The document provides a review of various criminal charges relating to impersonation, weapons possession, drugs, and integrity crimes. It defines key terms like "public servant" and "benefit". For impersonation, it outlines charges for criminal impersonation, false personation, and unlawful use of uniforms. For weapons, it details charges for criminal possession of weapons ranging from misdemeanors to felonies depending on the weapon and circumstances. For drugs, it lists charges for criminal possession or sale of various controlled substances. For integrity crimes against public servants, it defines bribery, receiving unlawful gratuities, and other associated charges.
3. William Peters is arrested by P.O. Ellis for Petit Larceny. Upon presenting the Prisoner to the Desk Officer, P.O. Ellis warns Mr. Peters that if he lies about his Name/address/D.O.B. he will have another charge against him. After Mr. Peters Fingerprints are verified, they come back to a Peter Williams, Mr. Williams Should be charged with: A. Criminal Impersonation ¨C Misdemeanor B. Criminal Impersonation ¨C Felony C. False Personation ¨C Misdemeanor D. False Personation ¨C Felony
4. William Peters is arrested by P.O. Ellis for Petit Larceny. Upon presenting the Prisoner to the Desk Officer, P.O. Ellis warns Mr. Peters that if he lies about his Name/address/D.O.B. he will have another charge against him. After Mr. Peters Fingerprints are verified, they come back to a Peter Williams, Mr. Williams Should be charged with: C. False Personation ¨C Misdemeanor
5. A person impersonates: INDIVIDUAL ORGANIZATION WITH THE INTENT TO: OBTAIN A BENEFIT CAUSE AN INJURY DEFRAUD ANOTHER CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION
6. Frank who displays a duplicate NYPD Police Officer¡¯s shield to security officer outside Madison Square Garden, and states ¡°I¡¯m on duty¡± to gain access to Wrestle Mania XX, without having to pay for a ticket, could be charged with : CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION ¨C MISD.
7. CRIMINAL IMPERSONATION ¨C FELONY (2 WAYS) A. WHO: POLICE OFFICER WEARS: UNIFORM DISPLAYS FAKE BADGE OR ID & COMMITS/ATT. - FELONY
9. UNLAWFUL USE/POSSESSION OF OFFICIAL POLICE CARDS ¨C MISD A PERSON HAS IN HIS/HER POSSESSION ANY: OFFICIAL NYPD ID CARD WORKING PRESS CARD EMERGENCY REPAIR CARD PRESS PHOTOGRAPHER VEH CARD NEWS REEL CAMERA VEH. CARD EMERGENCY SERVICE CARD
10. UNLAWFUL USE OF POLICE UNIFORM OR EMBLEM ¨C MISD. A NON-MOS WEARS/DISPLAYS: POLICE UNIFORM INSIGNIA SHIELD ON SELF OR VEHICLE
11. INVESTIGATES ALL ROBBERY AND OTHER SERIOUS CRIME INVOLVING POLICE IMPERSONATION COMPLAINTS: POLICE IMPERSONATION UNIT INVESTIGATES ALL OTHER CRIMINAL IMPERSONATIONS COMPLAINTS: PCT. DET. SQUAD
12. WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD, DECEIVE OR INJURE ANOTHER FALSELY MAKES, COMPLETES, ALTERS A WRITTEN INSTRUMENT FORGERY MISDEMEANOR
13. WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD, DECEIVE OR INJURE ANOTHER FALSELY MAKES, COMPLETES, ALTERS A WRITTEN INSTRUMENT THE INSTRUMENT IS: DEED, WILL , CREDIT CARD PUBLIC RECORD PRESCRIPTIONS FORGERY - FELONY
15. DEADLY WEAPONS: DAGGER SWITCHBLADE GRAVITY KNIFE METAL KNUCKLES KNIFE BILLY BLACKJACK METAL / PLASTIC KNUCKES PILUM BALISTIC KNIFE ANYTHING THAT FIRES A SHOT
16. CPW ¨C FELONY: S.M.A.L.L.D.A.T.E. SILENCER MACHINE GUN ANY PRIOR CRIME CONVICTION LOADED FIREARM (OUTSIDE) LARGE CAPACITY AMMO FEEDER DEFACED/DISGUISED FIREARM ASSAULT WEAPON THREE (3) OR MORE FIREARMS EXPLOSIVES
17. A MACHINE GUN FOUND IN A DWELLING, STRUCTURE, VEHICLE IS PRESUMED TO BE POSSESSED BY: ALL PERSONS THEREIN ANY WEAPON FOUND IN A VEH IS PRESUMED TO BE POSSED BY: ALL THEREIN
18. VEHICLE WITH FOUR PASSENGERS NOT STOLEN AND WEAPON IS FOUND ON ONE PERSON CHARGE THAT PERSON VEHICLE NOT STOLEN AND WEAPON IS FOUND IN THE VEHICLE WITH FOUR PASSENGERS CHARGE ALL PASSENGERS
20. PERSON COMMITS A CLASS ¡°B¡± OR ¡°C¡± VIOLENT FELONY AND THEY POSSESS A FIREARM DURING THE COMMISSION OF THIS FELONY AND IS WEARING A BULLET RESISTANT ARMOR> CHARGE: UNLAWFUL WEARING A BODY VEST
21. JIM THE JEWELER KEEPS A LOADED, UNLICENSED .44 CALIBER IN HIS JEWELRY SHOP FOR PROTECTION. JIM COULD BE CHARGED WITH: CPW ¨C MISDEMEANOR IF JIM WAS CAUGHT WITH THE UNLOADED .44 CALIBER WITH THE SERIAL NUMBER SCRATCHED OFF. JIM COULD BE CHARGED WITH: CPW - FELONY
