212- Command Operations Flashcards
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Roll Call Formation
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Patrol Supervisor either sitting or muster room at the discretion of the CO
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Patrol Supervisor regarding Roll Call
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Forms the platoon
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Desk Officer regarding Roll Call
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Conducts Roll Call
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Meal Period
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- Police Facility
- Bonafide Restuarant
- Department Vehicle
- Start and Commence on Post no travel time
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Meal time for foot post or Train Post
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- Obtain meal on assigned post
- Make memo book entry prior to leaving post
a. meal location
b. when returning to post
c. Inform Central upon return of to post
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Deprived of Meal…
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Notify Desk Officer NOT Patrol Supervisor
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MOS assigned to Transit or Special Ops may take meal at:
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Within Geographical area of assignment
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Desk Officer Meal
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- Take meal when appropriate provided there is another supervisor to cover desk
- Desk Officer must not deprive MOS meal whenever possible
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MOS duties regarding meal
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Notify Desk Officer if RMP fails to return after 15 min. after end of meal
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Patrol Supervisor when returning from meal
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Notify central via land line when returning from meal
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Plain Clothes MOS regarding meal
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- Notify immediate superviso
2. document Supervisor notified and meal location
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CO regarding Meal locations at other commands…
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CO can designate meal location at other precinct via typed letterhead to the appropiate Borough Commander if no other suitabl location within command.
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Plain Clothes MOS must inform immediate supervisor when….
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eating meal out of commnadn
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Meal hours:
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Not to be taken within first and last 1.5 hours of tour!!! with exceptions
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MOS must be scheduled for 8 hrs to be eligible for meal.
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MOS is eligible for meal if scheduled full tour and request an excusal from duty of3 hrs or less as long as MOS makes request prior to start of tour.
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Extended Tour Over Time
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- extended overtime for arrest or other police necesity
- meal may not be granted if it interferes with arrest processing etc.
- No rescheduling of meal period on extended overtime
- MOS who have taken their meal before the Extended tour may be granted a break or break periods
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Meal at Details
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- MOS should be granted 1 hr meal.
2 Outside exigent circumstances meal denied will be compensated either cash or time..
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Expiration of tour
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- Leave post and report to stationhouse
- Need relief.. call Desk Officer 1 hr prior to EOT
- RMP…. Remain with RMP until relieved.
- RMP Operator tells relief of condition of RMP and any incomplete assignments
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Desk Officer
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- Check Return Roll Call from previous Tour and as required.
- Conduct immediate investigation if member fails to sign return roll call
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Members working 1800x0200
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- when notified for court, training, etc will be rescheduled to 1600x2400
- If not notified on time then MOS EOT 2400 regardless if MOS reports at 1800
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Crime Scene
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Safe Guard Evidence and detain witnesses
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Police Line Do Not Cross
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WHITE WITH BLUE LETTERING “POLICE LINE DO NOT CROSS
- Use to close streets
- Secure Buildings
- Secure Transit Facilites
* **NOT TO BE USED TO SECURE CRIME SCENES.!!!!
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CRIME SCENE DO NOT CROSS
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YELLOW WITH BLACK LETTERING
-Used to secure crime scene.
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MOS regarding Crime Scene
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- Request Patrol Supervisor
- Request Det. Squad
- Remove unauthorized persons from area.
- Secure larger area of crime scene
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Patrol Supervisor regarding Crime scene
1. Assess Crime Scene.
2. Determine if service of Crime Scene Unit is needed
3. Request Crime Scene Unit direct via Phone
4. If phone unavailable then have central call
5. Notify desk officer of
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When calling Crime Scene Unit
1. give exact location, address, apt. etc
2. time and date of occurence
3. type of crime committed
4. Number of victims involved
5. Hospital treating persons removed from the scene
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Call Crime Scene Unit for the following:
1. Rape (forcible)
2. Assault with dangerous instrument and VIC likely to die
3. Murder
4. Burglaries involving forced safes or circumvented alarm
5. Robbery and hijacking and someone is injured by a firearm
6. Other crime where Crime Scene may be helpful.
7. have crime scene signs posted
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large Crime Scene
1. Patrol Supervisor Coordinates all operations
| 2. Ranking member of PDU is still in charge of the investigation.
