15-01 Incident Response (Use of Force/De-Escalation) Flashcards

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The Toronto Police Service (Service) places the highest value on the protection of life and the safety of its members and the public, with a greater —— for human life than the protection of property. Members of the Service have a responsibility to only use that force which is reasonably necessary to bring an incident under control effectively and safely.
——- is an aid to promote continuous ——-assessment and evaluation of every situation, and can assist members to understand and make use of a variety of force options to respond to potentially violent situations. It is not intended to serve as a ——–for a member’s use of force, nor does it prescribe specific response options appropriate to any given situation. However, the Model does provide a valuable framework for understanding and ——-the events associated with an incident involving a member’s use of force.

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regard
The Ontario Use of Force Model (Model)
critical
justification
.articulating

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The decision, whether force is to be used and the amount of force required, shall rest solely with the member who is ——involved in the event. Such decisions shall be made in a manner consistent with the member’s training, the philosophy and central themes of the Ontario Use of Force Model (Model) and the law.

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personally

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——– and ——— are core tools. De-escalation and communication methods must be considered continuously and used, where possible, even after use of force has occurred. Officers shall, in all situations involving the use of force, consider de-escalation tactics, including ——– predicated on the philosophy that protection of human life is a —– duty of the police.

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De-escalation
communication
disengagement
core

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De-escalation is defined as —— and non-verbal strategies intended to reduce the — of a conflict or crisis encountered by the police, with the intent of gaining compliance —— the application of force, or if force is necessary, reducing the amount of force so as not to exceed the amount of force reasonably required.

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verbal
intensity
without

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Supervision

 Supervisory Officer ——– mandatory when firearm is discharged
 Supervisory Officer notification mandatory when
 firearm is discharged
 conducted energy weapon has been used
 Officer in Charge of Division of occurrence notification mandatory when firearm is discharged
 ——- notification mandatory when firearm is discharged
 Supervisory Officer notification mandatory for any duty to report/duty to ——- incident

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attendance
Firearm Discharge Investigator (FDI)
intervene

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Procedure
The ————- empowers every person who is required or authorized to do anything in the ——— or enforcement of the law, when acting on reasonable grounds, to use as much force as necessary for that purpose. Every person is liable, both criminally and civilly, for any ——– or excessive force used.

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Criminal Code (CC)
administration
unjustified

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Training
Ontario Regulation 926/90 (O.Reg. 926/90) made under the Police Services Act (PSA) ——- a member of a police service from using force on another person, unless the member has successfully completed the prescribed training course on the use of force, and that at least once every twelve (12) months, members who may be required to use force on other persons receive a training course on the use of force. When a use of force option is employed, its application shall be in keeping with the training received. Techniques outside of the prescribed training are ————-, unless no other reasonable ———- exist.

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prohibits
discouraged
alternatives

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Approved Use of Force Options
Ontario Regulation 3/99 provides that, at minimum, police officers are
 issued a h——–
 issued —————- aerosol spray
 issued a b——– and
 trained in officer safety, ————- and physical control techniques

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 issued a handgun
 issued oleoresin capsicum (OC) aerosol spray
 issued a baton, and
 trained in officer safety, communication and physical control techniques

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Approved Use of Force Options

Members shall not use a weapon other than a firearm unless
 that type of weapon has been approved for use by the ————
 the weapon conforms to ——— standards established by the Solicitor General
 the weapon is ——– in accordance with standards established by the Solicitor General
 the weapon, in the course of a ——- exercise, is used on another member in compliance with —— Governance

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Solicitor General
technical
used
training
Service

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Intermediate Force Options
Members may use an ———– weapon such as their issued baton, OC spray or conducted energy weapon (CEW)
as a force option
 to prevent themselves from being ———- when violently attacked
 to prevent a ——– being taken from police custody
 to ———– an apparently dangerous person armed with an offensive weapon
 to ——— a potentially violent situation when other force options are not viable
 for any other lawful and ———- purpose

