RCMP Police Aptitude Battery (RPAB) · Question
An officer finds a wallet with identification belonging to 'John Doe' and $500 cash. What is the most appropriate immediate action?
Following established protocols for found property ensures proper handling, chain of custody, and accountability. Contacting the owner may be a subsequent step,
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Question: An officer finds a wallet with identification belonging to 'John Doe' and $500 cash. What is the most appropriate immediate action?
Answer options:
- Attempt to contact John Doe to return the wallet.
- Keep the cash and deposit the wallet in lost and found. ✅ Inform dispatch and log the found property according to protocol.
- Leave the wallet at the scene as it might be a trap.
Correct answer: Inform dispatch and log the found property according to protocol.
Explanation: Following established protocols for found property ensures proper handling, chain of custody, and accountability. Contacting the owner may be a subsequent step, but logging is immediate.
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