3.210 Vehicular Pursuit Flashcards

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It is the policy of this department that a vehicular pursuit may be initiated based on a pursuing officer’s __________that the pursuit is the best available tactic at the time.

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observations

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The decision to pursue is often made under difficult, unpredictable, and rapidly changing circumstances. For those reasons, the requirement for ________ __________ and authorization by a _________for a pursuit is the cornerstone of the department’s pursuit philosophy.

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immediate control
supervisor

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Considering the totality of circumstances, the best_________may be to not engage in a vehicular pursuit or discontinue a pursuit if it has already been initiated.

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course of action

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All pursuits will be thoroughly investigated by ________to ensure pursuit procedures and tactics were followed.

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Supervisors

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What is the definition for this tactic:
Tactics used by the air unit to maintain visual contact of the suspect’s vehicle during a vehicular pursuit and to assist ground units in the bubble tactic or with establishing containment at the termination point of a pursuit.

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Air Unit Surveillance (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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What is the definition of a bubble tactic? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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A non-code tactic that is utilized when attempting to contain a suspect in a mobile vehicle. The tactic uses police units to create a mobile perimeter or “bubble”

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What is the term for this tactic:
Units not directly involved in a vehicle pursuit intentionally traveling on the same road as pursuing units and/or suspect vehicle while not adhering to all traffic laws, regardless of the activation of emergency equipment (lights and siren).

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caravanning, which is prohibited (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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The decision by pursuing officers or monitoring supervisors to end a pursuit is called? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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discontinuance of pursuit

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What is the definition of monitoring supervisor? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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Responsible for the management of a vehicular pursuit, bubble tactic, and/or Air Unit surveillance of a suspect vehicle that meets pursuit criteria

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What is the definition for this tactic:
Units not directly involved in a vehicular pursuit intentionally traveling on adjacent streets as to remain parallel with the pursuit and/or suspect vehicle while not adhering to all traffic laws, regardless of the activation of emergency equipment. (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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paralleling, which is prohibited.

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What is a primary pursuing unit? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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A unit situated directly behind the suspect vehicle at any point during a pursuit.

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What is a pursuit? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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An active attempt by an officer in an authorized emergency vehicle using emergency equipment (lights and siren) to apprehend a suspect who is failing to yield after due notice or is attempting to avoid apprehension, and whose driving presents a clear and immediate danger.

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When is an officer considered to be in pursuit? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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An officer continuing to follow the suspect vehicle, regardless of activation of emergency lights will be considered in pursuit.

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What is a termination point? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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The location of a vehicular pursuit where police operations have ceased due to suspect apprehension or evasion.

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What does NRS 484B.700.4 state as it applies to vehicle pursuits? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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The provisions of this section do not relieve the driver from the duty to drive with due regard for the safety of all persons and do not protect the driver from the consequences of the driver’s reckless disregard for the safety of others.

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Code 3 driving will be utilized by pursuing officers exercising _______ _____ for persons and property (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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Reasonable care

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Vehicles not equipped for Code 3 driving ____ _____ be permitted to take part in a vehicular pursuit under any circumstances. (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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Will not

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What is necessary equipment for vehicles to have to utilize Code 3 driving? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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Lights visible from the front, back, and sides of the vehicle and an audible siren

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For what offenses will a pursuit not be authorized? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  • property crimes
  • minor traffic infractions
  • occupied stolen vehicles
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When will a pursuit be authorized? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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For a violent felony offense or if the suspect presents a clear and immediate danger to the public not created by officers

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If an officer can articulate a clear and immediate danger to the public the ______ ______ must verbally approve the pursuit over the radio. If approved, the monitoring supervisor will direct the continuance of the vehicular pursuit. (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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Monitoring supervisor

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What are the 8 factors that initiating pursuit officers and field supervisor who authorizes the vehicle pursuit to continue will consider? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  1. Whether the need for immediate apprehension of the suspect outweighs the danger created by the pursuit itself.
  2. Whether the suspect is known to officers and could be apprehended later
  3. Speeds of the vehicle pursuit (pursuing units and fleeing vehicles)
  4. Vehicular and pedestrian traffic (including road conditions)
  5. Environmental factors surrounding the pursuit: residential, commercial, rural
  6. Weather conditions
  7. Time of day: Does visibility create an unreasonable risk of injury to the public or pursuing officers
  8. Alternatives to allowing the pursuit to continue, including the availability of the Air Unit, use of the bubble tactic, surveillance with unmarked LVMPD vehicles, use of the precision intervention technique (PIT), deployment of stop sticks, or arrest at a later time via investigative means
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A maximum of ____ pursuing units will be authorized unless additional units are approved to join the pursuit by a monitoring supervisor. (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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3 (primary, secondary, and third)