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intermediate
overpowered
prisoner
disarm
control
justifiable

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Weapons of Opportunity

Despite the foregoing, ———- in O.Reg. 926/90 or this Procedure —— a member from the reasonable use of weapons of opportunity when none of the approved options are available or appropriate to defend themselves or members of the
public

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nothing
prohibits

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Authorized Restraining Devices
Handcuffs, leg irons, spit shields and other restraints authorized by the ——–(e.g. plastic flexi–cuffs) may be
used
 to ——– the violent activities of a person in custody
 when prisoners are being ——– from one place to another
 to prevent a prisoner from ————

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Chief of Police
control
transferred
escaping

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Fleeing Suspect

A peace officer, and every person lawfully ——- the peace officer, is justified in using force that is intended or is likely to cause death or grievous ——- harm to a person to be arrested, if
a) the peace officer is proceeding ——— to arrest, with or without warrant, the person to be arrested;
b) the offence for which the person is to be arrested is one for which that person may be arrested without ————;
c) the person to be arrested takes ——— to avoid arrest;
d) the peace officer or other person using the force believes on ——— that the force is necessary for
the purpose of protecting the peace officer, the person lawfully assisting the peace officer or any other person from imminent or future death or grievous bodily harm; and
e) the flight cannot be prevented by reasonable means in a less ——- manner.
[Authority: CC, ss. 25(4)]

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assisting
bodily
lawfully
warrant
flight
reasonable grounds
violent

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Motor Vehicles

Discharging a firearm at a motor vehicle is an ——- method of disabling the vehicle. Discharging a firearm at a motor vehicle may present a hazard to both the officer and to the public. Police officers are ——— from discharging a firearm at a motor vehicle for the ——- purpose of disabling the vehicle.

Police officers shall not discharge a firearm at the operator or —— of a motor vehicle unless there exists an immediate threat of death or grievous bodily harm to officers and/or members of the public by a means other than the ——— .

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ineffective
prohibited
sole
occupants
vehicle

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Motor Vehicles

Police officers shall be cognizant that disabling the operator of the motor vehicle thereby disabling the control over the motor vehicle may also present a ——— to both the officer and the public.

Except while in a motor vehicle, officers shall not place themselves in the ——- of an occupied motor vehicle with the intention of preventing its ——-. Additionally, officers should not attempt to disable an occupied vehicle by —— into it.
Pursuant to Procedure 13–03 and 13–05, any apparent breach of this Procedure will be carefully considered on its ————
having regard to all the circumstances before ——– is commenced.

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hazard
path
escape
reaching
merits
discipline

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Excessive Force
Members who are authorized to use force, do not have an unlimited power to use that force on a person in the course of
their duties. The amount of force permitted is constrained by the principles of ———– , necessity and ——— . If an officer’s use of force is challenged there will be an evaluation of the officer’s subjective belief as to the nature of the danger, whether the subjective belief was ——-reasonable and whether the use of force was necessary and proportional to the danger.

An officer is prohibited from using force that is likely to cause death or grievous bodily harm, unless the officer believes that the force is necessary to protect themselves or another person from death, or grievous bodily harm. Any officer who is believed, upon reasonable grounds, to have used excessive force will be liable to ——-. (Authority: CC, s.25, s. 26).

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proportionality
reasonableness
objectively
criminal prosecution

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Duty to Report and Duty to ———
In accordance with the values of the Service, the law, procedure and the necessity to maintain the trust of the community,
all members shall ———- the reputation of the Service and comply with the duty to intervene and the duty to report ——— of other members of the Service and members of police services that the Service may be partnered with in the course of investigations or ——— activities.