22. STEVE HITS DAVE IN THE HEAD WITH A BRICK, CAUSING A SPI. IN ADDITION TO THE ASSAULT, STEVE COULD BE CHARGED WITH: CPW - MISDEMEANOR YOU STOP A VEH. OCCUPIED WITH 4 PEOPLE. THE VEH. IS NOT STOLEN AND YOU OBSERVE A SWITHBLADE IN THE POCKET OF THE DRIVER: P/L CHARGE: WHO: CPW - MISD JUST THE DRIVER
23. IF THE VEHICLE WERE TO COME BACK AS A STOLEN VEHICLE, AND YOU OBSERVE THE SWITHBLADE KNIFE IN THE POCKET OF THE DRIVER: PENAL LAW CHARGE: CPW MISDEMEANOR WHO: ALL OCCUPANTS IN THE VEHICLE
24. YOU RESPOND TO AN AIDED CASE IN AN APARTMENT. UPON ENTERING THE APT. YOU SEE IN PLAINVIEW A LOADED TECH. 9 MACHINE GUN ON TOP OF THE BED. THE AIDED WIFE AND MOTHER IN LAW ARE IN THE APT AS WELL: PENAL CHARGE: CPW ¨C FELONY WHO: EVERYBODY PRESENT
25. PETE USES A TOY WATER GUN AND HOLDS UP A CANDY STORE: IN ADDITION TO THE ROBBERY CHARGE: P/L CHARGE: CPW - MISDEMEANOR TO IDENTIFY A FIREARM WITH NO SERIAL NUMBER, THE VOUCHERING OFFICER WILL USE: A SECURITY LEAD SEAL
26. JOHN, A DISGRUNTLED POSTAL WORKER IS ON HIS MAIL ROUTE IN POSSESSION OF A LOADED, STOLEN PISTOL. WHAT OFFENSES MAY JOHN BE CHARGED WITH? CPW ¨C FELONY CPSP ¨C FELONY A PERSON POSSESSES AN UNLOADED FIREARM WHILE RIDING ON A BUS. CPW - MISDEMEANOR
27. AFTER MAKING A LAWFUL CAR STOP, P.O. SMITH SEES A LOADED FIREARM ON THE REAR SEAT. THE CAR IS NOT STOLEN, THERE ARE 3 PEOPLE IN THE CAR, AND ONE OF THEM IS SEATED IN THE BACK SEAT. WHO GETS ARRESTED? ALL 3 PASSENGERS WHAT IS THE PROPER CHARGE? CPW ¨C FELONY
28. TRUE OR FALSE ILLEGALLY POSSESSED WEAPON IN A STOLEN CAR, ALL PASSENGERS MAY BE ARRESTED: TRUE ILLEGALLY POSSESSED WEAPON IS FOUND IN THE POCKET OF A PASSENGER IN A LEGALLY OWNED CAR: ALL PASSENGERS MAY BE ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH CPW: FALSE
29. POSSESSION OF A RAZOR IS CPW-MISDEMEANOR? FALSE POSSESSION OF A MACHINE GUN IS CPW-FELONY: TRUE A P.O. MUST PROVE THAT A PERP DEFACED A FIREARM IN ORDER TO CHARGE CPW-FELONY: FALSE
31. A PERSON KNOWINGLY AND UNLAWFULLY POSSESSES A SMALL AMOUNT OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE: CPCS ¨C MISDEMEANOR A PERSON KNOWINGLY AND UNLAWFULLY POSSESSES A LARGE AMOUNT OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE: CPCS ¨C FELONY
32. A PERSON KNOWINGLY AND UNLAWFULLY INJECTS ANOTHER WITH A HYPO WITH CONSENT SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH: CRIMINAL INJECTION OF A NARCOTIC DRUG
33. A PERSON KNOWINGLY AND UNLAWFULLY POSSESSES: 25 GRAMS 7/8 OUNCE 129 CIGARETTES CHARGE: UNLAWFUL POSSESSION MARIJUANA
34. P.O. JONES WHILE STANDING ON HIS FOOT POST ON THE CORNER OF 1ST AVE. AND E. 7 ST. OBSERVES MR. VARGAS SMOKING A MARIJUANA CIGARRETTE AS HE WALKS PAST P.O. JONES. WHEN P.O. JONES ARRESTS MR. VARGAS, HE SHOULD CHARGE VARGAS WITH: CRIMINAL POSS OF MARIJUANA ¨C MISD
35. IF JACK 19 YEARS OLD SOLD JILL 17 YEARS OLD TWO MARIJUANA CIGARETTES, HE SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH: CRIMINAL SALE MARIJUANA ¨C FELONY
36. MARIJUANA POSSESSION MORE THAN 8 OZ¡¯S FELONY MORE THAN 7/8 ¨C 8 OZ. MISDEMEANOR 7/8 OZ. OR LESS VIOLATION
37. YOU STOP A VEHICLE FOR A TRAFFIC VIOLATION THERE ARE FOUR (4) OCCUPANTS IN THE VEHICLE, AND YOU NOTICE A VIAL CONTAINING CRACK COCAINE ON THE FLOOR IN THE FRONT. P/L CHARGE: CPCS ¨C MISDEMEANOR WHO: EVERYBODY IN THE VEHICLE
38. YOU STOP A VEHICLE FOR A TRAFFIC VIOLATION, THERE ARE FOUR (4) OCCUPANTS IN THE VEHICLE, AND THE DRIVER IS DRIVING WITH A REVOKED LISENCE (VTL-511) AS YOU ARE SEARCHING THE DRIVER INCIDENT TO A LAWFUL ARREST, YOU COME ACROSS A LARGE AMOUNT OF HEROINE IN THE DRIVERS POCKET. P/L CHARGE: CPCS ¨C FELONY WHO: JUST THE DRIVER
39. IN THE ABOVE SITUATION, WHAT IF THE VEHICLE WAS REPORTED STOLEN, BESIDES THE GRAND LARCENY CHARGE FOR ALL FOUR OCCUPANTS. AS YOU ARE SEARCHING THE DRIVER INCIDENT TO A LAWFUL ARREST, AND YOU COME ACROSS A LARGE AMOUNT OF HEROINE IN THE DRIVERS FRONT POCKET. P/L CHARGE: CPCS ¨C FELONY WHO: JUST THE DRIVER
40. IN THE ABOVE SITUATION, WHAT IF THE VEHICLE WAS REPORTED STOLEN, BESIDES THE GRAND LARCENY CHARGE FOR ALL FOUR OCCUPANTS. AS YOU ARE SEARCHING THE DRIVER INCIDENT TO A LAWFUL ARREST, AND YOU COME ACROSS A LARGE AMOUNT OF HEROINE IN THE DRIVERS FRONT POCKET, AND A DAGGER IN HIS REAR POCKET. P/L CHARGES: CPCS ¨C FELONY CPW ¨C MISD. WHO: DRIVER: CPCS FEL / CPW-MISD. PASSENGERS: CPW ¨C MISD.
