70.6 (OFF SAFETY) Flashcards
Can an Officer buy his own ECD?
Yes, but has to be same model, etc that CHP uses
Does an Officer’s personally owned ECD have to be listed on a CHP 4 (Secondary Weapon form)?
Yes
an ECD course is how many hours?
8
When can an ECD not be worn by a uniformed officer?
Funerals and Court
If an officer discharges his personally owned ECD while OFF DUTY, does he have to report it?
ONLY if CHP cartridges were used
What is the optimal distance range of an ECD?
7 to 15 feet
What is the maximum distance (meaning how long is the probe)?
25 feet
How often are ECD’s downloaded?
per Month
A WMD bag [Should/Shall] by readily accessible by an officer during shift?
SHALL
At what time interval is a WMD bag to be inspected?
Quarterly
What is to be yelled when using a Kinetic Shotgun?
BEAN BAG
What is the optimal distance of a bean bag shotgun?
5 to 60 feet
During any given shift, how many bean bag shotguns shall be deployed?
At least ONE
OC spray in policy is also referred to as?
ASR (Aeresal Subjec Restraint)
On average, what is the time frame that a subject will feel the effects of an ASR deployment?
15 to 45 minutes
An officer [Should/Shall] carry ASR on their duty belts?
Should
Can ASR be carried in officer’s duty bag?
Yes
If an Officer has ASR in his duty bag, it must be stored in what manner?
Secure and holstered
Can an officer store ASR in a patrol car overnight?
No, shall not
What body part is most effective when using ASR?
Face
What is the minimum burst time of ASR that will make it effective (in seconds)?
ONE second
An RCB is considered an “Impact Weapon”?
Yes (aka baton)
When transporting ANYONE in the back seat (10-15 and or pedestrian) are child locks to be activated?
Yes, (SHALL)
Can an officer by himself while operating a NON CAGE car transport 2 prisoners?
He can, but best if assistance is called for, for obvious reasons.
If an officer HAS to transport 2 prisoners while operating a non-cage car (again, if he has to)–where will the 10-15’s be seated?
RF and RR seat
If a graveyard unit (2 officers) has 2 10-15’s, where can they be sat?
RF (next to driver) and
RR (with second officer to LR)
or
Both 10-15’s can be to right side of second officer in back seat
[Should/Shall] an ignition key be removed when an officer is OUTSIDE his car with a 10-15 in it?
per policy SHOULD
Who shall an officer notify if they elect to use a “Spit Sock”?
SGT as soon as practical
If an officer is 10-15 en route to CJ and he has to stop for an 1125 car, or an 1182 (etc.) should it or shall it be documented in the arrest report?
SHALL
Regarding CHP approved control holds, [Should/Shall} they be used IF FEASIBLE?
SHALL
If an officer has to deviate from policy in using a control hold and/or arrest technique, what must be be able to explain?
that it was OBJECTIVELY REASONABLE based on the situation to deviate
What is the definition of a Control Hold?
Technique utilized to take PHYSICAL CONTROL by preventing or restricting movement of RESISTANCE
Who ultimately decides the level of PAIN COMPLIANCE ?
The officer based upon JUDGEMENT and circumstances and utilization of force to gain CONTROL
When are personal weapons (hands, feet, etc.) generally allowed when making an arrest?
SHOULD only be used when intermediate weapons are ineffective or unable to be used
If an officer has to use personal weapons, what body locations work best in striking a subject?
VULNERALBE ones like eyes, throat, etc.
How many times [Should/Shall} an officer or SGT participate in OST training?
Annually
How long is an OST course (in hours}?
8
If addition to completing an ANNUAL OST course, how many times is the POST mandated “Arrest/Control” course given (in years)?
Every 2 (4 HOURS in length)
What is the ratio of OST instructors to Officers should it be in a given Area Command?
1:10
If officer X does not meet requirements of an annual OST course, what time period must that officer re-certify in?