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Crime Scene Investigatons affecting NYC Transist Service
1. NYPD investigate matter
| 2. Expeditiously permit resumption of service.
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Patrol Supervisor regarding Crime Scene Transit
1. Respond to loccation and determine whether or not train service may be seriously affected.
2. Confer with the ranking member of service.
3. Be aware of the exact location where train is being taken.
4. Utilize barriert tapes where appropiate.
5. expidiate the crime scene investigation if train cannot moved
6. if train can be moved... where to and send mos with it.
7. Confer with Ranking Det. Bureau personnel on the scene.
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Radio Motor Patrol Transport Reserve Surgeon
When a reserve surgeon requires transportation to render services within the city
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Sick Desk Supervisor
Request that communications section dispatch a rmp to transport the surgeon.
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Desk Officer regarding RMP transport of Surgeon.
Reassign recorder
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RMP Operator regarding transport of surgeon
1. transport sugeon to and from location as directed.
| 2. Notify communications section and desk officer upon completion of assignment
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Desk officer regarding transport of surgeon
Reassign recorder to rmp
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Transporting NON- Members of the service
1. Recorder request permission from Desk officer or patrol supervisor
2. Notify central at start and conclusion of trip.
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RMP recorder regarding transport of NON-MOS
1. obtain permission from Desk officer or patrol supervisor.
2. Notify central at start and conclusion of trip.
3. make memo book entries:
a. time trip starts
b. id of persons tranported
c. place of beginning trip and end trip
d. purpose of trip
e. time trip ends
f. results of vehicle inspection
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who is not required to carry Activity logs
1. captain and above
2. UMOS performing permanent admin duties or. Permanent clerical duties
3. UMOS who prepare an IDAR.
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UMOS reporting for duty make the following Activity log entries:
1. day. date and tour
2. Assignment including 2 primary conditions
3. meal time
4. name of operator/recorder of rmp
5. school crossing or church crossing if applicable.
RMP OPERATOR
results of rmp inspection:
condition
odometer
gas level
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Activity log entries- assigmnents recieved
1. chronologically indicate time recieved, type of assignment, location,origin. code signal. disposition and time completed and or given to central. if summons, enter summons number.
2. task performed
3. absence for post or sector or place of assignment
4. rank and surname of supervisors responding to assignment
5. information pertinent to an assignment or observed suspected violation of law, i.e. actions taken, narrative disposition, forms prepared with identifying serial number etc. include name rank and shield of off-duty MOS involved in off-duty incident.
6. use blank side of each page for notes, diagrams, sketches etc.
7. carry activity log in regulation leather binder
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Unusual Occurence Reports Desk Officer
Notify Operations Unit and patrol borough command without waiting complete details.
2 Notify Commanding Officer/Duty captain to respond.
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Reports of unsual occurence.
1. Desk Officer prepares a preliminary report.
| 2 CO/DC results of the investigation.
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The unusual occurence report form will not be used to report:
1. Fire Arms discharge by UMOS (unless shot at)
2. Labor Coalition incidents
3. Investigating officer CO/DC deems incident inappropriate
4. Prisoner unusual
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Sprint Print out report attached to the following:
1. Desk Officers preliminary report
2. CO/DC investigation
EXCEPT if SPRINT identifies a sex crime victim BUT must not sprint not attached because it identifies sex victim.
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Interrupted Patrol Log Desk Officer:
1. Make entries under following captions:
Time in
Rank
Name
Assignment
Reason
Time out
Total time
Desk Officer
2. Maintain log under direct control at all times
3. Review Interrupted Patrol log Frequently during tour to determine if presence in command is being expedited.
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Interrupted Patrol Log additional data:
1. CO will frequently will review log to see if stops in the command are necessary and if they are being expedited.
2. XO will inspect and sign log once each tour
3. DC will inspect and sign Log
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Stop and Frisk
1. Stop- to temp. detain a person for questioning.
2. Frisk- a running of the hands over clothing feeling for weapon
3. Search- place hands inside pocket or interior parts of clothing to determine if hard object is weapon
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Stop Question Frisk Request P/S if:
Person being questioned refuse to identify self.
