Who made the set of core principles for policing and what was the name of his principles? [title, forename, surname]
Sir Robert PEEL
Regarding the NDM, what is meant by "develop a working strategy"?
Identifying the general outcome you wish to achieve. Eg - Minimise injury.
Which offences can be aggravated under the Crime & Disorder Act 1998?
Criminal Damage, Assault, Public Order, Harassment
PERRINS dislikes KELLEY, and decides to threaten him. PERRINS says "I'M GOING TO SMASH YOUR CAR UP BRUV" hoping to scare KELLEY. KELLEY does not have a car, so laughs and walks away. Is this a threat to commit Criminal Damage?
Yes! It doesn't matter if it's an impossible threat, or if the victim believes it!
PC EGG is arresting KAHN for theft. KHAN, intending only to escape, wriggles a bit to loosen the officer's grip. As KHAN does this, PC EGG is thrown off balance, falls and cracks his head open. What offence is this?
Sec 18 GBH.
Name two "specified offences" in relation to Section 17 Powers of Entry.
Section 4 POA, Section 4 Drink Drive, Sec 4 Animal Welfare Act, Squatting in residential buildings, Sec 27 Transport & Works Act (drunk train drivers)
Recite the PEACE model.
Planning & Preparation, Engage & Explain, Account Clarify & Challenge, Closure, Evaluation.
What does the expression "10-7" mean regarding radio comms?
Repeat that last message.
What is the initial bail period and who authorises it?
3 Months by the Sgt.
What is the definition of an "ASB repeat victim"?
An individual or household who suffers three cases of ASB or a signal offence within a three month period whether reported to the police or not.
According to the CMF, what is the time frame for a supervisor to complete an initial review for a NON-redbox offence?
96 hours
Explain Section 2 of the Sexual Offences Act 2003.
Where someone intentionally penetrates the vagina or anus of another person with a part of his body or anything else. (Must be sexual, and without consent)
What is a CAWN and who authorises it?
Child Abduction Warning Notice - Inspector
What is the Herbert Protocol?
Essentially a form for carers/family to fill out with all the MisPer information so this can be easily given to Police if the person goes missing.
Explain Clare's law, and Sarah's law.
Clare is about dodgy partners. Sarah is about risk to kids.
What is the relevancy test?
The test to ascertain whether unused material needs to be retained or not, depending on if it could ever have any bearing on the case.
