Arrest Control Flashcards
1
Q
The overall goal of the ACT program is
A
“control” 3:
1. Controlling the subject
2. Controlling the situation
3. Controlling yourself
2
Q
Regional Academy Arrest Control Name
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Jeffco/Lakewood PD regional academy Arrest Control Tactics
3
Q
The three justifications we have are
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- Consent
- Reasonable Suspicion
- Probable Cause
4
Q
Reasonable and appropriate
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- physical force is the standard given to
police - to effect control of another person
- during arrest or defense of oneself or
another
5
Q
(3) premises
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- The police role in physical arrest is
defense. - An arrest is an emotional as well as a
physical problem for both the officer and
the suspect. - Your mind and body must work together
as one.
6
Q
(2) Guiding principles
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- control
- awareness
7
Q
18-1-901
A
8
Q
Graham v Connor
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Objectively Reasonable case
9
Q
3 prong test UOF
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- Severity of the crime
- subject poses a immediate threat to
safety of police or others - subject is actively resisting arrest
attempt to evade arrest by flight
10
Q
4th amendment
Tennessee v. Garner
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- Necessary to prevent the escape of a fleeing felon and the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect poses a significant threat of violence to the officer or the community
11
Q
critical decision making
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- collecting info
- asses situation
- consider police power
- id options determine course of action
- act, review and re-asses
12
Q
Two factors in the critical decision making model that are useful
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time and distance
13
Q
PREMISE THREE types of distractions/confusions
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- Attitudes and assumptions
- Verbal taunts
- A sense of over cooperation
- Movement
- Drawing attention from a certain area of
interest - Using a group of people to the subject’s
advantage
14
Q
Reaction time
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time it takes the brain to receive a stimulus and generate a response
15
Q
Lag time
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occurs when reaction time is extended
