Metropolitan Police Service Practice Test

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• Destruction of a fence belonging to another would most closely amount to criminal damage under the Criminal Damage Act 1971?
• In the scenario with Joseph and Yusef, who commits an offence under section 6 of the Fraud Act 2006?
• You are allowed to bring a prisoner into the Custody Suite with handcuffs on.
• You must explain the caution to the suspect in interview, otherwise everything that is subsequently said will be inadmissible in Court. True or False?
• Do you have power under the MCA 2005 to take Suwako to hospital?
• In order to make a lawful arrest what should you tell the suspect?
• RAT stands for which theory?
• Barrington sent a letter asking for a £500 deposit with no intention of carrying out the work. In relation to fraud by false misrepresentation, when is the offence committed?
• Which of the following is an example of an incident leading to an offence of common assault?
• Which factor would PC Elton consider for granting street bail?
• What is an intimidated witness?
• Which action is required for interviewing a 16-year-old at a police station?
• Which one of the following offences can a person 'go equipped' to commit?
• Two rival gangs meet in a club. Rather than cause injury, damage or disturbance to anyone in the club by having a fight there, they agree to meet once it is shut, outside in the car park and fight it out then. They all consent to this plan. Can any of them be arrested for assault, should the fight take place?
• Which Standard is breached when an officer uses vulnerability to pursue a romantic relationship?
• A train driver is believed to be drunk whilst driving a train. Do you have power of entry to their carriage in order to arrest them?
• A burglar chased by a victim who hits them with a spade as they flee; what power is being used?
• What is the essential element that must be proven for the offence of taking a conveyance under s12(1)?
• At what age can a person be deemed to lack mental capacity under the MCA 2005?
• Which of the following is an element of Routine Activity Theory?
• Under the Criminal Damage Act 1971, does PC have lawful excuse in a case where he forcibly enters a house believed to be on fire and is confronted by the occupier?
• In common assault, which element is essential?
• How and when do you draw witnesses' attention to the certificate of a statement?
• In the five parts of information, which item corresponds to 'Taking part - their part in the offence'?
• Which scenario illustrates theft under Section 1 of the Theft Act 1968?
• Which statement best describes the mental state required for theft regarding permanent deprivation?
• Under Section 1, what is the standard for stopping and searching a person?
• Bette and Eve scenario: Has Bette committed Robbery contrary to Section 8?
• Suresh takes his dad's car out for a spin in the middle of the night but returns it before morning when he leaves for work. Has Suresh committed TWOC?
• AUDREY borrows her brother's car with his permission. Later, as she is driving to work, she is stopped by police. The car is lawfully searched and a set of burglar's tools, belonging to her brother are found in the boot. AUDREY truthfully says she had no idea the tools were in the car. Does AUDREY commit an offence of Going Equipped under Section 25 of the Theft Act 1968?
• In a robbery scenario where Blair uses a knife to threaten Thatcher to obtain his Bentley, at what point was the robbery completed?
• Which statement best describes indirect discrimination under the Equality Act 2010?
• Which factor is NOT required for liability under s12(1) for taking a conveyance?
• In which circumstance has the caution been correctly given?
• A PCSO assists an officer to stop protesters from damaging a statue by separating them from the rope. What use of force power is the PCSO using?
• Which statement best describes a Pocket Book entry?
• Which statement about street bail documentation is correct?
• Which of the following is an example of Target Hardening?
• Which of the following forms part of the definition of the offence of Going Equipped?
• If a suspect admits the offence straight away in interview, do you need to ask any more questions?
• Who has committed Possession of a Controlled Drug under Section 5(2) of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971?
• Which officer acted correctly in the exceptions to cautioning?
• Under section 32 of PACE (search after arrest), which statement is correct?
• Within what timeframe should a constable inform a victim of milestones or arrests in harassment cases?
• Tina is throwing stones into a crowd of people as a joke, one hits a little girl who starts bleeding from a cut to her head caused by the stone. Tina did not intend to hit anyone.
• Is a horse a conveyance under TWOC?
• PC Pochee arrests Ludwig for Theft and places him in handcuffs. Ludwig then begins to shout and swear at PC Pochee very loudly calling him offensive names in front of passersby. PC Pochee then knee strikes him to the thigh in order to gain compliance. Is PC Pochee guilty of Assault?
• When signing a written record of comments alleged to have been made, which statement should precede the signature?
• Under S9(1)(a) burglary, which scenario constitutes burglary?
• If someone uses a stolen credit card to pay for a meal, pretending it is their own, which offence applies?
• What does the SCARE mnemonic stand for in relation to PACE powers?
• During a lawful arrest, a suspect pushes an officer in the chest to break free. This is considered?
• If a witness gives a very thorough and specific description of a suspect who robbed them of their mobile phone, you identify a suspect who matches the description within a minute. Do you need to stop and search them under S1 and find the mobile phone to arrest?
