National Sounds and Night Skies Division (NSNSD) Patrol Practice Test

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• Instrumentalities are defined as what?
• Which level is the highest in the Use of Force Continuum?
• What color copy of the 1408 do officers keep?
• During normal working hours, how often does NSF conduct building checks?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the six pre-sobriety questions?
• If a patrol unit encounters an unsecured building/lock, what is the correct sequence of actions?
• Which area is described as an area in which an individual has an inherent right to be free from governmental interference?
• Under what circumstances should an Emergency Protective Order be requested?
• Which component refers to the channel or method of transmission in communication?
• Where will non-extraditable warrants be turned over?
• In inspections policy, which statement best describes why inspections are not considered searches?
• CODE 3 Response describes which type of emergency?
• What is issued for a suspended license?
• What is the 3rd clue for impairment?
• Backup coverage is provided when the primary unit is what?
• Can an Emergency Protective Order be requested without an arrest?
• How many phases are there in a DUI process?
• Surveillance Off-Base Procedures require which action?
• What is DD 5580/22 used for?
• Which jurisdiction covers Willoughby and Whitehurst housing area?
• Before confiscating a weapon, what information should be given to dispatch to run?
• What is the Assimilative Crimes Act?
• Where may an abused person request an Emergency Protective Order?
• Can an EPO be made even without an arrest?
• What is DD 5580/21 used for?
• What is the eighth clue of impairment?
• Which system is used to verify warrants?
• Fruits of a crime refers to which of the following?
• What is the M18 Maximum Effective Range?
• What is the SOP code for juvenile matters?
• What rank must a military member in custody be turned over to?
• Which of the following is listed as a MEVA location?
• A protective order is designed to protect whom?
• Which color mindset corresponds to a state of nonspecific alert to everything around you?
• Define Apprehension.
• In traffic accident procedures, when is the SF-91 form required?
• Who issues a Military Protective Order?
• What search is needed for a breath test?
• Fruits of a poisonous tree refers to what?
• Can NSF conduct a search incident to apprehension without obtaining a search Authorization?
• What is DD 5580/11 used for?
• How would you take photos of a suspect?
• How will a judge determine if a Preliminary Protective Order should be submitted?
• A Vehicle Report is filed on which DD 5580 form?
• What is the designation for Q MEVA's?
• Which item is not listed as contraband in the material?
• Who verifies all building checks and where do the entries go?
• Which crime is listed as a DNA collection example?
• Which hearing is associated with obtaining a permanent protective order?
• Yellow level of mindset is described as which state?
• Reasonable Expectation of Privacy is best described as which of the following?
• In Traffic Accident procedures, which item is used to document the incident?
• M4 Max range
• The Field Interview Card is filed on which DD 5580 form?
• What is the maximum number of days for a debarment order?
• What do you call someone that has a protective order against them?
• How long must a patrolman take to complete a DUI?
• What should you check on an apparent deceased victim?
• A refusal to take a breath test carries which license consequence?
• What is the fifth clue of impairment?
• Which statement about Unit 26 is true?
• Which of the following is NOT a DD 5580 form listed in the material?
• Which statement best describes the red level mindset?
• Code 1 stands for which type of response?
• Backup Patrol Responsibilities are carried out by which zones?
• Which color mindset corresponds to a state of specific alert?
• Which offenses are listed as Traffic Offenses for issuing 1805?
• Which of the following is a type of warrant?
• Which pre-test question addresses the possibility of medical oversight?
• Which term best describes instrumentalities?
• Which item is not listed as contraband in the material?
• Exigency Search is defined as obtaining evidence in an area before it is destroyed based on probable cause.
• What is the role of officers on a medical call?
• Which statement is preferred when clearing a weapon on scene?
• Plain View Search allows seizing an item without a warrant when the item is in plain view and there is probable cause that it is contraband or evidence.
• Response Procedures SOP is identified by which code?
• Which of the following is a MEVA location?
