic Terrorism is terrorism that is targeted toward which entity?
  • Which statement defines circumstantial evidence?
  • Which practice helps maintain a good relationship with the community when enforcing laws?
  • Intentionally setting fire to woods, brush, leaves, or similar material with the intent to let it escape to lands not his own is described as?
  • When should a parent be notified after arresting their child?
  • Which of the following is one of the exceptions to the prohibition on possessing alcohol by certain persons?
  • Which statement best describes a hate group?
  • What does assisting entail in larceny operations?
  • If the speed limit is 35 mph and a car is traveling 25 mph and backing up traffic, they could be pulled over for:
  • Which statement about bail information accessibility for family is true?
  • On scene objector: Whose consent prevails?
  • What is the recommended sequence when elder abuse is suspected?
  • Which activity constitutes gambling?
  • Are step-siblings included in JDR court?
  • Which of the following is a recommended practice when a driver cannot show a license?
  • Which statement reflects a typical gang motivation?
  • Who can sign off on arrest warrants?
  • Which entity is typically a mandated reporter in child welfare investigations?
  • In child abuse cases, who are the offenders in most cases?
  • Can you notify an arrestee's family of their location?
  • If you hogtie somebody and they die, who is going to hold you responsible?
  • What is the appropriate initial approach to a suspicious vehicle stop?
  • What protection does the Sixth Amendment provide once a defendant is formally charged?
  • A car passes a school bus with flashing lights. You can pull them over for:
  • Two officers stacked outside a room in darkness, why should the second officer's flashlight be off?
  • Is it permissible to shoot from a moving vehicle?
  • Which hallucinogenic drug is typically described as an odorless liquid?
  • Which option correctly identifies a depressant?
  • Which is typically included in a valid arrest warrant?
  • When should you search an inmate?
  • Which of the following is listed as a criterion for defining a gang?
  • Who are the primary responders to animal or game related events in the county?
  • To which branch does law enforcement belong?
  • Which drug is primarily a hallucinogen associated with altered thoughts and perceptions?
  • Which of the following is NOT a listed fraud offense?
  • ESRO/SRO information used for firearm eligibility is provided by which source?
  • It is unlawful to shoot at or throw a missile at a vehicle under which circumstance?
  • Extremists motivation is described as being driven by what combination?
  • How do we charge retail theft?
  • Which element best defines robbery under 18.2-58?
  • Which statement best describes Unified Command's key benefit?
  • In a two-officer entry into a dark room, why should the second officer avoid having the flashlight on?
  • Which statement accurately reflects use of deadly force policies regarding property?
  • Voluntary manslaughter is characterized by?
  • Which term best describes someone who has responsibility over a child?
  • Does every arrestee get bond?
  • Setting a perimeter is important for safety and control.
  • Unauthorized use of a vehicle is described as which?
  • Intoxication can result from the consumption of which substances?
  • Which activity is illegal if you are hunting while under the influence of alcohol or any narcotic drug?
  • What must be done when returning from a search?
  • What is evidence?
  • Massiah v. United States extended protection after charges to ensure what?
  • Which service company can you refer disabled motorists to?
  • Why is it important to take notes during an I and I?
  • Which statement best describes NCIC/VCIN entry paperwork?
  • Which term describes non-consensual touching?
  • Which relationships are included in the 'family or household member' concept regardless of residence?
  • Which action is used to DETECT crime on patrol?
  • Don't criticize either party is a step to mediate a dispute.
  • Legally justified in stopping someone for these reasons EXCEPT:
  • What kind of questions should you ask during an interrogation?
  • Which of the following constitutes an item included under Breaking and Entering as entry points?
  • If you pull over a speeding car with three occupants and none are wearing seatbelts, what can you charge them with?
  • Under what circumstances can a magistrate issue a warrant for a juvenile?
  • What are the three functions of patrol within law enforcement?
  • The dried juice of the poppy plant is called what?
  • Which is true about Class 4 misdemeanors?
  • Anal intercourse is defined as which of the following?
  • Venue in a criminal case is defined as which of the following?
  • Which types of cases are heard by the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court?
  • Which action is recommended to minimize exposure risk when approaching a residence for a search?
  • In protection of people, what constitutes the basis for entry?
  • Which of the following is included under Arson of Dwelling House?
  • Which actions are associated with Malicious Wounding?
  • Which of the following is a telltale sign of elder abuse?
  • The wingspan refers to what area?
  • Which agency handles poison cases in death investigations?
  • Which element is listed as part of the deadly force criteria?
  • It is your job to protect a subject during an arrest.
  • What is the purpose of a crime scene log at the entrance?
  • In Breaking and Entering, "Breaking" requires application of some force to what?
  • Which of the following is a required form in the Lost, Missing, Abducted protocol?
  • Which of the following is listed as a program that analyzes crime data?
  • Which of the following is NOT a required part of an affidavit?
  • Indecent Liberties with a child under 15 with lascivious intent includes which act?
  • In hot pursuit, what is the scope of the search?
  • Enhanced punishment for assault and battery applies when the victim is chosen because of protected characteristics. Which statement is true?
  • Under Arson of Personal Property, if the value is over $1,000, the offense is which class?
  • What should be done with contaminated people at a hazmat scene?
  • Which location is prohibited for both open and concealed carry?
  • Which act ensures the public has ready access to public records and the right to attend public meetings?
  • Which item is listed under Doors as a security option?
  • Which term is NOT one of the four D's of crime prevention?
  • During the early stages of arrest, magistrates make initial bond determinations for arrestees.
  • Which agency should be notified when elder abuse is suspected?
  • Can you disclose an arrestee to a family member?
  • What is the emergency protective order in family abuse cases?
  • Which item is not listed as a use-of-force factor?
  • Which criterion is recognized as part of the use of deadly force?
  • A Bawdy Place is defined as which of the following?
  • What term describes death from restraint where the body's position interferes with breathing?
  • Under Miranda v. Arizona, what must the accused be before questioning begins?
  • JDR Court has jurisdiction over criminal cases involving which type of victims?
  • Which type of evidence from burglary cases is crime labs typically tasked with processing?
  • N95 masks stop what percentage of particles 0.3 microns or larger?
  • Which are listed as ways to help prevent crime?
  • What standard justifies a brief stop or detention by police short of arrest?
  • The offense of shooting missiles at a vehicle includes which example?
  • An officer can contribute to the success of their agency regarding public efforts by:
  • Should you encourage a rape victim to take a polygraph?
  • An inventory search of a vehicle is primarily conducted to do what?
  • What is an appropriate sequence after arriving at a property destruction scene?