• Which statement correctly defines a 'Victim' under the Codes?
• Using the PLAN mnemonic in connection with Human Rights, what does the 'N' stand for?
• Which element is essential for a theft to be complete?
• Locard's Principle of Exchange states that when two objects come into contact, which statement is true?
• Which statement best describes the taking of a conveyance under s12(1)?
• A suspect spits at an officer during an arrest. This is not an assault because no direct physical contact was made. True or False?
• Is causing fear of imminent violence by words an assault?
• When language barriers are present during capacity assessment, what is the appropriate approach?
• In a gym scenario, Schmidt claims Treen is a member to secure free entry and Treen goes along with it. Who has committed an offence under the Fraud Act 2006 for fraud by false representation?
• Under the Human Rights Act 1998, which of the following would be an invalid reason for interfering with a person's human rights?
• If a suspect indicates they do not understand the caution, what should happen?
• If a suspect makes a spontaneous admission during custody, what must the officer do?
• Which of the following is one of the four points to prove for the offence of Going Equipped?
• Which scenario would constitute making off without payment?
• What is the maximum time to provide an update after initial investigation?
• Bob smashes Keith's work phone after discovering Keith's infidelity. Is Keith the victim of criminal damage?
• With regard to the Equality Act 2010, which of the following could Sergeant NICILE be guilty of with regards to his treatment of PC SZOSTEK?
• If a person is found with a large amount of drugs paraphernalia on them, you would arrest for 'Possession of a controlled substance'.
• You arrest a suspect for Breach of the peace and then when the threat of harm has subsided you de-arrest them. What should you do now?
• Premises under S23 PACE 1984 include offshore installations.
• Which of the following would be described as a building for burglary purposes?
• Mansfield borrows her sister's car with his permission. Later, as she is driving to work, a set of burglar's tools belonging to her sister is found in the boot. Mansfield truthfully says she had no idea the tools were in the car. Does Mansfield commit an offence of Going Equipped under Section 25 of the Theft Act 1968?
• Which of the following beliefs could negate the dishonesty element of theft?
• Is kicking a hired lawn mower in your garden considered Criminal Damage?
• Which GOWISELY item describes entitlement to a copy of the search record?
• Has Maddie committed theft by picking a daffodil growing on the side of the road?
• You must search all prisoners before you bring them into the Custody Suite.
• Petra on the high street is screaming and shouting, claiming contamination. Do you have power under S136 MHA to detain her?
• During a S54 search, which items are explicitly removed as part of the JOG procedure?
• Erika is out walking her dog when she sees an ex-girlfriend across the road. In a fit of rage, she says to her Alsatian dog, Vinny, "Attack!" Vinny races across the road and jumps up at Jilly, biting her on the arm. Can Erika be arrested for Assault?
• Which scenario best illustrates the requirement that property must belong to another for theft to occur?
• In the public park stop, which clothing may a constable remove to search the man in public?
• In relation to street bail, can PC release Tango without granting street bail?
• Is a tent in a private garden considered a building for burglary purposes?
• The National Intelligence Model operates at three levels. Which statement reflects Level 1?
• The requirement that an act be more than merely preparatory to constitute an attempt is a condition under the Criminal Attempts Act 1981.
• In criminal damage cases, which statement best describes the concept of property?
• At what stage, if any, does Curry commit the offense of theft?
• Which of the following is a type of forensic evidence?
• At what point does Jolson commit theft contrary to Section 1 of the Theft Act 1968?
• Under section 2 of the Fraud Act 2006, which of the following commits an offence?
• Which statement best reflects the justification for not searching when the grounds no longer apply in a stop-search?
• Mr Mustard, a mechanic, lies about the condition of a car to Maggie in order to reduce the price. Has he committed an offence under s2 Fraud by False Representation?
• Which statement is incorrect in relation to the definition of 'race' under Section 9 of the Equality Act 2010?
• If burglary tools are found in a vehicle but the owner claims no knowledge and no intention to use them, is the owner guilty of Going Equipped?
• CASEY is in the street with a hammer and chisel, intending to help a friend fit a new front door. Does CASEY commit Going Equipped under Section 25 of the Theft Act 1968?
• Special Constable SMITH has permission to use an unmarked police vehicle for a week. During that week he takes his daughter from school and his wife to the local leisure centre. Which Standard of Professional Behaviour has he breached?
• Taking a conveyance without the owner's consent is
• In relation to 'taking a conveyance without consent' (Theft Act 1968, s12(1)), which scenario would constitute an offence?
• Which statement is true about intent in burglary?
• During a S1 PACE stop and search, it is necessary to handcuff the detainee as they have been violent. What use of force would an officer be using?
• Which of the following would not be guilty of an assault given the circumstances?
