2015 Rules and Regulations Flashcards

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RM 000-5 Commanding Officer

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Commanding Officer shall mean any sworn officer above the rank of sergeant or any other employee so designated by the Chief

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RM 000-17 Senior Officer

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Senior Officer shall mean a Department employee in any given rank with the longer service in that rank

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RM 000-21 Superior Officer

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Superior Officer shall mean any member operating in a training capacity over police recruits, any member with the rank of Sergeant or higher, or any other employee so designated by the Chief of Police

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RM 000-21 Supervisor

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Supervisor shall mean employees who have as one of their major responsibilities the general authority in the interest of the Orlando Police Department to direct other employees, the review of personnel problems or the recommendation of such action or their performance. Supervisors shall assign, reward, supervise, and train subordinates. Supervisors shall recommend dismissals, transfers, suspensions, demotions, recalls, and discipline.

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RM 100-3 Acting Chief of Police

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In absence of Chief, on duty senior Deputy Chief

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RM 100-6 Commanding Officers

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Lieutenant or higher, or any member or employee designated by the Chief

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RM 100-7 Superior Officers

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Any member operating in a training capacity over police recruits, any member with the rank of sergeant or higher, designated by Chief

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RM 100-8 Supervisors

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Employees who have as one of their major responsibilities the general authority in the interest of OPD to direct other employees, review, recommend. Employees shall be responsible to only one supervisor at any given time.

Section Commanders are responsible to the accuracy and content of written directives that affect their assigned areas of operation.

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RM 100-9 Duties of Supervisory Members, Lieutenant

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Assume Command, Exercise Leadership, Supervise and Direct, Train immediate subordinates to assume his duties and office

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RM 100-9 Duties of Supervisory Members, Sergeant

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Lead, Supervise, direct

Capable of being assigned as an investigator to any unit within the Department

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RM 100-16 Command Authority

Line Command

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Having Authority over members and employees directly below and responsible to any of the various ranks

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RM 100-16 Command Authority

Staff Command

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That authority any given rank possesses over a lesser rank regardless of the direct line of authority

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RM 100-16 Command Authority

Watch Commander

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Posses command authority over all members of equal or lesser rank at any time the watch commander is actively pursing his assigned duties

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RM 200-3 General Responsibilities

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Protect Life and property
Preserve the peace
Prevent Crime
Detect and arrest violators of the law
Enforce all federal, state, and local laws and ordinances coming within Departmental jurisdiction
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RM 200-5 Substandard Performance

Incompetence

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An inability to meet reasonable measures of job performance or to maintain established standards of efficiency.
Counseling, transfer, demotion, discharge

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RM 200-5 Substandard Performance

Carelessness

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Determined to have impaired or jeopardized the proper and efficient operation of the Department due to his carelessness, or by the employee’s negligent job performance ..fails to act, either in a deliberate or willful manner that reflects a reckless or wanton disregard for life, safety or property, or in a manner contrary to acceptable standards of performance, or that results or could have resulted in injury, danger or damage to others or property

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RM 200-6 Insubordination

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Deliberately refuses or fails to obey any lawful order given by a superior officer..engages in mutinous conduct such as showing gross and direct disrespect

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RM 200-9 Reporting Violations of Laws, Ord, Rules and Orders by Employees

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Knowing of a violation…report the same in writing to the Chief through official channels…no later than end of tour of duty. If RDO, next shift, or contact supervisor, manager or IA

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RM 200-13 Obedience to Unlawful Orders

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No employee is required to obey any order that is contrary to law. Responsibility for refusal to obey rests with the employee. He is required to justify his actions.

Chief may impose more restrictive rules but not contrary to law.

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RM 200-14 Obedience to Unjust or Improper Orders

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Employees who are given orders they feel to be unjust or contrary to rules and regulations must first obey the order to the best of their ability and then proceed to appeal.

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RM 200-15 Conflicting Orders

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Upon receipt of an order conflicting with any previous order or instruction, the employee affected will advise the person issuing the second order of this fact. Responsibility for countermanding the original instructions then rests with the individual issuing the second order. If so directed, the latter command shall be obeyed first.

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RM 200-18 Acceptance of Gifts, Gratuities, Fees and Loans

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No unless requested via the chain of command and authorized by the Chief of Police

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RM 200-20 Rewards

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Before accepting any reward or remuneration for services an employee must receive written approval from the Chief

The immediate supervisor is responsible for investigating the legitimacy of the claim and endorsing the request to the Chief.