  • Plain View seizure best described as?
  • Which category includes Pin Window and Charlie Bar?
  • Disaster is defined as which of the following?
  • When addressing hate crimes, which action helps preserve the investigation?
  • If you accidentally kill someone while recklessly driving, you could be found guilty of which charge?
  • Within how many days must an executed warrant be filed with the issuing jurisdiction?
  • Anilingus is defined as which of the following?
  • Which statement accurately reflects assisting an officer when asked by a bystander?
  • What does P3 require?
  • Which pocket knife is allowed on school property under the statute?
  • From which plant is cocaine traditionally extracted?
  • When a person shows signs of mental illness but does not meet ECO criteria, what should an officer do?
  • Are victims allowed to see information from their PERK kit?
  • Open Carry is defined as what?
  • In identifying the primary physical aggressor, which factor is used?
  • Which statement about mandated reporters is true?
  • Under what circumstances is deadly force against an animal considered justified?
  • Improper distance control while administering OC can cause which effect?
  • Which of the following is an effect of OC exposure on the eyes?
  • Which statement describes checking the environment before entering a scene?
  • What form is required when recovering a firearm?
  • Which code number corresponds to prohibition of animal fighting?
  • Why does the military step in when a military vehicle crashes?
  • Location where you can open or conceal carry?
  • Which drug is a stimulant known for rapid onset and strong euphoric effects?
  • Under the Uniform Machine Gun Act, classification for possessing a machine gun for an offensive or aggressive purpose is which felony?
  • Make sure both parties are on the same page is a step to mediate a dispute.
  • In a burglary, are unique identifiers important when tracing stolen goods?
  • Which statement best describes how professional demeanor affects an interview?
  • Which item is NOT listed as a public records source used by law enforcement to assist in locating missing persons?
  • Prior to taking the stand in court you should:
  • If a hazmat scenario involves a company requesting assistance, what is the expected action for responders?
  • What is recommended when responding to a fight?
  • Which option lists the three positions you can handcuff an offender in?
  • Which of the following entries into a gang file is listed as a method?
  • Which of the following is a type of searching used when scanning a crime scene?
  • How is the offense for carelessly setting fire that damages property classified?
  • After a vomiting incident in a vehicle, which action is appropriate?
  • Possess, Manufacture or Use a Firebomb: if there is intent to use the device, the offense is which class?
  • Which of the following is an example of a Class 1 misdemeanor in Virginia?
  • Which statement is true about felony versus misdemeanor?
  • During an arrest, if a suspect exhibits abnormal behavior, what action should be taken?
  • Forcible Sodomy includes which acts?
  • A pickup truck carrying mulch that spills onto the roadway is an example of what?
  • A prowler is best described as:
  • Which statement about a search incident to arrest is correct?
  • Can you handcuff someone from the front?
  • Drug user info is less reliable than normal people. True or false?
  • Who must sign the warrant?
  • In Online Scams, which step is involved?
  • Under VA Code Ann. 19.2-78, officers making an arrest must be in uniform and/or displaying their badge.
  • Discharging a firearm in public is illegal in which scenario?
  • During childbirth, which temperature guidance is recommended?
  • Consent to search must be...
  • Improper distance control while administering OC can cause this 'effect' which damages the eyes
  • What is the general purpose of the Joint Terrorism Task Force?
  • Exculpatory statements are statements that tend to show that the suspect did not commit the crime.
  • Malicious Mischief is best described as
  • Which method is listed for entering someone into an organized crime gang file?
  • Which term best defines respiratory impairment due to body position?
  • Can you shoot from a moving vehicle?
  • What type of developer do patrol officers typically use for latent prints?
  • Which item is a CHINS petition?
  • Which NCIC/VCIN entry category indicates a missing person is in danger?
  • Protective orders are issued to protect health and safety; they do not grant divorce or child support.
  • Criminal Liability is described as?
  • Second offense penalty for cruelty to animals is which?
  • If a bias incident response requires documenting the incident and notifying a supervisor, which option best reflects this policy?
  • How many officers are recommended for a subject stop?
  • According to gang criteria, how many people must be involved in criminal activity?
  • Plain View seizure requires what conditions?
  • What is the main goal of traffic stops, rather than forcing someone to do something?
  • What is a common motive for stealing a vehicle?
  • What term describes animosity toward another group?
  • Which description helps identify suspects involved in a stolen auto?
  • In Arson of Meeting House, what factor determines the felony classification?
  • Which constitutional provision is associated with emergency medical care being provided to a person in police custody?
  • Why do we sketch a death scene?
  • Which agency can revoke registration or suspend a driver's license for failure to provide insurance?
  • What are the basic concepts of control tactics?
  • Forgery is defined as which of the following?
  • What does officer discretion primarily refer to?
  • Object Sexual Penetration includes an element involving a child under the age of 13 as the victim.
  • If you need to further identify a chemical, which option is listed as a contact that can help?
  • While radar on 95 at 10am, you detect a car with a speed reading of 85 mph. What could you pull them over for?
  • When on foot pursuit, what should you advise dispatch?
  • Which element describes threats of illegal or immoral acts with the intent to coerce, intimidate, or harass?
  • For forcible sodomy, which statement identifies an illegal act depending on the conditions?
  • When does transfer of command occur? (in NIMS)
  • Which arson category explicitly includes the intent to defraud an insurance company or person as part of its elements?
  • Which item is listed as surveillance equipment used to coordinate with other units to continue observation or effect arrest?
  • Which group is explicitly exempt from reporting suspected child abuse?
  • The scope of property in the destruction of property statute includes which of the following?
  • What elements constitute abduction as defined by law?
  • In a justified deadly force scenario, which of the following steps should be performed?
  • Under the Uniform Machine Gun Act, possessing a machine gun for an offensive or aggressive purpose is classified as which felony?
  • Which court case prohibits randomly stopping a vehicle?
  • What three elements does Drunk In Public require?
  • Which scenario is listed as a Special Circumstance for Aggravated Murder?
  • Which term describes the silhouette created by using elevation in surveillance?
  • Which of the following are use-of-force factors?
  • Embezzlement is defined as what?
  • What is the recommended CPR compression-to-ventilation ratio?
  • Which humorous phrase is listed with OC in the material?
  • In a trespassing situation, who has the authority to decide whether the person must leave?
  • NOT one of the exemptions for not releasing on summons?
  • Venue for family abuse cases is generally determined by:
  • Which option is not listed under Lights as a security feature?
  • Road checks can be used to locate which of the following information about a vehicle?
  • If an officer approaches a motorist blocking a lane of traffic and the vehicle needs to be towed, what should the officer do?
