551 Response to Resistance

Question 1

All RTR incidents are reviewed by the _____ ____ ____ and are subject to further review by the______ of ____ & _____ _____, the RTR Review Board, and/or the Internal Affairs Unit, to ensure compliance with JSO policy and training

Answer 1

Professional Oversight unit

Director of Personnel & Professional Standards

Question 2

____ ____: Exists where the facts and circumstances within the officers’ knowledge are sufficient to warrant a reasonable officer to believe an offense has been or is being committed by a particular individual or individuals

Answer 2

Probable Cause

Question 3

____ _____: Exists where the facts or circumstances the officer knows or believes to exist are such as to cause an ordinary and prudent person to act or think in a similar way under similar circumstances

Answer 3

Reasonable Belief

Question 4

_____ ______ A subject refuses to comply or respond. He/she does not make an attempt physically to defeat the actions of the officer but forces the officer to employ physical maneuvers to establish control

Answer 4

Passive Resistance

Question 5

Physical Restraints- There are six classifications of physical control:

Answer 5

Restraint Devices
Transporters
Pain Compliance
CEW
Takedowns
Counter moves

Question 6

Intermediate Weapons: Weapons primarily used to control a subject, such as a ____ or _____ _____ weapons

Answer 6

baton

specialty impact

Question 7

Officers may use deadly force when the officer reasonably believes such force is necessary to prevent _____ ____ or _____ _____ to themselves or another
person

Answer 7

imminent death or great bodily harm

Question 8

Officers may use deadly force to apprehend a fleeing felon only when:

Answer 8

(1) There is probable cause to believe the person fleeing committed a violent felony which involved the infliction or threatened infliction of great bodily harm or death,
or the person fleeing escaped while being held in custody as a suspect or prisoner for a violent felony which involved the infliction or threatened infliction of great bodily harm or death; and

Question 9

Officers may use deadly force to apprehend a fleeing felon only when:

Answer 9

(2) The officer reasonably believes the use of deadly force is necessary to prevent escape; and

Question 10

Officers may use deadly force to apprehend a fleeing felon only when:

Answer 10

(3) The officer reasonably believes the failure to immediately apprehend the fleeing person will place the officer, another law enforcement officer, or any other person in imminent danger of death or great bodily harm.

Question 11

Officers may use deadly force to apprehend a fleeing felon only when:

Answer 11

4) The officer’s decision to use deadly force against a fleeing felon will be judged by the reasonableness of the officer’s actions based upon the facts and circumstances available to the officer at the time the force was deployed.

Question 12

Officers may use deadly force to apprehend a fleeing felon only when:

Answer 12

If feasible, prior to the use of deadly force, officers shall give some warning of the possible use of deadly force, unless to do so would jeopardize the safety of the
officer or any other person

Question 13

Moving Vehicles - Firearms shall NOT be discharged from or at a moving vehicle except under the following conditions;

Answer 13

(1) As a last resort when all other opportunities have been exhausted, to prevent death or great bodily harm to the officer or another person, or
(2) As a last resort to prevent the escape of a fleeing felon who poses an imminent threat of death or great bodily harm to the officer or another person, or
(3) When authorized by a watch commander or higher authority.

Question 14

The firing of a warning shots is ______ ____

Answer 14

absolutely prohibited

Question 15

Should an officer take an action that results in, or is alleged to have resulted in, serious injury or death of another person, the officer and responding supervisors will ___ complete the reports directly involved with the incident.

Answer 15

not

Question 16

Deadly Force: Incidents involving these types of injuries or death will be investigated and reported by the ____ ____ ____ ____ ____.

Answer 16

JSO Homicide/Cold Case team

Question 17

___ ____ ___ are responsible for ensuring officers properly document qualifying incidents when deploying non-deadly force.

Answer 17

First line supervisors

Question 18

Consistent with training, officers will not intentionally strike anyone with an intermediate weapon on the head, neck, and clavicle unless the circumstance justifies the ____ ___ ___ _____.

Answer 18

use of deadly force

Question 19

Anytime an officer uses an intermediate weapon on or against an individual, the officer will check back on the original call for service using the disposition code____ in the primary disposition block and any other applicable codes in the subsequent disposition blocks

Answer 19

RTR

Question 20

Only under extreme conditions should a hand held aerosol chemical munition be used at a distance of less than ___feet for the MK-3 and __feet for the MK-9.

Answer 20

3 feet MK-3

6 feet MK-9

Question 21

Anytime a person is exposed to a chemical agent, as soon as practical, the person must be:

Answer 21

a. Escorted to an uncontaminated environment;
b. Exposed to fresh air; and
c. Allowed to flush contaminated body areas with water.

Question 22

All incidents involving exposure to a chemical agent (person or animal) will be documented by checking back on the original call for service using the disposition code ‘RTR’ in the primary disposition block and any other applicable codes in the subsequent disposition blocks.

Answer 22

RTR

Question 23

Officers deploying specialty weapons shall not intentionally target a subject’s head or neck,
unless the circumstances justify the use of ____ ____

Answer 23

deadly force

Question 24

Officers may utilize a CEW in the following ways:

Answer 24

CEW displayed
CEW laser painted
CEW deployed

Question 25

CEW Target – Because of the larger muscle groups, the preferred target zone is on the ____ beginning just below the ____and extending all the way down the legs. When targeting the front, aim for the ____ ____; this increases the dart to heart safety margin and also increases the potential for Neuromuscular Incapacitation (NMI) by splitting the hemispheres.