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UMOS regarding SQF:
1. inform Desk officer details of SQF
| 2. submit SQF to Desk officer of occurence
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Desk Officer Duties SQF
1. Review SQF
2. Enter precinct serial # of SQF
3. instruct MOS if report was not proper
4. each SQF report gets its own precinct serial #
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Other than patrol commands Desk officer will..
1. contact precinct concerned and obtain next serial #
2. Enter serial # assigned by precinct concerned in appropriate caption
3. Review, sign, and photocopy UF-250
4. Fax to precinct of occurrence (immediately)
5. Original UF-250 delivered to precinct of occurrence within 24 hrs.
6. Assign a command tracking # and record in the upper right hand corner of form.
7. Make a copy in the commands SQF report binder
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When do you do a UF-250:
1. any time a person is stopped based on reasonable suspicion
2. UF-250 not prepared when summary arrest or summons issued unless suspect was initially stopped for investigation based on reasonable suspicion
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Reports of suspected terrorist activity made by CMOS...
Desk officer will make a command log entry
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Suspected Terrorist activity:
Joint Terrorist Task Force ( reviews each case and either accept or refer it back to the Intelligence Division.
All leads referred to the Intel Division will be immediately assigned to the Intel Div. Leads investigation unit
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Relating to Vice, Narcotics or organized auto theft
Vice Enforcement Coordinator, additionally, a telephone notification will be made to the Organized Crime Control Bureau, Field Operations Desk 24/7 when follow up investigation is necessary
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Orgnazined Crime relating to private carting industry, city owned wholesale markets and boats involved in offshore shipboard gambling emanating from NYC locations
Business Intergrity Commision via OCCB field operations desk
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related to organized crime families:
Organized Crime Investigation Division, Intelligence and Analysis section
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Desk Officer's duties forwarding reports:
1. Confirm reciept of faxed print out
| 2. Forward printout to Field Intelligence Officer
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LO-Jack Patrol Supervisor:
1. UMOS notifies Patrol Supervisor
2. Patrol Supervisor can authorize tracking of vehicle
outside of precinct
3, Patrol Supervisor monitors tracking actiity
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Desk Officer regarding LO-Jack
1. Desk officer enters LOJACK on property invoice when recovered using lojack
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Evacuation of NYC Trains
1. Patrol Supervisor sets up command post
| 2, Patrol Supervisor assigns personnel according to passenger use or train
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Train Sound to summons police help
Long sound, short sound, long sound, short sound
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Search for armed suspect in NYC Transit
1. Both Transit and Patrol Supervisor respond
2. First supervisor to respond will take charge of scene
3. Canine and ESU respond
4. Ensure MOS assume firearms control
5. designate 1 or more UMOS who will act as designated shooter if use of deadly force becomes unavoidable
6. ONE MOS to maintain radio contact with Central
7. Patrol Supervisor and Canine Team/ESU responsible for tactical deployment
8. Notifiy district CO/DC thru central
9. request power to train to be shut off/ON
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Transit ejection form
1. filled out each time a person is ejected/removed from transit system
2. submit transit ejection form to district desk officer
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Malfunction of Transit Bureau Radio Network
1. each paired patrol get a UHF radio
2. District Desk Officer suspend all civilian clothes operations
3. MOS makes hourly rings
4. All police matter handled via phone
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Inspection of Rapid Transit Stations on Post
1.District transit Desk Officer ensure that on 1st platoon if any post not inspected during first 24 hrs is inspected ASAP
2, Transit Post goes to nearest station of assigned post upon turnout.