Within 30 DAYS
If officer X does not meet requirement of an annual OST course and has to wait for a recertification course, can he work the road?
NO, shall be pulled from road duties
If officer X gets to take a recertification course after failing the initial OST course AND fails again, what discipline process is initiated?
INTERIM REPORTING
When are ROADBLOCKS authorized (what 2 conditions)?
1) SERIOUS FELONY violations
2) DISASTER relief
Can ROADBLOCKS be authorized for misdemeanor violations?
SHOULD not
What is the definition of a ROADBLOCK per policy?
Physical impediment by signs, barriers, devices, etc.
What elements must be met for a SGT to decide if a roadblock is authorized (3 factors)?
1) Felony violation
2) Disaster relief
3) Traffic flow considerations
Failure for an officer to ensure/restore traffic flow on his beat will lead to what 3 issues?
1) Decrease in traffic flow
2) Monetary loss of commercial activity due to delay
3) increase in TC potential
When at the scene of an unusual or noteworthy event, CHP officers [Should/Shall] notify dispatch of a Code 20?
SHOULD
When responding to an accident on the freeway, are lights and siren to be used?
Should not be used
Should officers assisting at a crash stay if they are not actively assisting?
No, since it can create more traffic congestion (having another unit there)
At a TC, where should an officer place his patrol car if the scene is on shoulder?
In front so as to protect drivers who would normally be with the officer
If there are flares out in the #4 lane (of 4) and they are properly placed as to have traffic merge left due to a car blocking with TC damage, where would the officer park his car?
in front
Can an officer depend on traffic flares and cones as being the only traffic control devices?
NO, the officer SHALL actively participate also
What does the public think when they see an officer actively participating in traffic control?
Positively
As CHP officers (as part of our job), should we or shall we interact with bona fide media outlets?
we SHALL
If a Sgt is at a collision scene or any other scene where media is 10-97, should the investigating officer handle the press or the Sgt?
Sgt SHOULD handle press duties
In Area commands where patrol vehicle escorts are often done for Snow or Foggy conditions (meaning: escorting traffic safely through such conditions), does a SGT have to be nofied?
SHOULD be notified
Do “Wrong Way” driver calls justify the use of “Code 33” on the radio?
Yes
When a member of the public asks if we can do a speedometer check for their vehicle, should we?
NO
If an officer sees a Funeral Escort service violating the law, should he stop the violator thereby POSSIBLY stopping the entire funeral procession?
No, but he should note all pedigree info and COMPLETE a CHP 51 for follow up
During “Peak Hours” (aka rush hour), officers should enforce Hazardous violations such as?
1) Vehicles impeding
2) DUI
3) Following too closely
4) Speeding
5) lane changes
Once an officer becomes aware of an ADV, either by seeing it or being advised by dispatch, how SHALL he respond?
SHALL respond as soon as practical and in a EXPEDITIOUS manner
What 3 types of ADV are of critical importance in CHP response?
1) those in rural areas
2) in rest areas
3) dangerous areas (crime)
If an officer is running radar on the freeway and a vehicle goes by in the opposite direction what should he do if he is unable to turn in the center median safely?
use RADIO for a BOL
Can an Officer pace traffic from a frontage road?
NO
Can an officer pace a vehicle that his behind him?
NO
If an officer increases his speed to get a violator behind him to increase their speed also, what term is used to describe that officer’s action?
Baiting
Normally, when we patrol: what lane should we be in?
Far right lane or lane next to it
What is the primary goal in “Freeway Patrol”?
Smooth and steady flow of traffic
The causes of disruptive traffic flow are many (tc, adv, weather, etc). What 3 things do we do as CHP Officers that disrupt the flow?
1) Improper or lack of enforcement
2) Traffic direction
3) Accident Investigation techniques
How can CHP officers eliminate our contributions to DISRUPTING traffic flow?
By conscientious and effective application of HPM 70.6
What 3 things should we do when responding to a crime in progress?