• Davina has conducted reconnaissance for a jeweller's shop, bought gloves, a mask, and a knife, and intends to burgle tonight; can she be arrested for attempted burglary?
• Which statement is appropriate to precede signing a written record of comments?
• The Code of Practice for Victims of Crime states that victims of the most serious crimes must be informed of Key Events within how many days?
• You are about to arrest a suspect for an indictable offence and you know they live at a particular house. It is dark, there is no movement, but checks confirm they live there. Do you have grounds to enter?
• Which scenario best illustrates the requirement that force or fear be used immediately before or during the theft?
• Upon entering Martha's home you notice newspapers stacked to the ceiling and jars of urine outside the bathroom. Do you have power to detain her under S136 MHA?
• Which of these is considered an intimate sample?
• Which framework coordinates intelligence, risk management, resource allocation, engagement with partner agencies, and review of tactics?
• Which option is not a level of the National Intelligence Model?
• What is MG11 used for?
• To determine if PETROV is a repeat victim, within what time frame should a crime have been reported to police?
• Which statement describes the harm types included in the victim definition?
• MACGREGOR is having her nails done in a nail bar. She thinks the prices are too high so plans to pay only half. When her nails are finished, she pretends she is not happy with her nails and pays half of the money and walks out of the shop. Has MACGREGOR committed an offence contrary to Section 3 on the Theft Act 1978 (making off without payment)?
• The initial extension to bail must be made by an officer of at least which rank?
• In the burglary scenario with Joe, at what point does he commit a criminal attempt?
• Which of the following would NOT amount to criminal damage under the Criminal Damage Act 1971?
• A Vulnerable Adult Witness under Section 16(1) of the Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Act 1999 may be classified as vulnerable for which reason?
• Under section 8 of the Theft Act 1968 which of the following commits an offence?
• During an argument Kris throws a wedding gift across the room, breaking it. Has Kris committed criminal damage?
• Which option is NOT a principle of the Victim Care policy?
• A bystander detains a thief until police arrive. What is the most accurate legal basis for this detention?
• In the CARALL scenario, at what point is the offence of Robbery committed?
• Under S9, can burglary apply to non-dwelling buildings such as shops?
• Mere intent to commit an offense without any act beyond preparation is sufficient to establish criminal attempt.
• Which of the following is a Class B controlled drug?
• Police Constable BRANNING has been called to an address where a bailiff is attempting to evict DELANEY, the occupier of the address. Which one of the following course of action should PC BRANNING take?
• Which statement best explains direct discrimination?
• Which statement about telling the suspect at the time of arrest is true?
• Yolanda has fallen over and scraped her knees and the palms of her hands. You offered first aid but she refused. Do you have power under the MCA 2005 to take her to hospital?
• What does Target Hardening describe?
• Which scenario best illustrates discrimination by association?
• In what circumstances might you require support with communication during a witness or suspect interview?
• Which scenario best represents a person possessing an article that is adapted to cause injury?
• Which of the following persons commit an offence of 'Going Equipped' under Section 25 of the Theft Act 1968?
• Giving evidence in private is a possible special measure to help an intimidated witness.
• Which statement represents a principle of the Metropolitan Police Victim Care policy?
• Which description best defines indirect discrimination?
• In Ronnie's shop scenario, has he committed burglary under S9?
• Under section 6, if the possession consists only of computer software, is there an offence?
• A burglary suspect is sat in a vehicle. Is the vehicle a premises for the purposes of entry to arrest?
• Taking and Driving Away (TDA) is another name for taking a conveyance without consent. True or False?
• During a stop and search, a violent detainee is handcuffed. Which power justifies the handcuffing?
• Which statement correctly describes the relationship of TWOC to Robbery?
• Regarding criminal attempts which of the following is correct?
• Which of the following is not one of the five parts of information you must give with a special warning?
• Which element of SCARE requires reasonable grounds to suspect, rather than reasonable grounds to believe?
• Force must be used in order for a Robbery to be committed. True or False?
• An officer breaks into a car by smashing the window to arrest the occupant; which use of force power justifies this entry?
• MG11 is best described as what kind of document?
• Which act provides the power of entry that allows searching for a suspect in premises?
• IDCOPPLAN is a mnemonic used to guide police decisions about arrests. Which statement best describes its purpose?
• A person buys a satellite decoder to watch Sky Sports for free. What is the offence?
• A witness has seen the suspect waving a knife around in a public park. You stop and search them under S1 PACE 1984 but do not find the knife. Can you still arrest them based on the witness' information?
• Under S76 PACE, which statement best describes when interview evidence may be inadmissible?
• In the GOWISELY acronym used for stop-and-search, which item refers to the officer performing the search?
• Must you say GOWISELY before you lay hands on and begin searching someone under S1 PACE 1984?
• What is PC Berger's next action after Saltzman fails to attend 9am appointment?
• If the pigeon in the earlier scenario belonged to the neighbour, would destroying it amount to criminal damage?