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Intervene
safeguard
misconduct
day-to-day

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Duty to Report and Duty to Intervene

Any member who has a clear reason to believe that another member of the Service is engaging in conduct that constitutes misconduct including, but not limited to, assault or physical abuse (i.e. excessive use of force) involving any person, shall:

(a) Where feasible, ——— and take reasonable steps to prevent the behaviour from ————;
(b) Record details of the incident and substance of the complaint, including dates, times, locations, other persons present and other relevant information, including the ——– of video and/or other evidence; and
(c) Report the incident forthwith, to their immediate ——– , or another supervisor.

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intervene
continuing
presence
supervisor

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Duty to Report and Duty to Intervene

Under the ———-, failure to report the misconduct of another member, may constitute ———- and may be subject to
discipline as outlined in Service Procedure - Chapter 13 Appendix A, entitled “Unit Level Criteria/Conduct Penalties”
In addition to this Procedure, sworn members shall abide by applicable requirements of the Code of Conduct, Code of Offences and Conduct Requirements as outlined in Ontario Regulation 268/10 (O. Reg. 268/10) made under the PSA.

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PSA
misconduct

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Reporting Use of Force
Ontario Regulation 926/90 compels members to submit a Use of Force Report to the ——— when a member
 uses ———– force on another person that results in an injury that requires ——– attention
 draws a ——– in the presence of a member of the ——–, excluding a member of the police force while on duty
 ———— a firearm
 ————-a firearm regardless if the firearm is a handgun or a long gun
 uses a ———- other than a firearm on another person

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Chief of Police
physical
medical
handgun
public
discharges
points
weapon

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Reporting Use of Force

For the purpose of reporting a use of force incident, the definition of a weapon includes a police —— or police ———that comes into direct physical contact with a person.
Additionally, officers are required to submit a Use of Force Report and a TPS 584 to the Chief of Police when the officer uses a ——
 as a “———— force presence”
 in drive stun mode or full deployment, whether ——— or otherwise.
Use of force reports are collected and used to ——— individual and group training requirements, or Service use of force
———– requirements.

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dog
horse
CEW
demonstrated
intentionally
identify
governance

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Race and Identity-Based Data Collection
Ontario Regulation 267/18, made under the —————-, requires the Ministry of the ———- ———–to collect
police service member’s perception regarding the race of individuals about whom a Use of Force Report is completed. As outlined in Procedure 16–07, the Toronto Police Services Board Policy entitled “Race-Based Data Collection, Analysis
and ——-Reporting” requires the Toronto Police Service (Service) to collect, analyze and publicly report on data related to the race of those individuals with whom Service members interact. When officers are required to complete a Use of
Force Report, in accordance with this Procedure, they shall record their ——— race of the individual(s) about whom the report is completed in the designated section of the report.

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Anti-Racism Act, 2017
Solicitor General
Public
perceived

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Team Reports
Specialized Emergency Response – Emergency Task Force (ETF) and ———– – Public Safety (Public Safety), when operating/responding as a team, shall submit a ——— ——— UFR Form 1 in situations where
force, meeting the reporting requirements, is merely ——- . An incident in which force was actually used, including the Demonstrated Force Presence of a CEW, requires a ——— Use of Force Report from each individual officer involved.

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Emergency Management & Public Order
Team Report
displayed
separate

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Exemptions to the Reporting Criteria
A Use of Force Report is not required when
 a firearm, other than an issued handgun, is merely ——– or displayed by an officer
 a handgun is drawn or a firearm pointed at a person or is discharged in the course of a ——— exercise, target practice or ordinary firearm ——– in accordance with Service Governance
 a ——— other than a firearm is used on another member of the Service in the course of a training exercise
 ——– force is used on another member of the Service in the course of a training exercise

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carried
training
maintenance
weapon
physical

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Use of Force Reports – Prohibited Uses
Under no circumstances shall the Use of Force Report, or the personal identifiers associated with Part B be retained beyond the limitations dictated by O.Reg. 926/90, and in accordance with Board Policy.
The Use of Force Report shall not be admitted in —— at any hearing under Part V of the PSA, other than a hearing to determine whether the police officer has —–ss. 14.5 of O.Reg. 926/90 and Service ———- on use of
force reporting

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evidence
contravened
Governance

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Use of Force Reports - prohibited uses

The information from the Use of Force Report shall not be contained in an officer’s ———- file.
The Use of Force Report shall not be introduced, quoted from, or in any way referred to, during considerations of ———-
or job assignment without the ———- of the reporting officer.

