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Demonstrate techniques for stopping and approaching suspects in
vehicles. (I)
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Demonstrate the methods for channeling traffic and for blocking or
closing a roadway. (I)
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Demonstrate the hand, whistle, and voice commands used to direct both
vehicular and pedestrian traffic under both day and night conditions.
(II)
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Define terms related to traffic accident investigations. (III)
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List the steps required to evaluate a two-vehicle injury collision
scene, interview witnesses, and take statements. (III)
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Use mathematical calculations to determine information needed for the
completion of accident reports. (III)
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Describe the proper procedures for responding to and reporting a
hit-and-run collision which has just occurred. (III)
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Complete a traffic accident form for a simulated accident. (III)
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Demonstrate the ability to prepare the following: a) a scaled diagram
of an intersection using the traffic template b) a collision diagram
utilizing the "Coordinate of Triangulation" method of location c) a
detailed field sketch along with pertinent field notes and accurate
recorded measurements of a simulated two vehicle injury collision.
(III)
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Demonstrate the ability to recognize, record, and collect physical
evidence; complete inventory forms, exchange slips, citations, and
diagrams; and secure and safeguard a simulated two-vehicle injury
collision scene. (III)
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Identify the symptoms of a suspect under the influence of alcohol or
drugs and demonstrate the ability to conduct field sobriety tests.
(IV)
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Identify non-alcohol or drug-related factors that may affect an
individual's ability to operate a motor vehicle. (IV)
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