Module 1-3 Latest Update - l

Class D Security License Security Class D Module 1-3 Latest Update - l Exam 200 Questions and 100% Verified Correct Answers Guaranteed A+

"Battery" is legally defined as:

• Touch, including poking with a finger
• Touching or striking another person with a deadly weapon
• Inflicting injuries that require any level of medical attention

D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER: A

"Crime Prevention" is the action of deterring criminals from victimizing the client, the

client's assets and customers. This is best achieved by:

• Establishing a protection perimeter
• Creating access-control points
• Installing alarms and monitoring systems

D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER: D

"Simple Assault" is legally defined as:

• Threats, with intention, that carries the possibility of executing the threat.
• Simple verbal threats
• Threats in any shape or form that makes the promise to inflict pain or injury on the

recipient.

D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER: A

A "jury" is a group of individuals, who are under oath and selected to render a verdict.

(T/F) - CORRECT ANSWER: True

A "Warning Shot" is only allowable if the circumstances that would otherwise warrant

the use of deadly force are present (T/F) - CORRECT ANSWER: True

A colleague's attitude plays an important role that influences how an officer will respond to a situation. Which of the following is the attitude that will influence, most positively, other officers in their duties?

• Positive
• Upbeat
• Negative

D. A and B - CORRECT ANSWER: D

A crime scene is limited to the location where the crime occured (T/F) - CORRECT

ANSWER: False

A security guard should not carry a weapon or firearm unless it is required by the specific duty assigned (T/F) - CORRECT ANSWER: True 1 / 2

A Security Officer should not only know the general laws and statutes he is supposed to enforce but also peripheral laws that pertain to process he is trusted to protect. (T/F) -

CORRECT ANSWER: True

A subpoena is:

• A disease contracted by skin contact
• A sandwich provided to officers on duty when they are NOT able to leave their post
• A usual writ for the summoning of witnesses or submission of evidence

D. All of the above - CORRECT ANSWER: C

A tip/ gratuity is anything (monies, object or benefit) given to security officer for his/her

position of employment. Tips can be:

• A kind and acceptable way for customers to show their appreciation to the local

security guard for their work

• An ethical issues because then the officer may feel obligated to the person giving the

tip which creates a conflict of interest

• Accepted without consequences, depending on the situation
• Should never be accepted under any circumstances

E. B and D - CORRECT ANSWER: E

An officer may be required to attend a "pretrial meeting" to answer questions relating to

the case that they are involved. Prior to the meeting the officer should:

• NOT review his notes, in order to remove the possibility of contaminating his memory
• Thoroughly review his notes
• Thoroughly review his notes and all the available case. documentation

D. Waive their obligation to a pretrial questioning - CORRECT ANSWER: C

Before testifying, officers must take an oath or make an affirmation that his/her

testimony is the truth. (T/F) - CORRECT ANSWER: True

Depending on your work environment, business or residential, you may as a Security

Officer may need to:

• Adapt you knowledge and experience to integrate your duty in an existing client's

security program

• Learn how to operate special machinery in order to be able to provide direct

assistance during an emergency or in case of accident

• Undertake the responsibility of maintaining and repairing safety equipment
• Check the condition of vehicles entering level V hazardous areas - CORRECT

ANSWER: A

Due to extended shift and long hours, an officer may NOT be able to project a professional image 100% of the time. The general public understands this fact and has

some tolerance for downtime (T/F) - CORRECT ANSWER: False

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