Active Shooter

Question 1

Activity immediately causing death/serious bodily injury/immediate risk of death

Answer 1

Active Shooter

Question 2

Position of tactical advantage in a room/building/vehicle armed and refusing orders

Answer 2

Barricaded Suspect

Question 3

Secure the permitter and wait for specially trained unit

Answer 3

traditional deployment

Question 4

immediate deployment to on going life threatening situation, where delayed deployment could cause death or great bodily injury

Answer 4

rapid deployment

Question 5

suspects first violent action until stopped or suspect transitions to a new activity

Answer 5

timeline of violence

Question 6

active shooter stops violent actions and tries to escape or barricades themselves

Answer 6

incident transition

Question 7

What to do during an active shooter

Answer 7

rapid deployment

Question 8

What to do during a hostage situation

Answer 8

setting containment perimeter, gather info and request resources

Question 9

police preparation prior to an active shooter incident

Answer 9

schematics, photos, diagrams of building

Question 10

five stages of an active shooter

Answer 10

fantasy, planning, preparation, approach, implementation

Question 11

rapid deployment procedure

Answer 11

lights and sirens, avoid ambush/detection

Question 12

1,2,3,4,5 officer deployment

Answer 12

speed, surprise, shock, fast but efficient

Question 13

leap frog method

Answer 13

cover one officer at a time as you move up

Question 14

slicing the pie

Answer 14

start at one side of the door way and work way around in sections

Question 15

solo officer responding

Answer 15

“Threat Down!” set perimeter, check weapons, immediate incident command, update LCAN

Question 16

LCAN

Answer 16

Location, condition, actions, needs

Question 17

Traditional Response vs Non

Answer 17

Non=enter immediately

Question 18

3B’s

Answer 18

Brass, Blood, Bodies

Question 19

Shell casings, victim behaviors, blood, sounds of weapon

Answer 19

indicator based movement

Question 20

limited entry tactics

Answer 20

slicing the pie 45/90/45 degrees

Question 21

hallway movement

Answer 21

work from center, avoid hugging wall

Question 22

establish point, move in line formation, L-formation, no gaps, tethered, contact clears doorway

Answer 22

2 officer contact

Question 23

T-Coverage, 360 degree coverage, point and rear

Answer 23

3 officer contact

Question 24

diamond formation, 3 point 1 rear

Answer 24

4/5 officer contact

Question 25

serpentine

Answer 25

moving down hallway makes harder to target during choke points

Question 26

not a primary concern

Answer 26

noise discipline

Question 27

do not back light other officers

Answer 27

light discipline

Question 28

point take first cover, 90 degrees, hard corners

Answer 28

section clearing

Question 29

injured

Answer 29

no stimulus attend to injured, stimulus= will be passed

Question 30

bypass if no indication of a threat inside

Answer 30

locked rooms

Question 31

door/window/car/ram/kicking

Answer 31

breaching methods

Question 32

TN v. Garner

Answer 32

Deadly force as necessary, # of rounds necessary to stop threat

Question 33

if trying to escape

Answer 33

use force that is reasonable

Question 34

dead mans 6 seconds

Answer 34

transition to head shot

Question 35

do not use radio close by, find alternate route if possible, do not touch

Answer 35

pipe bomb/IED