Police Exam

Alexa entered her car in the morning. She noticed that her glove compartment was open. Upon further inspection, she saw that the items from the glove compartment were thrown on the floor on the passenger side of her vehicle. When she checked the trunk of the car, she realized that numerous items were missing. Alexa suspected that her ex-boyfriend was responsible. Alexa reported the vehicle break-in to the police.

Which one of the following statements most clearly and accurately summarizes the events described in the above passage?

A. Alexa called the police because her ex-boyfriend broke into her car and stole items from her glove compartment and trunk.

B. Alexa called the police when she noticed that someone broke into her vehicle, opened the glove compartment, and stole items from her trunk.

C. Alexa called the police because she suspected her ex-boyfriend broke into her car, searched through the glove compartment and threw its contents on the floor, and stole items from the trunk.

D. Alexa called the police after she realized that her ex-boyfriend broke into her vehicle, threw items on the floor, and stole numerous items.

C

The key pieces of information to identify are: 1) the glove compartment was open and items were thrown on the floor 2) numerous items were missing from the trunk 3) Alexa suspected that her ex-boyfriend was responsible You can immediately eliminate choices A and D. Based on the third key piece of information, we know that Alexa only suspected that her ex-boyfriend was responsible. Next, you can eliminate choice B since it does not include the third key piece of information. Further, it does not clearly and accurately describe the first key piece of information. The passage is clear that someone has done more than just open the glove compartment, since items were thrown on the floor of the vehicle. Choice C is the correct response as it most clearly and accurately summarizes the information

I. Sara was walking her dog when she noticed an unfamiliar man in a vehicle in her neighbor’s II. driveway. Sara new her neighbor was on vacation, so she was concerned. She walked III. toward the driveway to get a closer look at the vehicle. The man saw her approaching IV. and drove away. Sara called the police and reported the suspicious behavior. Which one of the following lines contains a spelling, grammatical, or punctuation error?

A. Line I

B. Line II

C. Line III

D. Line IV

Choice B: In Line II, the word “new” is misspelled. The word should be spelled “knew”, which is correct in the context of the statement. Although “new” is a word, it is defined as “not existing before; made, introduced, or discovered for the first time”, which would not make sense given the context of the sentence. Instead, the line should use the word “knew”, which is the past tense of know (meaning “to be aware through information, observation, or inquiry”). This choice is the correct response.

At 7:53 p.m. on Thursday, June 15th, Officer Glibbins received a call from dispatch about a burglary. Officer Glibbins arrived on scene at 8:05 p.m. and was approached by Adam Smith, the owner of the home. Mr. Smith explained in a panicked voice that he, his wife, and their three children went for a walk to the local park at approximately 7:00 p.m., and upon returning at approximately 7:45 p.m., saw that the front door to their home was open. As they walked closer to the house, his wife showed him skid marks that she noticed on the driveway pavement. After entering the home, they quickly realized what had happened; the furniture had been knocked over and many valuable items were missing. Mark, the oldest of the children, remarked that his gaming console and laptop were gone. Mark’s younger brother, Alex, had his telescope stolen. Jackie, the youngest, said that nothing appeared to be missing from her room. Mr. and Mrs. Smith both reported that valuables were missing from their bedroom, including jewelry and a Swiss watch. Officer Glibbins attempted to collect evidence that could help catch the suspects. He spoke with the children and learned from Jackie that as they were walking to the park, she saw a suspicious-looking old red van parked about a block away from their home. It worried her because she knows that her dad doesn’t always lock the door to their house because he believes they live in a safe neighborhood. One of the neighbors, Cynthia Vasquez, saw the police officer’s car in the Smiths’ driveway and came over to report that last Monday at around 7:30 p.m., she saw a red van driving slowly around the neighborhood but could not make out the license plates or the driver. Officer Glibbins created the police report and opened an investigation into the burglary.

When the Smith family returned home from the park, which one of the following did they notice first?

A. All the lights inside the home were on.

B. There were skid marks on the driveway.

C. The front door was open.

D. Furniture had been knocked over.

Choice A: The scenario does not mention that all the lights inside the home were on. This choice is incorrect.