42. AN AUTHORIZED ARREST IS BASED ON: PROBABLE CAUSE RESTRAINT BY A PUBLIC SERVANT HANDCUFFS, RMP, PCT. CELL: CUSTODY PURSUANT TO A COURT ORDER: RIKERS ISLAND, SING SING ETC.. DETENTION
43. P.O. JONES IS TRYING TO PLACE BILL UNDER ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY (FELONY). BILL IS PREVENTING P.O. JONES FROM AFFECTING THIS ARREST BY SITTING ON HIS HANDS. WHEN P.O. JONES PLACES BILL INTO CUSTODY, BESIDES THE GRAND LARCENY, BILL CAN ALSO BE CHARGES WITH: RESISTING ARREST ¨C MISD.
44. IF BILLS ARREST IS UNAUTHORIZED, MAY BILL BE CHARGED WITH OTHER OFFENSE? (YES / NO) IF YES WHAT CHARGE(S). DISORDERLY CONDUCT ¨C VIOL. HARASSMENT - VIOL.
45. IF BILL¡¯S SISTER JILL TRIES TO PREVENT P.O. JONES FROM AFFECTING THE ARREST, JILL COULD BE CHARGED WITH: RESISTING ARREST OBSTRUCTING GOVT.ADMININSTRATION
46. NOW PO JONES HAS BILL IN HANDCUFFS AND IS PLACING HIM INTO THE RMP. BILL STARTS TO RUN DOWN THE STREET AWAY FROM P.O. JONES. WHEN APPREHENDED, WHAT ELSE CAN BILL BE CHARGED WITH? ESCAPE ¨C FELONY
47. PERSON INTERFERES WITH GOVERNMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND CAUSES AN S.P.I. OBSTRUCTING GOVT ADMINISTRATION - FELONY
48. A PERSON ESCAPES FROM CUSTODY HAVING BEEN: ARRESTED, CHARGED OR CONVICTED OF A PETTY OFFENSE OR A MISDEMEANOR NOTE: PERSON MAY BE CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ESCAPE. ESCAPE - MISD
49. 1. ESCAPE FROM DETENTION FACILITY- ARRESTED/CHARGED/CONVICTED OF ANY OFFENSE. 2. ARRESTED/CHARGED/CONVICTED OF ANY FELONY - ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY. 3. HAVING BEEN ADJUDICATED A YOUTHFUL OFFENDER FOR CONVICTION OF A FELONY- ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY OR A DETENTION FACILITY. CHARGE: ESCAPE - FELONY
50. PERSON OBSTRUCTS, IMPAIRS, PREVENTS THE ADMINISTRATION OF LAW OR OTHER GOV¡¯T. FUNCTION OR PREVENTS OR ATTEMPTS TO PREVENT A PUBLIC SERVANT FROM PERFORMING THEIR OFFICIAL DUTIES BY: INTIMIDATION, INTERFERENCE PHYSICAL FORCE ANY INDEPENDENT UNLAWFUL ACTS INTERFERENCE OF GOV¡¯T TELECOMMUNICATIONS OBSTRUCTING GOVT. ADMINISTRATION ¨C MISD.
