3.300 STAR Protocol Flashcards

1
Q

What is the role of the first-line supervisor in the STAR de-escalation protocol?

A

To arrive at the scene quickly to contain it and avoid immediate action unless necessary.

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Define ‘armed’ as per the STAR de-escalation protocol.

A

‘Armed’ means the suspect has a firearm or other dangerous weapon and is acting in a threatening manner.

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What constitutes a ‘dangerous weapon’ in the context of the STAR de-escalation protocol?

A

An instrument capable of inflicting death or serious bodily injury.

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List the criteria for a supervisor’s response to a call under the STAR protocol.

A
  • Credible information that the subject is armed with a firearm or dangerous weapon
  • Subject is acting in a threatening manner with the weapon
  • Excludes open-carry subjects or pocketknives as sole justification
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What should the Communications Bureau update the event with when STAR is activated?

A

‘STAR’ or ‘STAR de-escalation protocol’ in leading comments.

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How many officers should be dispatched to a call involving the STAR de-escalation protocol?

A

A minimum of three officers.

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True or False: The STAR de-escalation protocol can be maintained even if the first-arriving unit confirms the incident no longer meets the criteria.

A

False.

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What actions should the dispatcher take upon notification from the field regarding STAR?

A

Update the Computer-Aided Dispatch (CAD) event with the appropriate STAR code.

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What does the code ‘I5’ signify in the STAR de-escalation protocol?

A

STAR De-escalation Protocol – Incorrect.

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What is the responsibility of the Communications supervisor during a STAR protocol event?

A

Monitor the event to ensure policy/protocol is being followed.

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What should the patrol supervisor do upon arrival at a STAR incident?

A

Acknowledge and self-dispatch to the call.

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Fill in the blank: The patrol officer will consider tactics such as locating _______ and containment positions.

A

cover/concealment.

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13
Q

If a sergeant and/or three officers are not available to respond, who is exempt from the STAR protocol response?

A

Officers assigned to Resident Sections.

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14
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What should be done if the call resulted in a legitimate threat?

A

Complete an Area Command Investigative Summary Report.

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What is the purpose of Fusion Watch in the STAR de-escalation protocol?

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To provide tactical work-up upon request by Communications or patrol.

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16
Q

What is the significance of the STAR code ‘F5’?

A

STAR De-escalation Protocol – Force Used.

17
Q

What method should officers utilize to make contact with the subject if deemed appropriate?

A

Contact cover method.