Knowledge check 2

An artist uses chalk to create chalk drawings around the city without permission, is this an offence Criminal Damage?

Yes, it is criminal damage because it doesn't have to be permanent

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A man sees a bike he wants in somebody else's garden. he sees that there is an automatic light in the garden. he goes back the night after and forces open the window to turn off the light switch. he then takes the bike. Does he commit an offence of Burgla

No, offence of burglary

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Section 23 of the misuse of Drugs act, what must a person be told before being searched?

you are currently being detained for the purpose of a search

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BOB and ROB are planning on burgling a factory tonight, they meet at BOB's house to plan the burglary. BOB decided to take a rope with him to tie the security guards up and ROB has brought with him a crowbar. who commits the offence of going equipped unde

Only ROB, he isn't at his pace of abode whereas BOB is

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What is the order of a statement ?

Introduction , scene setting, incident, description, ending

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a 16 year old year is carrying a 3.1 inch pocket knife, she is stopped by the police carrying out foot patrol. does she carry out the offence of possessing a bladed article in a public place under section 139 of the Criminal Justice Act 1988?

yes, she doesn't have a good and lawful excuse to carry it

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Under sections 163, 164, 165 of the Road Traffic Act 1988, what power is not given within these sections?

stop a vehicle, request licence, request D.O.B and insurance and seize a vehicle under this section

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a knife falls out of a kids pocket on the caretakers garden whilst he is helping him, is this an offence under section 139a Criminal Justice Act?

not an offence because it is the care takers property not the schools

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We don't know the question but answer is -

TIMMS ONLY

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What is the best way to describe a domestic incident?

must include someone who is minimum of 16 years old

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Person 1 puts a smashed milk bottle in their pocket with the intent of defending themselves later, whilst on their own property. Person 2 carries a knife with her for her own protection. who is committing an offence of possession of an offensive weapon se

person 2 only

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Person 1 and person 2 are fighting in the street over stolen money due to a gambling addiction. As they are fighting Person 1 knocks person 2 out unconscious and steals his wallet, is this robbery?

no because there was no initial intent to do that

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a woman has been arrested fr having drugs in her possession, on route to custody she keeps trying to fiddle with something in her bra. what should the officer do about this?

they should present the offender to custody and request for 2 female officers to carry out a stip search of the woman

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two peddle bikes crash into each other, do they need to provide each other with their details?

no because it is not an RTC

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a man is giving children substances in packets from his car window, parked outside his house. the officer does a stop and search under section 23 MDA. they didn't find anything, the man walks away into his house and says " you cops are all ******* useless

no the officer has not lawful grounds to enter and search the premises

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what is a D.A.S.H form used for?

domestic abuse, stalking, honour based violence

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what is a significant statement

evidence relevant to the investigation that may be used against a person in court

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is "can I call my mum?" a significant statement

no, this is not evidence that would be given in court

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when can significant silence be given?

only after caution

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the purpose of the now caution can be described as-

the now caution comes at the conclusion of the process when the person is being told that they might be prosecuted for an offence

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what are the stages of report on summons (ROS)

point out the offence, when +3 caution, P.A.W, PNB interview, now caution, ROS, and sign PNB

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a person drives a car and crashes into a bike that is left on outside a shop is this an RTC under section 170 of the Road Traffic Act?

yes, because it has caused damage to someone else's property

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kids keep jumping over a mans fence, in order to deter them he sets his dog on the kids to intentionally scare them, and it causes the two girls to be in fear. one of the girls starts shouting and throwing her fists with threatening language which causes

both

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a man commits theft of a car radio, a police officer observes this happening. the man then threatens the police officer with a knife this allows him to escape. is this robbery?

no, because the offender did not steal anything from the officer

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a family is getting victimised, they have been having people nagging on their door for months. however recently they have been victimised with racial abuse as the offenders are shouting racial slurs outside their dwelling. is tis an offence under section

yes because it is motivated by hostility towards the group

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what should an officer seek for in a search ?

the persons cooperation

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an officer observes a man putting drugs down the inside of his shoe, can the officer search his shoe in public?

no, only at a police station

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a man has recently got a new motorbike, his neighbour sees this new bike and decides to steal it. he goes to commit theft with something to break the chain with. however, when trying to break the chain he realises he in unable to do so. what type of offen

9 (1) a burglary

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a group of kids are leaving school. an officer has reasonable grounds to believe that the bottles they are drinking from contains alcohol. what can the officer do with the alcohol under the offences against a young persons act ?

seize any and all suspected alcohol as they are in a public place

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Steve is shouting at Dan, who is inside his own dwelling. Steve intends to cause fear. However Dan is not scared from the threat. is this an offence under section 4 of the Public Order Act?

no because Dan is in a dwelling and therefore cannot be the victim of a section 4 offence

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a woman and a man are stopped and searched under section 23 of the Misuse of Drugs Act. the woman thought she bought cocaine but it turned out to be milk powder. the man thought he bought heroin but instead it was cocaine. who, if anyone has committed an

only the man who thought he had heroin but had cocaine

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can words alone be enough to give the caution and arrest or does physical touch to represent the offender being detained need to be included

words alone can constitute to give the caution and arrest

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where can you not search under section 32 PACE?

anywhere, except a police station

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if you need to search under 18(5) of PACE after you have just arrested someone what do you do with them?

you have to bring the detainee with you to the search before taking them to custody

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You enter a house under section 17 to search for a man to arrest, when you get there you notice a stolen bike are you able to seize this bike and look around for anymore evidence relating to offences?

no, under section 17 you can only enter a house to save life and limb or for an arrest

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