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- 1. 3rd TRIMESTER REVIEW BY P.O. TAORMINA
- 3. William Peters is arrested by P.O. Ellis for Petit Larceny. Upon presenting the Prisoner to the Desk Officer, P.O. Ellis warns Mr. Peters that if he lies about his Name/address/D.O.B. he will have another charge against him. After Mr. Peters Fingerprints are verified, they come back to a Peter Williams, Mr. Williams Should be charged with: A. Criminal Impersonation – Misdemeanor B. Criminal Impersonation – Felony C. False Personation – Misdemeanor D. False Personation – Felony
- 4. William Peters is arrested by P.O. Ellis for Petit Larceny. Upon presenting the Prisoner to the Desk Officer, P.O. Ellis warns Mr. Peters that if he lies about his Name/address/D.O.B. he will have another charge against him. After Mr. Peters Fingerprints are verified, they come back to a Peter Williams, Mr. Williams Should be charged with: C. False Personation – Misdemeanor
- 14. WEAPONS
- 30. DRUG OFFENSES
- 52. INTEGRITY CRIMES AND LIABILITY ISSUES
- 63. CHAPTER 31: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
- 103. SUMMONSES
- 111. QUALITY OF LIFE ISSUES
- 119. MAINTAINING PUBLIC ORDER
- 148. PATROL OPERATIONS