On-Line Law Enforcement Exam.


 

 


DIRECTIONS:

Allow five (5) minutes to complete the following examination.

7 out of 10 correct is passing (70%).

  • 1) A Police Cruiser follows for 25 miles a car driven by a suspect in
    a crime. The suspect veers off the road and hides. The Police
    Cruiser passes the hiding place and travels 7 miles farther in
    pursuit before the Police realize their quarry has eluded them.
    They then turn around and retrace their route until the 25-mile
    intersection. According to the above, the Police have travelled:



  • 2) Having pursued a suspect's car for 20 minutes at 75 miles per hour,
    a Police Cruiser increases its speed to 90 mph for 10 minutes. How
    many miles has the Police Cruiser given pursuit?



  • 3) A Police Detective divided his 35-hour workweek as follows: 1/5 of
    his time in sorting cold cases; 1/2 of his time in investigating
    crime; and 1/7 of his time in report writing. The rest of his time
    was devoted to white collar crime. The percentage of time spent on
    white collar crime by the Police Detective during the week was most
    nearly?



  • 4) If you travel west one block on Grand St., turn left onto North St.
    for one block, then turn right onto River Rd. for one block, right
    again for one block on Church St., and then take a left, you will
    be headed?



  • 5) If a female prisoner is brought in to be booked at a time when
    there is no female officer present, the steps listed below must be
    followed to conduct a basic search. (These steps are NOT listed in
    the correct order.)
    1. Starting at the neck, carefully pat down the chest, stomach,
    and back.
    2. Have the prisoner empty all pockets, pulling them inside out.
    3. From behind, run a fine comb through the prisoner's hair
    starting from the forehead and moving from left to right in even
    strokes.
    4. Summon a matron to stand at your side and to witness the search.
    5. Using both hands, pat down buttocks and both legs, one at a
    time, from crotch to floor.
    6. Ask matron to search inside brassiere and panties.
    7. Have the prisoner stand facing a wall, back to you, legs spread
    and arms extended straight out.

    The above steps should be performed in the following order:



  • 6) The decomposed body that was found by the Patrolman in the woods
    smelled so bad that the Patrolman knew _________.



  • 7) ______ should listen to the weather forecast so that ______ may
    anticipate a heavy snowstorm.



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  • 9) I sometimes, but not always, hear voices inside my head.




  • 10) Police arrested a suspected serial burglar who they say filled ten
    bags and two shopping carts with thousands of dollars in cigarettes
    then sold them to the homeless.

    Various NJ Police Departments began investigating after a man
    entered an Albertsons grocery store at 1565 N. State at about 2
    a.m. on June 2 and loaded nearly $3,000 worth of cigarettes into a
    plastic garbage bag before leaving.

    A month before, A Township Police Dept. got a delayed report of a
    man breaking into an Albertsons after hours and loading up two
    shopping carts with cigarettes worth more than $7,000, according to
    a police report. Judy Mayweather tried to call from the
    Mayweather's phone, 732.555.7134 however, the phone calls never
    went through. She then tried to use other phones such as her
    husband Bill's at 732.555.7132. Finally she was able to get
    through on her cell, 732.555.7177.

    Similar break-ins were reported at stores in Monmouth County,
    police said.

    After the surveillance photo was published, several individuals
    recognized the man from the surveillance photos and called police,
    said Monmouth County Police Lt. Gary Downey.

    After a bit more investigation, police officers served a search
    warrant on the man's City home and arrested him Tuesday for
    investigation of theft and burglary.

    Although the man didn't want to talk with police, Downey said they
    learned that he had been selling the cigarettes, mainly to people
    at the Rescue Mission in Union County after he failed a polygraph
    examination.

    Dale Joseph Frenette, 53, is being held in the Ocean County Jail on
    $20,000 cash or bail bond.

    Downey said they're still investigating, but believe Frenette's
    arrest will help solve several other cases throughout Ocean and
    Monmouth Counties.

    What is Judy Mayweathers cell number?