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personnel
promotion
consent

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Duplication / Disclosure / Retention
Members shall not make or —— a copy of the Use of Force Report for any purpose, except as required to conduct a
proper analysis for ———– purposes and Service Governance review.261
Where a court order, subpoena, or prosecutor’s request for disclosure of the Use of Force Report is received, such request shall be directed to——— ———. Where the request is made under the ————– and not by a court order, subpoena, or ————- request for disclosure, such request shall be directed
to the Coordinator – ——————————————.

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retain
training
Legal Services
Municipal Freedom of Information & Protection
of Privacy Act
prosecutor’s
Records Management Services – Access and Privacy Section

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Additional Training
The Unit Commander of a member who has been identified with a training issue shall submit a TPS 649 to the ————— detailing the issue. The TPC shall be responsible for liaising with a Unit Commander recommending individual training for a member, and shall schedule the required training in accordance with
unit specific guidelines. Final determination on individual training will be made by the —————–

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Unit Commander – Toronto Police College (TPC)
Unit Commander – TPC.

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Additional Investigative Requirements – Firearm Discharge
When a Service firearm has been discharged, the ———– shall be notified forthwith.
The ————— shall be responsible for all administrative investigations pertaining to firearm discharges.
The discharging officer’s ———- officer is required to complete a ————–
A supervisory officer from the involved officer’s unit may be assigned to support and assist the FDI in the investigation.

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Senior Duty Officer
Firearm Discharge Investigator (FDI)
supervisory
Firearm Discharge Report.

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Exemption to the Additional Investigative Requirements
A FDI is not required when investigating the discharge of a device designed for the application of ———- ———– (tear gas guns and muzzle blast devices).
The investigation and report on the incident shall be the responsibility of the ————, in conjunction with the training staff, of the unit responsible for the discharge.

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chemical munitions
Unit Commander

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Special Constables (Court Officers, Divisional Bookers, District Special Constables) and Auxiliary Members
Special Constables and Auxiliary Members are not issued firearms. The following use of force options are issued to
Special Constables and Auxiliary Members
 B——–
 P———-
 H————–
 S—————— (available for use)
With the exception of firearms, the provisions of this Procedure regarding training, use of force options and the reporting
of force used shall also govern Special Constables and Auxiliary Members.

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 Baton
 Pepper Gel
 Handcuff Restraints
 Soft Leg Restraints (available for use)

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Member
1. Members shall not use force on another person unless they have successfully completed the prescribed training course on the use of force (which includes de-escalation techniques and ———-)
2. Members who may be required to use force on other persons shall complete a training course on the use of force (which includes de-escalation techniques and communication) at least once every ————

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communication
twelve (12) months

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Member
3. Members
 unless otherwise authorized, shall only use the use of force options identified in the Approved Use of Force Options and Intermediate Force Options sections in this Procedure
 are reminded that de-escalation and communication methods must be considered —————-and used, where
possible, even after a use of force has occurred
 may use ———- when none of the approved options are available or appropriate to defend themselves or members of the public

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continuously
weapons of opportunity

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Member

  1. Unless otherwise authorized, members shall
     only use their Service issued baton
     not use impact devices commonly known as ‘saps’ or ‘————-
     Batons are the only impact weapon permitted for use when dealing directly with the public
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blackjacks’262

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Member

  1. When authorized to use OC aerosol spray shall
     only use it when other options reasonably present a risk of injury to a ——- or themselves
     make all reasonable efforts to decontaminate sprayed individuals at the earliest safe or practicable opportunity,
    including the consideration of aerosol water ——- decontamination devices
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subject
mist

