355 - Rapid Response to Active Threats (1 of 2) Flashcards

1
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who is the owner of Order 355 - Rapid Response to Active Threats

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Assistant Chief of Special Operations

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Goals for Rapid Response Protocols by Order of Importance: (3)

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  1. Prevent further harm or loss of life to victims by neutralizing the human threat
  2. Provide rapid medical intervention to injured victims.
  3. Mitigate potential harm to first responders and victims posed by any associated devices or hazards (e.g., fire) by identifying, communicating the location, and moving victims away from these hazards.
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Prevent further harm or loss of life to victims by neutralizing the human threat; this may be accomplished by _____, _____ or _____

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apprehension, isolation, or the use of deadly force

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Typically, the _____ is required to stop the threat and mitigate harm to victims.

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immediate deployment of law enforcement

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Provide rapid medical intervention to injured victims. This may be accomplished by _____, _____ or _____

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providing first aid, moving victims to medical assets, or providing a secure corridor for medical assets at the crisis site

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Mitigate potential harm to first responders and victims posed by any associated devices or hazards (e.g., fire) by _____, _____ and _____

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identifying, communicating the location, and moving victims away from these hazards.

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_____ - An individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area;

A

Active Threat

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in most cases, active threats use _____ and there is no pattern or method to their selection of victims.

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firearms

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_____ – Officer(s) formed as an organized team that is tasked with locating, confining and/or neutralizing the active threat.

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Contact Team

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Contact Teams also report _____, _____ and _____ to Tactical.

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casualty locations, status (green vs. red) and numbers of victims

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_____ are also responsible for identifying and communicating Casualty Collection Points (CCP) once the threat has been addressed.

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Contact Teams

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_____ - An object or structure that provides protection from weapon fire (e.g., a vehicle engine block, brick wall, etc.).

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Cover

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_____ - Differing from cover, this only provides protection from observation not weapon fire (e.g., a privacy fence, bush, interior drywall, etc.).

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Concealment

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14
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_____ – A dismounted movement technique where an officer(s) holds covered position while observing the incident site as another officer(s) moves forward toward cover.

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Bounding/Overwatch

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_____ - This technique alternates between covering officer(s) and moving officer(s) until the breach point is reached.

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Bounding/Overwatch

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_____ – The act of multiple armed law enforcement elements establishing positive communication and identification as they join to become one operational element.

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Link-up Operations

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_____ – An area in the perimeter where security measures are in place.

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Warm Zone

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_____ - A team of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and police that operate in the warm zone to triage patients, provide care, and coordinate casualty evacuation.

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Rescue Task Force

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Rescue Task Force operates where?

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in the warm zone

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_____ – The officer or supervisor responsible for the management, communication and coordination of all contact teams and rescue task forces inside the warm zone and hot zone during an active threat event.

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Tactical

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Upon arrival at the crisis site, officers should conduct the following, advise the Police Emergency Communications Officer (PECO) that you are 10-97 (arrived at scene). _____ should clearly identify and describe themselves, including race, sex, and clothing description;

A

Off duty or plain clothed officers/detectives

22
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Supervisor approval is not needed in order to deploy into the crisis site if there is an _____

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active threat situation in progress;

23
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If you are moving as a team of two or more officers (_____ is the maximum realistic number due to a difficulty in coordination in larger numbers), utilize a _____ technique to reach the breach point.

A

five

Bounding/Overwatch

24
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Once entry has been made into the crisis location, move directly to any stimulus that could identify the suspect’s location,_____.

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bypassing victims

25
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challenge any armed subjects and utilize the five-point discrimination process:

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(1) Whole person;
(2) Hands;
(3) Waistline;
(4) Immediate area; and
(5) Demeanor

26
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Maintain _____ security at all times, looking around you and up and down, ceiling to floor;

A

540°

27
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Move only as fast as _____.

A

you can process information

28
Q

Utilize the aforementioned _____ to minimize the chance of blue on blue fratricide.

A

five-step discrimination process

29
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Once a complete contact team has entered to engage the active threat, the _____ will take tactical control and direct the movement of subsequent teams into the hot zone and warm zone.

A

next arriving officer or supervisor

30
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This officer/supervisor is now referred to as _____ and focuses inward on both responders operating inside the crisis area as well as the deployment of new resources requested from staging.

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“Tactical”

31
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Contact teams moving through the crisis area, notify the PECO or on scene supervisor the location of any: (3)

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(1) Injured victims (green or red);
(2) Downed officer and status; and
(3) Improvised Explosive Devices (IED).