• What is DD 5580/2 used for?
• Which option is NOT listed as a Standardized Field Sobriety Test in the material?
• What should patrols ask when arriving at a vehicle accident?
• What is the max effective range of the M4?
• What is the seventh clue of impairment?
• What does VWAP stand for?
• What is the sixth clue of impairment?
• Who facilitates the local memorandum of understanding with state/local law enforcement?
• How is a suspended driver notified via DC-225?
• Who should be contacted when discovering an unsecured building or lock?
• Which question asks about medications prior to sobriety testing?
• What is the 2nd clue for impairment?
• Which type of protective order can be canceled by the issuing command?
• How is a permanent protective order obtained?
• Which items are defined as contraband?
• Miranda Rights pertain to which of the following?
• Orange level of mindset is described as which state?
• Which action is NOT part of Domestic Violence Response Procedures?
• What kind of area should an SFST be conducted in?
• What does NCIC stand for?
• Compared to normal hours, building checks after hours are conducted more frequently or less frequently?
• Cedar lane is the street associated with which location?
• Which statement best describes the elements of a Fourth Amendment search?
• When arriving at a vehicle accident, what should officers assess first?
• Can you ask incriminating questions while someone is under the influence of a substance?
• Which item is listed as evidence in the Larceny at the NEX procedures?
• What is the Virginia state BAC limit?
• Basic reports must be completed within how many days?
• What does implied consent entail?
• Apprehension is defined under which article?
• What is the SOP code for handcuffing?
• In dealing with a juvenile felony case, which agency is identified as handling the matter?
• What is the SOP code for the DD 1408 / 1805 procedure?
• Who can grant access to AA&E storage areas after hours?
• Which jurisdiction covers Craney, Ships, and Mevas?
• What best describes the meaning of a 'hit' in warrant processing?
• Can you charge someone with a DUI if the breath or blood alcohol content is under .08 but above .01 percent?
• Which MEVA is designated with the N prefix?
• The Special Assistant to the U.S. Attorney (SAUSA) primarily facilitates which agreement?
• Which photo views should be included when photographing a suspect?
• Which of the following best represents the complete set of V category MEVAs?
• Which action is listed as the first step in the Larceny at the NEX procedures?
• When issuing a DC 210, what is taken?
• Which item asks to remove glasses if applicable?
• What instruction governs the Navy safety & occupational health program?
• Who can request an Emergency Protective Order (EPO)?
• Which impairment clue involves a problem with step count during a test?
• Domestic Violence Response Procedures require which of the following elements?
• Where is the WSOC located?
• Which of the following is included among SP MEVAs?
• OPNAVINST 5530-14E is the Navy Physical Security and Law Enforcement Manual. Which option best matches this description?
• Non-extraditable warrants turnover location includes which?
• What is DD 5580/16 used for?
• In a standard suspicious package response, which statement best reflects the provided procedures?
• What is an AVI?
• What does SJA stand for?
• Which statement best summarizes the impairment clues?
• What is a Protective Order?
• The Calls for Service Unit is responsible for which area, primarily?
• Which statement is true about Assimilative Crimes Act?
• PBT Admissibility in Court is indicated as which in the material?
• To what rank should custody be turned over?
• The decision to submit a Preliminary Protective Order is based on which document?
• During an administrative vehicle search, what should an officer gather?
• Which of the following best describes the code 3 response?
• How long is a permanent protective order good for?
• What is the waiting period (observation) for the intoxalyzer?
• NCIC stands for which term?
• What documentation is required if a NEX incident involves civilian personnel debarment?
• What is the fourth clue of impairment?
• What is the mission of the Navy Security Force?
• If a warrant is extraditable what do you need to request?
• What is the M18 Maximum Range?
• When should use of force be employed?
• Which of the following is not listed as a DUI stimulus clue?
• What should be done after sealing the tamper tape?
• Which statement best describes Phase 3 DUI screening?