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RM 200-21 Disposition of Unauthorized Gifts Gratuities Etc

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Forwarded to the Chief together with a written report explaining the circumstances connected therewith

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RM 200-23 Associating with Criminals and Unsavory Characters Prohibited

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Shall not associate….unless unavoidable due to family relationships

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RM 300-1 Prohibited Activities on Duty or While in Uniform

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Taking photographs or videotaping not in the furtherance of official job responsibilities…unless written authorization is obtained from Bureau Commander or Chief

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RM 300-4 Punctuality and Absences

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Punctuality - 0-59 min late, each incident within 180 days of two previous incidents…violation even if an earlier was included in a previous violation

Unauthorized Absence - more than one hour

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RM 300-9 Fitness for Duty

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Only a Florida Hospital physician and/or other authorized psychological services can assess an employee’s fitness for duty utilizing the employee’s job description.

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RM 300-10 Use of Alcohol and Intoxicants

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Shall not use 4 hours prior to reporting

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RM 300-13 Use of Tobacco Products While on Duty

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Employees shall not allow any form of tobacco to remain in their mouths while in public view

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RM 300-15 Marital Status, Address, and Telephone Numbers

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Changes, Fiscal Management Section within 48 hours

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RM 300-16 Residency Requirements

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After to 2005, 35 miles
Prior, 35 miles or 45 minutes
From Central and Orange

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RM 300-23 Reporting Sick

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Notify supervisor at least 1 hour prior to reporting time via the supervisor’s work extension.

Message including name, if you will remain at home or go to hospital, and phone number.

Supv will document

If recover before end of shift, contact section commander immediately

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RM 300-25 Possession of Keys While Working Extra Duty Jobs

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Shall not retain keys that allow access to residential units in the complex

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RM 400-1 Uniform, Equipment, and Appearance

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Employees shall maintain one pair of black low cut dress shoes

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RM 400-2 General Appearance

Earrings

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Females can wear one earring per ear

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RM 400-2 General Appearance

Tattoos

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The display of any tattoo, scarification, or brand considered offensive, regardless of its location, while on duty or in any Department facility is not permitted and shall be covered at all times

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RM 400-2 General Appearance

Hair

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Employee’s hair will not be permitted to attain such length as to extend beyond the upper 1/2 of the ear nor overlap the shirt collar by more than 1/4 inch when the employee is standing. Hair may not be teased or brushed so as to stand more than 1 1/2 from the head

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RM 400-2 General Appearance

Mustache

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A mustache will not extend more than 1/2 inch beyond the corners of the mouth

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RM 400-2 General Appearance

Sideburnd

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Sideburns cannot extend below the bottom of the earlobes and must be squared at the bottom

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RM 400-2 General Appearance

Beards

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Beards are only permitted, while in uniform, when authorized by a bureau commander based on a documented medical condition. Not to exceed 1/2 inch in length

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RM 400-6 Civilian Clothing - Manner of Dress

Males

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Male members permitted to wear civilian clothing during a tour of duty shall wear either a business suit or sport coat, slacks, and a dress type shirt with tie

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RM 400-8 Off Duty Firearms and Police Identification

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Members who choose to carry an approved firearm off duty will also be in possession of their official Department identification folder at all times while armed

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RM 400-12 Equipment Required on Duty

In Uniform

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Those members in uniform, on or off duty, shall have their regulation firearm, issue police radio, regulation handcuffs, regulation ammunition, regulation baton, regulation chemical agent, regulation whistle, and regulation I.D. folder on their person

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RM 400-12 Equipment Required On Duty

Civilian Clothing

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Must carry their regulation I.D. folder, approved firearm, handcuffs, ammunition, chemical agent.

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RM 500-1 Department Property and Equipment

Reporting Loss or Damage

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Report any loss or damage of property or equipment to their supervisor as soon as possible and in each event no later than the end of the current tour of duty

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RM 500-1 Department Property and Equipment

Relinquishing

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Employees shall not relinquish Department property and equipment assigned to or used by them to an person other than members of the Quartermaster Unit or to a supervisor of OPD

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RM 500-6 Safe Driving of Police Vehicles

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The driver of any police vehicle involved in any collision, regardless of the extent of injury or property damage, shall report the incident to his or her supervisor as soon as possible and, in any event, no later than the end of the current tour of duty

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RM 500-9 Transporting Citizens

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At the direction of a commanding officer, immediate supervisor, or the Communication Center

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RM 500-13 Use of Seat belts

Occupant Use

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Any occupant of a City vehicle will be required to use seat belts. This include prisoners, unless the threat of violence or exigent circumstances make applying the seat belt a higher risk to the officer and prisoner than transporting without the use of a seat belt

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RM 500-13 Use of Seat belts

Enforcement

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Supervisors are responsible for enforcement of the provisions of this regulation