Choice B: Mrs. Smith showed Mr. Smith the driveway skid marks as they walked closer to the house after they saw the front door was open. This choice is incorrect.

Choice C: The Smiths went to the park at approximately 7:00 p.m. and “upon returning at approximately 7:45 p.m., saw that the front door to their home was open.” When the Smiths returned home, they first noticed that the front door was open. This choice is supported by the information in the passage. This is the correct choice.

Choice D: The family did not see that the furniture was knocked over until after they entered the home, which occurred after they saw the front door open and noticed the skid marks on the driveway pavement. This choice is incorrect.

Officer Katherine Blair responds to a call regarding a shooting. When she arrives at the scene, she finds that a woman, Ms. Dunn, has a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. EMTs are providing first-aid treatment. After Ms. Dunn receives medical attention, Officer Blair interviews her. Ms. Dunn states that she had left her apartment at 479 Taylor Avenue to meet her boyfriend, Alan Kelley. She says that Mr. Kelley accidentally shot her while he was cleaning his handgun at his apartment. Ms. Dunn also says that she and Mr. Kelley were arguing about personal finances, but she denies that the disagreement caused the shooting. She tells Officer Blair that Mr. Kelley lives at 47 Swanson Lane. Assuming that the information Ms. Dunn provided is accurate and true, which one of the following statements correctly reports the information provided in the above passage?

A. The incident occurred at 47 Swanson Lane.

B. Ms. Dunn arrived at 47 Taylor Avenue to meet her boyfriend.

C. The shooting was the result of an argument over personal issues.

D. Katherine Blair was the victim of an accidental shooting.

Choice A: Based on Ms. Dunn’s statements, the proper sequence of events is that Officer Blair responds to a call regarding a shooting. She finds Ms. Dunn being treated by EMTs for a non-threatening gunshot wound. Ms. Dunn tells Officer Blair that she left her apartment at 479 Taylor Avenue to meet her boyfriend, Mr. Kelley. She arrived at his apartment, located at 47 Swanson Lane. They were arguing about finances while he was cleaning his gun, and he accidentally shot her. She tells the Officer that he did not shoot her as a result of the argument. Based on this sequence of events, the information given in this choice most accurately reports the information provided in the passage. This is the correct choice.

Choice B: The proper sequence of events indicates that. Mrs. Kelly left 479 Taylor Avenue and arrived at 47 Swanson Lane. This choice is incorrect. Choice C: The proper sequence of events indicates that the couple was arguing while Mr. Kelley was cleaning his gun, and he accidentally shot Ms. Dunn. Ms. Dunn denies that the shooting was the result of their argument. This choice is incorrect.

Choice D: The proper sequence of events indicates that Officer Blair arrived on the scene and found Mrs. Dunn being treated by EMTs for a gunshot wound. This choice is incorrect.

At 7:00 A.M. on Tuesday, Officer Ramirez encounters a woman sitting on the sidewalk. The woman seems to be hallucinating and talking to herself. When Officer Ramirez asks the woman for identification, she cheerfully hands him a state ID card. When he runs a check on her information, he discovers that she has been ordered by a judge to see a court-appointed psychiatrist twice a month and take an antipsychotic medication. When he asks the woman if she has been complying with the court’s instructions, she says that she has not. Further investigation reveals that the woman has not seen her psychiatrist in over a month.

In this situation, which one of the following actions, if any, is most appropriate for Officer Ramirez to take next?

A. Detain the woman and take her to a designated mental health facility.

B. Arrest the woman for violating a court order and take her to jail.

C. Attempt to contact a friend or family member to pick the woman up.

D. Officer Ramirez should not take any action in this situation.

Choice A: The passage states that Officer Ramirez ran a check on the subject’s information which showed that a judge ordered the subject to see a court-appointed psychiatrist and take medication, but she has not been complying. Section 2b of the policy states that if the subject is not in compliance with the required treatment program, you must detain and take the subject to the appropriate facility. Section 1a of the policy states that designated mental health facilities are “the preferred facilities to take a person with a mental illness. This choice is supported by the information in the passage. This choice is the correct response.

