3.110-4.116 Flashcards
3.110, Use of Force Policy, an ECD is a __________ weapon that disrupts the body’s ability to communicate messages from the brain to the muscles.
NMI - Neuro-muscular incapacitation
3.110, Use of Force Policy, in what level of force are we permitted to use the restraint chair?
intermediate
3.110 Use of Force Policy, the standard that courts use to examine whether a use of force is constitutional was first set forth in __________ and expanded by subsequent court cases.
Graham v. Connor
3.110, Use of Force Policy, CIRT will respond to ________ and attempted suicides.
in-custody suicides
3.110, Use of Force Policy, officers are authorized to fire their weapons:
- Protect themselves/others from imminent threat of death or substantial bodily injury.
- Prevent escape from felon where believe has committed a violent felony crime and is imminent threat to human life if escapes.
3.110, Use of Force Policy, medical will be summoned for the following use of force applications, regardless of visible injury:
- Baton/impact weapons
- Canine
- ECD
- OC (Oleoresin capsicum)
- Projectile weapon (low lethal shotgun/40mm)
- Handgun/shotgun/rifle
- Vehicle - PIT or ramming
3.110, Use of Force Policy, non-deadly force requiring a Use of Force Report will be investigated by __________.
the officer’s chain of command
3.110, Use of Force Policy, objective factors that affect the reasonableness of the force include:
- Severity of crime
- Immediate threat
- Subject actively resisting or attempting to evade
- Drugs/alcohol or mental capacity
- Time available to make a decision
- Availability of officers and resources
- Proximity/access of weapons
- Environmental factors and/or exigent circumstances
3.110, Use of Force Policy, use of force reports will be completed by end of shift and reviewed through the chain of command within ______.
30 days
3.110, Use of Force Policy, any use of force which results in injury or complaint of injury, complaint of continuing pain, or any use of force greater than low-level force is the definition of ___________.
reportable force
3.110, Use of Force Policy, ______ will complete the Firearm Discharge Report on:
a. Any discharge at person regardless of injury
b. Negligent discharge during law enforcement operationc. Discharge including dog or animal shoots in self-defense or to humanely euthanize.
CIRT
3.110, Use of Force Policy, in what level of force are we permitted to use handcuffs and hobbles?
low level
3.110, Use of Force Policy, officers are not authorized to discharge a firearm:
- As warning shots
- Likely bystander by be injured
3.110, Use of Force Policy, some of the tools that can only be utilized for intermediate force and above are:
- OC (Oleoresin capsicum)
- ECD
3.110, Use of Force Policy, the 3 ECD applications are:
- Spark Display
- Touch Stun
- Probe mode
3.110, Use of Force Policy, the consideration must account for the fact that officers are often forced to make split-second judgments in circumstances that are _______, _________, and ____________.
- tense
- uncertain
- rapidly evolving
3.110, Use of Force Policy, the elements of deadly force are:
- Ability
- Opportunity
- Imminent Jeopardy
- Preclusion
3.110, Use of Force Policy, the levels of control are:
- Low level
- Intermediate
- Deadly force
3.110, Use of Force Policy, the levels of resistance are:
- Compliant
- Obstructive
- Assaultive
- Life-threatening
3.110, Use of Force Policy, the US Supreme Court’s decisions and interpretations of the ________ of the US Constitution state an officer shall only use such force as is “____________” under all of the circumstances.
- Fourth Amendment
- objectively reasonable
3.110, Use of Force Policy, the ______ of a particular use of force must be judged from the perspective of a judicious officer on the scene, rather than with _________.
- reasonableness
- 20/20 vision of hindsight
3.110, Use of Force Policy, under duty to intervene, the reporting officer will document in writing, no later than ________ after the occurrence.
