Patrol Guide: Radio Motor Patrol Recorder Duties and Responsibilities

Flashcards covering key concepts and duties outlined in the Patrol Guide for Radio Motor Patrol Recorder.

Radio Motor Patrol Recorder

An officer responsible for recording and assisting in patrol activities within a radio motor patrol vehicle.

Safety Belt Requirements

Safety belts are mandatory for all individuals operating or riding in Department vehicles; they may be removed only in dangerous tactical situations.

Digital Activity Log

A record maintained by officers to log activities, findings, and reports related to their duties.

Non-member of the service

Individuals such as prisoners, complainants, witnesses, and emotionally disturbed persons transported in a patrol vehicle.

Interim Disposition

A preliminary report transmitted to the radio dispatcher regarding the status of an assignment before leaving the scene.

Contraband Search

An inspection of the passenger area of the RMP for illegal items or weapons immediately following a trip.

Radio Dispatcher

The communication officer responsible for relaying information and coordinating assignments with officers in the field.

Duties Involving Reports

Officers must prepare necessary reports related to police actions taken during their assignments.

Transmission of Assignments

The process of conveying information about assignments, including pickups, to the radio dispatcher.

Vehicle Maintenance Protocol

Officers must notify the radio dispatcher for permission to place a radio motor patrol vehicle out of service for minor repairs.