Wisconsin Jail School Questions and Answers Rated A+

Wisconsin Jail School Questions and Answers Rated A+ First Responder Philosophy Arrive Assess Alarm Evaluate Enter Stabilize Initial medical assessment Long term monitoring Communication Document/debrief Disturbance Resolution 1) Approach considerations 2) Intervention options 3) Follow-Through considerations Approach Considerations -Decision Making -Tactical Deployment -Tactical Evaluation Intervention Options A. Presence B. Dialog C. Control Alternatives D. Protective Alternatives E. Deadly Force Follow Through Considerations 1. Stabilize 2. Monitor/Debrief 3. Search 4. Escort 5. Transport 6. Turn-over/Release Done Danger, Overriding concern, No Progress, Escape O.I.R Opening, Information Gathering, Resolution React Request cooperation, Explain reason, Allow choice, Check Decision, Take action 7 types of searches 1 Visual 2 Frisk or pat search 3 Full body search 4 Custodial search 5 Strip search 6 Body content search 7 Body cavity search Passive Resistance Non-threatening and non-compliant behavior Active Resistance Behavior which physically counteracts an officers control efforts and which creates a risk of bodily harm to the officer, subject, and/or other person Use of Force Restrictions 1 US Constitution 2 WI State Statutes 3 WI Administrative Code 4 Agency Policy and Training Deadly Force Definition The intentional use of a firearm or other instrument that creates a high probability of death or great bodily harm Deadly Force Justification Behavior which has caused or immediately threatens to cause death or great bodily harm to you or another person