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If circumstances permit the _____ unit should wait for a _______ unit and ____unit and when available the Air Unit before activating emergency equipment to initiate a vehicle stop on a pursuable vehicle. (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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Primary, secondary, third

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Any officer who assumes the primary position at any point during the pursuit regardless of the duration will complete what report? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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A separate Pursuit Report in Blue Team

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An officer who initiates a vehicular pursuit and who is operating a motorcycle or an authorized unmarked unit will relinquish the primary position to whom? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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The first black and white marked patrol unit that joins the vehicular pursuit.

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Supervisors directly involved in the pursuit, as primary, secondary, or third will relinquish their position to a black and white marked patrol unit joining the pursuit this is to ensure what three things. (3.210. Vehicular Pursuit)

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This ensures the supervisor maintains command, control, and objectivity of the vehicular pursuit.

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What is the primary goal of pursuing units and monitoring supervisors who authorize the vehicular pursuit? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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Assuring the safety of innocent citizens, officers, and when possible, those who are fleeing. pursuing units and monitoring. Supervisors will constantly evaluate conditions and discontinue the pursuit when the danger outweighs the need to apprehend the suspect.

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If pursuing units discontinue a vehicular pursuit or are ordered by a supervisor to discontinue, the pursuing units will do the following: (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit). (2)

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  1. immediately cease, emergency operations, reduce speed, and discontinue visual contact with the suspect vehicle
  2. Broadcast over the radio, the discontinuance of pursuit, and that there is no longer visual contact of the suspect vehicle.
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30
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An officer involved in a motor vehicle collision during an emergency response, or a pursuit will immediately discontinue involvement and take proper action as required by NRS 484E and department directives, unless what 3 things apply?(3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  1. No unit is available to assume the pursuit or respond to the unit involved.
  2. Damage to the unit is minor, and it can still be operated without danger.
  3. There are no apparent injuries as a result of the collision
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Officers must notify the communications bureau under the following circumstances for vehicular pursuits of what 3 things? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  1. When a pursuit is initiated and terminated.
  2. When a pursuit is initiated and discontinued.
  3. When a situation is observed that could result in a pursuit, but the pursuit did not meet the criteria for pursuing (event must be created or updated in this situation).
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Unless approved by the monitoring supervisor, and assigned by the communications dispatcher in consultation with the monitoring supervisor, units WILL NOT do the following during a vehicular pursuit; (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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Intentionally bubble outside their assigned area command

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When bubbling, units will do what 5 things: (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  1. Attempt to contain the suspect vehicle, not apprehend
  2. Monitor the suspect vehicle via radio but will not seek constant visual contact of the fleeing vehicle.
  3. Obey all traffic laws and not activate emergency equipment (lights and siren)
  4. Avoid engaging, the suspect in vehicular pursuit without supervisor approval.
  5. Avoid the termination point, unless requested by units at the termination point or the monitoring supervisor and assigned by the dispatcher.
34
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Whether or not a vehicle pursuit is occurring, if the suspect vehicle enters another area command or jurisdiction who will determine if the bubble tactic should continue? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

A

Monitoring Supervisor

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The monitoring supervisor will not transition responsibilities while the bubble tactic is still active and will continue to monitor unless relieved by? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

A

a higher ranking department supervisor

36
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If a vehicle pursuit has been initiated, or the suspect vehicle meets pursuit criteria and the bubble tactic is active and/or Air Unit Surveillance has been established, all units assigned will work on the __________ area command radio channel throughout the incident, regardless of whether the suspect moves into other _____________ or ________. (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

A

Originating; Area Commands; Jurisdictions

37
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If the suspect vehicle enters another area command will the monitoring supervisor transition responsibilities? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

A

No, and will continue to monitor unless relieved by a higher ranking department supervisor.