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Member

  1. Police officers issued with and/or authorized to carry firearms or ammunition shall
     not draw a handgun, point a firearm at a person, or discharge a firearm unless
     there are reasonable grounds to believe that to do so is necessary to protect against loss of life or ——— (Authority: O. Reg. 926/90, s. 9)
     engaged in a ———– exercise, target practice or ordinary weapon maintenance (Authority: O. Reg. 926/90,
    ss. 9.1)
     the discharge of a handgun or other firearm is to ——- for assistance in a critical situation, if there is no reasonable alternative [Authority: O. Reg. 926/90, ss. 10(a)]
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serious bodily harm
training
call

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Member

 the discharge of a handgun or other firearm is to destroy an —— that is potentially dangerous or is so badly injured that humanity dictates that its ———be ended [Authority: O. Reg. 926/90, ss. 10(b)]
 not discharge a firearm
 at a motor vehicle for the sole purpose of ———- the vehicle
 at the operator or —— of a motor vehicle unless there exists an immediate threat of death or grievous bodily harm to the officers and/or members of the public by a means other than the vehicle - as a ———- shot
 Warning shots present an unacceptable hazard to both the public and the police.
 Pursuant to Procedure 13-03 and 13-05, any apparent breach of this Procedure will be carefully considered on the ——— having regard to all the circumstances before discipline is commenced.

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animal
suffering
disabling
occupants
warning
merits

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Member

  1. When it is necessary to discharge a Service issued firearm for the purpose of dispatching an animal shall comply with
    Procedure 15–03.
  2. In critical situations shall, when tactically appropriate
     avoid confrontation by ———- to a place of safety
     take all reasonable measures to ——- the scene
     notify the———— and request the attendance of
     a ——— officer
     ——————, if required
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disengaging
contain
communications operator
supervisory
Toronto Paramedic Services (Paramedics)

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Member

  1. When the use of force results in an injury to a person shall
     comply with Procedure 10–06
     ensure the person receives proper ——- attention, making all reasonable efforts to relieve their discomfort
     notify the communications operator and request the attendance of
     a ———– officer
     Paramedics, if required
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medical
supervisory

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Member

10.Members unless engaged in an approved training exercise shall submit a Use of Force Report to their supervisor prior to the completion of the tour of duty when they
 use physical force on another person that results in an injury that requires medical attention
 ———- a handgun in the presence of a member of the public, excluding a member of the police force while on duty
 discharge a firearm
 ——– a firearm regardless if the firearm is a handgun or a ———-
 use a weapon other than a firearm on another person
 use a CEW as Demonstrated Force Presence, Drive Stun Mode, Full Deployment or when an ———– discharge occurs

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draw
point
long gun
unintentional

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Member

11.When a CEW is used as a Demonstrated Force Presence, in Full Deployment, Drive Stun Mode, or when an unintentional discharge occurs shall comply with Procedure 15–09.
12.When discharging any firearm other than at an authorized range or under the exemption provisions shall immediately
notify
- their ———– officer
- the ————- of the division in which the discharge occurred.
 As per the Firearm Discharge definition, when a Service member discharges a firearm in the performance of their duty, and/or discharges a Service issued firearm at any time, intentionally or unintentionally, regardless of whether it causes injury or death. This does not include discharges that occur at an authorized range or under the exemption provisions.

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supervisory
Officer in Charge

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Member

13.After the at–scene portion of the event has concluded shall
 complete a
 —————-when force has been used
 TPS —— when injury or illness has occurred
 TPS —— when a CEW is used as Demonstrated Force Presence, Drive Stun Mode, Full Deployment or unintentional discharges
 Members shall not make, retain or release a copy of the Use of Force Report for any purpose except as required in this Procedure.