10 days
3.110, Use of Force Policy, what level of control uses physical restrain, hand control (gripping, wristlock), escorts, and takedowns (not likely to cause injury)?
low level
3.110, Use of Force Policy, what level of force do we use baton/impact tool for jabbing or striking (avoiding head, neck, chest, spine, groin, or kidneys)?
intermediate force
3.110, Use of Force Policy, what level of force do we use baton/impact tool for striking subjects on the head, neck, chest, spine, groin, or kidneys?
deadly force
3.110, Use of Force Policy, what level of force do we use baton/impact tool as an escort tool, control holds, or “stirring the pot?”
low level
3.110, Use of Force Policy, what level of force uses takedowns, strikes, kicks (not likely to cause death or substantial bodily injury)?
intermediate level
3.110, Use of Force Policy, what level of force uses takedowns, strikes, kicks (likely to cause death or substantial bodily injury)?
deadly force
3.400, Responding to Persons in Behavioral Crisis or With Special Needs, if excited delirium is suspected, request ___________, _______, and _______ to respond immediately, if they have not already been dispatched.
- medical personnel
- supervisor
- CIT officer
3.400, Responding to Persons in Behavioral Crisis or With Special Needs, ________ facilitate required CIT training for department personnel and are responsible for compiling and reviewing CIT after-action reports.
CIT coordinators
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, if the collision is found to be preventable, the involved member may be subject to disciplinary action determined by the _____.
Vehicle Collision Board
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, the Traffic Bureau (or designee) notifies the associations, and anyone who will attend, of the VCB hearing date and time a minimum of ______ before the scheduled meeting.
48 hours
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, the first preventable collision will result in a _________ or discipline up to and including termination, and a minimum of _____ of remedial driver’s training at the VCB’s discretion.
- Contact Report
- 8 hours
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, a second preventable collision finding where a member previously received a Contact Report no more than ________ prior, may result in a __________ or other discipline up to and including termination, and a minimum of ______ of remedial driver’s training at the VCB’s discretion.
- 12 months
- written reprimand
- 8 hours
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, all mandatory appearances will require the member’s ____ (if in field training), ___________, and bureau/area ______ to attend the VCB.
- FTO
- immediate supervisor
- commander
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, a third preventable collision finding where a member previously received ____ Contact Reports, or received a written reprimand, may result in a ___________ or other progressive discipline up to and including termination, and a minimum of _______ of remedial driver’s training at the VCB’s discretion.
- 2
- written reprimand
- 8 hours
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, the VCB will render one of the following findings for each collision: _________, __________, or __________ before the end of the hearing.
- Excusable
- Preventable
- Non-Preventable
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, a forth, and any subsequent preventable collision finding will result in a ___________ or other discipline up to and including termination and a minimum of ______ of remedial driver’s training at the VCB’s discretion.
- major suspension
- 8 hours
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, following a department vehicle collision, supervisor will ensure that a _________ is completed on the involved member and forward a copy to the _____ and _______ for entry in the member’s UMLV training record.
- LVMPD 461 (Check Ride Report)
- VCB
- AOST
4.116, Driving/Vehicle Procedures, when a commissioned supervisor responds to the scene of a collision and it only rises to the level of an incident, they will complete and submit an ________ to the involved member’s bureau/area ________.
- LVMPD 393 (Supervisor’s Report of Department Vehicle Incident)
- commander
7.430, Early Identification and Intervention Program (EIIP), on the Blue Team dashboard, a member’s status will shown ______ when the member has reached or surpassed an EIIP-established threshold.
red
7.430 Early Identification and Intervention Program (EIIP), a supervisor who becomes aware or a significant event will _____
ensure the member is aware of PEAP services and that PEAP is notified
7.430 Early Identification and Intervention Program (EIIP), first line supervisors will review members’ Blue Team dashboards ______
monthly
7.430 Early Identification and Intervention Program (EIIP), EIIP alerts will be coordinated through a member’s chain of command and then returned to EIIP via Blue Team within _______ of an EIIP alert notification.
45 calendar days