Respond:
1) Safely
2) Quickly
3) Quitely
If given a call of an assault in progress, should we respond code 3?
We should as the siren might stop the violation
What are 3 basic principles in responding/mitigating an In-Progress call?
1) Communication
2) Coordination
3) Containment and control
What are 3 ways to PHYSICALLY respond to an in progress call?
1) Code 3
2) Quickly, quietly and safely
3) or to LOCATIONS were suspects might flee to
When dispatched to an in progress crime, what should officers tell dispatch?
Location of where they are responding from
What 4 goals are desired when dealing with a Hostage Situation (the protection of whom)?
1) Hostage
2) innocent ppl
3) LE agencies
4) HOSTAGE TAKER
In a Hostage Situation, a firearm by an officer SHOULD be used in a defensive or offensive way?
DEFENSIVE
In a Hostage type call for service, a SUPV [Should/Shall] be notified and [Should/Shall] respond?
SHALL
SHOULD
When will the CHP PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY of a hostage situation be transferred?
If/When local LE resources are in position
If CHP transfers responsibility of a HOSTAGE SITUATION to a local LE Agency and CHP personnel are asked to stay on-scene, is a “Ranking” member of the department to remain on-scene also?
YES and will coordinate with command center
In a foot pursuit, can a SOLO CHP officer give chase?
Yes
In a foot pursuit, should a SOLO CHP officer wait for back up?
Yes
Prior to chasing on foot, what should a SOLO Officer consider prior to initiating the pursuit (if a vehicle is involved)?
Clearing the vehicle and REMOVING patrol car keys
a SGT hears a foot pursuit in progress, [Should/Shall] he respond?
SHOULD
What should a SGT do if he hears a foot pursuit in in progress?
SHOULD respond, coordinate search and 1022 when necessary
What are 3 types of Hazards a violator can exhibit on a traffic stop?
1) FELONY
2) HIGH RISK
3) UNKNOWN RISK
Name a few “Basic” traffic stop or routine encounter reasons?
Citation, pedestrian, TC, ADV and assisting General Public
What is Passive Behavior (per policy in the context of a traffic stop) by motorist?
Hostile attitude, IMPLIED remarks/threats and possession of contraband
In a scenario where the violator is standing outside his car during a speed stop and officer is issuing a citation for a VC violations: if the violator has PASSIVE BEHAVIOR, should the officer ask dispatch to run an 1127, 1028 or 1029?
Normally, NO because violator could get upset and “Explode” (per policy) with violence.
Officer should cite, release and run checks after stop
If a violator is exhibiting AGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR during a stop, what 2 course of action should the officer take?
1) RELEASE/follow
2) Take cover and CALL for back up
If a stop escalates to HIGH RISK (driver is threatening, not showing hands or learns a crime is involved or info regarding Armed/Dangerous), what should an officer do?
1) Release/Follow and make a “High Risk” stop with back up
2) If not, Officer will follow “High Risk” procedures and wait until back up goes 1097
How many uniformed personnel should respond and be at a “High Risk” stop?
three
If an officer KNOWS a felony is in progress on the stop (stolen car, wanted subject, etc), what should the officer do?
1) release/follow
2) Take cover with firearm in READY position
If 2 officers are working together and they encounter a PASSIVE AGRESSIVE driver, what should they do?
Normally handle themselves since 2 officers normally can handle such a situation:
1) if they both AGREE that its ok to do so
2) They should then try before calling for backup
If 2 man unit are on a stop with “High Risk” ramifications, what 2 things should they do?
1) Release/follow
2) Take cover and have pistols in LOW READY while radioing for back up
If a 2 man unit are on a FELONY STOP, what 2 things should they consider doing?
1) Recommended to Release/Follow
2) or, conduct FELONY STOP procedures while radioing for back up
What type of belief or knowledge should an officer have in making a Felony Stop?
