AI-3.300 SUPERVISORS TACTIC FOR ARMED SUBJECT RESPONSE (STAR) DE-ESCALATION PROTOCOL Flashcards

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What is the role of the first-line supervisor in police response?

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Critically important for containing incidents and avoiding immediate action pressure

Supervisors arriving early can slow down situations and manage responses effectively.

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What does ‘armed’ mean in the context of police response?

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The suspect has a firearm or other dangerous weapon and is acting in a threatening manner with the weapon

A ‘dangerous weapon’ is defined as an instrument capable of inflicting death or serious bodily injury.

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What are the criteria for a supervisor’s response to a call?

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  • Credible information that the subject is armed with a firearm or dangerous weapon
  • Subject is acting in a threatening manner
  • Does not include open-carry subjects or pocketknives as sole justification
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What initial updates should the Communications Bureau provide for a STAR de-escalation protocol event?

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  • Update event with ‘STAR’ or ‘STAR de-escalation protocol’
  • Advise area dispatcher and Communications supervisor
  • Activate a tone alert and announce ‘STAR de-escalation’ by voice
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How many officers should be dispatched to a STAR de-escalation protocol call?

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A minimum of three officers

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What should be done if an area supervisor is unavailable for a STAR de-escalation protocol event?

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Request a sergeant/lieutenant from another area command to respond

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What should be done if the incident no longer meets the criteria for a STAR de-escalation protocol response?

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Update the event accordingly

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What are the STAR codes used to update the Computer-Aided Dispatch event?

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  • I5 – Incorrect
  • C5 – Canceled
  • F5 – Force Used
  • L5 – Legal 2000
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What is the patrol supervisor’s responsibility upon arriving at a call?

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  • Announce their acknowledgement and self-dispatch
  • Manage tactics and supervision of the incident
  • Make determination for use of various tools/resources
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What is the contact cover method?

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A tactic used by patrol officers to make contact with the subject when deemed appropriate

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What should patrol officers consider upon arrival at an incident?

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  • Locate cover/concealment
  • Utilize contact cover method
  • Form an arrest team and use less lethal options
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Who is exempt from the STAR protocol response?

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Officers assigned to Resident Sections when a sergeant and/or three officers are not available

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What does Fusion Watch provide upon request?

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Tactical work-up

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