That's true. The primary assignment for the platoon commander is the Desk.
Zeph said
Aug 24, 2017
Are you referring the one when the caller was anynomous?
crappants said
Aug 24, 2017
fodx wrote:
Anyone remember the Stop Report one?
They didn't have One
fodx said
Aug 24, 2017
crappants wrote:
fodx wrote:
Anyone remember the Stop Report one?
They didn't have One
yes there was. In basket question
Zeph said
Aug 24, 2017
Do you guys remember the question about po/det performance report??
I remember there was a question about the mos give it to his supervisor by the 2nd. But do you remember what the other question was?
DAT question I believe is protestable. There was an exception to the answer and the way the question was worded leaves room for a protest. Just my two cents
Zeph said
Aug 25, 2017
That's why they said most correct. All the other answers flatly didn't qualify.
Samiam32 said
Aug 25, 2017
Ok
crappants said
Aug 25, 2017
They had a question about counterfeit money. Who does the desk officer writes the 49 to ? Answer is chief of patrol
fodx said
Aug 25, 2017
Zeph wrote:
Do you guys remember the question about po/det performance report?? I remember there was a question about the mos give it to his supervisor by the 2nd. But do you remember what the other question was?
Wasn't it aboute the Supervisors Quartlery Eval? When does the supervisor habe to submit it by. Think the answer was the 10th day
TransitJoe said
Aug 25, 2017
No, the Supv submits it to Lt by 7th, not tenth
TransitJoe said
Aug 25, 2017
The correct answer was that documentation is required for anything other than meets standards. 205-57 Step 10 b (1):
(1) Documentation is mandatory for any rating above or below
Meets Standards.
TransitJoe said
Aug 25, 2017
250 inbasket question - No matter what, the Sgt has to sign the 250, he would just recommend for retraining if he disagrees. Am i crazy?
Jibberjab said
Aug 25, 2017
Why would he sign it when there was no narrative.
mike58520 said
Aug 25, 2017
I struggled with that too. What put me into the not sign the 250 side is that it the supervisor section was incorrectly prepared. He checked the box for stop justified yes, which in this case the stop was not.
ROCKY IV SKIN said
Aug 25, 2017
TransitJoe wrote:
Am i crazy?
Yes.
-- Edited by ROCKY IV SKIN on Friday 25th of August 2017 09:42:40 PM
RS2323 said
Aug 25, 2017
So what was the answer for the 250 one? I put sign it, guess I'm wrong
RS2323 said
Aug 25, 2017
Actually, I put a frisk wasnt warranted in this case. That was the most correct in my opinion. Just a guess
Jibberjab said
Aug 25, 2017
Pretty sure the question wasn't a one part answer. It had multiple choices for each one
FranknBeans said
Aug 25, 2017
I put bad stop and it wasnt filled out correctly.
crappants said
Aug 25, 2017
WHAT ABOUT THAT 205-08 question who notifies the Trauma Counseling Team ? Answer. C. DESK OFFICER NOTIFIES operations unit and provides details
crappants said
Aug 25, 2017
205-15 what are the minimum requirements to request a career program transfer? D. 3 years of service and 12 career program points
CaballoRageRises said
Aug 25, 2017
Test seemed easy but it wasnt, **** was tricky AF
sig226 said
Aug 25, 2017
RS2323 wrote:
Actually, I put a frisk wasnt warranted in this case. That was the most correct in my opinion. Just a guess
I put frisk wasnt warranted and indeed perp wasn't frisked and supervisor shouldn't sign off 250.
Zeph said
Aug 25, 2017
I think they were talking about the quarterly reported to the ops coord.
RS2323 said
Aug 25, 2017
Saying he shouldn't be frisked isn't wrong, no?
Samiam32 said
Aug 25, 2017
Who did you guys send to pick up the van?
mike58520 said
Aug 25, 2017
The guy that was van qualified
crappants said
Aug 25, 2017
I send the person with less rmp accidents like the memo said
mike58520 said
Aug 25, 2017
I appreciate your enthusiasm buddy. I guess spreading misinformation can be useful in case they don't give a different test as indicated on the noe.
City50 said
Aug 26, 2017
Didn't we say we weren't going to post questions and answers on here so that the people taking the makeup exam do not have the upper hand on us. Remember if and when they pass, their score will be 1 point higher by every question you guys post here. Leave the questioning to guys/gals you work with who you know took the test!
ohnoes said
Aug 26, 2017
Make up is a different test
CaballoRageRises said
Aug 26, 2017
I i heard that its against the law to give a different test. Is this rumor right?
MandM said
Aug 26, 2017
((((IDIOTS))))) DONT POST ANY ANSWERS HERE. DON'T COMPLAINT WHEN SOMEONE THAT TOOK THE MAKE-UP EXAM BUMP YOU OFF THE LIST!!!! NO ONE KNOWS HOW THE SECOND EXAM ITS GOING TO BE.
crappants said
Aug 26, 2017
I failed anyways so idc
supercop said
Aug 26, 2017
My memory is shot. Can someone remind me what was the ICO question that answer was inspect vending machines ledgers ???
crappants said
Aug 26, 2017
supercop wrote:
My memory is shot. Can someone remind me what was the ICO question that answer was inspect vending machines ledgers ???