51. PERSON INTERFERES WITH GOVERNMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND CAUSES AN S.P.I. OBSTRUCTING GOVT ADDMINISTRATION - FELONY
53. ANY GAIN OR ADVANTAGE TO A PERSON OR 3RD PARTY = BENEFIT HIRED/ELECTED.APPOINTED TO STATE / CITY / TOWN / OR GOVT. AGENCY = PUBLIC SERVANT
54. A PUBLIC SERVANT WHO SOLICITS, ACCEPTS A BENEFIT FROM ANYONE TO INFLUENCE HIS/HER DUTIES, IN THE PAST SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH: REC. REWARD FOR OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT - FELONY
55. A PUBLIC SERVANT WHO COMMITS AN ACT OF COMMISSION OR OMMISSION AT ANYTIME, SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH: OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT ¨C MISDEMEANOR PAST / PRESENT / FUTURE
56. A PERSON WHO GIVES A PUBLIC SERVANT A BENEFIT FOR DOING A GOOD JOB IN THE PAST , SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH: GIVING UNLAWFUL GRATUITIES ¨C MISD PAST GOOD ACT
57. A PERSON WHO GIVES OR OFFERS A PUBLIC SERVANT A BENEFIT TO INFLUENCE HIS/HER DUTIES IN THE PRESENT OR FUTURE , SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH: BRIBERY ¨C FELONY
58. A PUBLIC SERVANT WHO SOLICITS, ACCEPTS A BENEFIT FROM ANYONE, BECAUSE HE DID A GOOD JOB IN THE PAST , SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH: RECEIVING UNLAWFUL GRATUITIES ¨C MISDEMEANOR
59. A PERSON WHO GIVES OR OFFERS TO GIVE A BENEFIT TO A PUBLIC SERVANT WHO INFLUENCED HIS/HER DUTIES IN THE PAST , SHOULD BE CHARGED WITH: REWARDING OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT ¨C FELONY
60. TRUE OR FALSE A BENEFIT MUST EXHANGE HANDS, AGREEMENT IS NOT ENOUGH FALSE NO SUCH THING AS ATTEMPTED BRIBERY TRUE
61. ACCEPTING GIFTS: VALUE OF GIFT INTENT OF THE DONOR INTENT OF THE RECEIPENT GENERAL MUNICIPAL LAW, ART. 50K: IF YOU ARE THE SUBJECT OF A CIVIL LAWSUIT AS A RESULT OF TAKING ACTION ON BEHALF OF YOUR EMPLOYER, THE CITY MUST : SUPPLY AN ATTORNEY PAY ANY JUDGEMENTS AGAINST YOU
62. TO BE INDEMNIFIED THE OFFICER MUST: DELIVER LEGAL PAPERS TO CORP. COUNSEL WITHIN 10 DAYS VIA YOUR CO STATOF LIMITATIONS: PLAINTIFF MUST FILE NOTICE TO SUE THE CITY WITHIN 90 DAYS LITIGATIONS MUST START WITHIN 1 YEAR AND 90 DAYS OF THE DATE OF THE INCIDENT
64. CYCLES OF VIOLENCE: PHASE I: TENSION BUILDS PHASE II: PHYSICAL VIOLENCE PHASE III: RECONCILIATION ¡°HONEYMOON¡± STATE
65. FAMILY COURT ACT ¨C HOUSE HOLD LEGALLY MARRIED RELATED BY BLOOD FORMALLY MARRIED RELATED BY MARRIAGE CHILD IN COMMON
66. NYPD EXPANDED DEFINITION OF A FAMILY: NOT LEGALLY MARRIED BUT LIVING TOGETHER IN A FAMILY TYPE RELATIONSHIP OR FORMALLY LIVED TOGETHER IN A FAMILY TYPE RELATIONSHIP
67. FAMILY OFFENSES:F.S.S. M.A.D.C.R.A.S.H. FORCIBLE TOUCHING SEXUAL MISCONDUCT SEXUAL ABUSE MENACING 2 ND AND 3RD AGGRAVATED HARASSMENT 2 DISORDERLY CONDUCT CRIMINAL MISCHIEF 1-4 RECLESS ENDANGERMENT 1 & 2 ASSAULT 2&3 + ATTEMPTS STALKING 1-4 HARASSMENT 1 & 2
68. WHEN DIFFERENT COURTS HAVE JURISDICTION OVER THE SAME MATTER WITHIN THE SAME TERRITORY: CONCURRENT JURISDICTION
69. ORDERS OF PROTECTION: NYC CRIMINAL COURT SPECIFIED BY THE COURT NYS FAMILY COURT 1-3 YEARS IN EFFECT NYS SUPREME COURT SAME AS CRIMINAL COURT
70. TRUE OR FALSE: CONCURRENT JURISDICTION: FAMILY OFFENSE NOT COMMITTED FALSE FAMILY COURT ACT (NOT EXPANDED DEFINITION) TRUE MULTIPLE CHARGES AND NOT ONE IS A FAMILY OFFENSE, ALL GO TO CRIMINAL COURT TRUE
71. ARRESTS MADE FOR VIOLATING AN ORDER OF PROTECTION (CONTEMPT OF COURT) FAMILY COURT HAS EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS FALSE VIOLATING AND ORDER OF PROTECTION IS A MUST ARREST SITUATION TRUE
72. DAVE (14) PUNCHES STEVE HIS BROTHER IN THE FACE CAUSING A BLEEDING LIP (ASSAULT 3 ¨C MISD) WHICH COURT WOULD THIS CASE BE HANDLED BY: N.Y.S. FAMILY COURT
73. JANE GOES TO HER EX-HUSBANDS HOME MENACES HIM WITH A KNIFE AND THEN SLASHES THE TIRES ON HIS CAR. IF JANE WERE TO BE ARRESTED, WHAT COURT WOULD JANE GO TO? NYC CRIMINAL COURT NOTE : THE KNIFE MAKES IT C.P.W.