  • In a stop after observing a child not restrained, which charge is most appropriate?
  • PD-135 JRWM form is used in which protocol?
  • Arson is defined as which of the following?
  • Which of the following is listed as a Windows security feature?
  • Which items are included in vehicle information for a stolen auto investigation?
  • Which of the following is most likely classified as physical abuse?
  • Which statement best describes the role of ethical conduct in policing?
  • Which statement best describes impersonating law enforcement?
  • Crimes against nature involving a victim aged 13 to 18 is which felony?
  • If you catch someone with 2 grams of cocaine on them, can you charge PWID solely based on possession?
  • For juvenile felony acts not including the listed crimes (rape, murder, kidnapping, robbery), which records system is used?
  • A personal capacity suit targets which party?
  • What makes people want to commit crime?
  • An affidavit for a search warrant must include which elements?
  • Regarding threats, can a charge be filed if a threat is posted on social media even if the target never views it?
  • What does an officer have to wear during road checks?
  • Which activity was reported as helping in OC exposure situations?
  • When preserving an arson scene, which step is performed first?
  • Which statement correctly identifies NOVARIS as described in the material?
  • Which stance is recommended when taking a witness's information?
  • Which statement correctly contrasts Concealed Carry with Open Carry?
  • If a handcuffed detainee's back is arched toward their ankles, they could die of what?
  • If you are the first officer on the scene of a burglary and the crime occurred within 15 minutes, which resource can help locate the suspect?
  • Credit Card Forgery involves which of the following?
  • Where can you locate the VIN on a vehicle?
  • Forthwith means what?
  • Make suggestions is a step to mediate a dispute.
  • An officer making suggestions during a civil dispute is an example of:
  • Which is a sign of nervousness that a suspect might display?
  • When is a search warrant considered issued for timing?
  • What stance should you take while taking their info?
  • Threat to Burn or Bomb generally carries which felony class, with an exception for offenders under 15 years old?
  • Malice is defined as
  • Which statement about magistrate hours is true?
  • If you hogtie somebody and they die, who is going to hold you responsible?
  • True or False: you should have a plan prior to an I and I.
  • Which of the following would qualify as rape under the listed circumstances?
  • Sources to assist in estimating and recording value of stolen goods: Which source is listed for valuing stolen items?
  • What should be documented during an OC incident?
  • Which is the primary goal of juvenile detention laws besides punishment?
  • Which method is used to establish boundaries during an incident?
  • Which factor is not listed as PWID evidence?
  • Petit Larceny: Petit Larceny is defined as theft of money or property valued at what amount?
  • Which pair best describes drug classes where one speeds you up and the other brings you down?
  • Whose duty is it to report if a vehicle is disabled?
  • Burglary is defined as which of the following?
  • Close pursuit is authorized for which condition?
  • Patrol routes can be influenced by time of day and season. This statement is:
  • The statement 'the department is gonna need that 15k back' most closely implies which of the following?
  • Which of the following reflects two of the most common questions asked in court about police search and seizure?
  • Which option correctly lists the required forms in the Lost, Missing, Abducted protocol?
  • During warrant application, what occurs?
  • Under DMV fraud, which scenario is classified as a Class 6 felony?
  • How many pieces of information do you need from everyone you interview at the scene of a burglary?
  • The statute 18.2-57 criminalizes which of the following?
  • Which condition describes an unsecured load?
  • Which option reflects JDR Court jurisdiction?
  • Which action would constitute the use of obscene language over the public airways to coerce, intimidate, or harass another person?
  • If someone doesn't meet ECO but volunteers to go then later changes their mind and wants to hurt themselves, it would turn into:
  • Can juveniles be held in the same building with adults, but on different floors?
  • Which carry method is defined as 'that which can be seen from common observation'?
  • Target area for OC
  • To secure a death scene, what is one thing you'd want at the entrance?
  • What is the maximum penalty under 18 U.S.C. 242 for deprivation of rights under color of law?
  • If a person stole from multiple stores, how are warrants issued?
  • Destruction or removal of a monument or memorial for a war veteran is prohibited when done without which intent?
  • When escorting an inmate, which arrangement is correct in relation to your holster?
  • Useful sources to get information regarding a burglary include:
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a resource regarding thoughts of suicide?
  • Which of the following is a primary route of exposure for bloodborne pathogens?
  • Which statement is correct about selecting a magistrate for warrants?
  • Which statement correctly describes the authority of off-duty officers?
  • Why should you not accept wallets when asking for ID during a traffic stop?
  • To gain a tactical advantage when approaching a residence to search, what should you do?
  • Fornication is currently which of the following in Virginia?
  • Which order is petitioned in domestic assault cases to protect the party?
  • Extortion is always charged as a ?
  • The statement 'An officer suggesting a decision is an example of arbitration' is:
  • Under 18.2-57.2, can an officer arrest without a warrant for assault and battery of a family/household member?
  • Which of the following is a component of law enforcement's four core areas?
  • Which of the following is a component of law enforcement?
  • How can liability be created?
  • Under Virginia law, who may open carry a handgun without a permit?
  • What does Reciprocity & Recognition refer to in this context?
  • In an official capacity suit, who is typically sued?
  • Driver doesn't have license. What is a valid ID?
  • Which legal code is cited as the circumstance under which a suspect should be fingerprinted?
  • Which document governs K9 operations?
  • Which of the following is an example of deterrence on patrol?
  • What two questions does the court ask when determining qualified immunity?
  • Which item is illegal to possess on school property?
  • Under 18 U.S.C. 242, what is the offense described?
  • For transporting an inmate, you should...
  • A magistrate serves as a gatekeeper to bringing criminal charges by warrant or summons. This statement is:
  • Reckless driving by speed is best described as:
  • Which of the following best defines a domestic disturbance?
  • Under Virginia DMV fraud, which scenario is classified as a Class 2 misdemeanor?
  • Which element is added by the provision addressing forced labor in abduction cases?
  • Which of the following is NOT included as a participant category in NIMS as listed?
  • Which statement best defines a felony?
  • Which of the following is a terrorist indicator?
  • Venue is determined by which principle?
  • Are law enforcement officers subject to civil liability for anything they do at work?
  • 3 ways to administer OC
  • Who can assert Sovereign Immunity?
  • Which object would be considered a firearm under the rule that a non-firing imitation can resemble a firearm?
  • Which of the following lists four components of a law enforcement profession?
  • Which statement about public access to proceedings is true?
  • What is surveillance?
  • If someone is handcuffed and their back is arched toward their ankles, they could die of what?
  • Can you use leg irons on a plane?