• COOPER steals a car by forcibly removing the driver who refuses to give a lift; Has COOPER committed robbery?
• With regards to the "Golden Hour", which one of the following statement is correct?
• The basis for Section 1 stop and search powers is which act?
• A vehicle is moved from a blocked alley to allow traffic to pass. Which statement correctly reflects lawful excuse under the act?
• Jo says to Jayne "I can't believe you cheated on me. I'm going to beat you to death. Come here". Jayne runs out to a neighbour and calls the police. She is uninjured and Jo did not touch her. Can Jo be arrested for common assault?
• Consent to deliberate injury is generally not a defense, but there are exceptions. Which statement is true regarding consent to assault?
• Which element must be proven for the Going Equipped offence under the Theft Act 1968?
• What is PC SHERIF's next course of action when handed a suspected article by a member of the public and has taken statements about its finding?
• What is the definition of 'premises' under S23 PACE 1984?
• Which statement correctly describes criminal attempts when the offense originally intended is impossible to commit?
• There is no power of entry to arrest someone for criminal damage. True or False?
• In the described scenario, can PC Blossom enter the private garden and conduct a Section 1 search?
• If a person enters a shop without permission and intends to steal, which offense could be charged under S9?
• A person can attempt to commit TWOC. True or False?
• Which document did COOPER produce to confirm ownership of the vehicle in the search scenario?
• Using VCOP, which code identifies a vulnerable victim who is under 18 years old at the time of the offence?
• Lola attempted to obtain a pecuniary advantage by deception when checking into a hotel under a false name. Which offence is she most likely to be convicted of under the Fraud Act 2006?
• What does the 'J' stand for in the acronym JOG?
• If a person is found with a large quantity of drugs on them, you must always arrest for 'Possession with intent to supply'.
• True or False: You can remove a suspect's scarf when conducting a stop and search in the street under Section 1 PACE 1984.
• If an act destroys property without intent but due to recklessness, is it criminal damage?
• With regard to the items a constable may search for under Section 1 of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984, which of the following is correct?
• For a 'relevant comment', which statements about recording and handling are true?
• Is it necessary for an officer to be in uniform to conduct a Section 1 stop and search?
• Which of these is not a defence for possession of a controlled drug?
• Which item falls into the category of 'adapted articles'?
• In aggravated vehicle taking which of the following would commit an offence?
• In GOWISELY, which element refers to the legal power used to justify the stop and search?
• Under Section 1 of the Criminal Damage Act 1971, which statement accurately reflects the ownership requirement for liability?
• Is theft complete if someone begins to steal by taking property and is interrupted before possession is moved?
• During annual leave, PC KARCZMARC's neighbour blocks the shared driveway and PC MAYITA tells him that, as he was off duty at the time, he is not bound by the Codes of Ethics. Is PC MAYITA correct?
• Which rank is required to authorise police bail?
• What type of offence must a suspect have committed in order to search a premises under S32 PACE 1984?
• Which description best describes the purpose of a Pocket Book?
• Under Section 1 of the Criminal Damage Act 1971, which statement best reflects the property requirement for liability?
• To break down a door in order to gain entry under S17 PACE because people inside are in danger, which use of force power is being used?
• Which statement best defines criminal damage?
• What does 'Taking part' refer to in the five parts of information?
• In the described scenarios, which officer had grounds to make a lawful arrest?
• There are times when a person may assault another person and in law it will be justified. Which of the following would this apply to?
• Who commits an offence under section 7 of the Fraud Act 2006?
• If a person takes property they reasonably believe belongs to them, is there Robbery?
• 'No comment' interview is seen as an admission of guilt. True or False?
• Which statement best describes the meaning of 'grounds' in the context of an arrest under PACE?
• Which offence has a power of entry attached?
• Going Equipped offence under the Theft Act 1968 requires what element?
• A person is in possession of herbal tea, but they think it is cannabis. Are they committing the offence of being in possession of a controlled drug?
• In relation to Continuity of Evidence, which statement is correct?
• S17 PACE 1984 is a power to search for which of the following?
• A protester sprays a heart on the grass outside Parliament. Has she committed criminal damage?
• If you attempt an indictable offence, the sentence is the same as if you had completed the full offence. True or false?
• What should you do if your witness is unable to read their statement?
• Under S32 PACE 1984 the evidence you are looking for is:
• Under PACE 1984 stop and search, which of the following items may be sought during a search of a vehicle?
• Which part is described as 'drawn by the court' in the five parts of information?
• Under section 2 of the Fraud Act 2006, which element is essential for the offence of false representation?
• What does the certificate on the front of an MG11 represent (in relation to Court proceedings)?
• What action should you take if you feel unable to challenge the police supervisor who posted offensive comments online?
• What does ROAST stand for?