REASONABLE belief and not mere suspicion
[Should/Shall] the safety switch be ON with a shotgun and rifle on a FELONY STOP?
Shall
a SGT [Should/Shall] respond to a felony stop in progress and {Should/Shall] ensure procedures are being followed and resources being used properly?
Should
Shall
[Should/Shall] a solo officer make a stop on a known Felon or Felony vehicle?
SHOULD not
How many feet should a patrol car be positioned behind a vehicle where FELONY STOP procedures were initiated?
30 feet and car set to the right
If a SOLO officer has to make a felony arrest by himself, what arrest technique should be used?
felony KNEELING (as to maintain visual of suspect and car)
After a SOLO officer has arrested a felon by himself, what search technique should he do and where will he place the subject after the search as been done?
Preliminary Frisk and place subject prone on ground to the left side of officer to deal with a (potential) passenger
What is the preferred number of officers that should be on a FELONY STOP?
THREE (although 2 can normally handle)
If a 2 man unit makes a stop on a FELONY car occupied by 2 suspects, should the the occupants be taken out in the prone position and then handcuff? Or should the suspect be called out one by one to be handcuffed?
Per 70.6, get both out. Prone them. Officers Triangulate as one officer places both into custody (so that the other officer can keep eyes on suspects and car)
What 2 officers constitute an “Arrest Team” during a felony stop?
Contact Officer and Cover Officer
If their is a language barrier on a Felony or High Risk stop, what 2 things should an officer do in regards to breaking down that barrier?
1) Request a Spanish Speaker
2) use NON VERBAL commands
What does the acronym CYMBAL mean?
Color Year Make Body And License
If a MC officer is behind a felony vehicle and is making a stop, can he draw his weapon while still moving?
Yes, but should avoid
If a MC pulls his weapon out while moving and is unable (due to excited state) to place back in his holster, what is the (per HPM 70.6) best place to put it?
His boot
If a car cop is to place his vehicle 30 feet to the right of a FELONY STOP, how many feet does a MC officer have?
50-75 feet and at a 45 degree location
What is proper cover stance behind a MC during a felony stop?
Kneeling
Is PACING a legally required technique to prove speed of a violator?
NO
If an officer is conducting an ODOMETER PACE, at least how many checks should be done?
2
CHP policy states that speedometer calibrations should be done at what time and or mileage intervals?
90 days and/or 30,000 miles
In regards to ODOMETER PACING, HPM 70.6 describes this technique as being?
“Simple and accurate”
In addition to completing a POST mandated RADAR course of 24 hours, how many training hours are to be completed afterwards?
30
What suspicion is required for a HIGH RISK STOP?
A suspicion that falls SHORT of reasonable suspicion that a felony has occurred into an area of suspicion where based upon circumstances known/observed by the officer a threat is posed (NOT A HUNCH)
In a High Risk stop, the use of a firearm at the Low Ready is TO GAIN COMPLIANCE from a non-complaint occupant [True/False]?
FALSE, they are drawn at low ready for DEFENSIVE purposes only
Per 70.6 (Officer Safety Manual), at what time interval SHALL officers be trained on Radio Head usage?
Annually
The Area Commander [Should/Shall] annually coordinate with allied agencies regarding pursuits and have in place a “Statement of Understanding”?
SHALL
an Area Office [Should/Shall] have SOP for pursuits?
SHALL
an Area Commander [Should/Shall] ensure local pursuit training guide (HPG) is reviewed at what time interval?
Annually
How many times a year should PURSUIT policy and the CHP 288 (Pursuit Policy Attestment) be done per 17004 VC?
4 times (quarterly)
Can we RAM/PIT a MC?
NO
Are there exceptions to ramming a MC?
What are they?
Yes
1) ADW with a MC
2) to Defend Life
3) when an Officer reasonably believes rider did a Felony thru use of threatened us of deadly force
4) MC used as an ADW on officer who was seriously injured or killed (i.e. graveyards)
Airbags could deploy during a PIT and what speed range?