  • During a field inquiry, should you allow the subject within arm's reach?
  • Which code sections reflect a local ordinance's response to disasters, mutual aid, and restrictions on?
  • Grand Larceny vs Petit Larceny: Which statement correctly differentiates them?
  • P2 indicates what about the alleged abuser?
  • Interrogation is defined as?
  • Which option correctly describes a dangerous or vicious dog?
  • Under the abduction statute, which act constitutes a Class 5 felony?
  • Which step is used to capture and document the arson scene photographically?
  • Cunnilingus is defined as which of the following?
  • What is the first step in the prelim investigation for a stolen auto?
  • When canvassing, you should go at the same time and day of the week the crime was committed.
  • Reasonable Articulable Suspicion is defined as...
  • Which group is a mandated reporter of child abuse?
  • Which option correctly identifies the acronym PERK?
  • Maliciously setting fire to wood, fence, grass, straw, or other combustible on land is classified as which felony?
  • Which factor may affect an interview?
  • Which of the following is a sign of mental illness?
  • Justified Self Defense: which statement best describes the defense?
  • Which option is not typically listed as an action taken during road checks for violations?
  • NOT listed as a way to identify a body: Which item is not listed as a method to identify a body?
  • When facing a property destruction report, which question helps determine if charges may apply?
  • Should a rape victim be encouraged to take a polygraph?
  • Statutory Burglary 18.2-90 covers which statement accurately?
  • True or false: NIMS enables governmental organizations to work separately.
  • During an I and I you should:
  • What percentage of particles 0.3 microns or larger does a P100 disposable respirator stop?
  • Which action is listed as part of calming the environment during emergency childbirth?
  • Indecent Liberties by Children is a Class 1 misdemeanor under which scenario?
  • Who may issue protective orders?
  • In which scenario would you lift prints?
  • Who determines if there will be an MCB callout on a death scene?
  • Prior to administering OC, what should be considered about the subject?
  • A Terry Stop refers to...
  • Which statement correctly describes liability for LEOS?
  • For Crimes Against Nature, what classification applies when the victim is between 13 and 18 years old?
  • Which statement correctly lists the criteria for Grand Larceny?
  • Which of the following is NOT a way to determine death?
  • How is a traffic light malfunction defined?
  • Under DMV fraud, which scenario is a Class 6 felony?
  • The case establishing the objective reasonableness standard in use of force is:
  • Which of the following is NOT a primary route of exposure for bloodborne pathogens?
  • Which makes up the general command staff in the Incident Command Structure?
  • Which option lists all three types of evidence?
  • In stolen auto recovery, which action should be performed to verify identity of the vehicle?
  • Unlawful creation of image of another is punishable as what, particularly when the victim is under 18?
  • Abduction can be an element of which degree of murder?
  • For risk of destruction of evidence, which statement is correct?
  • Under seizure by non-law-enforcement, which statement is true?
  • Which is an exemption for not releasing on summons?
  • Malloy v. Hogan protects against what?
  • In a 1983 action against a judicial officer for acts in their judicial capacity, which relief is generally not granted unless declaratory relief is available?
  • The phrase 'over the public airways' refers to which mediums?
  • Which action is included in the 'Police arrival on scene' steps for arson?
  • Which item is not included in the peeling principle?
  • Sexual Battery is categorized as which class of misdemeanor when applicable?
  • A person with a valid concealed handgun permit from another state may carry in Virginia provided what?
  • Indecent Liberties by Children is classified as which offense?
  • Stalking is defined by Virginia statute 18.2-60.3.
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the five POI to collect from a witness?
  • A key objective of JDR Court in handling juveniles is to:
  • DMV fraud includes forging any other DMV document.
  • Are we going to be judgmental toward parents of the arrestee?
  • For evidence to be entered in court, it must be relevant and authenticated.
  • Where should you report violations done by an officer?
  • Methods to determine if stolen and how to trace: Which method is listed for tracing stolen property?
  • What is the basic order of operations when arresting a subject and loading them into your car?
  • Which information is listed as needed by the ME about the victim?
  • Greenlit areas for baton strikes
  • Which action is most closely associated with involuntary contact, such as a stop and frisk?
  • Which statement accurately describes Aggravated Murder?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a consideration when retrieving a weapon from someone?
  • Should you check the environment surrounding a scene prior to entering the scene?
  • Which location is NOT typically considered a gang-free zone?
  • A traffic stop is considered safe when which condition is met?
  • Which categories require a search warrant?
  • Willing and deliberate is defined as
  • What is the duration of a Preliminary Protective Order in Family Abuse Protection Orders?
  • Which code section combination is cited as reflecting a local ordinance's disaster response?
  • In a photo lineup, which approach is described?
  • Which individuals could be considered caretakers?
  • Which statement best defines receiving stolen goods?
  • Which items may be involved in asset forfeiture?
  • Which detail must be included on an executed warrant?
  • Larceny offenses include unauthorized use of a vehicle.
  • Which practice helps prevent silhouetting during a dark room entry?
  • Main goal after administering OC?
  • Which statement best describes illegal behavior under the rules governing allowing children access to firearms?
  • The Fourth Amendment reasonable standard for use of force requires that force be:
  • Which source is useful to obtain burglary information?
  • Which item is NOT listed as a component of the law enforcement profession?
  • Which aspect does jurisdiction refer to?
  • Which pieces of information are required regarding a suspect in a death investigation?
  • Richmond glassine paper is associated with the distribution of which drug?
  • Pawn Shop Blue Books: Which source provides pawn shop blue books?
  • Define transfer of command.
  • Which action constitutes brandishing a firearm?
  • Under Virginia law, what is the penalty for a second offense of violating a protection order within five years of the first offense?
  • Which areas are considered greenlit targets for baton strikes?
  • Which of the following is commonly processed by a crime lab?
  • Second Degree Murder is punishable by
  • Simple Larceny is defined as taking property not from the person.
  • What is advised regarding hazmat containers?
  • Which action should you take to separate witnesses?
  • Which action is included as Concealment of Merchandise?
  • The definition of family abuse includes acts that result in bodily injury or place one in reasonable apprehension of which outcomes?
  • A latent print is most likely to be found at a crime scene on which type of surface?
  • Which method of dispute resolution involves one party imposing a decision on the other?
  • Which action should be avoided if alcohol is involved at a party?
  • Which of the following is a facial-specific effect of OC exposure?
  • Which item is not listed among common security tips?
  • Which item is not typically part of the information reported to VDOT for a malfunctioning traffic light?
  • What is essential to being a good listener during an interrogation?
  • NOT a method to administer OC?
