SLOSOSP
4. In this method, the suspect stands with his feet together, his head tilted
straightly back, and his eyes closed while he estimates the passage of a
certain time.
a. One Leg Stand Test c. Horizontal Nystagmus Test
b. Finger to Nose Test d. Rombergs Balance Test
5. The word patrol was derived from the French word patrouiller which
means. . .
a. to carry burden c. to go through puddles
b. to wander away from home d. to move from one place to
another
ORGANIZATIONAL PRINCIPLES
The following are the principles that enable goals of patrol affairs
achieved:
1. Simplicity which can be done by providing simple organizational
plan clearly understood by all concerned, yet detailed to provide
clear lines of authority and responsibility.
7. Part of Foot Patrol Tactics is to walk close to the ______ during the day and
close to the building at night.
a. residential houses c. gates
b. curb d. commercial establishments
8. During the Pre-Deployment Phase, members of the Patrol Team shall form
and assemble at the Patrol Unit Headquarters at least _________ before the
start of their shift for their accounting.
a. 15 minutes c. 25 minutes
b. 20 minutes d. 30 minutes
9. This type of assignment is particularly effective for SATURATION
COVERAGE of high crime areas. It provides extra coverage without alarming
the occupants with an unusual number of police officer.
2 | Page
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
10. Alternative patrol system which means the fielding of the field units in
their respective areas of responsibility with prescribed objectives and
verifiable tasks scheduled for the day to augment the calls and other on-
sight activities that make up the officers day.
a. Reactive Patrol c. Police High Visibility Patrol
b. Proactive Patrol d. Police Low Visibility Patrol
PATROL ACTIVITIES
1. Proactive Patrol (SUPRA)
2. Reactive Patrol a patrol activity which consist of driving around
the district waiting for something to happen.
11. A fixed point or location to which an officer as assigned for duty, such as
designated desk office or an intersection or crosswalk for traffic duty or spot
location for general guard duty.
a. Route c. District
b. Beat d. Post
12. The following types of patrol are NOT conducted in SECTOR, EXCEPT
a. foot patrol c. scooter patrol
b. bicycle patrol d. automobile patrol
13. This is done at the last hour of the eight-hour tour of duty to ensure that
nothing unusual has happened to the area of responsibility.
a. Clockwise Pattern c. Straightway Pattern
b. Counter-Clockwise Pattern d. Freewheeling Pattern
PATROL PATTERNS
1. Clockwise Pattern done in the start of the eight-hour tour of
duty. Its purpose is for the patrol officer to survey the condition and
situation of the boundaries of his area of responsibility.
3 | Page
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
14. The following are the advantages of police high visibility patrol, EXCEPT
a. it increases the aura of police omnipresence
b. it diminishes desire to commit crime
c. used to increase the probability of arrest
d. eliminates opportunity on the part of would-be offender to commit crime
4 | Page
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
15. Done during the In-Field Preparation phase, where the outgoing patrol
officer orients the relieving officer as to the condition of their particular area
of responsibility prior to the formers turnover.
a. Debriefing Conference c. Assembly
b. Conference d. Indoctrination
16. Included in Patrol Tactics is that whatever patrol pattern is used, perform
it in __________.
a. regular and definite manner c. military and alert manner
b. fast and furious manner d. irregular and unpredictable
manner
5 | Page
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
18. It is a grass-root approach undertaken to bring the people and the police
together in a cooperative situation.
a. New Cops on the Block c. Team Policing
b. Community Oriented Policing System d. Participative Law
Enforcement
20. Basically, Patrol Division, due to its significant value in attaining the main
objective of the national law enforcement agency, is considered as. . .
a. backbone of police agency c. backbone of the law enforcement
b. backbone of police operation d. basic police function
6 | Page
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
b. Deterrence d. Discouragement
7 | Page
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
24. Never hesitate to offer any help consistent with the purpose of law
enforcement, because patrol does not only mean protection but _______ as
well.
a. corruption c. crime control
b. service d. immersion
25. Patrol officers are _________, hence their help in law enforcement is given
the greatest value.
a. generalists c. the show window of the police precinct
b. frontliners d. all of them is correct
26. Type of patrol which has been used in many countries as a simple and
inexpensive means of transportation to carry police officers throughout
patrol districts. It has the advantage of stealth and mobility.
a. Motorcycle Patrol c. Automobile Patrol
b. Foot Patrol d. Bicycle Patrol
8 | Page
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
28. Once suspended, after due notice and summary hearing, a police officer,
before leaving the office or station where he is assigned will surrender his
___________ to his immediate supervisor.
a. private firearm c. name plate and insignia
b. service firearm d. basic salary
29. Which of the following is the duty of a patrol officer as the First
Responder at the crime scene?
a. determine the nature of the crime committed and once identified either
sensational or significant, request assistance from the SOCO
b. release the crime scene by lifting up the cordon
c. upon assumption of responsibility, assist the SOCO team in identifying and
collecting potential evidence that might prove the guilt of the suspect in
criminal proceeding
d. secure the area by cordoning it and allow no one to enter unless
authorized
9 | Page
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
32. One of the concrete responses of the PNP in reinventing the field of
investigation. Its purpose is to provide the organizational and operational
framework in truly effecting mechanisms towards enhancing the efficiency
and effectiveness of the PNPs investigation capability.
a. Detective Beat System c. WOLVES
b. Integrated Patrol System d. Investigative System
33. In Post-Deployment Phase, who shall properly dismiss the duty patrol
officers after conducting their accounting?
a. Desk Officer c. Dispatcher
b. Police Unit Commander d. Platoon Commander
b. Conduct a short
troop information and
education and
A. Pre- disseminate
instructions or order.