14-28 MPH
If airbags do deploy, [Should/Shall] the unit 1022 the pursuit?
SHOULD
After a pursuit has terminated, what SHALL a Sgt or Senior officer do at the scene (after it has stablized)?
1) Sgt/Senior officer SHALL assume ICS
2) Patrol car inspection
3) Debrief
4) Document CHP 187 aka PRS
When an SGT becomes aware or is notified of a PURSUIT, the Sgt [Should/Shall] acknowledge/advise the Comm. Center and [Should/Shall] accept Supervisor responsibility?
SHALL and SHALL
The SGT in a pursuit [Should/Shall] take an active role in pursuit and evaluate it?
SHALL
In evaluating a pursuit, the SGT must BALANCE the known offense AGAINST the risk of whom?
The officers, innocent people and other in order to protect life
The SGT can CANCEL a pursuit at anytime, True or False?
TRUE
a SGT [Should/Shall] ensure a PURSUIT is within policy?
SHALL (units allowed, air support, proper radio channel and allied agencies notified)
a SGT [Should/Shall] respond to a termination of a pursuit to guide, collect info for the CHP 187/PRS?[
Should
In a PURSUIT, we are authorized to continue until what 4 situations occur?
1) Driver Stops
2) We are relived (by another area or agency)
3) Legal Intervention
4) we CANCEL
If we are providing transportation to a person such as an ADV, CHP officers [Should/Shall] not get involved in a pursuit?
SHOULD not
a PURSUIT is defined by what 2 actions of a driver?
1) his EVASIVE tactics
2) his driving in a legal fashion, but NOT stopping
CHP Officers not involved in a PURSUIT [Should/Shall] not trail, parallel, track or intercept ?
SHALL not
What are SIX types of Legal Intervention in policy?
1) Roadblocks
2) PIT
3) Channelization
4) Boxing in
5) Spiking
6) Firearm (if within CHP policy)
How many units normally in a CHP Pursuit?
1 primary + Secondary + SGT
If a MC officer is in pursuit, [Should/Shall] a marked unit or SMPV take over?
SHOULD
A car equipped with overhead lights [Should/Shall] take over from a Slicktop?
SHALL
A marked unit {Shall/Should] take over for an SMPV?
SHOULD
True or False: Per CVC 21052, all vehicles driven within the state, including AEVs, are subject to Division 11 Rules?
TRUE
What 4 exemptions are in place for the CHP from 21052 VC?
1) Emergency Call
2) Rescue Operations
3) PURSUIT
4) In response TO, but NOT coming from Fire Alarm
What type of behavior by an Officer does not exempt an agency from liability during a pursuit?
WANTON disregard
Can an Officer, in limited circumstances, be held liable including CRIMINALLY responsible in a crash that was outside of the 4 exemptions ?
YES
In order to have IMMUNITY from pursuits, an Agency must have POLICY and meet how many minimum standards established by POST?
12
Law Enforcement can ONLY escort vehicle movements while running “Code 3” in what 2 situations?
1) Preservation of Life
2) Military movements during a National Emergency
Can a member of the public (that we stopped or encounter) ask for our ID Card?
Yes and for good faith we can show it unless Officer Safety
If an Officer is making a call to a witness, suspect, etc what info should he give?
Name, Rank, ID Number, etc
If a CHP officer is asked for his ID card, which 2 situations where an officer is NOT required to comply (meaning NOT AT ALL)?
1) Undercovers
2) Tactical Formations
While explaining a CHP 215 to a violator, we should not say SORRY, nor should we comment about what 2 things?
1) FINE
2) MAILING payments, etc to Court
Since we SHOULD NOT discuss fines and mailing those fines to the court to a violator, what should we explain to them instead?
The court date/time/location
What does HPM 70.6 state is the “Critical Time” of an enforcement stop when interacting with a violator (as in how their demeanor will be and impression of us)?
first 60 seconds
Under 70.6, when should we ask/obtain a driver’s license?