  • In Export Fraud, which action represents the fraud?
  • Which of the following is a reason to maintain a good relationship with the public?
  • What best defines trespassing as described?
  • When communicating with a parent about an arrestee, what approach should you use?
  • Which types of property are covered by the destruction of property offense?
  • An officer helping two parties reach their own resolution would be an example of:
  • What does 18 U.S.C. 241 prohibit?
  • What are the three conditions required for a valid Miranda waiver?
  • What does the term 'intent to defile' mean in the context of abduction?
  • In surveillance concerns, what should be weighed against maintaining cover?
  • During road checks, documenting violations may result in which of the following actions?
  • In a PERK kit for sex crimes, which components are included?
  • What does the Fourth Amendment protect against?
  • Types of searching when scanning a crime scene include:
  • In family abuse cases, what protective measure may officers seek to protect victims?
  • Time of year and day affects patrol routes. Which option best reflects this statement?
  • Uttering is defined as which of the following?
  • Stalking: It is a Class 1 misdemeanor.
  • The offense of intentionally setting fire that damages property of another requires the fire to do what?
  • Under the destruction of property offense, whose property is covered?
  • Sexual Battery includes which of the following situations?
  • What is the required intent in the destruction of property offense regarding theft?
  • Is the term family offense defined in the code?
  • Which category lists Single Cylinder and Deadbolt?
  • If an arrestee vomits in your car, which statement is correct regarding future arrestees?
  • During a foot pursuit you are expected to
  • If a person withholds a child and the child is removed from the Commonwealth, the offense is classified as which?
  • Felony Homicide is defined as death during the commission of a felony not specifically listed in aggravated murder or 1st/2nd degree statutes. It is punishable by which range?
  • Which statement best describes vehicle-based surveillance?
  • What is required on an arrest warrant?
  • Which term is included in the Crime of Violence category along with murder, rape, and robbery?
  • In asset forfeiture, which statement about outcomes is true?
  • A suppression motion is...
  • Stalking can occur through what approach according to the notes?
  • Which VA code addresses dangerous/vicious dogs?
  • Which statement about traffic stops is true?
  • During a field interview, which safety considerations should be taken into account?
  • What is the effect of expressing empathy toward a suspect during an interview?
  • Which stop reason best fits a vehicle that is impeding traffic due to slow movement or unsafe operation?
  • If information from a field contact seems inconsistent, what should you do?
  • Which of the following is listed as an intelligence goal?
  • Which is an example of Class 6 felony?
  • Civil Liability is defined as?
  • Reviewing photos of the suspected person(s) helps you do what?
  • What is paramount when responding to a sexual assault?
  • In Phantom Vehicles, which action describes the scheme?
  • In responding to a suspicious vehicle, what information should be provided to dispatch?
  • K9 police dogs are typically categorized as which type of force option?
  • System to check stolen property: Which system is used to check if property is stolen?
  • Suicide, as described in the material, is considered what?
  • What practice should be avoided in darkness to prevent silhouetting your partner?
  • Prostitution involving a minor under 16 is classified as which felony?
  • Where do divorce cases start?
  • Which of the following is included under CHINS petitions?
  • Which indicators support an intoxicated public person assessment?
  • Under surveillance concerns, what should you do if an arrest team is available?
  • Are juveniles transported in the same vehicle as adults?
  • During a response to a home or business alarm, what is recommended?
  • Which of the following items would be considered suspect information in a burglary?
  • What term describes potential return of OC effects after initial exposure?
  • Electronic communication service filing Virginia company.
  • If a company needs hazmat assistance, should responders provide help?
  • In prostitution offenses, which classification applies when the offender is 16 or older?
  • In addition to intervening, what else must officers do under bystander liability?
  • What helps determine the credibility of a suspect?
  • Should you pull on the baby to make labor go faster?
  • Which organizations are examples of official personnel at the scene of a disaster?
  • CHINS stands for which of the following?
  • The value of latent prints includes which of the following?
  • Why use plain talk in NIMS?
  • When securing a large scene, you should request additional units.
  • Which resource is commonly used to aid burglary investigations?
  • Under Special Circumstances, the killing of a person less than 14 years old by a person 21 years or older is listed.
  • Identify the three positions you can handcuff an offender in.
  • Which is listed as a reason to conduct surveillance?
  • Which of the following is a criterion for an Emergency Custody Order?
  • How is the 'objective reasonableness' standard applied in evaluating police use of force?
  • Under 42 U.S.C. 1983, plaintiffs sue persons acting under color of which government?
  • Missing persons concerns include die of exposure, special needs, elderly, and kids. Which is NOT listed as a concern?
  • How should you stand during a field interview?
  • What is the penalty for the first offense of cruelty to animals under VA Code 3.2-6570?
  • Present on scene objector: Who can reject consent?
  • In determining firearm possession eligibility, which record type is used to verify Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity (NGRI) status?
  • Statutory Burglary 18.2-90 nighttime entry example: which of the following is correct?
  • Which item is listed as a natural surroundings element in surveillance?
  • Referrals are listed as a way to negotiate during a civil dispute.
  • Among first responders, which group has the highest rate of injury or exposure?
  • Which elements are required to establish a Driving While Operating a Motor Vehicle offense?
  • Which item is listed as suspicious noise?
  • In professional conduct, which characteristic is emphasized?
  • In a missing persons search, which hazard is a key concern to check for?
  • What can happen after your first contact with OC?
  • Which action is part of the investigation of larceny?
  • If the victim is the same age as the offender and the offender is a minor three years or more older than the victim, the offense is which class?
  • A heated argument between lovers is considered a domestic dispute, so you are not required to make an arrest.
  • After a subject is under control, what is the next standard step?
  • Under GO 530.1, what must a supervisor be notified of?
  • What two elements are required to charge someone with attempt?
  • Which option is a stimulant?
  • Which is NOT a legally justified reason to stop someone?
  • When approaching a residence that you must search, you should do this to give yourself a tactical advantage
  • Which category includes Peephole?
  • What does Concealed Carry mean according to the notes?
  • Which lighting feature is described as highly visible?
  • Which statement best defines physical abuse in this context?
  • What are typical steps in performing a welfare check?
  • What is something that should be taken into account prior to administering OC?
  • After responding to a bias incident, which action should you take?
  • Malicious wounding requires which intent?
  • What is a benefit of informal communication?
  • Which item is NOT listed as a common characteristic of a gang?
  • Which of the following is included as a Special Circumstance?
  • If a law enforcement officer uses excessive force, how can they be charged and with what can they be charged?
  • Which of the following are recognized ways to signal that trespassing is not allowed?
