Which of the following is listed as disqualifying behavior for officers?

• A. Engages in sex while on duty
• B. Sexual harassment
• C. Unprofessional relationship with an inmate
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Maintaining professional boundaries and conduct is essential for safety, security, and integrity in corrections. Engaging in sexual activity while on duty directly violates policy, undermines mission-critical operations, and erodes trust. Sexual harassment creates a hostile work environment and violates respectful workplace standards. Having an unprofessional relationship with an inmate compromises safety, coercion risk, and the integrity of the officer-inmate dynamic. Since each of these behaviors is disqualifying on its own, the option that covers all of them correctly identifies the full scope of disqualifying behavior.