NC BLET S.C.A.T.
3 spray styles - ANS-1. 1 character - circle toward face
2. Crowds - horizontal
3. Animals - vertical alongside the snout
A baton may be used to - ANS-understand, restrain, shield, or counterattack
An officer is judged based at the totality of the - ANS-situations/regarded elements
Closed mode moves with effect weapon - ANS-close contact techniques designed to offer safe
separation from an assaultive situation
Decisions have to be primarily based on - ANS-the totality of the circumstances
Detail moves done by the suspect and actions you took in - ANS-the usage of pressure record
Diagonal - ANS-isn't an OC spray pattern
Force Factors/Variables - ANS-a. Concern behavior
b. Totality of the circumstances
c. Environmental conditions
d. Response time/distance from difficulty
e. More than one subjects/ officer
f. Length & gender of officer/suspect
g. Ability degree of officer
h. Obvious skill stage of suspect
i. Age of suspect/officer
j. Damage or exhaustion
k. Weapon availability
l. Availability of alternative movements
m. Previous information of suspect
Force options - ANS-non-deadly pressure, and lethal pressure
If a topic is going in your weapon, as an LEO this makes it a - ANS-deadly pressure situation
Non-verbal cues that cause resistance - ANS-Heavy/audible respiration; clenching of teeth;
uncommon sweating; fist clenching; weight transferring; target glancing; ceasing of all motion;
"dressing down"; spitting; ignoring or staring thru you
OC spray can purpose harm to the eyes at a distance of - ANS-36 inches or much less
3 spray styles - ANS-1. 1 character - circle toward face
2. Crowds - horizontal
3. Animals - vertical alongside the snout
A baton may be used to - ANS-understand, restrain, shield, or counterattack
An officer is judged based at the totality of the - ANS-situations/regarded elements
Closed mode moves with effect weapon - ANS-close contact techniques designed to offer safe
separation from an assaultive situation
Decisions have to be primarily based on - ANS-the totality of the circumstances
Detail moves done by the suspect and actions you took in - ANS-the usage of pressure record
Diagonal - ANS-isn't an OC spray pattern
Force Factors/Variables - ANS-a. Concern behavior
b. Totality of the circumstances
c. Environmental conditions
d. Response time/distance from difficulty
e. More than one subjects/ officer
f. Length & gender of officer/suspect
g. Ability degree of officer
h. Obvious skill stage of suspect
i. Age of suspect/officer
j. Damage or exhaustion
k. Weapon availability
l. Availability of alternative movements
m. Previous information of suspect
Force options - ANS-non-deadly pressure, and lethal pressure
If a topic is going in your weapon, as an LEO this makes it a - ANS-deadly pressure situation
Non-verbal cues that cause resistance - ANS-Heavy/audible respiration; clenching of teeth;
uncommon sweating; fist clenching; weight transferring; target glancing; ceasing of all motion;
"dressing down"; spitting; ignoring or staring thru you
OC spray can purpose harm to the eyes at a distance of - ANS-36 inches or much less
