SCCJA Block 3 Question with complete solution 2023

Active Shooter - Answer - Suspect who's activity is immediately causing death and serious bodily injury Armed Barricaded Suspect - Answer - A suspect who is in a position of tactical advantage, usually barricaded in a room, building or vehicle, who is armed with a weapon. Timeline of Violence - Answer - Period of time from the suspect's first violent action until the action is stopped Incident Transition - Answer - That point in the incident where the active shooter, stops his/her violent actions and tries to escape What is the number one objective in stopping an active shooter? - Answer - To find, confront, and stop the deadly threat (Locate, Isolate, Control) Identify ways of preparing for an active shooter? - Answer - 1) History and lessons learned 2) 5 Stages of an active shooter incident 3) Preparation prior to an incident 4) Active Shooter (profiling) Identify and demonstrate initial deployment procedures to include en route tasks and procedures when arriving on scene for an active shooter? - Answer - When En Route, Obtain pertinent info, description of shooter, location, and diagram. Determine initial deployment location. Determine ETA of other officers and coordinate. Initial deployment from secured location. Upon Arrival on Scene, quickly check gear, coordinate with other units, based on your senses upon arrival. (Smoke, blood, gunshots, etc) Identify and demonstrate proper tactics and techniques when coming into contact with suspect? - Answer - 1) Locate and stop threat ASAP 2) Emotion and chaos of an active shooting scene, will most likely result in unreliable info regarding numbers and description of suspects. 3) When a suspect is encountered he/she must immediately surrender and become compliant or be stopped with justifiable force. 4) If suspect surrenders, officer safety dictates that you bring the suspect to you while you remain in cover. 5) If suspect stops being active shooter and barricades himself while taking hostages, the situation's priorities change to containment, aid, and evacuation for the injured. (Scene preservation) 6) Once the threat has been eliminated, personnel can be assigned to manage and protect the crime scene.