  • Notifications of owner/tenant and/or neighbors can pose what risk?
  • Which statement best describes the relationship between family abuse and family offense?
  • While pulled over for speeding, which violation is indicated if the driver has no license?
  • Which describes Class 5 felonies in Virginia?
  • During a stop for running a red light, you notice a kid in the back seat jumping around. You could write the driver up for:
  • Which of the following is NOT a sign of mental illness?
  • What is the correct action to take when handling a vomit incident in a patrol vehicle?
  • What is the penalty range for robbery?
  • Which of the following is a CHINS petition?
  • Which code addresses killing of a fetus, not the mother, with a 5 to 40 year penalty?
  • If there is an injury to a suspect during arrest, should you take them to the ADC medic ASAP?
  • The destruction of property offense requires no intent to steal. True or False?
  • Which of the following is NOT typically listed as a contributor to bias?
  • Which of the following is a telltale sign of elder abuse?
  • Which statement about vehicle privacy is true?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the four components of law enforcement?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a method to maintain patrol knowledge?
  • Which offense involves using violent abusive language toward another person about themselves or their relatives under circumstances reasonably calculated to provoke a breach of the peace?
  • Which step should come first in the three-step process for justified deadly force?
  • What is the threshold for misdemeanor versus felony in property destruction as described?
  • Which statement describes the illegality of using or displaying a firearm while committing or attempting to commit a felony?
  • The basic concepts of control tactics include which combination?
  • Amphetamine is classified as which type of drug?
  • Which of the following describes P3 in the child welfare protocol?
  • Prior to going out on patrol, which is the best choice?
  • In a suspected anthrax event in a public building, which area requires precaution?
  • Which statement best describes Unity of Command?
  • True or false: Drug user information is less reliable than information from non-users.
  • What does FLOP stand for in the Incident Command System?
  • Ex parte means that the respondent does not have a legal right to be present at the preliminary hearing.
  • Should you relax once you put a subject in cuffs?
  • What information must warrants contain?
  • Which offense is defined as obtaining money by threats?
  • In Juvenile Drug Court proceedings, access to a juvenile's records is restricted; who is eligible to obtain those records?
  • What describes consent to search?
  • Anthrax exposure typically presents with which type of symptoms?
  • Who determines if follow up is required on a death investigation?
  • Which option reflects factors to consider when retrieving a weapon from someone?
  • Which of the following is included as a basis for a class 2 felony under the abduction statute?
  • Which statement best describes the difference between General District Court proceedings and Juvenile Drug Court proceedings?
  • CPS is best described as what in child welfare investigations?
  • Grand Larceny: Which statement best describes Grand Larceny?
  • In arson response, what is the first action officers should take upon arrival at the scene?
  • Which act could constitute disorderly conduct?
  • Which action is illegal under the rule about shooting a firearm from a vehicle?
  • Under the Sawed Off Shotgun and Rifle Act, possessing a sawed-off shotgun for purposes of committing violence is which felony?
  • Under Arson of Any Other Structure, no person is present and damage under $1,000 yields what class?
  • After you have controlled a suspect, what is the next required action?
  • When evaluating a threat, the notes raise the consideration of whether the threat is...
  • When addressing a hate crime, which steps should be followed?
  • Excusable Self Defense: which statement is true?
  • What is the purpose of a pat down during a Terry stop?
  • In the arson offense, the defendant is liable for which expenses?
  • Prior to going out on patrol, which of the following is recommended?
  • If the consenting victim is less than three years younger than the defendant, the offense is which class?
  • Which of the following is a permissible action for an officer handling civil matters?
  • What is the minimum age to open carry a handgun in Virginia for someone not a felon?
  • When encountering an undercover officer, the advised behavior is to
  • Divorce cases are heard in which court?
  • Relay to the medical examiner: Which statement best follows proper protocol?
  • Besides the state code, what else can you rely on to perform your duties?
  • Which statement defines probable cause?
  • The placenta ejection is described as?
  • In a justified deadly force scenario, which sequence lists the three steps you should perform?
  • Trespass can occur when a person remains on land after being forbidden by whom?
  • Which statement defines direct evidence?
  • Killing a judge or justice, active or retired, to interfere with official duties is a Special Circumstance.
  • What offense involves receiving goods that a person knew or should have known were stolen or illegally obtained?
  • What is a reason cruisers should be secure?
  • Which statement best describes hot pursuit?
  • Which is NOT a way a suspect may appear if they are nervous?
  • Sexual Abuse is defined as an act with the intent to sexually molest, arouse, or gratify any person and involves touching of intimate parts with intent, and does not require what?
  • Which item is NOT part of the five points of information (POI) when talking to a witness?
  • What is the recommended approach to using force against domestic animals?
  • Which offenses require fingerprinting for adults?
  • Counterfeiting involves which action?
  • Carnal knowledge of a child between 13 and 15 without force is charged as which felony?
  • Which of the following is not part of DOTS?
  • Which statement best describes vehicle tampering according to the notes?
  • During domestic violence interviews, how should an officer position themselves?
  • What does the term 'under color of law' describe?
  • Which statement accurately describes field encounter safety?
  • Custodial Indecent Liberties is classified as which offense?
  • Bond decisions depend on which factors?
  • What is a Habeas Corpus Petition?
  • Which category does a written record fall under?
  • What does the phrase 'life in a fishbowl' mean in policing context?
  • How broad is NIMS management of disasters?
  • True or False: Under Virginia Code 18.2-57 A/B, can you charge someone with a hate crime?
  • Which is an advantage of seeking vehicle information and location through dispatch?
  • An officer telling two parties what to do to solve a dispute would be an example of:
  • Abduction surveillance: Which is a reason to conduct surveillance?
  • Aggravated murder involving a pregnant woman with premeditation and intent to kill the fetus is described as?
  • Which statement reflects the rule about alcohol on the grounds of public elementary or secondary schools during school activities?
  • Which option describes hydraulic needle effect?
  • Which locations are identified as places to search for missing individuals?
  • What is the recommended first action when you encounter violence?
  • What best describes positional asphyxia?
  • Under alcohol crimes, which condition makes a sale illegal?
  • Which items are included in a PERK kit for sex crimes?
  • Under Arson of dwelling house, which of the following would NOT be included?
  • Which step is required before providing care to an adult in need?
  • Rape: which statement best describes the element of rape as defined in the material?
  • Fellatio is defined as which of the following?
  • What system is used to document elder abuse findings?
  • Which statement describes 18.2-32.1 in the material?
  • Aggravated Murder in Virginia is designated under which code section?