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 Use of Force Report when force has been used
 TPS 105 when injury or illness has occurred
 TPS 584 when a CEW is used as Demonstrated Force Presence, Drive Stun

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Member

 attach the TPS 105 and TPS 584 , as applicable, to the Use of Force Report and submit to their ——– prior to the completion of the tour of duty
 when approved by a supervisor, submit the completed Use of Force Report electronically via internal e-mail to the ———– at the TPC
 where critical incident stress may have occurred, comply with 08–04

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supervisor
Training Analys

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Q

Member

14.When additional use of force training has been recommended by the Unit Commander shall attend as directed.
15.When becoming aware of a firearm discharge by a law enforcement officer from another law enforcement agency shall immediately notify their ——— .
16.When making recommendations regarding training, equipment or policy issues related to the use of force shall submit details of the recommendations on a TPS 649 to the ———-

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supervisor
Unit Commander.

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Q

Supervisory Officer
17. When notified of a firearm discharge incident shall
 attend the scene ———–
 ensure the scene and all evidence are ———– and collected in compliance with Procedure 04–21
 exercise all due caution to ensure the evidence is not contaminated, ——– or destroyed
 advise the ———- at the first available opportunity and provide regular updates
 ensure the ———-of the division in which the firearm discharge occurred has been notified, if the discharge did not occur in the members home unit
 support and assist the FDI and investigate as required
 submit a ——- to the Officer in Charge prior to the completion of the tour of duty

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immediately
protected
overlooked
Officer in Charge
Officer in Charge
TPS 586

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Q

Supervisory Officer

18.Upon receipt of a Use of Force Report shall
 where critical incident stress may have occurred, comply with 08–04
 ensure the report is accurate and completed in accordance with this Procedure
 direct the submitting officer to email the electronic version of the report to the ———-, as required
 ensure the TPS 105, TPS 584 and TPS 586, as applicable, are attached to the Use of Force Report
 review all available ——— and in Car Camera footage of the officers involved in the incident
 notify the ———— and/or Unit Complaint Co-ordinator (UCC) of the submission of the Use of Force Report

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Training Analyst
Body Worn Camera
Unit Investigating Officer

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Q

Supervisory Officer

Where a probationary constable has been involved in a Use of Force incident, a review of the incident, the Body Worn Camera and the in Car Camera footage (if applicable) shall be conducted with the —————
 This review is to ensure alignment with prescribed training and regulations. The review shall consider the principles of fair and impartial policing, to recognize implicit biases and implement ——– responses in decision making.

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probationary constable
controlled

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Q

Supervisory Officer

 submit the completed Use of Force Report and TPS forms to the Officer in Charge prior to the completion of the tour of duty
 where a member is incapable of completing the Use of Force Report, as the immediate supervisor, complete the ———- portion
 notify the unit investigating Supervisor and/or UCC of the submission
 if recommending additional training, complete the applicable section of the ——–
 comply with Procedure 15-03, if applicable

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member’s
Use of Force Report

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Q

Unit Investigating Supervisor/Unit Complaint Coordinator
19.Upon being notified of a Use of Force Report submission shall
 commence a review of the circumstances and the appropriateness of the level of force used during an incident
 review all available Body Worn Camera footage of the officers involved in the incident
 take appropriate action, if a training issue has been identified, or a ——– has occurred

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misconduct

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Officer in Charge
20.Upon being notified of a firearm discharge shall
 ensure a ——– officer is assigned to support and assist the FDI during the course of the firearm discharge investigation in accordance with the ‘————- – Firearm Discharge’ section of this Procedure
 whether or not the firearm discharge results in injury or death to a person, notify the ———- and comply
with Procedure 04-02 and 13-16 as applicable
 notify the ————– forthwith
 ensure a description of the event is detailed in the Unit Commander’s Morning Report (UCMR)

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supervisory
Additional Investigative Requirements
Unit Commander
Officer in Charge – Toronto Police Operations Centre (TPOC)

51
Q

Officer in Charge

21.Upon receipt of a Use of Force Report shall
 where critical incident stress may have occurred, comply with 08–04
 ensure the TPS 105, TPS 584 and TPS 586, as applicable, are attached to the Use of Force Report
 ensure the reports are accurate and complete
 ensure that the Unit Investigating Supervisor and/or UCC has been notified
 ensure that the Supervisor has conducted a review when a probationary constable was involved in a use of force incident
 if recommending additional training, complete the applicable section of the Use of Force Report
 submit the completed reports to the Unit Commander prior to the completion of the tour of duty
 comply with Procedure 15-03. if applicable

A
52
Q

Officer in Charge – Toronto Police Operations Centre
22.Upon being notified of a firearm discharge by an officer from another law enforcement agency shall notify the ———- and ———– .

