Which LE agency has jurisdiction over Lehigh Acres?
LCSO
Lee County Sheriff's Department
A person or entity that suffers an injury or loss as a result of a crime
Victim
Minimum necessary to detain an individual
Reasonable Suspicion
2 types of crimes
Felony and Misdemeanor
"A"
Alpha
Using a taser is considered what level of of force?
Less than Lethal
Level of Government of the Drug Enforcement Administration
Federal
Any person who has information about some element of the crime including any documents or evidence.
Witness
Minimum necessary to make an arrest
Probable Cause (PC)
Usually involves disputes between private citizens/entities and suing one another
Civil Case
"F"
Foxtrot
The 2 subcategories of Empty hand
Soft and hard
Level of government of the Lee County Sheriffs' Department
Local
A person convicted of a crime in a court of law
Offender
Minimum necessary to make a criminal conviction
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
The geographic area over which authority extends
Jurisdiction
"W"
Whisky
What is it called when a LEO uses too much force
Excessive Force
What does FHP stand for?
Florida Highway Patrol
A person formally accused of committing a crime or civil wrong in a court proceeding
Defendant
Means, to explain or justify
Articulate or articulable
What classification of felony can you be sentenced to death?
Capitol Felony
"Y"
Yankee
List the 5 levels of force available to LEO's. In order of least severe to most severe.
Officer presence
Verbal Commands
Open hand
Less than Lethal
Lethal
What does DHS stand for?
Department of homeland security
Someone who is not under arrest, but cannot leave the scene.
Detainee
Who usually decides if the PC used to make an arrest is reasonable?
A judge
Mitigating factors can do what to an offender's punishment or charges?
Reduce
"J"
Juliet
Two responses from community when the crime rises
Stricter Punishments and more LE Officers