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RM 500-13 Use of Seat Belts

Exception Authorization

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Made in writing by a bureau commander

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RM 600-1 Communications/Correspondence Restrictions

Authorization to send

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Division Commander approval for correspondence to be sent outside of Department, or Department wide emails

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RM 600-5 Security of Criminal History Data

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Dissemination of such information outside the Department is restricted to representatives of law enforcement agencies

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RM 700-1 Death or Serious Injury

Department Notification

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When any employee or retired employee is killed or seriously injured on or off duty, immediate verbal notification shall be made to the Chief of Police by the officer in charge. This shall be followed by a written report no later than the end of the current tour of duty. Information shall include the date, location, cause, extent of injuries, and property damage. Serious injury in this instance means any injury that could result in death or disability

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RM 700-1 Notification of Family of Death or Serious Injury

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The family of an employee injured or killed shall be notified immediately and in person by the officer in charge.

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RM 800-3 Reporting Criminal Information

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Employees shall make an immediate verbal report to their supervisor. If the violation involves a superior, the Internal Affairs Manger shall be notified directly, in writing via email or intra-departmental mail, prior to the end of the current tour of duty

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RM 800-4 Transporting Prisoners/Detainees

Supervisor Approval to…

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Officers shall not accompany prisoners/detainees to their homes or rooms without proper authorization from the immediate superior on duty

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RM 800-4 Transporting Prisoners/Detainees

Vehicle Placement

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Under no circumstances should any prisoner/detainee be placed in the front seat of any transport vehicle

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RM 800-4 Transporting Prisoners/Detainees

Violent Prisoners

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For officer safety purposes, an additional member should follow the unit transporting any violent prisoner/detainee.

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RM 800-4 Transporting Prisoners/Detainees

Violent Prisoners Medical

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Should a violent prisoner/detainee need to be transported to a hospital by ambulance, a member should ride in the back of the ambulance with the prisoner/detainee and emergency personnel, while followed by another member in a marked vehicle

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RM 800-4 Transporting Prisoners/Detainees

Emergencies while transporting

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If the transporting officer deems that an emergency exists and delay of action would create unreasonable risk or injury to the general public, the officer should attempt to obtain supervisory approval prior to taking action; however under no circumstances will the prisoner/detainee be placed in a potentially hazardous situation or left unattended

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RM 800-4 Transporting Prisoners/Detainees

Opposite Sex

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There are no exceptional procedures for transporting prisoners/detainees of the opposite sex

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RM 800-6 Resisting Arrest Charges

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When resistance is encountered by members of the Department while affecting a lawful arrest and retraining measures or other force is employed in overcoming such resistance, arresting officers shall place the additional charge of “Resisting Arrest” upon such arrestee

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RM 800-7 Injured Prisoners

Notification

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Commanding Officer

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RM 800-16 Dismissal of Charges by Officers

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Members shall not be permitted to dismiss charges against arrested persons who have not yet been booked unless there is sufficient reason, and then only with the knowledge and consent of their commanding officer (LT or higher)

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RM 800-19 Department Personnel as Victims of Crimes

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Employees shall not conduct or participate in the investigation of a crime in which the employee or a family member is the victim.
This regulation does not preclude employees from taking enforcement action under exigent circumstances

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RM 900-1 Commercial Testimonials

Authorization

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No endorsement of products or services as OPD without permission of Chief of Police

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RM 900-2 Outside Employment

Authorization

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Request through channels to Division Commander

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RM 900-4 Political Activities

Request for information

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Request in writing to Mayor

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RM 1000-2 Testifying for the Defendant

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Employees who volunteer or are subpoenaed to testify for the defense, or against the City or other government entity is any trial or hearing, civil or criminal, shall immediately notify their chain of command and the Police Legal Advisor in writing. The memo should include the names of the parties involved in the case

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RM 1000-4 Truthfulness

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Employee are required to be truthful at all times under oath or not

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RM 1000-5 Civil Cases

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Employees shall request and receive authorization from the Chief of Police prior to serving civil process or assisting in civil cases concerning or related to Department business, except in cases wherein the officer is initiating the suit or has been subpoenaed to testify. In these two cases the employees shall notify the Chief of Police

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RM 1000-8 Accepting Compensation from Insurance Companies

Answering Questions Accidents

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When approached by representatives from insurance companies whose clients are involved in auto accidents (or other incidents) to go to the scene and walk through the facts with their experts, officers will
1 - Not discuss or assist in any case pending criminal action except when subpoenaed to do so
2 - Do so only in civil cases with the authorization of a supervisor based on whether time/activity allows it
3 - Not accept any compensation for such assistance