  • NOT identified as a way to identify a body: Which method is not listed for identifying a body?
  • Warrants must include which about the accused?
  • Which professional is typically involved in evaluating and testifying in TDO proceedings?
  • Asset forfeiture is best described as.
  • Who takes care of cases where poison is involved in a death?
  • Executed warrant must contain which information?
  • In JDR Court, which two petitions concern juveniles?
  • Who determines venue in criminal cases?
  • These are all forms of patrol EXCEPT:
  • Which of the following statements about sovereign immunity is true?
  • When securing a large scene, which staffing action is recommended?
  • What is the most important thing to consider when searching an occupied vehicle?
  • Which factor specifically relates to the assailant's capabilities, such as size and skill?
  • When getting someone's info you should run to find:
  • Which factor is least relevant to bond decisions?
  • Abduction with intent to defile or extort can be an element of which crime?
  • Breach of Peace is a Class 3 misdemeanor.
  • If a driver does not have a license, which option constitutes valid ID?
  • Can alcohol be consumed on the grounds of a public elementary or secondary school outside of school hours?
  • Which of the following is a recommended approach to avoid jeopardizing bystander safety when using deadly force against an animal?
  • 3 ways to maintain knowledge
  • What illicit drug is derived from the opium poppy?
  • What sources help determine the value of stolen property?
  • Two reasons it's important to keep exculpatory and inculpatory statements separate.
  • The term family offense is not defined in the code but generally relates to an act of family abuse. True or False?
  • Which item is NOT a general command staff function?
  • Before releasing a K9 in public, what is the recommended action to reduce excessive force risk?
  • What information should you provide to dispatch during a foot pursuit?
  • Which of the following is a method to obtain prints?
  • Which steps are included in clearing an arson call?
  • A hollowed-out cigar filled with marijuana is called a
  • Which statement best describes the use of plain language in interagency incident management?
  • Prior to entering a building during a search, what action should you take first?
  • During preservation of an arson scene, which activity involves noting what does and does not belong in the scene?
  • Using the material, what minimum distance is recommended to stay away from a hazmat material?
  • Unlawful creation of image of another is punishable as what, given the age of the victim?
  • Which statement is an example of direct evidence?
  • What is the leading cause of spreading the ideology of terrorist groups?
  • Who sets bonds?
  • If you arrive on scene of a clear suicide with a note, do you still need to talk to witnesses?
  • Which statement best describes First Degree Murder?
  • What branch of government does law enforcement belong to?
  • Prior to searching a building, you must ________ ___ ____________ before entering the building
  • Unlawful Entry includes entering property for which purpose?
  • Under Arson of Any Other Structure, if no person is present and damage is $1,000 or more, the offense is which class?
  • Mutual Combat occurs when
  • Protective orders go into effect once served.
  • How is the scope of a search defined?
  • Which system is used to broadcast a lookout during a stolen auto investigation?
  • When planning moving surveillance, which information about the person should you gather?
  • The Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court hears CHINS petitions.
  • Professionalism in court would suggest:
  • In use-of-force decision-making, which group has the highest priority for preserving life?
  • Heroin is best categorized as which type of drug?
  • Which organization is listed as official personnel at the disaster scene along with the Fire Department and Police Department?
  • Describe a consensual encounter.
  • Which of the following is a form of formal enforcement that may be issued during a traffic stop?
  • When encountering violence, which action is recommended first?
  • Inculpatory statements are statements that tend to show the suspect committed the crime.
  • A Terry stop frisk is based on what standard of suspicion?
  • Should you have knowledge of traffic code?
  • Why would a bag be placed over the hands of a dead body at a crime scene?
  • In juvenile detention, a juvenile is defined as someone who is:
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as one of the three things the medical examiner needs to know?
  • Are you required to perform rescue breaths during CPR?
  • Under warrantless arrest, which category includes offenses regardless of presence?
  • What should you do to keep mother and baby warm?
  • What is the penalty for failing to disclose information in an abduction situation?
  • DOTS is a mnemonic used in trauma assessment. What does DOTS stand for?
  • What remedy does 42 U.S.C. 1983 provide for deprivation of rights?
  • When should you ask for a witness's information at a death scene?
  • One objective of finding fingerprints is which of the following?
  • For LEOS, which can give rise to liability?
  • Which statement correctly describes assault?
  • Which option is NOT a listed method to administer OC?
  • What is the tentative recognization signal?
  • Who is able to testify for a TDO?
  • Which statement accurately describes Assault and Battery under 18.2-57?
  • Which of the following describes a magistrate's function related to charges?
  • Under which act are individuals allowed to examine their own records and copy them?
  • Location where you cannot open or conceal carry?
  • Surveillance from marked vehicles: Which statement is true?
  • What are 3 ways a person can commit disorderly conduct?
  • Which practice should be avoided when entering a dark room with a partner?
  • Which of the following is typically required in a search warrant?
  • Which factor should be considered when investigating a missing person?
  • Which of the following is NOT a position you can handcuff an offender in?
  • Which of the following actions is part of processing stolen autos?
  • Which statement best describes who is considered a family or household member under the statute?
  • How can a law enforcement officer tell whether a statute is civil or criminal?
  • Which of the following best describes a 'greenlit' area for baton strikes?
  • Under NIMS, which level of government works together rather than separately?
  • What is the first step in addressing an emergency childbirth?
  • Which statement about arrestee safety is true?
  • What should we consider when retrieving a weapon from someone?
  • Is it a good idea to climb up on the ladder of a traffic trailer during a traffic stop?
  • Why does the ICS Organizational Structure use specific titles for each position?
  • Disorderly Conduct is defined as disturbing the public peace.
  • What stance should be used during a field interview?
  • Labeled evidence packages: Which item identifies the case?
  • Which of the following is NOT listed as a key piece of information to relay to responding officers?
  • Battle v. Commonwealth addresses charging for disorderly conduct when other charges may apply. What does it say?
  • Juvenile fingerprints apply to which categories?
  • Should you prone out a cooperative arrestee?
  • Heroin can be seen in which form?
  • Which of the following best defines larceny?
  • Which public records source is commonly used to locate missing persons?
  • Which of the following best defines robbery?
  • Temporarily Detention Order (TDO) lasts up to how many hours?
  • On school grounds, during school hours, which activity is prohibited?
  • When can we counter an emergency childbirth?
  • Under the alcohol rules, which statement is true about possession?
  • Which statement best describes assault?
  • Which statement best describes cruelty to animals?
  • Which best describes the purpose of Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court?
  • What does NICB stand for?
  • Warrants must include the name or describe the accused.
  • Which of the following is NOT a required element of Driving While Operating a Motor Vehicle?
