LESB Phase 2 Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed

LESB Phase 2 Exam Questions and Answers Already Passed Your goal is always to get subjects to ______ __________. Comply voluntarily DAAT techniques are _________ skills, which mean that they involve both the brain and the muscles. Psychomotor When can officers use force? - To achieve and maintain control of resistive subjects - To detain persons reasonably suspected of criminal behavior - To make lawful arrests - To defend themselves or others - To prevent escape Subject ________ is a perception based on an officer's training, experience, and the fact situation Control What are the limits on use of force? - The U.S. Constitution - Wisconsin law - Agency policy - Officer training USSC case which found that LE officers' use of force against subjects was a type of seizure, and therefore, under the constitution had to be "objectively reasonable" Graham v. Connor Use of force must fit into on of these categories: - A trained technique - A dynamic application of a trained technique - A technique not trained, but justifiable under the circumstances Wisconsin's system of Defensive and Arrest Tactics is defined as.... A system of verbalization skills coupled with physical alternatives. The DAAT system is backed by two important concepts that guide Wisconsin LE: - Incident response - Disturbance resolution In your initial approach to a disturbance, you need to do three things: - Make a contact decision - Deploy your resources - Evaluate the threat level The _____ determines the level of force officers must use to establish control. Suspect Five key rules for use of force: - Purpose for UOF is to gain control in pursuit of a legitimate LE objective - You may initially use the level and degree of force that is reasonably necessary to achieve control - At any time if the level of force you are using is not effective to gain control, you may disengage and/or escalate to a higher level of force - Once you have gained control of a subject, you must reduce the level of force to that needed to maintain control - You must always maintain a position of advantage Fighting rules: -be effective from the beginning -never spar with anyone -hit as hard as you can -attempt to create a dysfunction -get the confrontation over quickly Levels of awareness: White (unaware) - total relaxation in a safe place Yellow (relaxed but alert) - scanning for possible threats Orange (ready to act) - focusing on possible threats Red (action state) - responding to threats: disengaging and/or escalating Black (blind panic) - indecisive and/or excessive response to threat Control alternative are divided into four groups: - Escort holds - Compliance holds - Control devices - Passive countermeasures Two fundamental questions you must answer in "decision making".... - Is it legal for me to take the action that I am considering? - Is it wise for me to do so at this time? Tactical Deployment involves: - Control of distance