38
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Information broadcast during a vehicular pursuit, bubble tactic, and/or Air Unit surveillance of a suspect vehicle must be clearly communicated over the radio. Calm and concise radio traffic will improve the monitoring supervisor’s ability to effectively ______, ______ _____ _____, and exercise ______ and _____ of the incident. (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

A

assess; evaluate risk factors; command; control

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If the vehicular pursuit, bubble tactic, and/or Air Unit surveillance occur over an extended period, the originating area command lieutenant (watch commander in area command lieutenant’s absence) will determine what two things: (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  1. If the TAC Radio channel will be activated to manage calls for service within the originating area command.
  2. If a supervisor from another area command needs to be assigned to the originating area command to manage calls for service.
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If the dangers of the vehicle pursuit outweighs the apprehension of the fleeing vehicle and all tactics cease all units will clear from the incident and return to regular CFS. The monitoring supervisor will confirm over the radio with dispatch what 2 things? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  1. All Neighboring area commands have been advised the vehicle pursuit was discontinued due to the danger presented to the community.
  2. Their area command LT or WC in his absence is aware of the incident and that the vehicle pursuit was discontinued due to the danger it presented to the community.
41
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When a pursuit is underway the primary unit will notify Communications immediately of what 5 things: (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  1. circumstances of the original offense
  2. location, speed, and direction of travel of the fleeing vehicle.
  3. speed of pursuing units
  4. description and license plate number of the vehicle, if known
  5. number of occupants in the vehicle and descriptions, where possible
42
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Primary,Seconday, Third Unit Will:
At the termination point of the vehicle pursuit, coordinate _____ _____ vehicle stop procedures, a ___ _____ option, and a custody plan with the secondary and third units. (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

A

high risk; low lethal

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If the occupant of the suspect vehicle flees on foot, what two things will occur? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  1. Coordinate with the monitoring supervisor to communicate with bubbling units on apprehension/ containment procedures.
  2. Manage police activities for the suspect vehicle (high risk vehicle stop procedures and containment for the suspect vehicle)
44
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_____ ______ devices will only be deployed on vehicles that meet vehicle pursuit criteria.

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Tire deflation

45
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Pursuit
Monitoring supervisor will do what (10) things? (3.210 Vehicular Pursuit)

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  1. Immediately acknowledge the notification made by the pursuing officers or Communications and authorize the continuation of the vehicle pursuit over the radio by stating, “I am supervising this pursuit.”
  2. Continuously evaluate the need to authorize additional units to the pursuit.
  3. Determine whether a transition to the bubble tactic is more appropriate based on availability of the Air Unit and unmarked vehicles.
  4. Evaluate whether to discontinue the pursuit if the Air Unit has arrived and assumed primary responsibility for broadcasting the progress of the pursuit.
  5. During the pursuit, consider use of PIT and/or stop sticks.
  6. Discontinue the pursuit over the radio when apprehension of the fleeing suspect(s) is outweighed by the danger caused by the pursuit.
    a. Confirm that speeds of pursuing units and fleeing vehicle are reasonably being broadcast over the radio throughout the duration of the pursuit.
  7. Discourage overconvergence at termination point to avoid officers unduly jeopardizing the safety of themselves and others (see LVMPD 3.110, Use of Force, “De-escalation”).
  8. Respond to the termination point and manage the overall scene (i.e., high-risk vehicle stop procedures, a low-lethal option, and a custody plan).
  9. If the occupant(s) of the suspect vehicle flees on foot:
    a. When available, coordinate with the Air Unit to communicate with bubbling units on apprehension/containment procedures (see LVMPD 3.220, Foot Pursuits). If Air Unit is unavailable, communicate with bubbling units on apprehension/containment procedures.
    b. Manage police activities for the suspect vehicle (e.g., high-risk vehicle stop procedures and containment).
  10. Ensure all required post-pursuit procedures are completed.
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What are the 8 requirements of an area LT (WC in his absence) will do reference a vehicle pursuit? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

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  1. monitor the pursuit and ensure it is conducted per department policy, procedures, and training.
  2. Allow the monitoring supervisor to remain in control of the pursuit.
  3. Continuously evaluate the need to authorize additional units to the pursuit.
  4. During the pursuit consider the use of PIT and/or stop sticks
  5. Refrain from radio communication that may cause confusion regarding supervision of the vehicle pursuit unless to countermand the monitoring supervisor in charge of the pursuit.
  6. Discontinue the pursuit over the radio when apprehension of the fleeing suspect is outweighed by the danger caused by the pursuit.
  7. respond to the termination point of the pursuit.
  8. Ensure all required post pursuit procedures are completed.
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Inter-Jurisdictional Pursuits Initiated by LVMPD
Pursuits will be discontinued when leaving Clark County unless the decision to continue is approved by the _______ or ________ .