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Removal of power in Subway
1. Patrol Supervisor determins whether a search or other action will be conducted in the tunnel.
2. Determine the manner in which a police operation is conducted, including the necessity for removal of power.
3. when there is a grieve of imminent danger and no other safe alternative UMOS may remove power thru Rapid Transit Operations Command Center
4. Operations Unit must be notified when power is requested to be removed and upon restoration.
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How to request Removal of Power in Subway
Request made directly to Rapid Transit Operation Command Center Desk :
1 via the motorman's Radio
2. Rapid Transit Operations Radio
3. If NO other alternative exist by the radio dispatch a follow-up notification will always be made to the communications division, transit communications unit,
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Revenue escort
1. MOS arrive 5 minutes before escort
2. MOS walk 5 ft behind Clerk and to the right of clerk
3. Call transit District desk if clerk is not ready
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Regarding Housing facility burglaries and recognition.
Patrol supervisor will NOT recommend departmental recognition for all burglary arrest... ONLY when warranted.
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Firearms discharged by UMOS
Firearm Discharge does not include:
1. authorized training session
2. lawful engagement in target practice
3. lawfully engaged in hunting
4. Discharge at a firearms safety station within Dept. Facility.
#4 requires a brief report by the UMOS CO to the CO, Firearms and Tactics Section.
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Who is the shooting team leader ?
1. CO Borough investigating Unit
| 2. Captains designated by the borough Commander and approved by the chief of the department
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If discharge outside of NYC... MOS MUST contact....
1. Local Police
| 2. Operations Unit (personally or my responsible messenger
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Patrol Supervisor regarding discharge
Respond to scene and take command
1. Establish crime scene
2. Notify the Desk Officer
3. Always inspect weapon for discharge
4. Secures ALL firearms discharged by MOS
5. IF MOS is incapacitated as result of discharge then patrol supervisor prepares Firearms Discharge/Assault Report
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Desk Officer regarding discharge
1. Notify CO/XO, Operations Unit and Patrol Borough Command without waiting details
2. Notifty IAB Command Center immediately if injury is involved.
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Investigating Officer:
1. Respond to scene and conduct investigation
| 2. Confer with DA before interviewing UMOS'
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Borough Investigations Unit...
Transports all weapons discharged to Firearm Analysis Section
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Patrol Supervisor duties regarding Incidents Involving Enforcement Personnel of Other Agencies:
1. respond to scene and attempt to obtain 3rd party witness to the incident
2. Bring all parties involved if possible to precinct of occurence.
3. Inform Desk Officer of all facts
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Desk Officer regarding Incidents Involving Enforcement Personnel of other Agencies:
1. Notify CCRB Review Board Intake Unit
2. Notify CO/DC and :
a. Dept. of Trans if DOT
b. Notify Sanitation Enforcement Headquarters if Sanitation involved.
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Regarding Enforcement Personnel other agency and DAT
No DAT:
1. Agent assault 3rd degree
2. Harrassment 1st degree
3. Aggravated harassment
4. Reckless Endangerment 2nd Degree
5. Menacing 2nd degree and 3rd degree
* ***Must be a city/state enforecment agent performing on duty
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incident with Retired MOS w/ weapon patrol supervisor:
1. respond to scene and attempt to obtain relevant information from witness
2. approve an appropriate resolution of the matter i,e, arrest, summons, court etc.
3. Note if condition/incident has caused any unusual consequence i.e. large crowd
4. Determine if individuals weapon should be taken for safekeeping
5. Notify desk officers of details when necessary.
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Desk Officer
Make additional notifications when necessary
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Hazardous Materials
UMOS makes the following request:
1. Patrol Supervisor
2. ESU supervisor and personnel
3. HWY district Motor Carrier Safety Unit
MCSU will clarify questionable shipment and notify
1. Desk Officer
2. Communications
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Patrol Supervisor Hazardous Materials:
1. Evaluate situation upon arrival at scene
2. Confer with ESU supervisor/member of HWY
3. Notify NYC Dept. of Health if scene contaminated with radiation
4. Comply with pertinent provisions
5. Establish a command post and follow pertinant provisions of command post operations
6. If material can be handled safely PS will have material safeguarded.
7. If substance is rendered safe and is NOT a liquid. The P/S tells DOS to clean up
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Hostage/Barricaded Person
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4 People requested:
1. Patrol Supervisor
2. ESU
3, Hostage Negotiation Team
4. TARU
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Fire Arms Control definition:
firearms control requires that no member of the service on the scene will discharge a firearm unless and until directed to do so by the supervisory officer in charge.