AFTER explaining the reason for the stop
What is the minimum distance of a traffic stop (how far back should the patrol car be)?
TEN feet and staggered slightly to LEFT
Should CHP Officers do a “Trunk Check” when approaching a stopped motorist?
Yes
A tall officer [Should/Shall] not use the roof or hood of a patrol car to write a CHP 215?
SHOULD not
An Officer [Should/Shall] not sit in a patrol car to issue a CHP 215?
SHALL not
If there are safety considerations, can an Officer sit in a patrol car while completing a CHP 215?
Yes
Where is the best place to stand when issuing a CHP 215?
V of RF passenger door so that you can pivot and see violator and traffic
Per 70.6, What 3 situations are we allowed to shoot at an animal?
1) Defense
2) Critically Injured
3) Rabid animal attacking livestock
we [Should/Shall] get owners permission when shooting a critically injured animal?
SHOULD
What is the best angle (in degrees) to take a head shot of an injured animal?
90
Where is the best shot to an injured animal?
Head (aka brain)
`If shooting a RABID animal that is attacking livestock, what area of the body should be avoided?
The head (brain should be preserved per 70.6)
Best location to shoot an injured swine?
Behind EAR
After shooting an animal, what documentation is required?
a CHP 51
The CHP recognizes that UOF is (what 4 points)?
1) Serious
2) SHALL be judicially exercised
3) will have RESPECT to human rights/dignity
4) will ensure sanctity of every HUMAN LIFE
When in UOF incident, force is to be fair, professional, unbiased, objective and reasonably based upon?
The TOTALITY OF CIRCUMSTANCES perceived by the officer
What is the definition of OJBECTIVE REASONABLNESS?
THE MOST IMPORTANT legal standard for UOF under the 4th Amendment:
UOF must be objectively reasonable based upon the totality of the circumstances at the time of incident judged from the perspective of a REASONABLE OFFICER; not 20/20 hindsight
The Graham Factors include 1) Severity of the Crime and what 2 other factors?
2) Whether the subject/suspect poses an IMMEDIATE threat
3) Whether the subject is ACTIVELY resisting arrest or attempting to take flight
The Graham Factors include 1) Whether the subject is ACTIVELY resisting arrest or attempting to take flight and what 2 other factors?
1) Severity of the Crime
2) the subject poses an IMMEDIATE threat
The Graham Factors include 1) the subject poses an IMMEDIATE threat and what 2 other factors?
1) Severity of the Crime
2) the subject is ACTIVELY resisting or attempting to take flight
What is the definition of TOTALITY OF CIRCUMSTANCES?
all FACTS known to the officer at the time, including the CONDUCT of the officer and subject leading up to the UOF
What is the definition of FEASIBLE?
Reasonably capable of being done or carried out under circumstances to SUCCESSFULLY achieve ARREST without increasing risk to the officer or another
What is the definition of IMMINENT?
Under 835 PC: Imminent is a threat based when the TOTALITY of CIRCUMSTANCES of a reasonable officer in the SAME SITUATION that would believe that a person has the ability, opportunity and is apparently attempting to IMMEDIATELY cause death, serious injury to an officer and others
Can MERE FEAR be the basis of determining an IMMINENT threat?
NO !
Under UOF policy and law, IMMEDIATE is defined as?
Presence, at once with NO time interval (continuous)
Intermediate FORCE is likely to cause death to a suspect?
No, intermediate force is likely to injury (ASR, BATON, TASER, ETC)
DEADLY force is defined as force LIKELY to cause serious injury or death. Is it limited to just a firearm?
NO
What are the 5 force options in CHP POLICY?
1) Control holds
2) Kinetic Weapons
3) OC Spray
4) Impact Weapons (Baton)
5) ECD
What 2 principles should be used when a CHP officer is deciding what type of force should be applied?