74. PO¡¯S HARRIS AND SMITH RESPOND TO A CALL OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, UPON ARRIVAL THEY ARE INFORMED BY THE RESPONDENT THAT HE IS A CIVILIAN MEMBER OF THE NYPD. THE PO¡¯S SHOULD: REQUEST REPSONSE OF THE PATROL SUPERVISOR
75. IN ALL INSTANCES IN WHICH POLICE REPOND TO AN INCIDENT OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE THAT INVOLVES MEMBERS OF THE SAME HOUSEHOLD (FAMILY & NYPD EXPANDED DEF.). THE ASSIGNED OFFICER MUST PREPARE: NYS STANDARDIZED DOMESTIC INCIDENT REPORT (DIR)
76. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CIRCUMSTANCES WHERE THE OFFICER MUST ARREST: ALL FELONIES VIOLATION OF ORDERS OF PROTECTION MISDEMEANOR (UNLESS THE COMPL. SPECIFICALLY STATES NO ARREST)
78. RUNAWAY = CHILD NYS RESIDENT UNDER THE AGE OF : 16 YEARS OLD BRING CHILD TO STATION HOUSE WHAT REPORTS ARE FILLED OUT JUVENILE RPT AIDED REPORT DUPE COPIES TO MISSING PERSONS
81. TRUE OR FALSE: IF A PO SUSPECTS MAN CHILD, PO MAY REMOVE CHILD WITHOUT CONSENT OF THE PARENTS OR LEGAL GUARDIAN FALSE REQUEST THE PATROL SUPERVISOR IF PERSON REFUSES TRUE
82. PATROL SUPERVISOR MAY REMOVE CHILD W/O CONSENT BUT NEEDS A COURT ORDER. FALSE P.I.N.S = PERSON < 18 YRS OLD A. HABITUALLY TRUANT B. INCORRIGIBLE C. IN POSS. OF MARIJUANA ¨C VIOL. JUVENILE MISCONDUCT
83. TRUANTS = JUVENILE AT LEAST: 6 YEARS OF AGE BUT LESS THAN: 18 YEARS OF AGE WHO IS ABSENT FROM SCHOOL W/O PERMISSION. DELIVER JUV. TO PRINCIPAL, MAKE A/L ENTRIES PREPARE: A YOUTH REFERRAL
84. PERSON OVER 7 YEARS OLD AND LESS THAN 16 WHO COMMITS AN ACT WHICH COMMITED BY AN ADULT WOULD CONSTITUTE A CRIME: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY
85. ARREST AND CHARGE WITH JUV. DELINQUENCY WHEN JUV. COMMITTS: A. ANY FELONY B. UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY C. ANY PHOTOGRAPHICAL MISD.
86. NO RECOG FOR JUVENILE: J.D.W.N.E.R.D. JUVENILE OFFENDER DANGER TO COMMUNITY WANTED ON A WARRANT NO SUPERVISION ENDANGERED HEALTH AND MORALS RETURN DATE NOT LIKELY TO SHOW DESIGNATED FELONY, FAMILY COURT IN SESSION
87. JUVENILE OFFENDER: 13/14/15 YEARS OLD COMMITS MURDER 2 (SUB 1&2) 14/15 YEARS OLD COMMITS MURDER 2 (SUB 3) 14/15 YEARS OLD M.A.R.K.C.C.A.B.R.A.M.S.
88. MURDER 2 + ATTEMPTS ARSON 1 OR 2 ROBBERY 1 & 2 SUB 2 KIDNAPPING 1 + ATTEMPTS CPW 2&3 CRIMINAL SEX ACT 1 SUB 1 OR 2 ASSAULT 1 SUB 1 OR 2 BURGLARY 1&2 SUB 1 RAPE 1 SUB 1 OR 2 AGGRAVATED SEXUAL ABUSE 1 MANSLAUGHTER SEXUALLY MOTIVATED OFFENSE
89. ANY PERSON 14 YEARS OR OLDER OPERATING A BICYCLE UPON A SIDEWALK MAY BE ISSUED: ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL BOARD (ECB) NOTICE OF VIOLATION
90. A JUVENILE AT LEAST 6 YEARS OLD BUT LESS THAN 18 WHO IS OBSERVED ON THE STREET DURING SCHOOL HOURS AND IS ABSENT FROM SCHOOL WITHOUT PERMISSION: TRUANT P.O. WILL PREPARE: YOUTH REFERRAL
92. PREVENTIVE MEASURE PROGRAMS POLICE ARE AUTHORIZED TO STOP VEHICLES: HOURS OF 1:AM TO 5:AM COMBAT AUTO THEFT PROGRAM (CAT) HOURS OF 10AM - 4PM COMMUTER C.A.T
93. PREVENTIVE MEASURE PROGRAMS POLICE ARE AUTHORIZED TO STOP VEHICLES: - NYC RESIDENT OVER 40 - PO OBSERVES THE OPERATOR IS APPARENTLY UNDER 25 - IS IN EFFECT 24 HOURS A DAY H.E.A.T (HELP END AUTO THEFT)
94. A BOX VAN USED TO REMOVE THE SKELETON OF A VEHICLE BONES TRUCK VAN USED TO TRANSPORT PARTS ORDERED BY THE BODY SHOP: PARTS TRUCK
95. GUS THE MECHANIC TAKES MRS. CHICACHELLIS BUICK TO ATLANTIC CITY WITHOUT PERMISSION. OR RETAINS OR WITHHOLDS THE VEH. PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT OF: UNAUTHORIZED USE OF A VEHICLE - MISDEMEANOR