UNLESS discharging a firearm is absolutely necessary for self-defense of another and THERE is no other atlernative
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PaEstrol Supervisor
1. assume command of the situation
2. Ensure all MOS establish firearms control
3. Designate a UMOS to maintain radio contact with central
4, ranking officer inside inner perimeter
5. MUST establish Field Command Post in all cases
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Only ranking Patrol Duty Incident Commander i.e Patrol Borough Commander/Duty Inspector/Duty Captain
Patrol Supervisor can not cancel the services
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Inner and outer perimeters:
inner perimeter should contain only those personnel necessary to accomplish mission
2 uninvolved civillians should be evacuated, if safety permits. They should be properly identified and detained for questioning.
3.once inner perimeter established... only authorized personnel allowed in.
4. outer perimeter would be used for staging area for FD, EMT. ETC
5. Central should advise all units responding units to avoid inner perimeter. no sirens or lights as approach scene
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Vehicle Pursuits
Consider :
1. nature of offense
2. time of day
3. Weather condition
4. Location and population density
5. Capability of Department vehicle
6. Familiarity with area
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Patrol Supervisor precinct of occurence
1. direct and control the pursuit and apprehension effort
2. monitor radio transmission
3. keep radio dispatcher informed of location
4. limit involvement and control radio use of other units
5. Only request other units to respond to strategic locations to apprehend the vehicle
6. primary and secondary units will be the only units to operate in close pursuit of the pursued vehicle
7. Terminate the pursuit if neCESSARY
8. immediately after pursuit prepare Vehicle Pursuit Report
9. forward report to CO of precinct of original Pusuit
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Hazardous material frozen area
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Outdoors : spill source= 300ft
Fire source= 300ft
Explosion= 1000 ft
Indoors :
Spill= room where located
Fire=. Exposed room including below and above floor
Tanker/military shipment:
Spill= 300
Fire = 1000
Explosion= 1000
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Only 2 Vehicles allowed to operate in close pursuits:
1. primary vehicle
2. secondary vehicle
MAINTAIN 5 CAR LENGTHS BETWEEN PRIMARY AND SECONDARY VEHICLE
3. Desk Safety Desk will maintain a chronological order of all reported vehicle pursuits
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Labor disputes patrol Supervisor
1. Telephone Desk officer for immediate assignment of personnel
2. obtain information for strike report
3. deliver strke report to the desk officer
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labor dispute desk officers
1. have strke report prepared
2. sign strike report above caption reviewed by
3. forward as indicated on form
4, Confer with CO concerning personnel assignments or additional personnel from Patrol Borough Command
5. Notify Operations Unit
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Victims except from arrest while picketing may be referred:
1. Court for an injunction or National Labor Relations Board
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Harassment 1st degree
prohibits stalking, intentionally and repeatedly harassing another person by following him/her in a public place or by engagin in a course of conduct which places the person in reasonable fear of physical injury
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Harassment 2nd degree
prohibits harassing a person by following him/her in a public place or engaging in a course of conduct which alarms or seriously annoys someone and has no legitimate purpose.
***Section of Harassment 2nd Degree where it prohibits striking, shoving, kickin or otherwise subjecting another person to physical contact , or attemptin to do such act is ENFORCABLE
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Hostage Barricade- outer perimeter:
Will serve as staging area for additional police personnel, and for other agencies
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Inner Perimeter: Need a vest appropriate to the threat level and the following people are requiered:
1. Patrol Borough Commander of Duty Chief
2. CO, Special Ops Division and personnel
3. CO, ESU and personnel
4. HNT Coordinator and personnel
5. TARU supervisor and personnel
6. BS supervisor and 1 technician when bomb is present or suspected
7. Ranking Patrol Duty Supervisor from affected operational bureau
8. Any other persons with the permission of the Patrol Borough Commander or Duty Chief
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Ranking Patrol Supervisor on the scene will:
be in command and will coordinate police operations. With contained and no immediate threate or danger to any person thene no additional action will be taken without the authorization of the CO/DC at the scene
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CO/DC at the scene
is in command of the scene
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Patrol Supervisor
1. request CO/DC
2. implements hostae negotiation proceedures
3. Establishment of inner and outer perimeters
4. confer with ESU to evaluate coverage and location
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Three constants are very important