Choice B: Section 2b of the policy states that if the subject is not in compliance with her required treatment program, she should be detained and taken to the appropriate facility and Section 1d of the policy states that “placing a person with a mental illness in jail for an extended period should only be done as a last resort.” This choice is incorrect.

Choice C: Section 2d of the policy states that if the subject is in compliance or the subject is not in a courtordered outpatient treatment program and subject’s behavior is non-threatening, you may attempt to contact a friend or family member of the subject. The passage states that the woman is not in compliance with courtordered treatment. This choice is incorrect.

Choice D: This choice is not supported by the information in the passage. This choice is incorrect.

QUESTION 1: 0101100010110101101011010

Which one of the following contains the exact match to the pattern above?

A. 0101100010110100101011010

B. 0101100010110101101010110

C. 0101100010101101101011010

D. 0101100010110101101011010

Choice A: When you compare choice A to the given pattern, you will notice that there is an error at the 16th character; the “0” should actually be a “1.” This choice is incorrect.

Choice B: The last three characters of choice B are “110,” whereas the given pattern ends in “010.” This choice is incorrect.

Choice C: When comparing choice C to the given pattern, you will find an error at the 12th character; the “0” should be a “1.” This choice is incorrect.

Choice D: When you compare choice D to the given pattern, you will find that it is identical. This choice is the correct response.

On Monday, officers were dispatched to Sparky’s Grill after the owner reported that someone broke into the restaurant overnight and stole the cash register. On Tuesday morning, officers responded to a similar report at the Samurai Sushi restaurant in the same neighborhood. On Friday evening, Officer Heinz was dispatched to Eclipse Cafe. The owner called 911 while he was hiding in the cafe’s freezer and stated that two men had broken into the restaurant after it was closed. Officer Heinz arrived at Eclipse Cafe and saw the two men attempting to leave with the cash register. The two men were arrested and while in custody, they confessed to burglarizing Sparky’s Grill, Samurai Sushi, and Eclipse Cafe.

Which one of the following statements most clearly and accurately summarizes the events described in the above passage?

A. On Friday evening, Officer Heinz responded to a burglary-in-progress at Eclipse Cafe and arrested two men who were later charged with committing multiple restaurant burglaries in the area.

B. On Friday evening, the owner of Eclipse Cafe hid in the freezer and called 911 when two men broke into his restaurant and attempted to leave with the cash register.

C. Officer Heinz was dispatched to Eclipse Cafe on Friday evening when the owner called 911 after recognizing two men who were wanted for burglarizing multiple restaurants in the area.

D. Two men burglarized three restaurants over a one-week period, and were later arrested by Officer Heinz at Eclipse Cafe on Friday evening.

For his seventeenth birthday, Vincent’s parents bought him a brand new car. Vincent drove it to school the next day and proudly showed it off to his friends in the school parking lot that morning. After school, he drove his friends to the mall and got in an accident. There was very little damage to the other car, but Vincent’s car had severe damage on the rear bumper. Most of Vincent’s friends were wearing their seatbelts and did not suffer any injuries, except one, who was treated by EMTs.

Which one of the following statements most clearly and accurately summarizes the events described in the above passage?

A. Vincent was given a new car for his birthday but got in an accident by hitting another vehicle’s rear bumper after school.

B. While Vincent was driving his friends in his new car, another car hit his car from behind, injuring a few of his friends.

C. Vincent showed off his new car to his friends and when he later gave them a ride to the mall, he got in an accident which injured one of them.

D. Vincent’s friends were injured when Vincent's car got hit from behind by another car while on the way to the mall.

I. Richard Seeley was driving home from work when he saw a deer in the middle of the II. road. Richard swerved to avoid hitting the deer and struck another vehicle. Larry Main, III. the driver of the other vehicle, was took to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. IV. Richard’s car sustained a large amount of damage, but Richard was not injured.

Which one of the following lines contains a spelling, grammatical, or punctuation error?

A. Line I

B. Line II

C. Line III

D. Line IV

I. A woman called the police department to report that her dog had been stolen. She stated that

II. her dog was outside for twenty minutes. When she went to let the dog back inside, she realized it

III. was missing. A man approached her as she began searching the neighborhood. The man said

IV. that he had seen two teenage boys’ drive away with the dog in a blue sedan.

Which one of the following lines contains a spelling, grammatical, or punctuation error?