• A shoplifter detained by security staff at a shop and held in the security office. Can you search the suspect under Section 1 PACE 1984?
• What is required regarding recording interviews?
• Under the Misuse of Drugs Act (Possession of a controlled drug), which of the following would have a lawful authority or a defence?
• MICK shoots a pigeon that lands in his garden, believing it belongs to his neighbour. The dead bird is wild and not owned. Does MICK commit any offence under Section 1(1) of the Criminal Damage Act 1971 by destroying the bird?
• In the scenario where a neighbour's dog is left in a hot car and Delilah smashes the car window, killing the dog, who committed criminal damage?
• Where should ROAST be recorded?
• A person attempts to swallow pills to take their own life; what use of force power would a constable be using to stop them?
• If someone exchanges drugs for money, which offense is most likely?
• To search a suspect's address under S18 PACE 1984, the suspect must own the property.
• In the scenario where Elmer grabs a watch from a display and later pays after noticing CCTV, at what point is the theft offense complete?
• Which item corresponds to 'Record' in the five parts of information?
• Which is NOT a CRAVED characteristic?
• Which statement best describes the role of a guardian in Routine Activity Theory?
• Under section 17 of PACE (power of entry to premises), can a constable enter premises to arrest someone if there are no reasonable grounds to believe the person is on the premises?
• In a police team, VERDUN, who has announced he intends to undergo permanent gender reassignment, is transferred to administrative duties. This is an example of which type of discrimination under the Equality Act 2010?
• Which statement best defines indirect discrimination under the Equality Act 2010?
• Under the standards of professional behaviour, for PC Stonehaven, what is the appropriate scope of use of force?
• The offence does not apply to horses
• Which scenario is a reason for refusing detainee bail?
• Which of the following is an example of Target Hardening?
• Which of the following is not listed as a special measure to aid intimidated witnesses?
• Which of the following is a type of forensic evidence?
• JUAN decides to take the handbag from a woman; he pushes her boyfriend away to do so. Has JUAN committed the offence of robbery?
• A Police Constable in uniform correctly stops a person who is driving a motor vehicle. The constable asks to see the driver's driving licence, which cannot be produced. A PNC check reveals no current keeper. The constable asks the driver about the ownership of the vehicle. Whilst questioning the driver the constable notices a DVD player on the front passenger seat. The constable leans into the car and lifts it out and asks the driver if it belongs to him. What power does the constable have to reach into the car and remove the DVD player?
• Prisoners are allowed to keep all their personal property with them in the cell.
• You should record that you gave ROAST to the Custody Sergeant in the narrative of your EAB.
• Which statement about the offence of 'possession of articles with blades or points' is correct?
• What are the five parts of information you are required to give a suspect when issuing a special warning?
• If you arrive at a scene where an argument has occurred inside a dwelling and there is the sound of plate smashing, which power of entry could you use?
• Which statement correctly describes possession of articles for use in fraud under section 6 of the Fraud Act?
• Which statement best defines Going Equipped?
• Which statement best describes what Code G refers to in arrest communications?
• In the IIMARCH mnemonic used for planning a premises search, what does the letter C represent?
• With regards to police asking questions, which statement is correct?
• Under section 17, what is required to legally enter and search premises to arrest for an indictable offence?
• Which of the following is a special measure that could be used to assist an intimidated witness to give evidence, including cross-examination by video?
• Which statement accurately summarizes the scope of the Going Equipped offense?
• Which option identifies the model that governs intelligence, risk management, and tactics review?
• In which circumstance would you not be required to caution someone?
• COOMBE enters a shop and threatens to shoot a customer; he does not have a weapon. Does COOMBE commit robbery?
• Which scenario constitutes taking a conveyance without consent suitable for an offence?
• If a detainee just moments earlier threatened to harm themselves, what should you do?
• ORME is in possession of a hacksaw in the street. He intends to use it to help him take a pedal cycle for a joyride, by cutting through a bicycle lock. He intends to abandon the bicycle in a place where the owner will be sure to find it. Does ORME commit an offence of Going Equipped under Section 25 of the Theft Act 1968?
• Which scenario would clearly amount to criminal damage (destruction of property belonging to another) under s1(1)?
• Which statement describes one of the aims of the MPS Total Victim Care Policy?
• Ejita is homeless and enters through an unlocked window to sleep for the night. Does she commit burglary?
• A group of burglars are committing crimes in three adjoining police areas. At what level would these activities be defined under the National Intelligence Model?
• What is the correct procedure if another officer accidentally walks into the interview room during a suspect interview?
• Which of the following is a special measure that could be used to assist an intimidated witness in giving evidence?
• Which item is least likely to support a Going Equipped charge on its own?
• In the MORGAN case, was the use of force considered reasonable?
• A PCSO intervenes to separate protesters from the rope in a demonstrative incident. Which power applies to the PCSO's intervention?
