NC BLET State Exam (Answered)

NC BLET State Exam (Answered) 1. List four way to submit criminal fingerprint cards and final disposition reports to the Identification Section of the State Bureau of Investigation (SBI): First Class Mail Courier Service In Person Electronic Transmission (live-scan) 2. The most reliable form of identification: fingerprints 3. Fingerprints are the primary source for...: Criminal History 4. A report of disposition and fingerprint cards should be sent to the AOC and then to the SBI by who?: Clerk of Court or Magistrate 5. The amount of time a report of disposition and fingerprint cards should be sent to AOC and then to the SBI: 60 days 6. When to fingerprint and photograph: arrested or committed to detention facility committed to imprisonment upon conviction of a crime convicted of a felony person arrested for impaired driving or revoked license based on impaired driving and cannot be identified from a valid form of ID 7. You can only photograph a person when...: they are cited for motor vehicle violation who cannot produce a valid ID (must be waist up and destroyed after final dispostion) 8. To search for any fugitive warrants all applicant fingerprints are ran through...: NCIC 9. When can you fingerprint a juvenile?: 10+ years old committed a non-divertible offense complaint has been prepared for filing as a petition juvenile is in custody of LEO or DJJ OR 10+ years old juvenile is adjudicated delinquent for a felony 10. what are the two types of fingerprints taken: rolled prints (from nail to nail) plain for fixed impression (all 4 fingers printed at one time) 11. 3 types of fingerprint patters: arch loop whorl 12. 3 purposes of the officer's field notes: report writing evidence reference 13. 6 one-word questions that should be answered when developing field notes: who what when where why how 14. Field notes are: a shorthand writting record made by the LEO from the time they arrived on a scene until an assignment is completed 15. Field notes are used to...: reveal inconsistencies basis for final report used as evidence chronology of investigation identify individuals and locations reveal and identify leads ensure admissibility of evidence 16. What should be included in your field notes: dates and times officers on scene location weather conditions sketches direct quotes from questioning info for individuals descriptions 17. 4 uses of law enforcement reports: record of officer's knowlede communications with others contains statistical information provides information to be used in other criminal investigations 18. 2 types of narratives: public confidential 19. records not availible to the public: juvenile records traffic accident reports body worn camera footage dashboard footage 20. What is an interview conducted outside of the law enforcment ageny? (used for identificaiton, prevention and repression of crime and cetralized records of field contact): field interview 21. The questioning of a suspect IN-CUSTODY to gain cooperation and reveal the truth.: interrogation 22. An interview of person(s) in the area surrounding a crime scene to identify potential witnesses: canvass interview 23. 6 essential questios that should be asked in every interview you conduct- : who what when where why how 24. 2 types of interview questions asked: open-ended questions closed ended questions 25. open-ended questions are used to...: promote conversation gain descriptive information gain a narration of events prevent leading the interviewee and revealing case informatino 26. close-ended questions are used to...: clarify particular points restrick the interviewee's opportunity to tal requires a specific response 27. when interviewing a suspect focus on...: eliminating or identifying the in- trviewee as a suspect 28. When conducting a cognitive interview you should...: get the interviewee to tell you a timeline of events, then ask them to repeat the timeline in reverse to see if their timeline is truthful. 29. human trafficking is commonly referred to as...: modern day slavery 30. What is the difference between human trafficking and human smug- gling?: human trafficking- not volutary forced exploition for labor or service does not need movement domestic or international smuggling- voluntary ends after border is crossed fee is usually paid in advance or on arrival international 31. what are some traumatic effects upon victims of human trafficking: may repeat cover stories unfamiliar with our legal system fear punishment for any illeal activity they may have been forced to engage in 32. forms of exploitation associated with human trfficking: sexual labor seevile marriage 33. Violations that lead to the uncovering of human trafficking: domestic violence crime labor disputes prostitution and pimping offenses shoplifting cases of assault 34. 