FELONY AND BASIC TRAFFIC STOPS

During a Basic Traffic Stop, law enforcement officers have prior knowledge of the suspect in the vehicle?

• TRUE

• FALSE

During a Felony Traffic Stop, and for Law Enforcement I class training purposes, a law enforcement officer should do what immediately following the handcuffing of a suspect?

• Double lock handcuffs

• Escort the suspect to the back of the patrol vehicle

• Search the suspect

• None of the above

During a Basic Traffic Stop, law enforcement officers must have what to initiate the traffic stop?

• Bias

• Probable Cause

• A hunch

• Good gut feeling

During a Felony Traffic Stop, the primary law enforcement officer is responsible for the following

• Verbal commands

• Searching the suspect

• Handcuffing the suspect

During a Felony Traffic Stop, what verbal command must the primary officer give after their initial verbal command.

• Because I said so!

• Do it now or else!

• Do it now!

• Pretty please with sugar on top.

During a Basic Traffic Stop, it is not important for law enforcement to be aware of the location of a suspect's hands.

• TRUE

• FALSE

During a Basic or Felony Traffic Stop, it is not important for law enforcement officers to notify dispatch of the exact location of the traffic stop.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Basic and Felony Traffic stops pose a great risk to everyone involved.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Extreme nervousness that is visible by law enforcement when conducting a Basic Traffic Stop is normal.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Law Enforcement officers should proceed with the traffic stop immediately after providing dispatch with the required information, even if the officer does not receive confirmation from dispatch.

• TRUE

• FALSE