• Under S23 PACE 1984, premises includes which of the following structures?
• Which statement best describes Rational Choice Theory?
• What action best describes how police can improve service delivery to a victim?
• The Code allows Enhanced Rights for victims who are close relatives bereaved by crime. Is this statement true or false?
• Which statement best describes the elements of criminal attempt?
• The smell of cannabis is not enough grounds on its own to search someone under S23 MDA 1971.
• A police officer forcibly enters a vehicle to arrest the occupant for an indictable offence. Which power justifies this action?
• Regarding assaults, which statement is correct?
• Is it lawful to break a vehicle window to arrest a suspect inside a car if they refuse to surrender?
• In relation to Possession of an Offensive Weapon, would the officer need to prove that the person had the intention to use the adapted object to cause injury?
• Under what circumstances would you have a power of entry to make an arrest for S4a Public Order Act?
• Regarding the Code of Ethics, when does it apply to a police officer's conduct?
• Has WOODS committed an assault which is unlawful?
• A member of the public witnesses a man assaulting a teenager and restrains the man to stop the assault; what use of force power are they using?
• The statement that the mens rea for murder requires intent to kill or cause GBH, whereas the mens rea for attempted murder is not less than intent to kill, is true or false?
• Which scenario best illustrates the proper use of power of entry when there is an imminent threat to life or property?
• What is the primary purpose of Section 136 of the Mental Health Act?
• In regards to cautioning which of the following is correct?
• Karen has been exposed to a toxic chemical and cannot understand English. Do you have power at this moment under MCA 2005 to take her to hospital?
• A person picks wild blackberries, makes jam and sells it at a local fete. Is this an offence?
• Under s10(2), property is treated as belonging to whom for criminal damage purposes?
• In Jemima's actions, at what moment does the offense of theft occur?
• Raoul keeps his crow bar, with which he forces entry to buildings to commit burglaries, in his lock-up garage which is half a mile from his house. Whilst he is out shopping, without the crow bar, does Raoul commit the offence of Going Equipped contrary Section 25(1) Theft Act 1968?
• Which statement best aligns with Going Equipped concept?
• Suzy wipes her girlfriend's computer in a fit of rage. Has she committed criminal damage?
• Has YUSEF committed robbery in these circumstances?
• Which of the following is an example of Target Removal?
• Which code identifies a victim who has English as their second language?
• When applying the PEACE Model to suspect interviews, what does the 'C' stand for?
• Under the National Decision Model, which statement is a correct guiding principle?
• Under the Theft Act 1968, which of the following would be considered a conveyance for TWOC?
• Why would you do a S18(5) as opposed to a S18(1) search?
• In the private garden scenario, under what condition can the officer search the suspect?
• If someone steals a domesticated animal that clearly belongs to another person, what is the likely charge?
• The protection of vulnerable adults under the law is provided by which act?
• Which statement best reflects proper street bail consideration based on identity verification?
• Did Jones commit burglary when entering Hilda's home by impersonating a gas meter reader?
• A S54 search must be conducted by an officer of the same gender as the suspect.
• Which of the following would amount to an offence of taking a conveyance without consent?
• What must Constable Drury do as part of granting SANPUR street bail to SANPUR?
• Which statement is NOT true regarding adapted articles under the relevant act?
• Robbery elements require which combination?
• Which of the following is not a Class B drug?
• Is there a power of entry under S136 MHA?
• A constable arrests a person for assault and then handcuffs them. Which use of force power are they using?
• A person borrows a library book; the due date passes; they keep it. When have they committed theft?
• Which of the following is NOT a CRAVED target type?
• In the Mr Kite scenario, at which point is burglary complete?
• VOLT stands for which set of terms?
• In a street stop and search for stolen property, which scenario shows a correct action?
• Constructive possession refers to ownership or control of illicit drugs even without physically possessing them.
• In a stop and search for stolen property, which scenario is compliant?
• Under section 24 PACE, what information must be told to the person being arrested at the point of arrest?
• Which rank is authorised to exclude a solicitor from an interview if no Superintendent is available?
• Campbell makes and supplies satellite TV cards to colleagues. At what point does he first commit the offence of making and supplying articles for use in fraud?
• In which of the following circumstances would an offence of assault have taken place?
• Which statement is correct about pre-charge bail?
• Which description best defines a ‘conveyance’ for the purposes of taking a conveyance under s12(1)?
• Under S136 Mental Health Act, which of the following is false?
• Tara sees a car reversing toward a stationary bicycle left at the kerb and pulls the bicycle out of the way; in doing so, the pedal breaks off. Has she committed criminal damage?
• Regarding an unsolicited comment, which statements are correct?
• Under S136 MHA, entry into a dwelling to remove a person to a place of safety is authorized.
• Wally and Richard scenario: Can you arrest Wally?
• Alfred is walking down the high street dressed as a wizard... Should you detain him under S136 MHA?
