TCIC/ NCIC ACTUAL EXAM 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 2023-2024 UPDATE ALREADY A GRADED WITH EXPERT FEEDBACK How many states currently participate in NCIC III? - ANSWER- 50 Texas Government Code: 411.083 - ANSWER- Allow the DPS Crime Records Service to disseminate criminal history information to the person who is the subject of the criminal history record information Agencies receiving such requests from citizens should direct them to the Crime Records Service Criminal History Inquiry Unit. - ANSWER- YES Can NCIC III data be used for any licensing purpose? - ANSWER- No DPS allows the use of wireless transmissions as long as a firewall has been established to allow this information to be securely transmitted to MDT's, laptops, or other devices. - ANSWER- Yes Criminal History's can be sent to pagers? - ANSWER- Yes Wanted Person's hits coded as "NOEX" in the MIS filed (or EXL/4) - ANSWERIndicates the entering agency is not willing to extradite outside their state. APD Policy for Stop Stick in Lexipol is what? - ANSWER- 214.6.2 What does TDD stand for? - ANSWER- Tire Deflation Device What are the features of Stop Stick? - ANSWER- 1 stop stick measures 3 feet long and weighs about 1.1 pound, contains 36 steel quills and 72 spike tips How many ft does the stop stick cord reel out to? - ANSWER- 80 ft with one mounting tray in vehicle What is stop stick and how is it used? - ANSWER- Stop Stick is a Pursuit Control Device that is designed to deflate the tires in a controlled release of air and should deflate within 20-30 seconds If the scene is unsafe when deploying stop stick what should you do? - ANSWER- Abort and never run out into the road to recover stop stick What are examples of when not to deploy stop stick: - ANSWER- When pedestrians are in the immediate vicinity or on vehicles with FEWER than 4 wheels (motorcycles/ATV's) You should always use extreme caution with stop stick: - ANSWER- When dealing with excessive speeds & when suspect is under the influence of drugs or alcohol. At all cost avoid deploying Stop Stick on what? - ANSWER- Wet Surface's, Gravel, & Loose Pavement. You want to deploy S.S. in a location that - ANSWER- Gives the suspect limited or no ability to avoid striking the device When using Stop stick how far should you position yourself? - ANSWER- 20-30 feet away from the road way with an escape route away from the road. When should you pull stop stick into the roadway of the oncoming vehicle? - ANSWERWhen vehicle is about 3-5 seconds away. What is the process for "used" stop sticks that have been struck? - ANSWER- Turn them in to PCO and get a new set. Deploy your new set to make sure they work properly before putting them into your car, and in some cases you may need to turn them in as evidence (e.g., fatality) Officers are trained to deploy stop stick within - ANSWER- 30 second What does FR stand for? - ANSWER- First Response Why were less lethal munitions developed? - ANSWER- To give police, corrections, security, and military force's a less lethal option. Specialty Impact Munitions - ANSWER- Have a tremendous mental effect on an individual. What is the first element of a physical encounter? - ANSWER- Observation Shots to where on the body provides you with the highest probability of causing immediate incapacitation? - ANSWER- Shots to center mass Maximum effective range for the DS-23 (LL S gun)? - ANSWER- 75 ft What does D.I.C.R.A. stand for? - ANSWER- Death In Custody Reporting Act Who described patients dying from similar symptoms in 1849 from excited delirium and can be found in medical literature early as 1881 and popularized in the 1980's? - ANSWER- Dr. Luther Bell Who is often at risk with Excited Delirium? - ANSWER- 91-99% male & 31-45 years of age generally. What are some causes of Excited Delirium? - ANSWER- Metabolic, Pharmacologic, Infectious, Psychological, Hyperthermia, Delirium with agitation, Respiratory arrest, & cardiac arrest Appropriate Use of Force for the exhibit level of threat - ANSWER- Yes