LEO Phase II Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified
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Intervention Options ✔Correct Answer-- Presence
- Dialog
- Control Alternatives
- Protective Alternatives
- Deadly Force
Follow Through Considerations ✔Correct Answer-- Stabilize
- Monitor/Debrief
- Search
- Transport
- Turn over/release
Three Approach Considerations ✔Correct Answer-- Make a contact decision
- Deploy your resources
- Evaluate the threat level
Symptoms of Medically Significant Behavior ✔Correct Answer-- Abrupt onset
- Agitation or excitement
- Confusion and impaired thinking / perception
- Bizarre, often violent behavior directed at objects esp. glass
- Superhuman strength and insensitivity to pain
- Profuse sweating and clothing removal caused by extremely high body temp
When can officers use force? ✔Correct Answer-- to achieve and maintain control of resistive
subjects
- to detain persons reasonably suspected of criminal behavior
- to make lawful arrests
- in defense of self or others to prevent escape
Three DAAT Rules ✔Correct Answer-1. No officers are injured
2. No suspects are injured needlessly
3. No one is accepted/detained or released improperly
Control Distances (DAAT) ✔Correct Answer-Public 7-12 feet
Social 4-12 feet
Personal 1.5-4 feet
Intimate 0-1.5 feet
Threat Assessment Opportunities ✔Correct Answer-- Resistive tension
,- Early Warning Signs
- Pre-attack postures
- Indications of mental illness, emotional disturbance, or medically significant behavior
- Weapon control factors
What are Special Circumstances? Give examples ✔Correct Answer-- Factors or situation that
may justify rapid escalation of force or selection of higher force options
- Reasonable perception of threat
- Special knowledge of subject
- Sudden assault
- Injury or exhaustion
- Equipment or training
- Availability of back up
- Your physical positioning
- Subject's ability to escalate force rapidly
Pre-Attack Postures ✔Correct Answer-- Boxer Stance
- Shoulder set
- Target glance
- 1000 yard stare
- Hand set
Level / Stage / Degree of Stabilization ✔Correct Answer-Presence stabilization
Verbal stabilization
Standing stabilization
Wall stabilization
Ground stabilization
Special restraints
Five Modes of DAAT ✔Correct Answer-1. Presence
2. Dialog
3. Control Alternatives
4. Protective Alternatives
5. Deadly Force
Purpose of Presence in Intervention options ✔Correct Answer-To present a visible display of
authority
Three topics under Presence in Intervention Options ✔Correct Answer-Open Stance
Ready Stance
Defensive Stance
Purpose of Dialog and 4 sub topics ✔Correct Answer-To verbally persuade
,1. Search Talk
2. Persuasion
3. Light Control Talk
4. Heavy Control Talk
Purpose of Control Alternatives and 4 sub topics ✔Correct Answer-To overcome passive
resistance, active resistance, or their threats
1. Escort holds
2. Compliance holds
3. Control devices (OC/ECD)
4. Passive countermeasures
Purpose of Escort Holds and 2 Types ✔Correct Answer-To safely initiate physical contact
- Blanket
- Escort position
Purpose of Compliance Hold and Two Types ✔Correct Answer-To overcome passive resistance
- Come Along
- Pressure Points
Two Pressure Points ✔Correct Answer-- Mandibular Angle (point below ear)
- Hypoglassal (jaw line)
Purpose of Control Devices and Two Types ✔Correct Answer-To overcome active resistance or
its threat
Oleoresin Capsicum (OC)
Electronic Control Device
Purpose of Passive Countermeasures ✔Correct Answer-To decentralize
4 types of Passive Counter Measures ✔Correct Answer-- Secure the head
- Hug yourself
- Lower your center
- Pull in - Push Down
Purpose of Protective Alternatives ✔Correct Answer-To overcome continued resistance,
assaultive behavior, or their threats
Three types of Protective Alternatives ✔Correct Answer-Active Counter Measures
Incapacitating Technique
, Intermediate Weapons (baton)
Purpose of Active Countermeasures and 2 types ✔Correct Answer-To create a dysfunction
- Vertical stun
- Focused strikes
Purpose of Incapacitating Technique and 2 types ✔Correct Answer-To cause immediate
temporary cessation of evident behavior
Diffuse strike from front and rear
Purpose of Intermediate Weapon ✔Correct Answer-To impede
Eight Focused Strikes ✔Correct Answer-- Reaction Hand Strike
- Reaction Forearm Strike
- Strong Hand Strike
- Strong Forearm Strike
- Reaction Front Kick
- Reaction Knee Strike
- Strong Angle Knee Strike
- Strong Angle Kick
Definition of Deadly Force ✔Correct Answer-The intentional use of a firearm or other
instrument, the use of which would result in a high probability of death.
5 Baton Strikes ✔Correct Answer-- Baton Jab
- Baton Jab - Multiple Strikes
- Angle Strike
- Angle Cross Over Strike
- Multiple / over load strikes
Purpose of Deadly Force ✔Correct Answer-To stop the threat
R.E.A.C.T. ✔Correct Answer-Request Cooperation
Explain Reason
Allow Choice
Check Decision - Is there anything I can say to...?