A

LVMPD on-duty watch commander
area lieutenant

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Inter-Jurisdictional Pursuits Initiated by LVMPD
When a pursuit leaves Clark County, officers and supervisors will re-evaluate the pursuit to include consideration of the following: (4)

A

a. How long the pursuit has lasted
b. Whether assistance is needed from another agency
c. Whether communication can be maintained
d. All factors set forth in the policy as to whether the pursuit can be conducted in reasonable safety and in compliance with policy and state law.

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Inter-Jurisdictional Pursuits Initiated by LVMPD
The pursuing officer or a supervisor may request assistance from another agency. If such a request is made, officers or supervisors ______ request an officer from another agency to actively join in the pursuit; however, other appropriate forms of assistance may be requested. (3.210 Vehicular Pursuits)

A

WILL NOT

50
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Inter-Jurisdictional Pursuits Initiated by Outside Agencies.
LVMPD Officers are ________from joining pursuits initiated by another jurisdiction or law enforcement agency unless assigned to the pursuit by an LVMPD supervisor.

A

PROHIBITED

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Inter-Jurisdictional Pursuits Initiated by Outside Agencies
An LVMPD supervisor ______ assign officers to participate in such pursuits unless assistance is ______by the initiating agency and they provide sufficient information (including the crime the suspects are believed to have committed) so that an LVMPD supervisor can determine if the pursuit is in compliance with the provisions of this policy. (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

WILL NOT
Requested

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Inter-Jurisdictional Pursuits Initiated by Outside Agencies
However, an LVMPD supervisor may authorize officer(s) to drive in ________operation toward the area of the pursuit to be in a relatively good position to render backup and other aid once the pursuit vehicle is stopped. (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

routine

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Inter-Jurisdictional Pursuits Initiated by Outside Agencies
Authorized officers operating as secondary units in pursuits involving a lone primary unit from another agency will be subject to all department procedures governing primary pursuit units, including as a priority, the responsibility to discontinue the LVMPD role in the pursuit immediately whenever: (4)

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a. An additional unit from the originating agency joins the pursuit and can take over the secondary unit responsibilities.
b. The pursuit is not conducted to the standards of LVMPD as outlined in this procedure.
c. Information is made available that indicates the danger of the pursuit outweighs the need to apprehend the suspect.
d. An LVMPD supervisor orders the LVMPD role in the pursuit discontinued.

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Tire deflation devices (stop sticks/Piranha)________ be deployed on vehicles that meet vehicle pursuit criteria (occupied or unoccupied). (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

WILL ONLY

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Avoid deploying stop sticks on what type of surfaces (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

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wet surfaces, gravel, or loose pavement.

56
Q

The cord reel of stop sticks has ________ feet (24 meters) of cord, which allows an officer to move as far as possible from fleeing or pursuing vehicles. (3.210 Vehicle pursuit)

A

80

57
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An Officer deploying stop sticks must inform the monitoring supervisor of the deployment of stop sticks and the effectiveness during the pursuit. At the conclusion what 5 things from the deployment must an officer confirm that a monitoring supervisor is aware of? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A
  1. Name P# and call sign
  2. Location of deployment
  3. what type of substantial barrier was used as cover.
  4. If the deployment was successful or unsuccessful and why it was determined to be successful or unsuccessful.
  5. Did any vehicles other than the subject vehicle strike the stop sticks.
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Officer(s) will not deploy stop sticks during a pursuit under the following
5 circumstances. (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

a. When transporting arrestees or other non-police personnel.

b. When fleeing suspects have demonstrated a clear intent to injure officers using the fleeing vehicle or other deadly weapon.

c. As a weapon.

d. On bridges, curves on the roadway, around roadway construction, or any location where the deploying officer feels it would be too dangerous.

e. To slow or stop any of the following vehicles, unless the use of deadly force would be justified:

1) Motorcycle, moped, or any other two- or three-wheeled vehicle.
2) All-terrain vehicle (ATV).
3) Any truck transporting explosives or other hazardous materials.

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Tire deflation devices (stop sticks/Piranha) as a deployment tactic on a stationary vehicle should only be used under extenuating circumstances and with the following tactical considerations:(7)

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a. Officers will not intentionally close the distance on an occupied stationary vehicle to deploy a tire deflation device when it is determined to be a barricaded subject (see LVMPD 3.505, Barricaded Subject Plan) or hostage incident (see LVMPD 3.510, Hostage Plan).

b. Approval from a field supervisor prior to deployment – the supervisor will be present during the pre-deployment when feasible.

c. A tactical plan (e.g., ballistic shield, immediate action team, or lethal/low lethal coverage) must be in place should the vehicle not be immobilized.

d. The location of the deployment does not overexpose the deployment team to the subject or subject vehicle.

e. The approach will not place the deployment team in the path of an oncoming vehicle.

f. Deployment will not be made by a single officer.

g. The officer deploying the tire deflation device on a stationary vehicle has been trained and is authorized to use the stop sticks/Piranha.