• Which piers are MEVA's?
• Which of the following are the ABC's for communication?
• Which term describes a mental state of sensory overload with potential shutdown?
• VWAP primarily supports which group?
• Which term describes items gained in the commission of a crime?
• Does the respondent have to be at the hearing to be issued a PPO?
• Probable cause refers to facts and circumstances that would lead a reasonable person to believe what?
• Plain View Search permits seizure without a warrant under which condition?
• Which statement best describes the red level mindset?
• Phase 2 DUI examination involves looking for which signs of impairment?
• Which pre-test question asks whether the person is under medical care?
• Which action is involved in HACS Test Conduct by Patrolman?
• Which definition best describes Deadly Force in this context?
• Phase 2 for DUI involves what?
• DC 210 notification pertains to what?
• Which of the following is NOT a listed DNA collection scenario?
• In the Aircraft Escorts Procedure, what is the purpose of using two units?
• Which code indicates the situation is under control?
• For a warrant, what would be considered a local agency?
• When would Norfolk PD be utilized when dealing with a juvenile?
• Which best defines martial law?
• Is it permissible to take photos or fingerprints of a minor in this context?
• Who receives the unsecured building/lock security violation report after it is completed?
• What distance should cellular and radio devices be kept from a suspicious package?
• Which scenario best justifies an Exigency Search?
• What is Title 18 U.S.C. 13 commonly known as?
• CEP MEVA's designation is?
• How far should the stimulus be placed from the face?
• How many times will an officer conduct an SFST on a suspect?
• Punitive articles are defined as which range of articles?
• Who can issue a Preliminary Protective Order?
• Which location is listed under Exclusive Jurisdiction?
• Which devices must be secured away from a suspicious package?
• What is the legal BAC limit described in the material?
• Under martial law, who has unlimited authority to make and enforce laws?
• What notifications exist for Suspended Drivers?
• How many steps should be taken in a walk and turn?
• How long is a military protective order good for?
• Which item is a component of the Use of Force Continuum?
• What is 'Qualified' martial law?
• Can you request a warrant check if the individual is not present?
• Which statement describes extraditable warrant handling?
• Which agency can be requested for assistance at Craney Island?
• Which question asks the subject to place their feet together with hands at their side?
• In a domestic violence situation, where should you never allow an individual to go?
• After notifying Dispatch/Watch Commander about an unknown vessel, what is the next action described?
• Which action is included in Patrolman Duties at Craney Island?
• Which of the following is included in the Active Shooter Response Responsibilities?
• Which form is used to document a bomb threat received over the phone?
• Before confiscating a weapon, what specific detail should you provide to dispatch?
• According to the material, BAC above what percentage can be considered for DUI charges?
• What is DD 5580/9 used for?
• Which eye do you check first for a DUI?
• N MEVA's designation is?
• If a vessel is unknown at Craney Island Pier, what is the first action?
• Are photos or fingerprints of a minor allowed?
• DD 2701 form is associated with which program?
• How long can permanent protective orders be extended?
• Field Test Results are documented on which DD 5580 form?
• Maximum Range of M4
• On a military installation, who is subject to implied consent?
• In the Port operations complex, where would you find the WSOC?
• Which of the following is a valid impairment clue related to balance?
• What does AVI stand for?
• What is the 1st clue for impairment?
• What are the three parts of a plain view search?
• Which location detail describes WSOC's place within the Port operations facility?
• Phase 3 for DUI procedures refers to which activity?
• Which MEVA's are not on Naval Station Norfolk?
• If a suspect vomits during the observation period what must be done?
• How long is an emergency protective order good for?
• Which program is associated with assisting victims and witnesses in a legal context?
• What is the first clue of impairment?
• Which item is not listed among the items to gather during an administrative vehicle search?
• What street is Craney Island on?
• Prisoner Custody Receipt uses which form number?
• Which components are listed as Standardized Field Sobriety Tests?