Take Action
D.O.N.E. ✔Correct Answer-Danger
Overriding Concern
No Progress
Escape
Answers |Actual Complete Update |Already Graded A+
Intervention Options ✔Correct Answer-- Presence
- Dialog
- Control Alternatives
- Protective Alternatives
- Deadly Force
Follow Through Considerations ✔Correct Answer-- Stabilize
- Monitor/Debrief
- Search
- Transport
- Turn over/release
Three Approach Considerations ✔Correct Answer-- Make a contact decision
- Deploy your resources
- Evaluate the threat level
Symptoms of Medically Significant Behavior ✔Correct Answer-- Abrupt onset
- Agitation or excitement
- Confusion and impaired thinking / perception
- Bizarre, often violent behavior directed at objects esp. glass
- Superhuman strength and insensitivity to pain
- Profuse sweating and clothing removal caused by extremely high body temp
When can officers use force? ✔Correct Answer-- to achieve and maintain control of resistive
subjects
- to detain persons reasonably suspected of criminal behavior
- to make lawful arrests
- in defense of self or others to prevent escape
Three DAAT Rules ✔Correct Answer-1. No officers are injured
2. No suspects are injured needlessly
3. No one is accepted/detained or released improperly
Control Distances (DAAT) ✔Correct Answer-Public 7-12 feet
Social 4-12 feet
Personal 1.5-4 feet
Intimate 0-1.5 feet
Threat Assessment Opportunities ✔Correct Answer-- Resistive tension
,- Early Warning Signs
- Pre-attack postures
- Indications of mental illness, emotional disturbance, or medically significant behavior
- Weapon control factors
What are Special Circumstances? Give examples ✔Correct Answer-- Factors or situation that
may justify rapid escalation of force or selection of higher force options
- Reasonable perception of threat
- Special knowledge of subject
- Sudden assault
- Injury or exhaustion
- Equipment or training
- Availability of back up
- Your physical positioning
- Subject's ability to escalate force rapidly
Pre-Attack Postures ✔Correct Answer-- Boxer Stance
- Shoulder set
- Target glance
- 1000 yard stare
- Hand set
Level / Stage / Degree of Stabilization ✔Correct Answer-Presence stabilization
Verbal stabilization
Standing stabilization
Wall stabilization
Ground stabilization
Special restraints
Five Modes of DAAT ✔Correct Answer-1. Presence
2. Dialog
3. Control Alternatives
4. Protective Alternatives
5. Deadly Force
Purpose of Presence in Intervention options ✔Correct Answer-To present a visible display of
authority
Three topics under Presence in Intervention Options ✔Correct Answer-Open Stance
Ready Stance
Defensive Stance
Purpose of Dialog and 4 sub topics ✔Correct Answer-To verbally persuade
,1. Search Talk
2. Persuasion
3. Light Control Talk
4. Heavy Control Talk
Purpose of Control Alternatives and 4 sub topics ✔Correct Answer-To overcome passive
resistance, active resistance, or their threats
1. Escort holds
2. Compliance holds
3. Control devices (OC/ECD)
4. Passive countermeasures
Purpose of Escort Holds and 2 Types ✔Correct Answer-To safely initiate physical contact
- Blanket
- Escort position
Purpose of Compliance Hold and Two Types ✔Correct Answer-To overcome passive resistance
- Come Along
- Pressure Points
Two Pressure Points ✔Correct Answer-- Mandibular Angle (point below ear)
- Hypoglassal (jaw line)
Purpose of Control Devices and Two Types ✔Correct Answer-To overcome active resistance or
its threat
Oleoresin Capsicum (OC)
Electronic Control Device
Purpose of Passive Countermeasures ✔Correct Answer-To decentralize
4 types of Passive Counter Measures ✔Correct Answer-- Secure the head
- Hug yourself
- Lower your center
- Pull in - Push Down
Purpose of Protective Alternatives ✔Correct Answer-To overcome continued resistance,
assaultive behavior, or their threats
Three types of Protective Alternatives ✔Correct Answer-Active Counter Measures
Incapacitating Technique
, Intermediate Weapons (baton)
Purpose of Active Countermeasures and 2 types ✔Correct Answer-To create a dysfunction
- Vertical stun
- Focused strikes
Purpose of Incapacitating Technique and 2 types ✔Correct Answer-To cause immediate
temporary cessation of evident behavior
Diffuse strike from front and rear
Purpose of Intermediate Weapon ✔Correct Answer-To impede
Eight Focused Strikes ✔Correct Answer-- Reaction Hand Strike
- Reaction Forearm Strike
- Strong Hand Strike
- Strong Forearm Strike
- Reaction Front Kick
- Reaction Knee Strike
- Strong Angle Knee Strike
- Strong Angle Kick
Definition of Deadly Force ✔Correct Answer-The intentional use of a firearm or other
instrument, the use of which would result in a high probability of death.
5 Baton Strikes ✔Correct Answer-- Baton Jab
- Baton Jab - Multiple Strikes
- Angle Strike
- Angle Cross Over Strike
- Multiple / over load strikes
Purpose of Deadly Force ✔Correct Answer-To stop the threat
R.E.A.C.T. ✔Correct Answer-Request Cooperation
Explain Reason
Allow Choice
Check Decision - Is there anything I can say to...?
Take Action
D.O.N.E. ✔Correct Answer-Danger
Overriding Concern
No Progress
Escape