2 types of responses to human trafficking: reactive approach proactive approach 35. When an officer uncovers elements of trafficking while answering other calls.: reactive approach 36. when an officer takes the initiative to identify places in the community where they suspect trafficking is occuring and begin to build a case against the traffickers in a covert manner.: proactive approach 37. N.C. G.S. 14-43.11: Human Trafficking 38. human trafficking victim resources: national human trafficking hotline leagal aid of NC social services T or U visa (must cooperate with law enforcement) 39. local resources for human trafficking: NCCAHT dept. of social services dept. of public health dept. of mental health domestic violence ans sexual assault services 40. Law Enforcement recources for human trafficking: trafficking information and referral hotline FBI SBI ICE 41. When law enforcement finds signs of human trafficking indirectly while responding to other crimes: covert nature 42. Who regulates hazardous waste operations, regulations and emergency response?: OSHA 43. Who regulates the transfer and transportation of hazardous materials by air, water, rail and highway?: DOT 44. Routes of entry ( pathways by which hazardous materials get into the human body): ingestion inhalation injection absorption 45. 6 clues when assessing a hazmat scene: occupancy and location your senses container shapes placecards, labels and markings written resources driver information 46. Bill of landing: roadway shipment 47. Way bill: rail shipment 48. Air bill: air shipment 49. cargo manifest: waterway shipment 50. A negligent, knowing or willing vilation of federal environmental law.: en- viromental crimes 51. Who investigates environmenal crimes?: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) 52. any explosive, incendiary or poison gas, bomb grendade rocket, missle is a: weapon of mass destruction 53. Designed or intended to cause death or serious bodily injury through the release, dissemination or impact of toxic or poisonous chemicals or their precursor: Weapon of Mass destrucction 54. Categories of a weapon of mass destruction: B.N.I.C.E biological nuclear incendiary chemical explosive 55. % of all terrorist attacks involve explosives: 56. When responding to a bomb threat...: proceed to the location as fast as possible avoid using radios or cell phones contact the person in charge 57. P.A.S.S method for using a fire extinguisher: Pull Aim Squeeze Sweep 58. When transporting hazardous material avoid...: narrow roads tunnels heavily populate areas crowded areas 59. 3 basic elements to any crash: human vehicle environment 60. When responding to a routine crash: always emply safe driving technique (due regard for safety) activate lights and sirens uses shortes and quickest rout monitor radio traffic consider a "routine crash" could be the result of a fraudulent act 61. When arriving on the scene of a traffic crash you must: protect the public and scene preserve evidence locate, identify and interview divers, occupants and witnesses identify when additional assistance is needed 62. A crash is "reportable" if: death or injury to a human total propery damage of $1,000 or more property damage of any amount to a vehicle seized for DWI whild license revoked OR DWI with no license/no insurance 63. Damage caused by direct contact with an object: contact damage 64. damaged caused as a result of a vehicle reacting to being hit in a differnt area: induced damage 65. you must conduct a vehicle inspection during a traffic crash investiga- tion, what 3 things should you inspect?: damage defective equipment post-collision operability 66. when marking evidence at a traffic crash you should use...: lumber crayon or sidewalk chalk 67. marking small items (less than 3 ft) at a traffic crash use mark: 1 68. marking large items (more than 3 ft) at a traffic crash us marks: 2 69. indicators of area of impact (AOI): dirt and debris gouge marks sharp angles 70. 5 types of phsical evidence on the roadway: final resting place of vehicles or bodies tire marks gouge marks debris damage to roadside objects 71. What should be included in a field sketch of a traffic crash: final uncon- trolled resting place of vehicles area of impact (AOI) any evidence reference points 72. When investigating fatalities, homicides or serious personal injury of a traffic crash what information should you gather?: prior activities of: alcohol use drug use medications illness lack of sleep 73. 3 differenty categories of crowds: physical crowd psychological crowd mob 74. These types of crowds have little to no organization and are characterized by density (usually at the mall or major festival-type events): physical crowd