• Michael seen by a witness giving Merlin a joint; Merlin pays £5.00; you stop them and find one joint on Michael. Can you arrest either for possession with intent to supply?
• Can a police officer arrest the driver for attempting to go through a no entry sign?
• Can a police officer smash a car window to save the life of a dog in hot weather?
• Under the Code of Ethics, when must an officer inform the MPS that they have been issued with a Penalty Notice for Disorder (PND)?
• Which scenario establishes the offence of allowing to be carried?
• In a game of rugby, if a player accidentally knocks into another during play, would that constitute an assault?
• What is corroborative evidence?
• The Penalty Notice for Disorder (PND) issued in PC CLURE's case was under which Act?
• Which best describes the meaning of 'connected with or similar to that offence' in S18 PACE?
• In order for burglary to be proven under S9(1)(a), what must exist at the time of entry?
• Under S18 PACE, the phrase 'evidence, other than items subject to legal privilege' means what?
• Using the PLAN mnemonic in connection with human rights, what does the 'L' stand for?
• In a misrepresentation by letter scenario, at what moment is the offence considered committed?
• Under powers of entry for seeking a suspect in a hotel, which areas may a constable search?
• Can a person aged 16 be interviewed at a police station?
• If you were conducting a S18 PACDE search as a result of arresting a suspect for robbery and you found a cloning device on the premises, which power would you use to seize it?
• Under S32 PACE 1984 you can search the premises where the suspect was...
• Under S32 PACE 1984, you may search the premises at the time of the offence or immediately before.
• Which statement about the key components of the National Decision Model is incorrect?
• According to Routine Activity Theory, which of the following is NOT one of the three elements?
• POTTER is at a party when he sees BROWN with his girlfriend. POTTER shouts "I'm going to smash your face in right now and I won't stop". BROWN hears the threat. POTTER is only joking, and has no intention to hit BROWN. BROWN is terrified and believes he is about to be attacked. With reference to the offence of Common Assault (Section 39 Criminal Justice Act 1988), which of the following statements is correct?
• Did Howells commit an offence of Going Equipped under Section 25?
• Level 3 of the National Intelligence Model relates to which area?
• What options are open to PC PARMAR in the situation where he suspects COOPER interfered with a door lock and then searches for prohibited articles?
• Which offence would allow power of entry to the vehicle in which a suspect is sitting?
• Which statement about street bail notices is incorrect?
• Which statement about Continuity of Evidence in relation to exhibits is correct?
• Where on the MG11 is the witness's account recorded?
• Which is a required element to prove Going Equipped?
• Davina cannot be arrested for attempted burglary solely on reconnaissance and purchase of burglary tools.
• IDCOPPLAN is a mnemonic used to guide decisions about arrests. Which statement best describes its purpose?
• Can you remove and detain Denis under Section 136 of the Mental Health Act to a place of safety?
• What is the correct course of action when a suspect makes a spontaneous admission while waiting for conveyance?
• If a bail subject fails to attend a bail appointment, what is the next action?
• What is the maximum period an extension to bail may be made?
• You are called to an incident where a member of the public has made a citizen's arrest under Section 24(A). Which would be your next course of action?
• If someone purchases a stolen item without knowing it is stolen, are they guilty of theft?
• In the described scenarios, which officer acted lawfully under powers of entry?
• Which of the following commits a criminal attempt?
• MORGAN, whilst using a hammer to repair his fence, becomes involved in an argument with his neighbour. When the neighbour raises his fist, MORGAN believes he is about to receive a slap in the face and hits the neighbour with the hammer, breaking his arm. Has MORGAN used reasonable force?
• Which acronym is used to structure problem-solving inquiries in policing?
• Offensive weapons are covered under S1 PACE 1984, but Pointed and Bladed Articles are not. True or False?
• To prove 'Allowing to be carried' under s12, which scenario demonstrates knowledge and participation?
• In regard to section 25 of the Theft Act 1968 (Going Equipped), which of the following is correct?
• What is the maximum penalty for knowingly making a false statement?
• In the gym scenario, since Schmidt and Treen had agreed to effect entry, is Treen liable for fraud by misrepresentation?
• Under section 17, which officer correctly used their power of entry in the circumstances described?
• If a person forms the intention to deprive the owner of a conveyance but later returns it, has the offence under s12(1) occurred?
• If the Superintendent is unavailable, which rank is eligible to exclude a solicitor from an interview?
• During a S54 search you must only remove JOG - Jacket, Outer coat and Gloves.
• In the Pilbeam scenario, does she commit the offence of attempted assault, and if so at what stage?
• In order to search a suspect's address under S18 PACE, they must own the property. True or false?
• Under the Misuse of Drugs Act, which of the following is a Class A drug?
• Breach of the Peace power of entry may be used in which of the following circumstances?