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Training of tire deflation devices (stop sticks/Piranha)
Stop stick training will:
1) Be conducted under the direction of the Organizational Development Bureau (ODB).
2) Be completed on a ___________basis.
3) Consist of officers physically practicing the deployment of stop sticks.

A

Quarterly

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PIT is deadly force in what three circumstances? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

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a. At speeds of over 40 mph.
b. Used on motorcycles.
c. Used on high center-of-gravity vehicles likely to roll over (e.g., vans, SUVs, and Jeeps).
d. Circumstances that create a substantial risk of death or serious bodily injury.

62
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If the tires on a pursuable vehicle have been deflated, and speeds are 40 mph or below is this considered deadly force? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

No

63
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Circumstances warranting the use of the PIT as deadly force include what 3 things outlined in policy? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

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1) Continued movement of the pursued vehicle would place others in danger of bodily harm or death other than the occupants of the vehicle; and/or

2) Apparent risk of harm – to those other than the occupants of the pursued vehicle – is so great as to outweigh the risk of harm in making the forcible stop; and

3) Other means of apprehension during the pursuit have been considered and rejected as impractical (e.g., continue to follow, bubble tactic, stop sticks, call for the Air Unit, and/or discontinuance)

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Notify a commissioned _________and a Traffic Bureau _________whenever a PIT or vehicle ramming has been used to terminate a pursuit. If any questions or concerns arise from a PIT investigation regarding if the use of force was deadly or non-deadly, the __________and/or the Traffic Bureau/Fatal Detail will be notified.

A

Supervisor
Force Investigation Team (FIT)

65
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If a vehicle belonging to an uninvolved citizen is damaged from stop sticks or PIT who will respond to speak with the citizen? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

Area LT or WC

66
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If a Vehicle belonging to an uninvolved citizen is damaged from stop sticks or PIT what 4 things will the LT instruct/ tell the citizen to do? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A
  1. offer the citizen alternative transportation, if available and necessary
  2. Offer to tow the damaged vehicle at dept expense using the duty service to an lvmpd contract repair facility or if the citizen insists to a facility of the citizens choice or repair/replace at the earliest opportunity.
  3. Inform the risk manager, via communications, of the damage and location where the vehicle will be towed. the risk manager will determine if a response is necessary.
  4. Instruct the citizen to contact the risk manager the next business day to arrange reimbursement.
67
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A supervisor will:
a. Ensure _______ have been notified when the use of force with vehicle results in death or critical bodily injury (PIT under or over 40 mph and ramming). (3.210)

A

CIRT/FIT

68
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A supervisor will:
b. Notify _________when the pursuit involves multi-jurisdiction, multiple bureaus/area commands, and/or the pursuit involves more than ______ officers. ________will assess the totality of the circumstances to determine whether a response is necessary. (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

CIRT
FIVE
CIRT

69
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Reference pursuit
A supervisor will:
c. Notify ________when there is significant damage. (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

CIRT

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The IOCP Bureau will prepare an annual analysis report of vehicle pursuits to identify patterns or trends and will forward copies to what three groups/people? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

Executive Staff, the risk manager, and the ODB Commander.

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A supervisor will:
d. Notify__________ if PIT is used on a high center of gravity vehicle. ________ will assess the totality of the circumstances to determine whether a response is necessary.

A

CIRT/FIT

72
Q

Supervisor Will:
Conduct a thorough investigation to determine if the pursuit was within ______and _______.

A

policy and justified

73
Q

If a vehicle pursuit is determined to be unjustified how is this documented? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

A

Document in blue team and include all facts and evidence obtained throughout the investigation.

74
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What are the 5 post vehicle pursuit requirements for a LT when evaluating a pursuit? (3.210 Vehicle Pursuit)

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  1. Review the pursuit report, pursuit audio, CAD Printout, and any other evidence to the determine if pursuit procedures were followed.
  2. Attach the pursuit audio, CAD Printout, and any other applicable evidence to the blue team pursuit report.
  3. Ensure the blue team pursuit report accurately documents if the pursuit was justified and within policy before submitting to the bureau/area commander.
  4. Ensure any necessary corrective actions are initiated and documented in the blue team follow up.
  5. Forward the report to the bureau/area commander.