1) sound JUDGEMENT/CRITICAL decision making
2) UOF is objectively reasonable and CONFORMING to LAW and CHP POLICY
Is the demeanor of a CHP Officer considered a force option?
NO
Can the demeanor of a CHP Officer de-escalate a confrontation?
Yes (Appearance, physical conditioning, etc)
Are CHP Officers REQUIRED when it is safe and feasible to utilize de-escalation techniques and resources?
Yes with verbal commands and requesting additional resources like PERT
Do CONTROL HOLDS to simply handcuff a suspect constitute UOF?
NO
Can FLIGHT alone be the basis of determining UOF?
NO
When a suspect takes FLIGHT, what 3 things should the officer take into account when deciding UOF?
1) Severity of Crime
2) Subject is an Immediate Threat
3) Environmental (lighting, footing and weather)
What 3 situations is DEADLY FORCE authorized?
1) SELF DEFENSE or of others against an IMMINENT threat of deadly or serious injury
2) in defense of an ADW with a VEHICLE
3) APPREHENSION if Officer reasonably believes that the person will cause serious injury/death unless IMMEDIATELY caught
If feasible, should an officer ID themselves as CHP when shooting at a subject taking flight ?
Should
Can an Officer shoot at a vehicle that has just committed an ADW against an officer (injured/killed) when apprehension should be immediate for the safety of others?
Yes, he can
In general, shooting a fleeing suspect should be done when all means have been what?
Exhausted
When can we use our FIREARMS (other than training)?
When legally allowed to and:
1) Finger off the trigger
2) discharging at an ACTUAL target
Can AirOPS shoot from their aircraft?
ONLY WHEN PARKED
When SHALL CHP officers render aid to a UOF victim?
When SAFE to do so
If a suspect has not signs of injury but is requesting medical care after UOF, what safety consideration should the officer have?
Use sound professional judgement (as it could be a ploy to find an escape)
During any UOF, Officers [Should/Shall] notify a Sgt and should do it as soon as _________ ?
SHALL as soon as PRACTICAL
If an Officer who was not the arresting officer was involved in a UOF, what SHALL they write for the report?
A Supplemental Report
When a FIREARM is used in a UOF, a Sgt SHALL be notified as soon as _______ ?
The situation has stabilized
Name 6 situations where an Officer SHALL notify a Sgt as soon as a situation has stabilized when a firearm was used?
1) Intentional on-duty shooting
2) Intentional off-duty shooting (including to some ones property WITHOUT their permission)
3) an Accidental Discharge on-duty
4) an Accidental Discharge off-duty that involves a CCW due to being an officer
5) Warning Shots off-duty
6) NON Uniformed intentional/accidental discharge while on-duty
Examples of when NOT to report the discharge of a firearm are?
1) Training (aka range day)
2) Lawful hunting
3) Shooting of injured animals
4) shooting (even accidental) while performing Armed Forces duty
What SHALL a Supervisor do regarding a Reportable Discharge (2 things)?
1) An Investigation is conducted/documented
2) Incident accurately reported for Risk Management Manual
Officers [Should/Shall] take action whether involved or not to stop EXCESSIVE FORCE from any LE agency including CHP?
SHALL
To stop Excessive Force, what 3 things SHALL an officer do per 70.6 to stop it?
1) his actions to stop it must be reasonable
2) SHALL include verbal commands or physical intervention
3) NOTIFICATION to a Sgt and document per GO 100.39
Upon being notified of Excessive Force from an officer, the Sgt [Shall/Should] respond to the scene?
SHALL
After arriving at the scene where an officer has reported to a Sgt that excessive force was used by another CHP officer or another LE agency, the SGT shall document it and ________, while reporting it to whom ?
INVESTIGATE while reporting it to Risk Management
If an Excessive Force complaint from a CHP officer against another agency, who would handle investigation (which level of CHP)?
Division
HPM 70.6 (Officer Safety Manual) is to reviewed at what time interval?
QUARTERLY
