Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department (LASD) RADIO Practice Exam

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What term is used to describe an adult or juvenile who is located during a search?

Missing Critical
Found Adult/Juvenile
Person Acting Suspiciously
Illegal Peddling

The correct answer is: Found Adult/Juvenile

The term "Found Adult/Juvenile" accurately describes an individual, whether an adult or a juvenile, who has been located during a search. This designation is commonly used in various contexts related to law enforcement and search efforts to indicate that the individual who was previously unaccounted for (such as someone reported missing or lost) has been successfully located. It conveys a clear and straightforward status update, and it’s essential for documenting the outcome of search operations. The other options do not pertain to individuals found during a search. "Missing Critical" might suggest someone who is critically missing, but it does not refer to the status of a found individual. "Person Acting Suspiciously" describes behavior rather than the status of a located individual. "Illegal Peddling" refers specifically to the act of selling goods unlawfully, which is unrelated to the context of locating individuals during a search. Thus, "Found Adult/Juvenile" is the most accurate and relevant term in this scenario.