  • Rescue arrives before you: Which statement correctly reflects what you should do?
  • Latent prints are best described as?
  • During a consensual encounter, when can someone stop talking to you and leave?
  • PERK stands for which term?
  • Define a domestic disturbance.
  • Is it permissible to shoot from a moving vehicle?
  • During recovery, which step helps determine whether the vehicle is abandoned or occupied?
  • When canvassing for a residential burglary you should:
  • If discretion is not permitted in regard to a summons, you MUST:
  • What is the best and most used form of patrol?
  • What is the recommended approach when initially assessing a hazmat container?
  • Which action is listed as an example of stalking behavior?
  • Which item is listed as narcotic paraphernalia used to store small quantities of drugs?
  • A conviction for assault and battery would be found in which source when assessing firearm eligibility?
  • Who has the final say on whether an arrestee can be detained at the ADC?
  • Which statements describe the characteristics of Dispatch and Deployment in incident response?
  • How should you escort an inmate?
  • In an alarm system, which component provides the energy to power the system?
  • Describe positional asphyxia.
  • FACT stands for which term in the context of child welfare?
  • Patent or visible prints are most likely to be found under which condition?
  • Assault and battery of a family/household member under 18.2-57.2 is which classification?
  • Which of the following is NOT a factor that ends OC effects?
  • At a red flashing traffic light in an intersection, which action is correct?
  • After property is released, how long do you have to pick it up?
  • What is qualified immunity?
  • Rescue arrives before you: Which action should you take?
  • When should you search your car?
  • The sentence range for Object Sexual Penetration is?
  • Arson of Structure while inside with the intent to commit a felony is classified as which class?
  • Which act is included in the Family Abuse definitions besides violence?
  • Which step is included when responding to larceny complaints?
  • Which item is considered by the magistrate when evaluating an ECO?
  • Arrest may be accomplished with a warrant or warrantless; what is true?
  • What approach is recommended when approaching a suspected prowler around a residence?
  • Which item is NOT listed as a key piece of information to relay to responding officers?
  • How many license plates are required on a Virginia vehicle?
  • Which landmark case is associated with involuntary contact and arrest?
  • The Use of Force is judged under which amendment's standard?
  • Who is responsible for follow up in arson investigations?
  • The act described in the previous question results in which charge and liability?
  • Which action is consistent with evidence handling at the scene for the first responding officer?
  • Does hearsay need to be confirmed by the child in this context?
  • Which practice helps ensure accuracy of statements?
  • What is the main goal after administering OC?
  • Can VA and local ordinances enact curfews to deal with natural disasters?
  • Which item is explicitly included under Arson of Dwelling House as a structure used to dwell or lodge?
  • Which scenario could justify a Terry Stop?
  • What does Bystander Liability require of officers regarding excessive force by another officer?
  • Which are the three primary types of fingerprints?
  • Disorderly Conduct is a Class 1 misdemeanor.
  • Which item is illegal to carry concealed under 18.2-308?
  • Do we ever send the K9 dog into crowds?
  • Under what circumstance could a bystander be charged for not assisting an officer when asked?
  • AMBER Alert stands for what?
  • Which choice best describes deterrence by increasing presence?
  • During an investigation involving fraud, forgery/uttering, counterfeit, which entity should you notify?
  • Not enforcing a code can result in what consequence?
  • Which court handles family abuse offenses due to jurisdiction?
  • Involuntary manslaughter is described as?
  • Which statement is true about juvenile detention intake?
  • If someone uses a particular method to repeatedly commit crimes, what is this called?
  • Which of the following is a criterion for employee immunity?
  • Receiving money from earnings of a prostitute is classified as which offense?
  • What is the target area for OC deployment?
  • A valid search warrant would NOT include which of the following?
  • Destruction or removal of a war memorial is prohibited under the offense when done without what intent?
  • When can a parent petition for a statement of charges?
  • Sexual Intercourse is defined as which of the following?
  • Which act is illegal under the rule that discharges a firearm within or at a building?
  • Can law enforcement officers be sued in their personal capacity for actions taken in the course of their duty?
  • Release on Summons can be used for misdemeanor offenses.
  • Protective orders go into effect the moment they are posted.
  • Which case addressed the fleeing felon doctrine for use of force?
  • Federal Criminal Liability arises when a law enforcement officer:
  • Which source is typically used to verify a suspect's identity and history in law enforcement checks?
  • Inhalants are typically stored in what packaging?
  • Plastic prints occur when a print leaves a negative impression on which surface?
  • If a person was delinquent of a crime as a juvenile, at what age can they legally possess a firearm?
  • A controlled substance is defined as which of the following?
  • Placards on vehicles transporting hazardous materials are used primarily to:
  • Larceny includes three types; which of the following is NOT listed as a type?
  • PWID evidence beyond quantity includes packaging, scales, money, covert purchases, and O sheets.
  • Which drug can be absorbed through the skin?
  • The magistrate is only open on week days.
  • Before raiding a drug den, which step should you perform?
  • Who is exempted from reporting child abuse?
  • When dealing with an underage party, which steps are recommended?
  • The prohibition on profane language over public airways applies to which communication mediums?
  • Which item is listed as narcotic paraphernalia alongside syringes and smoking devices?
  • Which description best matches CHINS?
  • If a parent abducts a child and the child remains within the Commonwealth, what is the offense classified as?
  • Can a relative of the arrestee request information regarding bail conditions?
  • When collecting plastic prints, which action is appropriate?
  • Should you take pride in your agency?
  • How is a juvenile defined for JDR purposes?
  • Which form number is associated with the state police firearms clearing house used when recovering a firearm?
  • Which act governs the maintenance and dissemination of an individual's personal information housed within government databases?
  • Which activity typically requires a license to solicit?
  • International Terrorism is defined as violent acts or acts dangerous to human life that would violate which authorities?
  • Which elements constitute the use of deadly force?
  • Drunk in Public prohibits intoxication in which location?
  • Which of the following is an indicator of a stolen auto?
  • Elimination prints refer to prints from which group?
  • Which of the following substances is a target for K9 detection training?
  • In the infant choking procedure, which action immediately follows performing 5 back strikes?
  • In case of injury during arrest, which action should be taken?
  • Which vehicle is NOT listed as allowed at the scene of a natural disaster?
  • There is no reason that an arrestee behaving abnormally may be a danger to officer.
  • Which action best reflects professional conduct during a traffic stop?
  • Which case extended the Fifth Amendment rights to custodial interrogation?
  • What is the described 3-strikes policy for party noise violations?
  • Construction noise can start at what time?
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