Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Practice Exam

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When responding to an initial call for service, what should be preserved first?

  1. Property

  2. Life

  3. Crime scene

  4. Evidence

The correct answer is: Life

The preservation of life is the foremost priority for law enforcement officers when responding to an initial call for service. In any situation involving potential danger or emergencies, ensuring the safety and well-being of individuals involved is critical. This includes providing first aid, calling for medical assistance if necessary, and ensuring that no one is in imminent danger. Once the immediate threat to life has been addressed, officers can then focus on other important aspects of their response, such as securing the crime scene, collecting evidence, and managing property. The preservation of life not only aligns with the ethical duties of law enforcement but also sets the foundation for effective response and investigation processes that follow.