A) Secure the perimeter and call for backup B) Enter the building and confront the suspect C) Interview witnesses outside the building D) Start collecting evidence inside the building
A) Secure the scene B) Interview witnesses C) Collect evidence D) Render aid to victims
A) Use of advanced techniques and technology B) Only focus on local ordinances C) Minimal training required D) Quick, one-day investigations
A) To allow unrestricted access for all personnel B) To facilitate media coverage C) To provide a space for interviews D) To prevent contamination of evidence
A) To determine if the suspect planned the robbery in advance B) All of the above C) To locate possible evidence left behind or areas for further search D) To identify potential eyewitnesses along the path
A) False B) True C) Doubtful D) Maybe
A) Physical B) Testimonial C) Circumstantial D) Demonstrative
A) Robbery includes force or intimidation B) Robbery is always premeditated C) Theft is a violent crime D) Robbery involves hacking
A) Borrowing money with intention to return it later B) Threatening a store clerk to hand over cash from the register C) Taking property from an empty house by force D) Taking money from an unattended cash drawer
A) Photograph and document them for analysis B) Follow them to locate the suspect C) Ignore them and focus on other evidence D) Erase them to prevent misleading evidence
A) Oral descriptions B) Photographs and sketches C) Written notes only D) Audio recordings
A) Crimes are less important B) The cases are complex and require expert analysis C) No cooperation is needed from outside agencies D) Investigators are inexperienced
A) Using a knife to forcefully take money from a victim B) Threatening to harm a person to get their property immediately C) Stealing unattended money from a table D) Taking a wallet by threatening with a gun
A) Destroy them after analysis B) Record them for potential recovery and identification C) Share them with the public immediately
A) Police Patrol B) Specialized units with advanced training C) Investigation unit D) General patrol officers
A) Weapons B) Stolen items C) Eyewitness testimony D) Fingerprints
A) All of the above B) None of these C) Whether the entry was forced or through unlocked means D) Time of entry and exit E) Any witnesses or people nearby during entry and exit
A) Interviewing witnesses at once B) Photographing the entire area before any action C) Searching for the suspect D) Establishing a security perimeter and controlling access
A) Check for signs of forced entry to verify the victim's statement B) Ignore the entry point as irrelevant to the investigation C) Assume the door was intentionally left unlocked by the victim D) Focus only on the main entrance
A) Special crime investigation B) General vandalism unit C) Local firefighters D) Property crime response
A) Evidence of ignition device B) Proof of malice or intent C) Fire caused by electrical malfunction without intent D) Location of fire origin
A) Final report B) Insurance report C) Preliminary report D) d. Police blotter
A) Intent to cause damage B) Negligence C) Ignorance D) Recklessness
A) Simple arson B) Other cases of arson C) Destructive arson D) Accidental fire
A) Fire patterns and burn analysis B) Interviews only C) Witness statements alone D) Insurance claims
A) An aggravating circumstance B) Not punishable C) Considered accidental D) A mitigating circumstance
A) Attempted B) Frustrated C) Consummated D) Negligent
A) Insurance adjuster B) Owner or occupant of the property C) Fire department personnel D) Neighbors only
A) Water samples B) Bumed wood only C) Residues of accelerants (like kerosene or gasoline) D) Unrelated debris
A) Attempted Arson B) Frustrated Arson C) Consummated Arson D) No offense
A) Private car parked in a garage B) A small farm shed C) Uninhabited vacant lot D) Any ammunition factory or explosives storage
A) Accidental burning of property B) Burning done with malicious intent C) Burning due to natural causes D) Burning with consent of owner
A) National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) B) Philippine National Police (PNP) C) Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) D) Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP)
A) Church or other assembly building B) Residential house C) Office space D) Private garage
A) PD 765 B) PD 3815 C) PD 1613 D) RA 7699
A) Museum B) Hospital C) Inhabited house in a populated area D) A field of wild grass
A) Committed by accident without malice B) Committed by a syndicate C) Committed with intent to gain D) Motivated by spite or hatred
A) The suspect plans the fire but never acts B) The suspect starts the fire and escapes C) The fire is extinguished before causing damage D) Fire causes total destruction of the property before damage
A) Fire investigation report B) Fire sketching C) Fire scene photography D) Fire pattern analysis
A) Remove damaged items B) Allow public access for transparency C) Interview witnesses immediately D) Secure the scene and limit entry |