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Police Knowledge Quiz
Test your knowledge of important legislation and procedures related to policing! This quiz covers various topics, from theft acts to powers of arrest, ensuring you have a well-rounded understanding of key concepts.
Join us today and challenge yourself with questions like:
- What is the legislation that covers robbery?
- How many days should a victim be updated after an arrest?
- What elements constitute aggravated burglary?
You do not have to be driving a vehicle to be guilty of an offence under Section 12(1) Theft Act - Taking a Conveyance
True
False
Robbery is covered under what Legislation?
Section 10 Theft Act 1968
Section 18 Theft Act 1968
Section 8 Theft Act 1968
Section 8A Theft Act 1968
In relation to airwaves code 6 is:
On route incident
Lunch Break
At incident
On Duty
All names and addresses should be recorded in capital letters on a pocket notebook entry?
True
False
Direct discrimination is which of the following ?
In almost all circumstances is unlawful.
Unwanted conduct and must be related to a protected characteristic
Advocate is an acronym which assists with what process ?
Interviews
Justifying an arrest
Statement writing
EPNB Entries
If James enters a building as a trespasser with intent to steal something under what legislation has he committed an offence ?
Section 9(1)A Theft Act 1968
Section 9(1)B Theft Act 1968
With of the following sections of PACE covers power of arrest by any person
S-24(3)
S-24(B)
S-24A(1)(2)
S-1
A person other than a constable can only arrest a person if the offence is triable on indictment.
True
False
At the centre of the NDM is :
Code of ethics
Policing Principles
Policing Standards of professional behaviour
In relation to burglary, if the suspect uses force by accident when attempting to steal. Does this constitute robbery ?
Yes
No
Intent is referred to in law as
Actus Rea
Mens Rea
In relation to Criminal Damage Act S2 1971 - Threats to destroy or damage property there is a lawful excuse ?
True
False
Abstracting Electricity is covered under what Legislation ?
Section 13 Theft Act 1968
Section 33 Theft Act 1968
Section 13(9) Theft Act 1968
Section 25 Theft Act 1968
Section 1 of PACE gives us the Power to Stop and Search. Where is this power exercisable?
Outdoors
Public Place
Where there is public access
Anywhere
What Section of pace required an inspections authority to allow stop searched to be carried out in a specified area with no need for reasonable suspicion ?
Section 60 PACE
Section 18 PACE
Section 32 Pace
Blerg
GBH is less serious than ABH ?
True
False
A constable my exercise his powers of entry a premises under section 17 PACE (Entry for purpose of arrest etc) if what offence has been committed ?
Indictable
Summary
Any offence
Which power allows an officer to enter any premises which a person was in prior to his or her arrest ?
Section 32 of PACE
Section 18 PACE
Section 19 PACE
Section 3 Fraud Act 2006 refers to what ?
Failing to disclose information
Obtaining services dishonestly
Abuse of position
Going Equipped is covered by what Section of the Theft Act 1968?
13
10
25
11
After a suspect is arrested the victim should be updated within how many days?
7
10
5
There is no exact amount of days
FLIR is the acronym used to assist with making person checks over the radio ?
True
False
In relation to criminal damage What are lawful excuses ? Select all that apply
Consent
Save Life
Protection
Assisting a Constable
When making an arrest what information must be given ? Select all that apply
Nform the relevant person that they are under arrest.
Advise they that they are able to be held for 48 hours
That body worn video is recording
The grounds for the arrest
The necessity for arrest
Now Caution
When Caution
A person must have an item relating to which offences in relation to going equipped?
Robbery
Theft
Burglary
TWOC
Under Section 12(2) Criminal Damage Act 1971 Damage Endangering Another's Life. What are some of the key elements? Select those that apply
Unintentional
Reckless
Intending to destroy or damage
Without knowing that the life of another would be endangered
Property belonging to another
Property belonging to himself or another
The Acronym Wife is used to define aggravated burglary. What are the components ?
Intent to use force
Imitation Firearm
Offensive Weapon
Explosives
Firearm
Immediate
Weapon of Offence
Execute Actions
Summary offences are dealt with at Crown Court
True
False
Staff Hayes = > Staff Evans
True
False
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