A. Line I

B. Line II

C. Line III

D. Line IV

I. Stephanie was on her way to work when she was stopped by Officer Nielson

II. for speeding. Stephanie was pollite and complied with all of Officer

III. Nielson’s requests, hoping to avoid getting a ticket. Officer Nielson discovered

IV. that Stephanie’s driver’s license was suspended, and she was taken into custody.

Which one of the following lines contains a spelling, grammatical, or punctuation error?

A. Line I

B. Line II

C. Line III

D. Line IV

A. Line I

B. Line II

C. Line III

D. Line IV

Mr. Zou has arrived at the police department this morning to file a noise complaint. He states that his neighbor is retaliating against him because he complained about her leaving her garbage can on the curb for too long. He also says that she always forgets to cut her grass. For these reasons, he says she is in violation of the homeowner association rules. When police inquire further about the nature of the noise issue, Mr. Zou explains that she had several individuals over at her house Friday night and was playing music very loudly on her deck.

Based on the information on the preceding page, the police report should state that Mr. Zou is filing a complaint against his neighbor because of which one of the following?

A. She played loud music on her outside deck Friday night.

B. She is retaliating against him for reporting her to the homeowner’s association.

C. She never brings her garbage can in from the street curb.

D. She lets her grass grow too long, and she plays music too loudly

A. She played loud music on her outside deck Friday night.

B. She is retaliating against him for reporting her to the homeowner’s association.

C. She never brings her garbage can in from the street curb.

D. She lets her grass grow too long, and she plays music too loudly

Alicia Watson, an eleven-year-old girl, was reported missing by her mother at 4:35 p.m. Mrs. Watson stated that Alicia never returned home from school and she usually gets home around 3:15 p.m. Mrs. Watson stated that she does not know where her daughter could be. She mentioned that Alicia has recently been spending a lot of time studying for her math test, which was this morning. Alicia has also been spending a lot of time practicing on her violin. The following individuals were interviewed in an effort to locate Alicia:

Tameeka Jones, Alicia’s fifth grade teacher, recalls that the students were excited during class that day because of a small dinosaur exhibit that was taking place in the library after lunch from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.

Cynthia Barnes, a neighbor of the family, recalled seeing Alicia leaving home and heading toward school. It was a cold morning and Alicia was wearing a bright pink jacket and carrying her violin.

The library attendant recalled two young girls returning to the exhibit around 3:10 p.m. One of the girls was wearing a pink jacket. The attendant told the girls the exhibit was closed. She suggested they speak with their parents about arranging a trip to the museum to see other fossils. She locked the doors to the library and exited the building after the girls left.

Elizabeth Kline is the mother of Teresa Kline, who is Alicia’s best friend from school. Ms. Kline stated that Teresa came home from school later than usual because she was viewing a dinosaur exhibit. Teresa told her mother that she remembers saying goodbye to Alicia at about 3:15 p.m., and then she walked home alone.

When did Alicia's math test occur?

A. immediately before the dinosaur exhibit

B. immediately after the dinosaur exhibit

C. sometime after lunch

D. sometime before lunch

Which one of the following individuals was the last to see Alicia?

A. the library attendant

B. Teresa Kline

C. Tameeka Jones

D. Cynthia Barnes

A. immediately before the dinosaur exhibit

B. immediately after the dinosaur exhibit

C. sometime after lunch

D. sometime before lunch

A. the library attendant

B. Teresa Kline

C. Tameeka Jones

D. Cynthia Barnes

Officer Pinellas is collecting information regarding a suspicious vehicle that has been seen following children home from school. Four children have come forward to give the following descriptions of the vehicle and its driver.

Child 1: Melanie Cho, grade 7, states that a dark blue minivan with a dent in its passenger side door was following her and her friends for three blocks after school this past Monday. She says the driver was a white man with dark hair, and he was wearing a white shirt with no sleeves and dark sunglasses.

