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Key Rules for Use of Force
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Defense and Arrest Tactics (DAAT)
A system of verbalization skills coupled with physical alternatives.
Control
A perception based on an officer's training, experience and the fact
situation.
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, in
defense of self or others, and to prevent escapes.
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RESPOND Model
Report, Evaluate, Stabilize, Preserve, Organize, Normalize,
Document/Debrief
Disturbance Resolution
1. Approach Considerations 2. Intervention Options 3. Follow Through
Considerations
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