Perceived Subject Actions
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The officers perception of suspects actions and threat presented.
- Compliant, Resistant (passive), Resistant (active), Assaultive (bodily harm),
Assaultive (serious bodily injury/death).
Using OC on domestic or wild animals
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, Do not rely on oc alone to stop and domestic or wild animals from
attacking. Spray animals from tip of nose to center of eyes. If used on
domestic animal, notify or attempt to locate owner. Provide owner with
instructions for post exposure care (rinse animals eyes out with water) and
seek advice from vet if animal does not being recovering within 45 minutes.
Searching (best practices)
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Use a systematic approach. Feel and look before reaching into clothing for
objects that are unknown or can't be seen. Always maintain physical control
while searching
Serious bodily Harm
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An injury that results in a permanent disfigurement, loss/impairment of a
bodily function, limb, or organ. Or that causes substantial risk of death.
Contact Officer Tasks
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, At the #1 position. Does all the talking, conducts interviews and takes notes,
conducts radio transmissions, initiates all activities (frisk, arrest), gives
directions to cover officer
Baton blocks
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High block, low block, middle block, side block
Threat Perception Categories
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Strategic, Tactical, Volatile, Harmful, Lethal
High Guard Stance
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Feet slightly wider than shoulder width, more bend in the knees stance,
hands up near face with elbows in near torso, hands up to protect
head/face.
OC Exposure Care Best Practices
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The officers perception of suspects actions and threat presented.
- Compliant, Resistant (passive), Resistant (active), Assaultive (bodily harm),
Assaultive (serious bodily injury/death).
Using OC on domestic or wild animals
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, Do not rely on oc alone to stop and domestic or wild animals from
attacking. Spray animals from tip of nose to center of eyes. If used on
domestic animal, notify or attempt to locate owner. Provide owner with
instructions for post exposure care (rinse animals eyes out with water) and
seek advice from vet if animal does not being recovering within 45 minutes.
Searching (best practices)
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Use a systematic approach. Feel and look before reaching into clothing for
objects that are unknown or can't be seen. Always maintain physical control
while searching
Serious bodily Harm
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An injury that results in a permanent disfigurement, loss/impairment of a
bodily function, limb, or organ. Or that causes substantial risk of death.
Contact Officer Tasks
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, At the #1 position. Does all the talking, conducts interviews and takes notes,
conducts radio transmissions, initiates all activities (frisk, arrest), gives
directions to cover officer
Baton blocks
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High block, low block, middle block, side block
Threat Perception Categories
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Strategic, Tactical, Volatile, Harmful, Lethal
High Guard Stance
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Feet slightly wider than shoulder width, more bend in the knees stance,
hands up near face with elbows in near torso, hands up to protect
head/face.
OC Exposure Care Best Practices
