3.540 MACTAC Flashcards
(MACTAC) It is the policy of this department to provide a _______ , ____________ to an active assailant, hostage siege and/or terrorist attack in LVMPD juridisction that prioritizes _________.
standardize; regional response; life safety.
MACTAC response is used when incident occurs _________ and exceed conventional law enforcement _________ and _________
simultaneously; tactics; resources
STAR de-escalation protocol and the barricaded subject plan emphasize slowed momentum to gather resources, whereas the MACTAC response requires immediate _______
intervention.
One or more persons who are randomly or systematically involved in the act of using deadly force on others, and the suspects will not stop their aggressive, hostile actions without immediate and direct law enforcement intervention. The overriding object of the assailant(s) appears to be committing mass murder or terrorism rather than other criminal conduct.
active assailant
This team aims to isolate, contain, or neutralize the threat and create a warm zone.
assault team
Assigned to prevent a threat from expanding or retreating from an area of the initial threat or contained area. These teams should be no smaller than a buddy team (two officers)
Containment Team
Protective details for the incident command post, staging area(s), fire and medical response teams or for additional protection as dictated by the incident commander (IC).
Force Protection
A MACTAC incident is confirmed, compelling the affected area command to respond directly.
MACTAC activation
A report of a MACTAC incident occurring or potentially occurring. In-the-Box patrol squads may be placed on alert in preparation or as a reserve to activated units.
MACTAC Alert
(MACTAC) A general notification for area commands that are not affected. Patrol squads do not need to respond to a rally point but should orient themselves if they are placed on alert.
MACTAC notification
Compliant with the National Incident Management System (NIMS), this team is composed of four to five officers brought together as a tactical response team. The team is given a call sign based on a mission objective
resource team (formerly strike team)
(MACTAC) The Area Lieutenant will;
Area lieutenant will:
- Upon arrival, confirm the incident meets MACTAC incident parameters.
- Determine need for additional patrol resources. Resources should be requested through utilization of MACTAC alerts and/or MACTAC activations.
- Ensure unified command has been established per NIMS.
- If one of the first arriving officers or sergeants has taken IC, determine if a transfer of command needs to occur from the current IC to the lieutenant. This will be based on the size, type, and complexity of the incident.
- Determine the need for additional ICS command and general staff positions based on the size, type, and complexity of the incident.
- Ensure the watch commander has been notified.
- Ensure that all requests for regional, state, or federal resources are made through the Emergency Management Section. 8.Complete the ICS After Action Report (LVMPD 422) for ICs within 10 calendar days of the conclusion of the event if the lieutenant held the position of incident commander
9.Forward the LVMPD 422 electronically to the Emergency Management Section. The IC is responsible for the completion of the LVMPD 422. - Only one LVMPD 422 is necessary for an incident/event
(MATAC) Watch Commander will
- Ensure command has been established and is being maintained.
- Assume command only if absolutely necessary to allow for continued oversight of the remainder of the jurisdiction.
- Assist with additional resources from other area commands/agencies. Ensure proper coverage for the remainder of the jurisdiction.
- Watch commander or WC2 should designate a secondary staging area for the arrival of off-duty, plain clothes personnel and provide this location to the Communications supervisor for dissemination to on- and off-duty supervisors.
5 Document in the WC Log – IC will be completing the LVMPD 422.