Deployment
Phase 2. Front Desk Officer a. Read assigned line
beats. If applicable, he
may disseminate
10 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
information or
requirements that
should be monitored
during their patrol duty.
b. Adopt a buddy-
buddy system and
keep in mind to make a
patrol plan and follow
the procedures.
c. Upon reaching the
end of their line beat,
he shall make a
situation before
returning to their point
of origin.
11 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
34. Any person, place, thing, situation, or condition possessing high potential
for criminal attack or for creation of any other type of problem necessitating
a demand for immediate police service.
a. Police Hazard c. Attractive Nuisance
b. Police Haggard d. Unusual Occurrence
ATTRACTIVE NUISANCE
The doctrine in tort law which holds that one who maintains a
dangerous instrumentality on his premises which is likely to
attract children is under a duty to reasonably protect those
children against the dangers of attraction.
12 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
35. Which of the following is/are the common patrol practice particularly high
crime areas?
a. stop, look, and listen c. stop, frisk and street interrogation
b. stop, monitor, and alert d. stop, tap down and apprehend
13 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
39. In case of traffic rule violations, citation must be issued within how many
minutes?
a. two (2) minutes c. five (5) minutes
b. three (3) minutes d. ten (10) minutes
40. Report containing the observation of the duty patrol officer that must be
made upon reaching the end of his line beat before returning to his point of
origin.
a. daily record of event c. situation report
b. patrol report sheet d. incident report
41. The law that marks the beginning of the curfew hours, which demanded
the closing of the gates in London during sundown.
a. Statute of 1295 c. Magna Carta Law
b. Commonwealth Act No. 1 d. Writ of Habeas Corpus
14 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
45. The following are the duties of Platoon Commander prior and subsequent
to the deployment of duty patrol officers of the day.
a. dismisses the patrol officers after accounting
b. accounts personnel upon completion of their patrol duties
c. collects Daily Patrol Report for consolidation and reference
d. inspects the appearance and completeness of uniform and individual
equipments
e. disseminate orders and instructions prior to the actual dispatch of duty
patrol officers
46. System used by the Metro Manila Development Authority through the use
of smart close circuit television (CCTV) equipped with zoom lens to clearly
identify the type and plate number of vehicles and recognize the identity of
involved parties in a vehicular accident.
a. Smart Traffic System c. Solar System
b. Engineered CCTV Operation System (ECO System) d. Hermes System
FOOT PATROL
Commonly used in areas of crowded population or where there is
heavy traffic congestion and assistance of an officer is needed to
eliminate traffic jam. Also, it is the most expensive type of patrol in
terms of human resources and most departments had reduced their
foot patrols to minimum due to this.
15 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
16 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
49. Call which requires the use of flashing lights and sirens except when
there is an attempt to surprise the criminals in the act.
a. Emergency Call c. Urgent Call
b. Routine Call d. Response Call
2. Urgent Call the responding patrol car has to observe the traffic
laws without need of using flashing lights and siren but proceed
directly to its destination without stopping en route unless incident
of far more serious occurs.
51. Quite different from traditional patrol methods in that the strategy is to
rely on disguise, deception, and lying in wait rather than high and low
visibility patrols technique.
a. Plainclothes Patrol c. Proactive Patrol
b. Undercover / Decoy Patrol d. Sector Patrol
17 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
52. Location where the search, which is duly authorized by the PNP, is
conducted to deter / prevent the commission of crimes, enforce the law, and
for other legitimate purposes.
a. Hasty Checkpoint c. Command Coordination Centre
b. Police Checkpoint d. Police Box
53. What should be done if the external patting of the suspects clothing fails
to disclose evidence of weapon?
a. procure a search warrant immediately
b. force him to show his pocket
c. arrest him for resistance of order
d. release him
18 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
54. Functions that carry out the major purposes of organization, delivering
the services and dealing directly with the public.
a. Primary or Line Functions c. Auxiliary Functions
b. Staff or Administrative Functions d. Functional or Support Functions
56. When driving with partner the driving officer must cover 100% of his
vision in front and passenger officer must cover _______ than the former.
a. twice more c. triple more
b. half lesser d. quarter lesser
19 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
FUNCTIONAL UNITS
1. Bureau largest functional organic unit within a large
department. Example, PNP under the DILG, and NBI under the DOJ.
60. In NCR, 1st digit of Patrol Beats refers to the numerical value assigned
to. . .
a. District c. Police Community Precinct
b. Municipality / City within the district d. Beat
20 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
1. PRE-DEPLOYMENT PHASE
a. The members of the patrol team shall form and assemble at the
police unit Headquarters at least thirty (30) minutes before the start of
their shift for their accounting.
d. The Front Desk Officer shall then read their assigned line beats. He
may, if applicable, disseminate information / requirements that should
be monitored during their patrol duty.
e. The Front Desk Officer shall make the report on the higher
Headquarters on the dispatch of the patrollers.
2. DEPLOYMENT PHASE
a. Upon arrival at their beats, patrol officers shall report to the desk
officer and give the number and name of patrol members and their
location. They shall likewise give their situation report which shall be
done on an hour basis.
21 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
c. Upon reaching the end of his line beat, the patrol officer shall make a
situation report before returning to their point of origin.
c. Patrol officers shall turnover to the Front Desk Officer On-Duty all
items confiscated / recovered during their patrol duty.
e. Police Unit Commander shall collect the Daily Patrol Report and
submit the same to the police Headquarters for consolidation and
reference.
22 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
23 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations
REVIEW NOTES FOR CRIMINOLOGIST LICENSURE EXAMINATION
25 | P a g e
CHAPTER 4: (LEA 3) Police Patrol Operations