96. JIM TAKES FRANKS CAR WITHOUT PERMISSION, AND DECIDES TO ROB THE LOCAL MCDONALDS, AND FLEES IN FRANKS CAR. JIM GETS STOPPED BY P.O DAVID WHO PLACES HIM UNDER ARREST. THE CHARGE AGAINST JIM SHOULD BE: UNAUTHORIZED USE VEHICLE - FELONY
97. VEHICLES THAT QUALIFY FOR RO-TOW: A.R.A.V.E. D. AUTO ALARM RINGING , UNABLE TO DISCONNECT RECOVERD STOLEN APPARENTLY ABANDONED VIN MISSING OR ILLEGIBLE EXPIRED REG. 60 DAYS DRIVEWAY TOW
98. ADWI= AGGRAVATED DWI .18 B/A/C DWI = DRIVING WHILE INTOX + .08 B/A/C DWAI = MORE THAN BUT LESS THAN REFUSE CHEMICAL TEST = LICENSE REV. $300 PENALTY ZERO TOLERANCE: DRIVING UNDER 21 Y.O. WITH ALCOHOL IN THEIR SYSTEM .02 TO .05 B/A/C .05 .08 B/A/C
99. DWI + MOTOR VEHICLE + DEATH = VEHICULAR MANSLAUGHTER
100. DWI + MOTOR VEHICLE + S.P.I. = VEHICULAR ASSAULT
101. VEH. ACCIDENT ¨C PROP DAMAGE DARP VEH. STUCK ON HIGHWAY FRANCHISE VEH. FOR INVESTIGATION DEPT. TOW VEH. ABANDONED ROW TOW SAFEGUARD VEH./ EVIDENCE DEPT TOW
102. DERELICT AUTO SANITATION STOLEN VEH. RECOVERED ROW TOW COMMISSION OF A CRIME DEPT TOW FORFEITURE DEPT TOW NO APPARENT VALUE SANITATION
104. A WRITTEN ACCUSATORY INSTRUMENT ISSUED BY A PUBLIC SERVANT, WHICH CHARGES A PERSON WITH COMMITTING A SPECIFIC OFFENSE: SUMMONS QUALITY OF LIFE SUMMONS: VIOLATOR YRS OR MORE ISSUED OF ARREST SIGNED UNDER 16 IN LIEU OATH
105. LAWS, CODES AND REGULATIONS: ADMINISTRATIVE CODE HEALTH CODE TRAFFIC REGULATIONS GENERAL LAW VEH. TRAFFIC LAW TAX LAW PENAL LAW N.Y.C. N.Y.S.
106. SUMMONS AND THE COURT IT IS RETURNABLE TO: PARKING SUMMONS: NYC DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE TRAFFIC SUMMONS: NYS DEPT OF MOTOR VEHICLE TRAFFIC VIOLATIONS BUREAU CRIMINAL COURT SUMMONS: NYC CRIMINAL COURT ENVIRONMENTAL: E.C.B. ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL BOARD
107. TRUE OR FALSE: YOU MAY ISSUE THREE SUMMONSES TO A PARKED VEHICLE PER DAY: TRUE YOU MAY ISSUE A SUMMONS TO AN ABANDONED VEHICLE: FALSE YOU DON¡¯T NEED TO MAKE A/L ENTRIES FOR PARKING SUMMONS: FALSE
108. THERE ARE 3 TYPES OF DIPLOMAT PLATES (DIPLOMAT, CONSUL, STAFF): TRUE STAFF ¡°S¡± HAVE NO PARKING IMMUNITY: TRUE DIPLOMAT ¡°D¡± & CONSUL ¡°C¡± HAVE IMMUNITY FOR VIOLATIONS THAT CREATE A SAFETY HAZARD: FALSE PEOPLE WITH CERTAIN DISABILITIES ARE ISSUED NYC SPECIAL PARKING PERMITS: TRUE
109. VEHICLES WITH DISABILITY PARKING PERMITS MAY BE USED ON CITY STREETS: TRUE VEHICLES WITH DISABILITY PARKING PERMITS MAY PARK IN TAXI STANDS: FALSE VEHICLES WITH DISABILITY PARKING PERMITS MAY PARK IN BLUE ZONES: TRUE
110. E.C.B. SUMMONSES ARE CONSIDERED A CRIMINAL MATTER: FALSE ¡° C¡± SUMMONSES ARE NOT ISSUED FOR ECB JURISDICTION VIOLATIONS: TRUE
112. WHEN LOW LEVEL QUALITY OF LIFE OFFENSES ARE TOLERATED IN A COMMUNITY, MORE SERIOUS CRIME WOULD FOLLOW: BROKEN WINDOW THEORY
113. QUALITY OF LIFE OFFENSES: TWO OR MORE SEPARATE ARREST INCIDENTS RESULTS IN ONE CRIMINAL CONVICTION FOR A PUBLIC NUISANCE OFFENSE: THE ¡°PADLOCK LAW¡± PROGRAM COOPERATIVE EFFORT BETWEEN THE NYPD AND THE D.A.¡¯S OFFICE OF EVICTING DRUG DEALERS FROM DWELLINGS AND COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS THROUGH CIVIL COURT: THE NARCOTICS EVICTION PROGRAM
114. PERSON ¡°ON DEVELOPMENT¡± OF THE NYCHA AND ARRESTED FOR FELONY SALE OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES OR FELONY MARIJUANA WILL BE EXCLUDED FROM ENTERING A NYCHA LOCATION - NO DAT OR SUMMONS: NYC HOUSING AUTHORITY TRESPASS NOTICE PROGRAM PO WILL NOT RESPOND TO A 10-11 WHEN 3 OR MORE ALARMS WITHIN 3 MONTHS: CHRONIC ABUSER ALARM PROCEDURE
