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Before you put a person in your ______: - Verify their identity, using FCIC/NCIC, DAVID, fingerprinting scanner, CAD, etc. - Conduct a pate down for weapons - Ensure that the person's seat belt is securely fastened - Notify dispatch of the person's identity, the beginning and ending vehicle mileage, the starting location, and the intended destination. - Advise dispatch of any delays or changes during the noncustodial transport.

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1. Before you put a person in your ______: - Verify their identity, using FCIC/NCIC, DAVID, fingerprinting scanner, CAD, etc. - Conduct a pate down for weapons - Ensure that the person's seat belt is securely fastened - Notify dispatch of the person's identity, the beginning and ending vehicle mileage, the starting location, and the intended destination. - Advise dispatch of any delays or changes during the noncustodial transport.





 
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