No it was sign sergeant memobooks
supercop said
Aug 26, 2017
Your being annoying don't u have some books to scratech in your squad???
crappants said
Aug 26, 2017
supercop wrote:
Your being annoying don't u have some books to scratech in your squad???
Soon I will b scratching urs and stop posting questions
Lt_Plz said
Aug 26, 2017
For the stop report... the report was signed off on by Lt. Justice who was the desk officer. The officer submits his stop report to the PS/immediate supervisor according to the guide, no? And only the D/O if neither is available. The PO prepared the stop report, and it didn't say the P/S was not available. so the report should not have been signed off on by the desk officer. A cops immediate supervisor is not a lieutenant and the Patrol Supervisor was available.
I say I supervisor should't have signed the report, on those grounds.
anyone agree?
tweezy said
Aug 26, 2017
i agree that's why i picked it
supercop said
Aug 26, 2017
It's a completely different test! And u would never sign my book in my cushy gig
sig226 said
Aug 26, 2017
Lt_Plz wrote:
For the stop report... the report was signed off on by Lt. Justice who was the desk officer. The officer submits his stop report to the PS/immediate supervisor according to the guide, no? And only the D/O if neither is available. The PO prepared the stop report, and it didn't say the P/S was not available. so the report should not have been signed off on by the desk officer. A cops immediate supervisor is not a lieutenant and the Patrol Supervisor was available.
I say I supervisor should't have signed the report, on those grounds.
anyone agree?
I am sure most people chose that's answer choice not because it didn't mention PS but because entire stop bull****.
"cv stated that that male yell obscenities at her"lol. And perps answer to PO when he was stopped-"I am leaving"
no 250 should have been prepared to begin with, look at Level 3 and forget about patrol supervisor
-- Edited by sig226 on Saturday 26th of August 2017 01:28:21 PM
crappants said
Aug 26, 2017
sig226 wrote:
Lt_Plz wrote:
For the stop report... the report was signed off on by Lt. Justice who was the desk officer. The officer submits his stop report to the PS/immediate supervisor according to the guide, no? And only the D/O if neither is available. The PO prepared the stop report, and it didn't say the P/S was not available. so the report should not have been signed off on by the desk officer. A cops immediate supervisor is not a lieutenant and the Patrol Supervisor was available.
I say I supervisor should't have signed the report, on those grounds.
anyone agree?
I am sure most people chose that's answer choice not because it didn't mention PS but because entire stop bull****.
"cv stated that that male yell obscenities at her"lol. And perps answer to PO when he was stopped-"I am leaving"
no 250 should have been prepared to begin with, look at Level 3 and forget about patrol supervisor
-- Edited by sig226 on Saturday 26th of August 2017 01:28:21 PM
True you only do stops for penal law felonies and misdemeanors and not violations. Lol
HeetMiser said
Aug 26, 2017
crappants wrote:
sig226 wrote:
Lt_Plz wrote:
For the stop report... the report was signed off on by Lt. Justice who was the desk officer. The officer submits his stop report to the PS/immediate supervisor according to the guide, no? And only the D/O if neither is available. The PO prepared the stop report, and it didn't say the P/S was not available. so the report should not have been signed off on by the desk officer. A cops immediate supervisor is not a lieutenant and the Patrol Supervisor was available.
I say I supervisor should't have signed the report, on those grounds.
anyone agree?
I am sure most people chose that's answer choice not because it didn't mention PS but because entire stop bull****.
"cv stated that that male yell obscenities at her"lol. And perps answer to PO when he was stopped-"I am leaving"
no 250 should have been prepared to begin with, look at Level 3 and forget about patrol supervisor
-- Edited by sig226 on Saturday 26th of August 2017 01:28:21 PM
True you only do stops for penal law felonies and misdemeanors and not violations. Lol
u do stop report for felonies and penal law misdemeanors.
crappants said
Aug 26, 2017
Says who?
monkeybones said
Aug 26, 2017
PATROL SUPERVISOR/ UNIT SUPERVISOR
SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS:
28. Respond to the scene of stops when feasible.
29. Discuss the circumstances of the stop with the member of the service and review the STOP REPORT.
a.Determine whether all captions are completed and all relevant check boxes are checked.
b.Confirm that the STOP REPORT states in plain language a specific suspected felony or Penal Law misdemeanor.
c.Determine whether the officers description in the Narrative (Describe the Circumstances That Led to the Stop) caption includes the facts and circumstances relied upon by the officer to conclude that there was reasonable suspicion that the person stopped had committed, was committing, or was about to commit a felony or Penal Law misdemeanor.