115. VEHICLE ALARMS: IF ALARM DOES NOT CEASE TO SOUND WITHIN: 3 MINUTES PREPARE: ECB SUMMONS IF UNABLE TO DISCONNECT THE ALARM REQUEST: ESU
116. CRIMINAL COURT SUMMONS: PRIOR TO ISSUING A CRIMINAL COURT (¡°C¡±) SUMMONS: PO MUST CONDUCT: WARRANT CHECK
117. TOOLS USED TO ENFORCE QUALITY OF LIFE: CRIMINAL COURT SUMMONS INTEL REPORTING TRAFFIC INTEL REPORTING TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT ENVIRONMENT ABATEMENT
118. DISCARDED REFRIGERATORS¡. P.O. DUTY: DIRECT PERSON RESPONSIBLE TO REMOVE DOOR REMOVE DOOR IF OWNER IS UNKNOWN IF UNABLE TO MAKE THE DEVICE SAFE: REQUEST: ESU
120. NYC MARSHALL ENFORCES: MONETARY JUDGEMENTS COURT: NYS FAMILY COURT NYS SUPREMEM COURT TERM APPOINTED FOR: FIVE (5) YEARS WEARS: BADGE / ID CARD PEACE OFFICER IF FIRE ARMED TRAINED
121. NYC SHERIFF ENFORCES: CIVIL COURT & MONETARY JUDG. COURT: NYS FAMILY COURT NYS SUPREME COURT WEARS: BADGE / ID CARD CONSIDERED TO BE PEACE OFFICERS
122. LEGAL ISSUES: SHERIFF AND MARSHALS IF YOU INTERFERE WITH OFFICIAL DUTIES CHARGE = OGA ¨C MISD IF YOU IMPERSONATE CHARGE = CRIMINAL IMPERSONATIO ¨C MISD BOTH MUST POSSESS: COURT ORDERS WHICH EXPIRE WITHIN: 60 DAYS
123. WARRANTS OF EVICTION ARE POST JUDEGEMENT ORDERS TRUE WARRANTS OF EVICTION ARE SERVED FROM MON-FRI 0900-1700 FALSE TENANT GETS 72 HOURS WRITTEN NOTICE ON EVICTION TRUE LANDLORD OR REP DOESN¡¯T HAVE TO BE PRESENT AT EVICTION FALSE
124. MARSHAL MAY NOT BREAK IN FALSE P.O. MUST REMAIN ON SCENE TILL ALL BELONGINGS ARE REMOVED TRUE P.O. MAY ASSIST IN BREAK IN FALSE LAWFUL TENANT = RESIDENT FOR 30 OR MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS TRUE
125. FIVE (5) PROTESTERS STAND IN FRONT OF MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AND REFUSE TO DISPERSE: DISORDERLY CONDUCT ¨C VIOLATION TWO WOMEN GET INTO A DISPUTE OVER THE SERVICE AT MRS. CHICACHELLIS BAKERY: ARREST BOTH FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT ¨C VIOLATION
126. BILL FROM BURDER KING ASSEMBLES FOUR (4) FRIENDS AND THEY GO TO MCDONALDS TO ATTACK THE EMPLOYEES THE AFTER THEIR SHIFT: UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY ¨C MISD JOE ASKS 10 OF HIS FRIENDS GO TO FRANKS HOUSE AND TEAR DOWN HIS CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS: INCITING A RIOT ¨C MISD.
127. IF A LANDLORD OR REPRESENTATIVE OF THE LANDLORD CHANGES THE LOCKS USE/THREATEN USE OF FORCE CUT OF ESSENTIAL SERVICES REMOVES ENTRANCE DOOR REMOVES POSSESSIONS HAS SERIOUS BUILDING OR HEALTH CODE VIOLATIONS UNLAWFUL EVICTION
128. NYC CIVIL COURT, SMALL CLAIMS PART = $0 - $5,000 NYC CIVIL COURT ¨C ANY AMOUNT UP TO $25,000 NYS SUPREME COURT, CIVIL PART: ANY AMOUNT MORE THAN $25,000 LEGALLY PARKED VEHICLES MAY BE SEIZED FOR NON-PAYMENT OF PARKING VIOLATIONS. SEIZED BY NYC SHERIFF/MARSHAL. SCOFLAW
129. TRUE OR FALSE: AFTER ARREST, NAME, AGE, RESIDENCE MAY BE RELEASED TRUE ARRESTING AGENCY MAY BE RELEASED TRUE CAN NOT RELEASE CIRCUMSTANCES REGARD TO THE ARREST FALSE OTHER QUESTIONS REFER TO CO. DET. AND DCPI TRUE
130. DO NOT RELEASE IDENTITY OF JUV. DELINQUENTS TRUE DO NOT RELEASE IDENTITY OF JUV. OFFENDERS FALSE DO NOT RELEASE IDENTITY IF COMPLAINANT IS LESS THAN 16 YR TRUE RELEASING THE IDENTITY OF VICTIMS OF SEX CRIMES IS ALLOWED FALSE
131. DISCARDED REFRIGERATORS: PERSON RESPONSIBLE MUST: MAKE SAFE IF OWNER REFUSES TO COMPLY ARREST FOR CRIMINAL NUISANCE IF OWNER IS UNKNOWN. PO REMOVE DOORS. IF UNABLE TO MAKE DEVICE SAFE REQUEST: ESU
132. NOT DISORDERLY, TEMP CROWD NO COMMON INTEREST: CASUAL GROUPS DISORDERLY, FERVOR OR REVELRY EXPRESSIVE GROUPS DISORDERLY, LOOTERS ACQUISITIVE GROUPS DISORDERLY, FRIGHTEN & IN FLIGHT ESCAPE GROUPS DISORDERLY, RIOTERS, TERRORIZES AGGRESSIVE GROUPS
