When an Officer Does Not Have Probable Cause to Arrest

question 7

Multiple Choice

When an officer does not have probable cause to arrest but her or his suspicions are legitimately aroused by the unusual or suspicious behavior of an individual, the officer can:

• A) request an arrest warrant.
• B) perform a stop and frisk.
• C) request immediate backup.
• D) conduct a search incident to an arrest.

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