• Who are vulnerable witnesses?
• Which statement best describes the trespasser requirement in burglary?
• Which Standard of professional behaviour was breached in the domestic violence scenario where the officer pursued a vulnerable person for a romantic relationship?
• What is the Applicable Bail Period (ABP) for police bail?
• What is the maximum time frame to inform a vulnerable victim about a suspect being bailed?
• A bystander restrains a suspect during an attempted crime to prevent further harm. Which legal basis best explains this action?
• Do relevant comments and significant statements come at the beginning of an interview or in the 'challenge' part?
• CYRIL wants to go fishing but takes his neighbour's trailer and boat without permission. At what point does he first commit the offence of Taking a Conveyance under Section 12(1) of the Theft Act 1968?
• S17 PACE 1984 is a power to search for:
• Which mental state is required for liability under the criminal damage offence?
• A bystander detains a suspected robber until the police arrive. Which legal basis best justifies detaining a suspect in this way?
• Under the Victims Code of Practice, what is the maximum time period to provide an update to the victim after the initial investigation?
• For pre-charge investigative bail, when does the bail period start?
• Under the Misuse of Drugs Act, the statement 'Only illegal drugs come under possession of a controlled drug' is true.
• Is it permissible to interview a 16-year-old at a police station without an appropriate adult present?
• In the electricity abstraction scenario, does EDGAR commit the offense of abstracting electricity?
• Does DOUGALL commit an offence of Going Equipped under Section 25 of the Theft Act 1968?
• Under Section 18 of PACE 1984, a constable may enter and search premises occupied or controlled by a person under arrest for an indictable offence if there are reasonable grounds to suspect what?
• Under section 32 search after arrest, which statement is true about where the officer may search?
• Two 11-year-olds set a fire under a wheelie bin near a shop, causing damage to a nearby store. Are the children guilty of criminal damage by fire (arson)?
• A police officer enters a dwelling believed to be on fire and damages a door to enter. The officer had an honest belief the house was on fire. What is the likely lawful excuse under the related act?
• A security guard detains a thief by grabbing their jacket after a theft; what power is used?
• Which word is part of the CRAVED model?
• In regards to the offence of Assaulting a police officer in the execution of their duty, in which scenario is an offence being committed?
• In criminal damage cases, is it correct to say that property includes animals?
• Fifi, who is drunk, falls on the footpath and destroys daffodils. Has she committed criminal damage?
• Cavendish is in possession of a hacksaw in the street. He intends to use it to help him take a pedal cycle for a joyride, by cutting through a bicycle lock. He intends to abandon the bicycle in a place where the owner will be sure to find it. Does Cavendish commit an offence of Going Equipped under Section 25 of the Theft Act 1968?
• What statement best describes the 'Equality and Diversity' Standard of Professional Behaviour?
• What moment constitutes the offence of taking a conveyance under s12(1)—the moment of intention or the moment of physical taking?
• Criminal Damage can be racially or religiously aggravated. True or False?
• Shuresh must consent to initiation and is held down while other members of a group carry on. Is this an assault?
• Police Constable MEBIN is investigating an allegation of assault against RONDEAU. After enquiries he identifies, locates and arrests WHITE for the offence. With regards to the Codes of Practice for Victims of Crime, when will PC MEBIN need to inform RONDEAU of WHITE's arrest?
• When is a vehicle considered a dwelling for burglary purposes?
• What is meant by a 'relevant comment'?
• For Robbery, which statement describes the timing of force or fear?
• Which of the following is not part of the points to prove for Robbery under the Theft Act 1968?
• Under normal rules, when may a suspect be interviewed after arrest?
• Which element is necessary for S9(1)(b) burglary beyond entry as trespasser?
• Under s12 which items could be considered conveyances?
• Who authorises a suspect's interview after arrest?
• Jenna is disqualified from driving but intends to drive; can she be arrested for attempted disqualified driving?
• Where do you put the witness's home address on an MG11?
• Guilty of theft?
• Under S136 MHA, the person detained is considered to be under arrest.
• What does the MCA 2005 primarily protect?
• Under the Equality Act 2010, which of the following is NOT a protected characteristic?
• Which statement does not commit an offence under sec 12 of the Theft Act 1968?
• SARA stands for which four words?
• TWOC offense classification
• In the electricity abstraction scenario, which factor can prevent liability if the owner would have consented?
• Power of entry to arrest applies to which type of offence?
• Under the Criminal Attempts Act 1981, which statement is correct about the offence being attempted?
• Has an offence under Section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 been committed by BENJAMIN who opens an empty DVD case?
• Under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971, Section 5(2), which scenario would NOT amount to possession of a controlled drug?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a reason for taking statements?
• Under S9(1)(b) burglary, what describes it?
• Which code corresponds to a victim under 18?
• What action should you take when a Bailiff wishes to evict the occupier of a block of flats?