• Who can clear and safe a weapon on a scene when discovered?
• What is the third clue of impairment?
• Which act is described as the adoption of state law to be enforced on lands reserved or acquired by the Federal government?
• Who must be contacted for a juvenile felony offense?
• Which statement about stimulus placement is true?
• What must you have for exigent searches?
• What are Instrumentalities in crime definitions?
• Which color mindset corresponds to a state of total vulnerability?
• What is DD 5580/1 used for?
• Which of the following is a listed reason for taking DNA?
• After deeming a weapon clear and safe, what should be done with the magazine?
• The form used for breath test search authorization is what?
• NTTP reference for response codes is located in which document?
• Which statement correctly contrasts who initiates an EPO with who issues a PPO?
• Which statement best describes the black level mindset?
• What is Article 7?
• When should a search incident to apprehension be conducted?
• Which steps correctly describe securing a weapon?
• Define Detain.
• What is DD 5580/12 used for?
• Under the Anti-Deficiency Act, spending funds for any purpose other than that designated by Congress is prohibited. Which option best expresses this rule?
• Which term is defined as force that is likely to cause, or that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily harm or injury?
• Who can issue an Emergency protective order?
• How do you obtain a command Authorization search?
• Which numbers are V MEVA's?
• If you identify an unsecured building and it is unattended, what should be done first?
• DD 2507 is best described as what type of document?
• Absolute martial law involves military control over all military and civilian activities of a country from the president down to:
• Which action is part of the Warrant Verification Process?
• What is the primary reason for an emergency search as defined in the material?
• Are inspections considered to be searches and why?
• Can finger prints or photos of juveniles be taken?
• What does the Anti-Deficiency Act prohibit?
• Which unit is authorized to enter the perimeter around a suspicious package?
• Apprehension is to the act of taking a person into custody as Detain is to what?
• Which element is NOT required for a plain view search?
• DNA collection is described for which type of crimes?
• What is DD 5580/4 used for?
• How many distinct MEVA codes are listed for the V category?
• What is FAP?
• Is there a limit to issuing permanent protective orders (PPOs)?
• When to respond to a call using code 3?
• What is the first action a patrol should take when identifying an unsecured building?
• Desk Journal is filed on which DD 5580 form?
• What is DD 2507?
• What are the four reasons for fingerprinting?
• How is a suspended driver notified via DSA-10?
• Which items are included in DUI paperwork according to the procedures?
• White level of mindset is described as which state?
• During the observation phase, what is a subject not allowed to do?
• Absolute martial law is defined as what?
• Which form is used for an affidavit to support a search and seizure?
• What is the juvenile age in Virginia for juvenile matters?
• Which action is part of the standard response to a suspicious package?
• Which of the following are listed as types of evidence?
• How do you verify a warrant?
• What do you issue for an individual who does not have insurance?
• What is DD 2701?
• What is the definition of Due Regard?
• A Preliminary Protective Order is issued based on what type of statement?
• An Emergency Protective Order lasts for how long?
• How long is a preliminary protective order good for?
• The three clues for DUI stimulus belong to which category?
• Under DC-210, how is a person notified?
• Code 4 stands for which type of response?
• DSA 10 notification is directed to whom?
• MEVA stands for which of the following?
• One legged stand test accuracy
• What must be verified about vessels as part of Patrolman Duties at Craney Island?
• Article 31B concerns which of the following?
• Which term describes a jurisdiction where Naval Station Norfolk excluding restricted areas, CD area, Piers, and Willoughby CDC fall under?
• Which question checks for ailments that might prevent taking the tests?
• Which element is part of the Aircraft Escorts Procedure?
• To turn a military member with a warrant over to Norfolk PD, whose permission must be given?
• Which of the following is NOT a MEVA location?
• Which concept is described as the reasonable belief that a crime has or will be committed and the person, property, or evidence sought is located in the place to be searched?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four basic components of communication?
• What does PBT stand for?
