Recruit Information
(No points awarded)
1) Name:
RAnderson (Shortened to see if roblox won't redact it)
2) Do you speak fluent English?
Yes, I do speak fluent English. I can also type it swiftly.
3) Previous Law Enforcement Experience (If none, put N/A):
SCSO SGT (current position), FDOC Assistant Warden, FSP Corporal, NCPD Officer.
4) Why do you think a position with the MSHP is the best fit for you? (if you pass the LE Academy as a Recruit):
I believe a position in this department is a great fit for me because I've been interested in law enforcement since I was 6. I've studied it greatly for 7 years now. I feel this department would help expand my knowledge and work experience.
5) Anything I should be aware of (If none, put N/A):
I have quite the record in I.C. but I've moved on from the immature criminal life.
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Section A - General
(#####o#####er answer)
A1- In your own words, what is an "Arrest"?
An arrest is an officers restraint on a citizens' ability to leave.
A2- In your own words, what is "Reasonable Suspicion"?
Reasonable suspicion is your interpretation of a situation.
A3- In your own words, what is "Probable Cause"?
The facts of a certain situation.
A4- In your own words, define the full####e####MVA.
A motor vehicle accident is when a motor vehicle has collided with another object.
A5- In your own words, define the full####e####ADW.
Assault with a deadly weapon is when a subject used a force that can kill someone i.e. a car to inflict harm on others.
A6- In your own words, what is a Watch Commander?
A watch commanders is someone put in a position to supervise a shift of workers.
A7- In your own words, what is a MSHP Trooper's main purpose?
A MSHP Trooper's main purpose is to defend the citizens' rights of the constitution.
A8- In your own words, when can a car make a right turn, if there is a red light?
A car can make a right on red when the following conditions apply
A) No cross traffic
B) you made a complete stop
C) You're signalling right
D) there is not a "no right turn" sign posted.
A9- In your own words, name two situations in which you can classify someone as "driving recklessly."
Driving recklessly, in two examples I can give would be A) When someone is under the influence while behind the wheel, and B) when someone is unaware of the road they're driving on.
A10- In your own words, give an example of how to remain professional, despite a certain situation.
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Section B - Codes
(On#####n##### answer)
(If you do not know some of the codes, look up "Missouri Highway Patrol Codes. The first link is the best. Bookmark the page, and keep it for future use.)
B1: [10-6]
Busy, stand-by.
B2: [10-35]
Alert of a major crime.
B3: [10-52]
Ambulance needed to a scene.
B4: [10-15 J1]
Posession of a personal item.
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#B####10-70]
Fire.
B7: [10-23]
On scene.
B8: [10-34]
Officer needs help at a station.
B9: [10-1]
Unable to transmit radio signals.
B10: [10-8]
On-duty.
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Section C - Scenerios
(#####o######er answer)
(Use grammar, extra consideration will be put towards those who answer thoughtfully and concisely)
C1: You are waiting alongside a highway, monitoring a speed trap. A car drives by going 90 mph. Describe what you would do in the minutes following.
I'd pull out and perform a pretense stop on the car, then after that I'd light up and issue a traffic stop; this stop would most likely result in a citation to the driver.
C2: You are writing a citizen a ticket for reckless driving. They comply at first, but then start an argument over whether or not the stop was lawful. Define what YOU would do in this situation, and how you would solve it.
I would inform the (wo)man that the ticket can be repealed in court, and that they can file a complaint directly to my supervisor if they do so wish; then, I'd continue with my ticket.
C3: You see a fellow trooper tasering a citizen. The citizen is yelling that "I did nothing." Define what you would do to to keep the situation under control, and determine whether the trooper is right or the citizen is right.
In this specific situation I'd get witness statements and make my conclusion based off that. I would not get statements from the suspect or officer as they can make biased statements.
C4: You are driving along a city street and are about to drive past a traffic stop being administered by an ICSO member. The stop seems to be going normally, and there is no call for backup. What do you do?
Judging by the contents of the description, I'd leave the scene and continue my duties as the officer has the situation under control and is in no need of emergency assistance. I would stay in the area however as anything can happen.
C5: You are on patrol, and you see numerous lights and commotion in the distance. Once you arrive at the scene, you see that there is a man wounded and medics are inbound. There are three officers present, and they seem to have everything under control. What do you do?
Judging by the current situation I'd leave the scene as I am not needed due to the situation being under control and EMS already being dispatched. |