d.If the person was frisked, determine whether the officers description in the Narrative (Describe the Circumstances That Led to the Frisk and/or Search, if Conducted. Include Area Searched) caption includes the facts and circumstances relied upon by the officer to conclude that there was reasonable suspicion that the person was armed and dangerous and, if a search was conducted, the facts and circumstances that provided the basis for the search, the area searched and whether a weapon or other contraband was recovered.
e.Complete the Supervisory Action (Must Complete) caption. Consider the facts and information as conveyed by the member and recorded on the STOP REPORT and in the members ACTIVITY LOG and determine whether:
(1) The stop was based upon reasonable suspicion of a felony or Penal Law misdemeanor
(2) If the person was frisked, whether the frisk was supported by a reasonable suspicion that the person was armed and dangerous; and
(3) If the person was searched, whether there was a sufficient basis for the search.
f.If appropriate, instruct member of the service and/or refer for additional training and/or other remedial action, including, disciplinary action and indicate such in the Follow-Up Action (If appropriate) caption.
g.Direct the member to make necessary corrections to the STOP REPORT if the report is inaccurate or incomplete.
Complete and sign the STOP REPORT.
monkeybones said
Aug 26, 2017
Determine, Instruct, Annotate, Sign
Lt_Plz said
Aug 26, 2017
So sign it or don't sign it. Seems to me that signing it is an absolute. I dunno
They didn't have One
yes there was. In basket question
I remember there was a question about the mos give it to his supervisor by the 2nd. But do you remember what the other question was?
Fke question
Wasn't it aboute the Supervisors Quartlery Eval? When does the supervisor habe to submit it by. Think the answer was the 10th day
(1) Documentation is mandatory for any rating above or below
Meets Standards.
Yes.
-- Edited by ROCKY IV SKIN on Friday 25th of August 2017 09:42:40 PM
I put frisk wasnt warranted and indeed perp wasn't frisked and supervisor shouldn't sign off 250.
I think they were talking about the quarterly reported to the ops coord.
No it was sign sergeant memobooks
Your being annoying don't u have some books to scratech in your squad???
Soon I will b scratching urs and stop posting questions
For the stop report... the report was signed off on by Lt. Justice who was the desk officer. The officer submits his stop report to the PS/immediate supervisor according to the guide, no? And only the D/O if neither is available. The PO prepared the stop report, and it didn't say the P/S was not available. so the report should not have been signed off on by the desk officer. A cops immediate supervisor is not a lieutenant and the Patrol Supervisor was available.
I say I supervisor should't have signed the report, on those grounds.
anyone agree?
i agree that's why i picked it
It's a completely different test! And u would never sign my book in my cushy gig
I am sure most people chose that's answer choice not because it didn't mention PS but because entire stop bull****.
"cv stated that that male yell obscenities at her"lol. And perps answer to PO when he was stopped-"I am leaving"
no 250 should have been prepared to begin with, look at Level 3 and forget about patrol supervisor
-- Edited by sig226 on Saturday 26th of August 2017 01:28:21 PM
True you only do stops for penal law felonies and misdemeanors and not violations. Lol
u do stop report for felonies and penal law misdemeanors.
PATROL SUPERVISOR/ UNIT SUPERVISOR
SUPERVISORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS:
28. Respond to the scene of stops when feasible.
29. Discuss the circumstances of the stop with the member of the service and review the STOP REPORT.
a. Determine whether all captions are completed and all relevant check boxes are checked.
b. Confirm that the STOP REPORT states in plain language a specific suspected felony or Penal Law misdemeanor.
c. Determine whether the officers description in the Narrative (Describe the Circumstances That Led to the Stop) caption includes the facts and circumstances relied upon by the officer to conclude that there was reasonable suspicion that the person stopped had committed, was committing, or was about to commit a felony or Penal Law misdemeanor.
d. If the person was frisked, determine whether the officers description in the Narrative (Describe the Circumstances That Led to the Frisk and/or Search, if Conducted. Include Area Searched) caption includes the facts and circumstances relied upon by the officer to conclude that there was reasonable suspicion that the person was armed and dangerous and, if a search was conducted, the facts and circumstances that provided the basis for the search, the area searched and whether a weapon or other contraband was recovered.
e. Complete the Supervisory Action (Must Complete) caption. Consider the facts and information as conveyed by the member and recorded on the STOP REPORT and in the members ACTIVITY LOG and determine whether:
(1) The stop was based upon reasonable suspicion of a felony or Penal Law misdemeanor
(2) If the person was frisked, whether the frisk was supported by a reasonable suspicion that the person was armed and dangerous; and
(3) If the person was searched, whether there was a sufficient basis for the search.
f. If appropriate, instruct member of the service and/or refer for additional training and/or other remedial action, including, disciplinary action and indicate such in the Follow-Up Action (If appropriate) caption.
g. Direct the member to make necessary corrections to the STOP REPORT if the report is inaccurate or incomplete.
Complete and sign the STOP REPORT.
So sign it or don't sign it. Seems to me that signing it is an absolute. I dunno