Answer 25

back
neck
lower torso

Question 26

CEW Distance - The CEW in probe deployment mode has a normal effective range of__ feet with a __ foot cartridge and ___ feet with a __ foot cartridge, however optimal range is ___ to __ feet from the tip of the CEW cartridge.

Answer 26

19 feet with a 21 foot cartridge
21 feet with a 25 foot cartridge
optimal range is 7 to 10 feet

Question 27

Officers will use a CEW the ____ number of application cycles and for the shortest duration of time necessary to end the resistance and gain compliance from a person who meets the criteria as outlined in this order

Answer 27

least

Question 28

A CEW may be used on an animal only during _____ _____ _____ where a confined animal (e.g., an aggressive dog in a fenced back yard, etc.) poses a danger to officers, a ____ _____ or higher approves the tactic, and a method to secure the animal safely is used to limit the energy exposure the animal will endure.

Answer 28

preplanned tactical situations

commanding officer

Question 29

After an officer has deployed the CEW, the following procedures will apply:
Once the person who has been impacted by the CEW is handcuffed and in custody, the officer will advise his _____ ______ , or an on-duty supervisor, who will respond to the scene.

Answer 29

Immediate supervisor

Question 30

After an officer has deployed the CEW, the following procedures will apply:

Answer 30

Notify supervisor

The Officer will request JFRD/Department of Corrections Health Services (DOC Health Services) to respond to the scene.

Question 31

Medical personnel shall remove probes located in ____ ____ such as the face, neck, groin, female’s breast, and tops of the hands and feet.

Answer 31

sensitive areas

Question 32

When an officer accidentally discharges a firearm (other than while training at a range) without causing injury to any person, the _____ ____ where the incident occurred will respond to conduct the investigation and will check back on the original call for service
using the disposition code ‘RTR’ in the primary disposition block and any other applicable
codes in the subsequent disposition blocks.

Answer 32

watch commander

Question 33

The facts surrounding the shooting of the animal; the RTR will be forwarded for review in ARMOR to the ____ ____ and the respective ____ ____.

Answer 33

A/C

division chief

Question 34

The Homicide/Cold Case Team shall respond and conduct a complete investigation for any of the following incidents:

Answer 34

Any time a member of the JSO intentionally discharges a firearm at a person while acting in the capacity of a Sheriff’s Office employee;
b. Any time a member of the JSO accidentally discharges a firearm resulting in a person
being shot;
c. Any time a member of the JSO takes some action against another person that results in death or life threatening injuries while acting in the capacity of a Sheriff’s Office employee; and
d. Any time an officer is killed, shot, or is the victim of a life threatening injury inflicted by criminal means while acting in the capacity of a Sheriff’s Office employee

Question 35

Response to Officer-involves shootings and deadly force incidents: The original offense report will be prepared by the _____ ______ team or other designated Homicide team, at the direction of the _____ _____ _____.

Answer 35

Homicide/Cold Case

Homicide Unit Commander

Question 36

____ _____ _____ ____ will obtain the primary officer’s statement

Answer 36

Homicide/Cold Case team

Question 37

The primary officer(s) involved may request legal counsel or FOP representation prior to ____ ____ ____.

Answer 37

making any statement

Question 38

In incidents involving an intentional discharge of a firearm, the RTR Report in ARMOR will be prepared by the ____ ____ ____ ____ or other designated Homicide team, at the direction of the Homicide Unit Commander.

Answer 38

Homicide/Cold Case team

Question 39

The____ _____ ____ shall ensure the Assistant Chief of Major Case, Chief of Investigations, Director of Investigations and Homeland Security, and the Communications Center Watch Supervisor are notified and kept informed of all officer involved shootings or
critical injury incidents.

Answer 39

Homicide Unit Commander

Question 40

The____ _____ ____ shall ensure the Assistant Chief of Major Case, Chief of Investigations, Director of Investigations and Homeland Security, and the Communications Center Watch Supervisor are notified and kept informed of all officer involved shootings or
critical injury incidents.

Answer 40

Homicide Unit Commander

Question 41

_____ _____ which uses some of the technologies
employed in an Amber or Silver Alert, was created in response to the increasing number of law enforcement officers in the state who were killed, injured or abducted in the line of duty. In some of these cases, the offenders used vehicles to flee and attempt to escape.

Answer 41

Florida Blue Alert

Question 42

On ____ ___ ____, an executive order was signed to establish the Florida Blue Alert Plan.

Answer 42

October 1, 2011

Question 43

Duty status for officer-involves shootings and deadly force incidents:
The officer will be placed on ____ ____ for the rest of his work cycle.

Answer 43

Administrative Leave

Question 44

The ___ or his designee will review the results of the ____ ___ ____ ___ along with pertinent investigative materials related to the incident.

Answer 44

Sheriff

Return to Duty Assessment

Question 45

Only the ___ or his designee may decide to return the officer to full duty status.

Answer 45

Sheriff