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Patrol techniques test Leave the first rating Save Terms in this set (66) Calls for service A term used to describe activity generated by crime complaints and request for service. 4.23.2.7- 4.23.2.8.4 Officers are required to do what Maintain control of their prisoners. If a prisoner is losing balance or falling it is required that the officers assist the prisoner with reasonable techniques such as a key lock control technique. 4.23.2.7 federal regulations require how many officers to escort high risk prisoner Two officers When transporting a prisoner in a police unit with a cage/shield the prisoner should be placed where In the right rear seat, handcuffed behind the back and seat belted When transporting a prisoner in a police unit without a cage/shield the prisoner should be placed where In the right front seat, handcuffed behind the back and seat belted. The officer needs to make sure their weapon is Secured and placed away from access to the prisoner 6.9.1,6.9.2,6.9.3 use of force is based on the standard objective reasonableness two court cases came from this Tennessee v. garner and graham v. Conner Force must be reasonable and necessary Force must fall within the Training guidelines 1. Trained technique 2. Dynamic application of a trained technique 3. Untrained technique justified by the critically of the situation There are three levels of police citizen encounters 4.19.1, 4.19.2, 4.19.3 1. Consensual ( any reason) 2. Detention ( Reasonable suspicion) 3, arrest ( Probable cause

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Terms in this set (66)


A term used to describe activity
Calls for service generated by crime complaints and
request for service.

Maintain control of their prisoners. If a
4.23.2.7- 4.23.2.8.4 prisoner is losing balance or falling it is
Officers are required that the officers assist the
required to do what prisoner with reasonable techniques such
as a key lock control technique.




4.23.2.7 federal Two officers
regulations require
how many officers
to escort high risk
prisoner

When transporting In the right rear seat, handcuffed behind
a prisoner in a the back and seat belted
police unit with a
cage/shield the
prisoner should be
placed where

, When transporting In the right front seat, handcuffed behind
a prisoner in a the back and seat belted.
police unit without
a cage/shield the
prisoner should be
placed where

The officer needs Secured and placed away from access to
to make sure their the prisoner
weapon is

6.9.1,6.9.2,6.9.3 use of Tennessee v. garner and graham v.
force is based on Conner
the standard
objective
reasonableness two
court cases came
from this

Force must be reasonable and necessary

Training guidelines


1. Trained technique
Force must fall
2. Dynamic application of a trained
within the
technique
3. Untrained technique justified by the
critically of the situation

There are three 1. Consensual ( any reason)
levels of police 2. Detention ( Reasonable suspicion)
citizen encounters 3, arrest ( Probable cause)
4.19.1, 4.19.2, 4.19.3

1. Moved deadly force under the 4th
amendment
2. Related a national standard regarding
Three effects of
the use of deadly force against fleeing
garner
suspects
3. Created the reasonable officer
standard

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