1. Use all the time necessary to ensure safety of all
2. DPF used as last resort
3. Overriding Goal is safe release of the Hostages.
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Processing Unknown Substances Suspected of Being Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, Hazardous Materials Evidence
Any incident involving an unknown substance suspected of being a CBRN/Hazardous material must be considered criminal/terrorism incident and related property must be evaluated/processed as evidence
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CItywide Incident Management System
States that NYPD will be the primary Agency at all CBRN Haz-MAt incidents with the responsibility of overall site management, assessment and investigation
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Inner perimeter
area surrounding all of the locatons that may have been contaminated by the unkown substance suspected of bein a CBRN. NYPD establishes this perimeter
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Crime Scene
area surrounding all of the locations that may contain physical evidence that may be forensic, investigative, demonstrative, etc.
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Outer perimeter
area sufficiently removed from the inner perimeter or crime scene if larger, so as to ensure coordinated manner.
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NYPD
responsible for the :
Inner perimeter
Outer perimeter
Crime scene
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NYPD ESU
Will be the lead unit in the NYPD with respect to assessing an unknown substance suspected of being CBRN/HAZ material
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FDNY
will be responsible for life, safety operation and mass decontamination
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DEP
Personnel are engineers/ scientist who are experts regarding military chemical agents, toxic industrial chemicals and other chemicals. This agency will assist ESU
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Dept. of Health
Doctors, scientist, healtcare professionals who are experts regarding biological weapon aents agents and hazardous biological organism/toxins
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FDNY is responding ....
Request immediate response of Duty Captian
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Patrol Supervisor duties
1. confer with operations division supervisor and ensure all notifications have been made
2. Designate mobilization point and route to be followed
3. Notify Intel Division Criminal Intel Division via phone and confer with the supervisor
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Duty Captian responds immediately if...
1. any questions or problems involving responding city/state/federal agencies or private organizations
2. FDNY has been requested
3. FDNY requested or is present at the scene
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Notify PDU and request to respond if..
immediate investigation should be conducted or
2. needed to assist in the indentification of unkown substance ie. identity and interview the individual that sent, delivered or abandoned unknown substance
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Patrol supervisor more duties
1. direct that a seperate aided card be prepared for each individual who was exposed to the unknown substance
2. have a 61 opened and prepared as "Investigate Suspicious substance" and any other offenses
3. Non evidence waste items that are sealed to be delivered to the DOHMH/PHL. designate a UMOS to perform this assignment
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UMOS Required Memo Book Entries regardiing transporting packaged sealed material
1. Rank , name, tax and command of the collectiong/packaging ESU officers
2. Total number and type of packages that are being delivered to the DOHMH
3. Plastic Security Envelope #'s and ESU Hammer Number and WMD log #
4. Deliver package directly to DOHMH
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After arrival at the DOHMH....
1. obtain DOHMH/PHL accession # from UMOS assigned to the evidence intake area and enter it on the Evidence Collection Tracking form
2. Obtain signature of recieving DOHMH evidence intake area officer on the Evidence Collection/Tracking Form in order to establish a chain of custody
3. Submit original copy of the Evidence Collection tracking form to the DOHMH evidence intake area officer
4. Prepare the property clerks invoice worksheet maintained at DOHMH evidence intake area. List the packaged sealed samples of the unknowned substances and the related evidence items that are being submitted to the DOHMH and catagorize the property as investgatory.
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More duties of UMOS after arriving at the DOHMH
1. telephone desk officer precinct of occurence and obtain the serial number of the next available Property Clerks Invoice and request that the property be set aside in order to voucher the package sealed samples of the unknowned substance and the related evidence/items that have been delivered to DOHMH.
