Questions and CORRECT Answers
The Oklahoma Custody and Control System is defined as: verbal; physical
_____ skills supported by ___ alternatives.
, When should an officer do a threat assessment for a call Continuously
they were sent to?
When a peace officer continues to apply physical force in excessive force
excess of the force permitted by the law, or said agency
policies and guidelines, to a person who has been
rendered incapable of resisting arrest, the officer would
have used what type of force?
When should you check your handcuffs for damage? Before you go on duty.
While conducting an interview, officers should approach one
and attempt to maintain a relative position to the suspect
in zone __ _.
What is the maximum effective range of an O.C. canister? 15 feet
It is not important for an officer to be aware of the non- False
verbal signals they are sending.
According to Graham v. Connor, officers must utilize Reasonable Officer Standard
force in accordance with the _.
Utilizing the Baton Chart, which area, when struck with a yellow area
police baton, may result in a high potential for control,
moderate potential for serious injury?
Which of the following is the Oklahoma State Statute that 22 O.S. 34.1 and 34.2
deals with excessive force by Oklahoma peace officers?
Which of the following can be considered a sign of Correctly following commands
compliance?
A suspect confronts you with a handgun to your head. when you notice or cause the suspect's attention to divert
The best time to perform a disarming technique would be
_____.
The proper method for the deployment of O.C. is _____. assume a defensive stance; take O.C. out of holder; spray with strong hand
directly into subject's face, using your support hand to protect your face and/or
head
What is the key concept in Custody and Control? control
To keep from becoming injured, what zone do officers zone zero
want to avoid as much as possible?
Voice commands can be used ______________. To allow witnesses to understand what is happening in the situation
What are the three (3) steps in the Handgun secure, position, release
Retention/Disarm System?