• What is the designation for W MEVAs?
• What is Article 15?
• Which of the following is listed as an SP MEVA?
• Which search type is conducted as a result of an arrest?
• Which of the following is true about debarments and base access?
• Who can determine there is further danger that prompts an EPO?
• When can NSF conduct emergency searches?
• What instruction is the Ashore Protection Program defined in?
• What is DD 1805?
• Which question asks about ailments that could prevent testing?
• In Larceny at the NEX procedures, which item lists the appropriate form for mil or civilian documentation?
• How many clues indicate DUI stimulus?
• Which term best describes a search conducted due to immediate need to prevent loss or destruction of evidence?
• The Ashore Protection Program is defined in which instruction?
• Before conducting a sobriety test, which question asks if the subject is willing to comply with a series of field sobriety tests?
• Which is the first Universal Weapons Safety Rule?
• Which unit serves as backup to assist Craney Island?
• Can liquids be taken as evidence?
• Which action is NOT listed as a Patrolman duty at Craney Island?
• Which phrase accurately reflects the first clue of impairment?
• If an SFST or PBT is refused, should an 1805 be issued?
• Qualified martial law means the military augments civilian law enforcement while operating under whose authority?
• Which question directly asks about current medication use?
• After a warrant is verified through dispatch what is needed to be picked up from them?
• What is DD 5580/19 used for?
• What report must be completed upon identifying an unsecured building?
• What is a DD 1408?
• A protective order that lasts 2 years falls under which type?
• What is DD 5580/3 used for?
• Which statement best describes the visual deterrent role of the Navy Security Force?
• Which of the following is one of the four basic components of communication?
• Which step involves removing eyewear if applicable?
• Which of the following is a MEVA location?
• The FPCON reference is found in which document?
• Who are the only ones authorized to enter a perimeter around a suspicious package?
• What are the three clues for DUI stimulus?
• What are the Fruits of a crime?
• Which statement best captures the concept of a reasonable expectation of privacy under the Fourth Amendment?
• How many degrees should the turn be for a walk and turn?
• What is DD 5580/10 used for?
• Which impairment clue involves foot placement during a walk?
• When should the ICR be completed?
• The term "Fruits of a poisonous tree" describes evidence that is what?
• When would Norfolk PD respond to a call on base?
• When should a permissive Authorization For Search and Seizure be completed?
• Which units are required to carry a drone buster?
• Which Airfields are MEVA's?
• Authorization to pursue a vehicle off base is allowed under which condition?
• What term refers to the power of the court to hear a case and render a legally competent decision?
• Debarments will not be issued to a civilian personnel requiring base access unless directed by the watch commander (T/F)
• Code 3 stands for which type of response?
• Desk journal entries are recorded into which system?
• Which option is NOT one of the six types of searches?
• What should you do before moving an unauthorized weapon discovered in a barracks or building?
• Which form documents a voluntary statement?
• What is DD 5580/20 used for?
• What is needed for a command authorized search?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of warrant?
• Which instruction governs the Navy safety and occupational health program?
• How many clues for impairment?
• CODE 3 Response refers to which type of situation?
• What is the AA&E Alarm Response Time?
• During after-hours, how often does NSF conduct building checks?
• Which term refers to items gained in commission of a crime?
• Which of the following is NOT a level in the Use of Force Continuum as described?
• M4 Max effective range
• What is DD 5580/8 used for?
• In what situation would Norfolk PD respond on base?
• MEVA stands for which acronym?
• Which area is defined as local for warrant purposes?
• Phase 1 for DUI procedures involve which activity?
• Which items are examples of contraband?
• Refusal of breath tests results in which charge?
• What is an individual requesting a protective order called?
• Permissive Authorization for Search is filed on which DD 5580 form?
• Which question requires the subject to assume a stance with feet together and hands at sides?
• What is the second clue of impairment?
• Is an SFST or PBT mandatory?
• Which of the following is NOT an SP MEVA?