2. Write the serial # on the worksheet
3. Complete ALL captions on the worksheet
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Prior to leaving DOHMH
1. Notify Intel Division, Criminal Intel Sect. by phone and provide the following:
a. DOHMH Accession #
b. Property Clerk Invoice #
c. Plastic Security Serial #
2. Deliver to Desk officer precinct of occurrance.
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Who will be the NYPD Incident commander ?
The patrol supervisor or highest ranking UMOS of the PSB at the scene will be responsible for overall operations and will enusre that only authorized and necessary personnel are allowed access within the out perimeter
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Suspected Terrorist activity MOS
1. obtain as much infor as possible
2. Notify Intel division
3. make activity log entry Intel Division Log #, and Intel Division member name
4. Any MOS suspecting Terrorist activity will notify desk officer precinct of oocurence and Intel Div.
5. when reporting member is a civillian the desk officer will enter the intel Div. lo # and intel member notified name in the command log
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Patrol supervisor suspected terrorist actiy
1. Respond to scene if requiered, ascertain details and notify desk officer.
2. requerst field intelligence officer and if not available request PDU to respond
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Desk officer duties in arrest situation
1. detain prisoner for debriefing by the Field intel officer or other investigative unit
2. notify the followin:
a. CO/DC
b. operations unit
c. patrol borough
d. Transit Bureau wheel, housing bureau wheel, detective bureau wheel if appropriate
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IF no arrest
UMOs issues UF 250, summons, etc adn notify dek officer
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IF summons issued Desk officer
1. Notify Borough/Borough Conter- terrorism corrdinator
| 2. Notify Patrol Boroughs transit bureaa, transit bureau, housing bureau wheel concerned
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UMOS regarding Intel Division Criminal Intelligence section
In all cases arrest or no arrest all MOS must do the following:
1. advise the Intel Div., Criminal Intel Section of the disposition of the stop via the MDT/MDC
2. Enter details of incident in Activity log
3. Submit appropriate Reports, summonses and other forms to desk officer for processing
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Desk officer duties regarding Intel. Div., Criminal Intel. Sect.
1. Notify the Borough/Bureau Counter-Terrorism Coordinator
2. Notify the Patrol Borough, Transit Bureau, Housing Bureau wheel concerned
3. Ensure that copies of all reports, summonses and other forms preparerd are forwarded via department mail to : CO, Intel Div, Criminal Intel Sect.
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Personal Radiatoin Pager
3 types of alarms:
Hostile- criminal or suspicious
Identified- non criminal and non threatening
Innocent- individual recieving treatment
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UMOS when alarm is identified or Innocent
1. Make A/L entry
| 2. Notify Platoon Commander or P/S
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MOS regarding hostile Alarm
1. conduct preliminary investigation and request patrol supervisor
2. immediatley request response of ESU
3. Set up boundaries
4. NO ONE enters boundaries until ESU clears it.
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Notifications to Intel Div. regarding alerts transmitted from the NCIC
1. MOS must verify the identity of person and confirm that he/she is the same individual listed in the NCIC/VGTOF and comply with the instructions contained in the NCIC/VGTOF
2. If query is made thru Central the P/S will also notify intel div., criminal Intel Sect. supervisor and the Desk Officer will ensure the notification is made
3. if query is made from stationhouse the Desk Officer will also notifiy Intel Criminal Intelligence Section Supervisor
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Reporting Gang Related Criminal Activity
1. If civillian walks into stationhouse to make complaint about Gang Related Activity, T/S or CMOS must inform Desk officer
2. Immediately notify both Gang intel unit member and compainaint if defendant posts bail or is released from custody
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Vehicle check point
1. check for DWI
2. Vehicle Safety Check
check points for any other reason must get written approval form Deputy Commissioner of Legal Matters
3. Utilize at least 2 dept. vehicles
4. Assign a pont person in the rank of police officer
5. Deliver completed file folder to CO precinct concerned
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Vertical Patrol
1. assign teamms of 2 or more
2. Schedule verticals at times of high crime
3. Ensure tresspass affidavits are current
4. Ensure all verticals are conducted properly