32
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If you encounter an IED, call _____ and move into an adjacent room, placing shielding between you and the device.

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“Bomb Cover”

33
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If a suspect is throwing an IED at you and will stop 15 or more feet away from officers, utilize the _______ command, and seek cover

A

“Bomb Cover”

34
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If a suspect is throwing an IED at you and will stop within 15 feet of officers, utilize the call _____ and move quickly past the device and prepare to engage the suspect.

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“Bomb Go,”

35
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Once the suspect has been stopped, the implementation of the acronym _____ will ensure that the appropriate priorities of work are completed:

A

“SIM”

36
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SIM

A

S – Security:
I – Immediate Action Plan:
M – Medical:

37
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_____: Move to the suspect and handcuff (unless the suspect is thought to be wired with explosives), consolidate other people in the area against a wall or corner, ensure that all immediate threat areas are being covered by other police officers (e.g., if you are inside a room, have an officer stand at the doorway to ensure that another suspect does not surprise you from the rear and to provide a means of communicating with other responding officers;

A

Security:

38
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Security: Move to the suspect and handcuff (unless _____), consolidate other people in the area against a wall or corner, ensure that _____ by other police officers (e.g., if you are inside a room, have an officer stand at the doorway to ensure that another suspect does not surprise you from the rear and to provide a means of _____ with other responding officers;

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the suspect is thought to be wired with explosives
all immediate threat areas are being covered
communicating

39
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_____: After all of the above have been completed, develop a simple plan in the event that more shooting occurs, necessitating a response (e.g., one officer advises the others, “if more shooting occurs or if we have to leave for any reason, I will stay and the rest of you will go to the threat,” ensure that all officers verbally acknowledge that they understand what they should do if this occurs);

A

Immediate Action Plan

40
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_____: Begin medical treatment as taught by the Training Academy

A

Medical

41
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The _____ is comprised of a dedicated security and medical element deployed in a warm zone in order to provide rapid medical treatment to victim(s).

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Rescue Task Force

42
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The Rescue Task Force is comprised of a dedicated _____ and _____ element deployed in a _____ zone in order to provide rapid medical treatment to victim(s).

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security and medical

warm

43
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Rescue Task Force: _____ police officers provide security and _____ EMS personnel (or police officers if EMS not available) provide medical aid.

A

Two to four

two

44
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Rescue Task Force: police officers providing security must: provide security for _____ at all times and focus on maintaining ___ degree security while providing an escort through a warm zone.

A

EMS personnel

540

45
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After the threat has been neutralized and SIM has been completed, the officer must use whatever intelligence he has available to determine if other threats (human) exist and recommend a course of action to the on scene supervisor, examples are: (4)

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(a) Deploy another contact team;
(b) Deploy Rescue Task Force(s) and identify a CCP:
(c) Deploy special recourses (e.g., SWAT, Hazardous Devices Squad);
(d) Transition to crime scene preservation protocols.

46
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Should at any time during the rapid response deployment the suspect barricades himself or takes hostages, and THE DEADLY ACTIVITY HAS STOPPED, officers should take up positions of cover and contain the suspect and handle the situation consistent with Order 356 (Tactical Support). Adherence to and the completion of the following 5 C’s will ensure the most effective response in the event that the situation changes to an active threat incident:

A

a. Contain
b. Control
c. Communicate
d. Call SWAT
e. Create

47
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_____ the incident by deploying officers around the immediate crisis location and begin gathering intelligence;

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Contain

48
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_____ the incident by establishing ingress and egress routes to the immediate crisis location, remove any uninvolved personnel;

A

Control

49
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_____ the situation with other officers in the immediate area, with the suspect if he tries to initiate contact, with the on scene supervisor,

A

Communicate

50
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Advise the on scene supervisor that you have a possible hostage situation so that a request for the _____ can be made;

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SWAT team

51
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Create a plan among the officers in the immediate area accounting for the following contingencies: (3)

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(1) If the situation turns into an active threat, who will make entry, etc.;
(2) If a hostage(s) escapes; and
(3) If the suspect surrenders

52
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Should at any time during the rapid response deployment the suspect barricades himself or takes hostages, and THE DEADLY ACTIVITY HAS STOPPED, officers should take up positions of cover and contain the suspect and handle the situation consistent with Order 356 (Tactical Support); Adhere to the 5 C’s and _______ to manage the situation

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Implement ICS