Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board (ILETSB) Practice Exam

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What are the three basic teams involved in operations related to search and arrest?

  1. The S.W.A.T. Team, The Logistic Team, The Medical Team

  2. The Entry Team, The Support Team, The Search Team

  3. The Entry Team, The Cover Team, The Search Team

  4. The Capture Team, The Extraction Team, The Search Team

The correct answer is: The Entry Team, The Cover Team, The Search Team

In law enforcement operations concerning search and arrest, the correct grouping involves the Entry Team, the Cover Team, and the Search Team. The Entry Team is responsible for actually entering the premises to initiate the arrest or search, often facing the immediate threat in a scenario where suspects may be armed or otherwise dangerous. Their training and tactics are designed to secure the situation as quickly and safely as possible. The Cover Team plays a critical role by providing support from a tactical position, ensuring that the Entry Team is protected while they perform their duties. This team helps to manage threats that might emerge during the operation, giving the Entry Team a greater chance to accomplish their objectives safely. The Search Team conducts the thorough investigation of the premises after the Entry Team has secured it. Their task is to locate any evidence, suspects, or contraband necessary for the investigation. This team typically works in conjunction with the Entry Team to ensure a comprehensive search is performed. Each of these teams has distinct functions that are integral to the overall success and safety of a search and arrest operation, making them essential components of law enforcement tactical operations.