133. DISORDERLY CONDUCT: F.U.R.H.O.O.D TYPE: VIOLATION CMS: INTENT / RECKLESS A PERSON CREATES A RISK OF PUBLIC INCONVINIENCE ANNOYANCE ALARM
134. 7 WAYS FIGHTING UNREASONABLE NOISE REFUSE TO DISPERSE (3+ PERSONS HAZ. OF PHYSICALLY OFF. CONDITION OBSCENE LANGUAGE OR GESTURE OBSTRUCTS VEH. / PED TRAFFIC DISRUPTS A LAWFUL ASSEMBLY
135. A PERSON AND FOUR OTHERS: PREPARE TO ENGAGE IN VIOLENT BEHAVIOR LIKELY TO CAUSE PUBLIC ALARM OR BEING PRESENT AT AN ASSEMBLY WHICH EITHER HAS OR DEVELOPS THE PURPOSE OF ENGAGING IN VIOLENT BEHAVIOR. UNLAWFUL ASSEMBLY
136. A PERSON URGES 10 OR MORE TO ENGAGE IN VIOLENT CONDUCT WHICH WILL LIKELY CAUSE ALARM: INCITING TO RIOT ¨C MISD A PERSON PLUS FOUR OTHERS ENGAGE IN VIOLENT BEHAVIOR AND INTENTIONALLY OR RECKLESSLY CAUSE A GRAVE RISK OF PUBLIC ALARM: RIOT - MISD
137. A PERSON PLUS 10 OTHERS ENGAGE IN VIOLENT BEHAVIOR INTENTIONALLY OR RECKLESSLY CAUSE A GRAVE RISK OF PUBLIC ALARM. + CAUSE P.I. TO NON PARTICIPANTS OR CAUSE SUBSTANTIAL PROPERTY DAMAGE: RIOT - FELONY
139. THE FIRST RESPONDERS TO TERRORISTS ACTION ARE: LAW ENFORCEMENT WMD = WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION
140. INTERNATIONAL OR DOMESTIC TERRORISTS: HAMAS INT HATE GROUPS (NEO-NAZIS) DOM CULT GROUPS DOM AL-QAEDA INT HIZBALLAH INT SINGLE ISSUE GROUPS (PETA) DOM
143. PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT (PPE) USED FOR BLOOD BORN PATHEOGENS LEVEL B DUTY UNIFORM ¨C NO UNIFORM REQ LEVEL D VAPOR TIGHT SUIT LEVEL A CHOKING/BLOOD AGENTS>AGAINST LIQUID AGENTS LEVEL C
144. PROCEDURE FOR BOMBS: A. ISOLATE FROZEN AREA B. NOTIFY COMMUNICATIONS C. REQUEST PATROL SUPERVISOR D. DO NOT USE RADIO / CELL PHONE
145. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL MAY ENTER THE BODY THROUGH: INHALATION INGESTION ABSORBTION INJECTION
146. PROCEDURE AT HAZ-MAT SCENE: NOTIFY: PAT. SUPV. & COMM. REQUEST: P/S ¨C ESU ¨C HIGHWAY DISTRICT MOTOR CARRIER SAFETY UNIT ESTABLISH MINIMUM FROZEN AREA OUTDOORS: 1,000 FEET EXPLOSION / FIRE OUTDOORS 1,000 FT. / 300 FT EXPLOSION / FIRE INDOORS: EXPOSED ROOMS / ADJACENT FLOORS TANKER / MILITARY SHIPMENT: 1,000 FEET
149. BEFORE LEAVING YOUR COMMAND: TAKES PLACE IN ALL COMMANDS THAT PROVIDE PATROL CONDUCTED BY A SUPERVISOR IN A DESIGNATED AREA OF THE COMMAND READING OF DAILY ASSIGNMENTS BRIEFING OF SPECIAL CONDITIONS/CRIME TRENDS INSPECTING OFFICERS READINESS FOR PATROL MAY INCLUDE PCT. LEVEL TRAINING ROLL CALL
150. MOS WHILE ON PATROL RETURNS TO THE COMMAND THE MOS MUST REPORT TO THE DESK OFFICER STATE REASON AND SIGN INTO INTERRUPTED PATROL TWO TYPES OF PATROL: FOOT POST RMP PATROL OPERATOR + RECORDER = PARTNERS
151. ALL UMOS ASSIGNED TO FOOT POST PERFORMING FIRST PLATOON DUTY WILL RING: WHEN: 0200 ¨C 0700 TO WHO: DESK OFFICER
152. IS IT THE RECORDER OR OPERATORS IN CHARGE OF ALL RADIO COMM. & DISPOS RECORDER INSPECTS RMP PRIOR TO USE OPERATOR PREPARES ALL REPORTS DURING TOUR RECORDER MAKES A/L ENTRIES OF RMP INSPECTION OPERATOR NOTIFIES D.O. IF RMP NEEDS REPAIR WORK OPERATOR
153. POLICE SERVICE AREA (PSA) TOP TO BOTTOM WALK THRU OF BUILDING CAN BE DIRECTED OR RANDOM VERTICAL PATROL TO FIND A LOST CHILD TAKE CORRECTIVE ACTION SEARCH FOR SUSPECTS DIRECTED PATROL
154. WHEN HANDLING A STUCK ELEVATOR THE MOS WILL PREPARE: FIELD REPORT A COMPLAINT REPORT WORKSHEET IS PREPARED FOR: CRIMES
155. TRANSIT REVENUE ESCORT: REPORT TO TOKEN BOOTH: FIVE MINUTES PRIOR TO ESCORT WALK APPROX: FIVE FEET BEHIND CLERK AND TO THE SIDE WHERE REVENUE IS BEING CARRIED.