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

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Which term refers specifically to issues related to a disturbance involving an intoxicated individual?

  1. Disturbance—Family

  2. Disturbance—Drunk

  3. Disturbance—Fight

  4. Disturbance—Noise

The correct answer is: Disturbance—Drunk

The term that specifically pertains to issues arising from a disturbance involving an intoxicated individual is "Disturbance—Drunk." This terminology is used in law enforcement and emergency response to clearly categorize incidents that involve individuals who are under the influence of alcohol, which can often lead to erratic behavior, public safety concerns, or potential escalation of conflict. In the context of policing or incident reporting, using the term "Disturbance—Drunk" helps officers and dispatchers quickly identify the nature of the incident, allowing for appropriate resources to be allocated, such as understanding that special handling might be needed due to the intoxication factor. This distinction is particularly important as it sets expectations for the response strategy, as intoxicated individuals can behave unpredictably compared to disturbances that might involve other factors, such as domestic issues or noise complaints. The other options refer to different kinds of disturbances that do not inherently include intoxication as a primary element, which is why they are less pertinent in the context of a disturbance specifically involving an intoxicated person.