A

Duty Senior Officer
on–call FDI forthwith

53
Q

Firearm Discharge Investigator – Professional Standards
23.When advised that a firearm discharge incident has occurred shall
 take ——- of the investigation
 direct all required resources to ensure compliance with the additional investigative requirements
 conduct a thorough investigation and submit the appropriate report
 comply with Procedure 13–16

A

charge

54
Q

Authorized Range means a range
 operated by the Service, or;
 operated by another Ontario ———– , or;
 that is a privately owned and ———- approved shooting range, or;
 operated by the ————————

A

police service
provincially
Department of National Defence (DND

55
Q

Conducted Energy Weapon (CEW) means a weapon that primarily uses propelled wires to conduct energy that affects the ——— functions of the central nervous system.

A

sensory and/or motor

56
Q

Dispatching of an Animal means the discharge of a firearm for the purpose of ending the life of an animal that is potentially ——— , or is so badly injured that ————dictates that its suffering be ended.

A

dangerous
humanity

57
Q

Firearm for the purposes of use of force, means a Service issued or ———–firearm.

A

authorized

58
Q

Firearm Discharge Investigator (FDI) means a detective or ——– assigned to Professional Standards who has completed the ——- Firearm Discharge Investigators Course.

A

detective sergeant
accredited

59
Q

Handgun means a firearm that is designed, altered or intended to be aimed and fired by the action of ——-
[Source: Police Services Act, O.Reg. 926/90, S.2].

A

one hand.

60
Q

Service Members’ Perception Data means information derived from a member making a determination with respect to the race of an individual by observation, solely on the basis of that member’s own ———

A

perception

61
Q

(IRC) ——— ——— ———- means a panel consisting of, but not limited to the:
 Unit Commander or designate – Specialized Emergency Response – ———–
 Unit Commander or designate – S———- & ————-
 Unit Commander or designate - P——————
 Section Head – Toronto —————————-
 Section Head – TPC – ———————-
 Training Analyst – TPC – —————–
 Representative – East Field
 Representative – West Field
 Representative – E—————————————————
 Representative – Analysis and Assessment Section
 Representative – Equity, Inclusion & Human Rights Section

3 UC’s, 2 SH, 1T, 5RS

Section heads ref to TPC
Armament
Risk
conduct

A

Incident Review Committee

 Unit Commander or designate – Specialized Emergency Response – Emergency Task Force
 Unit Commander or designate – Strategy & Risk Management
 Unit Commander or designate - Professional Standards
 Section Head – Toronto Police College (TPC) – Armament Section
 Section Head – TPC – In–Service Training Section
 Training Analyst – TPC – Armament Section
 Representative – East Field
 Representative – West Field
 Representative – Emergency Management & Public Order – Public Safety
 Representative – Analysis and Assessment Section
 Representative – Equity, Inclusion & Human Rights Section

62
Q

The mandate of the (IRC) is:
 ———— incidents other than those listed in the exempted areas, where force was used by members of the Service
 assess the ———- of the Service’s training, practices and associated Service Governance within the limitations of the SIU Act, and
 if applicable, report its findings to the ————-.

A

review
effectiveness
Senior Management Team (SMT)

63
Q

Unit Investigating Supervisor (in reference to Use of Force) means a supervisor assigned to the Unit —–, or a Unit Complaint Coordinator (UCC).

A

quality control