Which one of the following is not true relevant to officers legally stopping vehicles?

You are certified state peace officer in roll call for the night shift, which is from 11 pm until 7 am.  The Sergeant is giving information for all the beats and assigns you to Beat 4.  As you are assigned to Beat 4, the Sergeant tells you that there have been seven break-ins reported in your area in home owner’s garages during the past week.  The fear, beside the loss of property, is that the “garage burglar” may morph into home burglaries.  Sarge tells you that several garage burglary victims gave a description of a slender white male with “scraggly long blonde hair” and that all incidents transpired between 2 and 4 am. While on patrol in the area the Sarge mentioned at 2:45 am, you notice a slender white male with blonde hair standing on a corner sitting on a bicycle.  Do you have enough “reasonable suspicion” to stop this individual under Terry? TRUE = Yes FALSE = No

Which one of the following is not an example of physical evidence?

When an officer stops a vehicle and inconsistencies between documents and what the driver tells the officer may provide clues to criminal behavior.

Most people believe that when they are in their private vehicle, they have the same privacy protection as when they are in their home.  Is this true or false?

What should NOT be done when treating a patient in shock?

In order to convict a person of a crime, the identity of the person to be convicted must be proven by evidence of his/her identy.

A showup is to single subjects as lineup is to multiple subjects.

The oldest and most common way to make identification of a defendant is by identification by a victim or witness.  However, victim/witness identification is one of the most unreliable forms of evidence.

Which of the following is NOT a dimension used in Hofstede’s Framework for analyzing cultures?