Child 2: Lacey Manning, grade 5, describes seeing a beat-up dark-colored van following her and her big sister home yesterday. According to Lacey, the driver had dark hair and light skin and wore a white shirt.

Child 3: Audrey Clark, grade 6, says that last month a blonde-haired man wearing a blue sleeveless shirt and silver eyeglasses stopped to ask her and her friend, Tom, for directions. She recalls that he drove a blue sedan with scratches on the side.

Child 4: Tara Rodriguez, grade 3, states that she saw a man in a blue minivan slowly drive past her a few times while she walked from school to her house, three blocks away. She says that the last time he drove past, he asked her if she needed a ride home, but she ran away.

Which one of the following lists the three children who were most likely to have been followed by the same man?

A. Melanie Cho, Lacey Manning, and Tara Rodriguez

B. Melanie Cho, Audrey Clark, and Tara Rodriguez

C. Audrey Clark, Lacey Manning, and Tara Rodriguez

D. Audrey Clark, Lacey Manning, and Melanie Cho

Which one of the following best describes the vehicle driven by the man involved in the most recent incident?

A. beat-up dark-colored van

B. blue minivan

C. blue car

D. dented dark-colored car

A. Melanie Cho, Lacey Manning, and Tara Rodriguez

B. Melanie Cho, Audrey Clark, and Tara Rodriguez

C. Audrey Clark, Lacey Manning, and Tara Rodriguez

D. Audrey Clark, Lacey Manning, and Melanie Cho

A. beat-up dark-colored van

B. blue minivan

C. blue car

D. dented dark-colored car

At 11:14 P.M. on Tuesday, Officer Verdasco and Officer Floyd are on patrol when they perform a routine traffic stop of a white Nissan Altima because the driver failed to use the turn signal. The driver and the passenger of the car are males. When the driver is asked to present his license, he explains that he left it at home. The officers learn that the two men are cousins, and that the car is registered in their uncle’s name. The passenger explains he is in the process of purchasing the car from his uncle. After checking the driver’s name against the department database, the officers learn the driver has had his license suspended due to unpaid parking tickets.

Officer Verdasco detains the driver. During a pat down, the driver says, “I might have a piece in my pocket.” Officer Verdasco proceeds to obtain a crack-cocaine pipe from the driver’s right pocket. Officer Floyd asks the passenger to step out of the vehicle and detains the individual. The driver states he does not have any crackcocaine on him or in the car. Officer Verdasco asks the driver for consent to search the vehicle. The driver declines the search and states, “It’s not my car, you can’t search it.” Officers inform the driver that if they do not receive his consent, the car will likely be impounded until a search warrant is obtained, as it is part of a drugrelated apprehension. The passenger exclaims that he needs the car to get to work and cannot have it impounded. “It’s my car, just search it!” the passenger exclaims. The officers inform the passenger that since his cousin was driving, his cousin is considered in possession of the car and is responsible for it. The officers also say that until they receive a search warrant, they cannot extensively search the car without his cousin’s consent.

While walking around the car, Officer Floyd sees a crumpled up trash bag in plain sight next to the driver’s seat near the center console. Having probable cause, Officer Floyd looks inside the crumpled bag and finds a small plastic bag with trace amounts of a white substance on the inside. Officers test the bag and confirm that the trace white substance is in fact crack-cocaine. The driver is then placed in police custody.

which one of the following is the most likely reason the driver did not consent to a search of the car?

A. He did not want to incriminate his uncle.

B. He was not the legal owner of the car.

C. He needed the car to get to work.

D. He knew there were drugs inside the car

which one of the following charges would the driver NOT likely face?

A. Driving with a suspended license

B. Drug possession with intent to distribute

C. Possession of drug paraphernalia

D. Drug possession

A. He did not want to incriminate his uncle.

B. He was not the legal owner of the car.

C. He needed the car to get to work.

D. He knew there were drugs inside the car

A. Driving with a suspended license

B. Drug possession with intent to distribute

C. Possession of drug paraphernalia

D. Drug possession

13./14. The town of Hayworth is making preparations in response to an expected hurricane. During roll-call, the Deputy Chief raises issues concerning numerous calls related to the looting of private property, armed robberies, and fighting between store customers over food and water.

