In a caged vehicle, where should the subject go?

The correct choice reflects the safest and most secure position for the subject in a caged vehicle, which is the rear passenger seat. This placement minimizes the risk of injury during transport and allows the law enforcement officer to maintain better control over the situation.

In a caged vehicle, designed specifically for transporting detainees, the rear compartment is typically equipped with safety features that prevent individuals from accessing the front of the vehicle. This ensures the officer's safety and helps maintain the integrity of the vehicle's secure environment. The subject should be positioned in the rear to reduce the likelihood of any potential escape attempts or confrontation with the officer.

Other options, such as placing the subject in the front passenger seat or the driver's seat, would create safety hazards and allow for potentially dangerous interactions with the officer. Positioning in the trunk is inappropriate and unsafe, as it does not provide an appropriate environment for a detainee and could lead to serious safety concerns. Overall, the rear passenger seat in a secured caged vehicle is intended to serve both the officer's and the subject's safety during transport.