Police Vocabulary Quiz

What does the term "Arrest" mean?Choose the correct answer:

To release someone from custody.
The act of taking someone into custody due to suspected wrongdoing.
To declare someone guilty of a crime.
A method where witnesses identify criminals.

Which term refers to money paid to release a person from custody, ensuring their appearance in court?Choose the correct answer:

Warrant
Felony
Bail
Plea

What is a "Mugshot"?Choose the correct answer:

A photograph taken of a person after they are arrested.
A written statement confirmed by oath.
A document issued by a court.
A method where witnesses identify criminals.

What does "BOLO" stand for?Choose the correct answer:

Be On the Lookout
Beyond Official Law Order
Base of Law Operations
Before Official Law Operations

Which term refers to the application of scientific methods to solve crimes?Choose the correct answer:

Ballistics
Autopsy
Forensics
Alibi

What is an "Alibi"?Choose the correct answer:

A formal accusation initiating a criminal case.
An account of where one was at the time of an incident, used as evidence of innocence.
The person believed to have committed the crime.
A medical examination of a deceased person.

What does "Miranda Rights" refer to?Choose the correct answer:

Rights of the police officers.
The rights read to an arrested person, including the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney.
A formal declaration in court.
The rights of a witness.

Which term refers to an inexperienced officer or new recruit in the police force?Choose the correct answer:

Lieutenant
Detective
Rookie
Chief of Police

What is a "Stakeout"?Choose the correct answer:

The act of walking or driving around an area to keep it safe.
The surveillance of a location or person to gather evidence.
A sudden and surprise entry by police.
A broadcast from one police station to all others.

Which term refers to crimes related to immoral activities, like prostitution or illegal gambling?Choose the correct answer:

Perimeter
Raided
Vice
Cold case