A few minutes after Officer Timmins begins his patrol, he receives an alert from dispatch about an incident at a local grocery store. The dispatcher states that customers were arguing over the purchase of the last several cases of bottled water when the suspect pulled out a knife and made verbal threats before leaving the grocery store. Upon arriving on the scene, Officer Timmins is met by several witnesses who share varying accounts of the events that have just occurred.

According to the first witness, a family of four was purchasing the few remaining cases of water at the store when a man approached them and asked if they would be willing to leave a case for him and his family. The family agreed and left a case of water behind, but before the man was able to load it into his cart, another individual came from behind, grabbed the case of water, threw it on top of his shoulder, and walked directly toward the exit. The second witness stated that she saw the man grab the case of water and was preparing to intervene until she saw him suddenly run toward the exit while holding a knife, so she dialed 911 instead.

The third witness stated that he was standing in line to pay when he noticed a man walk quickly through the main exit and into the parking lot of the grocery store. He did not recall seeing the man holding a knife. He thought the man worked at the store and offered to help load the case of water into a customer’s car. A fourth witness, who was in the parking lot, stated that she saw a man dressed all in black quickly throw a case of water into the trunk of a silver SUV and speed off.

which one of the four witnesses did NOT believe the suspect was stealing the case of water?

A. Witness #1

B. Witness #2

C. Witness #3

D. Witness #4

which of the witnesses described seeing the suspect holding a knife?

A. Witness #1

B. Witness #2

C. Witness #3

D. Witness #4

C. Witness #3

B. Witness #2

15. Disorderly Conduct

1. A person commits disorderly conduct when he or she knowingly:

(1) Does any act in such an unreasonable manner as to alarm or disturb another and provoke a breach of the peace;

(2) Transmits or causes to be transmitted a false report to any public safety agency without the reasonable grounds necessary to believe that transmitting the report is necessary for the safety and welfare of the public; or

(3) Enters upon the property of another and for a lewd or unlawful purpose deliberately looks into a dwelling on the property through any window or other opening in it

Disorderly Conduct at a Funeral or Memorial Service

1. A person commits the offense of disorderly conduct at a funeral or memorial service when he or she:

(1) Engages, with knowledge of the existence of a funeral site or procession, in any loud singing, playing of music, chanting, whistling, yelling, or noisemaking with, or without, noise amplification including, but not limited to, bullhorns, auto horns, and microphones within 300 feet of that funeral site or funeral procession, where the volume of such actions is likely to be audible at and disturbing to the funeral site or procession

Which one of the following situations would best fit the definition of “Disorderly Conduct at a Funeral or Memorial Service”?

A. Sarah is stopped at a red light. She is blasting her favorite song on her car radio and singing along. Sarah is unaware that a funeral is about to begin in the building next to her.

B. Susan is deeply upset by the passing of her friend, Jim. She is asked to peacefully sing at his memorial service on Saturday.

C. Jacob does not agree with the religious beliefs associated with a holiday service planned at a local park. He decides to chant and whistle during the service.

D. Dustin is driving when he is cut-off by a funeral procession. He purposefully follows the procession and honks angrily for the next several minutes.

D. Dustin is driving when he is cut-off by a funeral procession. He purposefully follows the procession and honks angrily for the next several minutes.

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Which one of the following contains the exact match to the pattern shown above?

A. CDBDCQOPDCPDOCDCPQPDQ

B. CDBDCQOPDCBDOCDCPQPDQ

C. CDDBCQOPDCBDOCDCPQPDQ

D. CDBDCQDPDCBDOCDCPQPDQ

B. CDBDCQOPDCBDOCDCPQPDQ

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Which one of the following contains the exact match to the pattern shown above?

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B. FJDSOIF*@#$JQRFDJJFODF)(USD*(DSA

C. FJDSOIF*@#$JQRFDJIFODF)(USD*(DSA

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A. b8BB8br8rB8BbbB8r8bBb88

B. b8B88br8rB8BbbB8r8bBb8B

C. b8BB8br8rB8BbbB8r8bBb8B

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