Defensive Tactics Flashcards
Operational Response Principles
Service (Our Duty)
Safety (Our Responsibility)
Harm Minimisation (Our Goal)
Operational Safety Tool - SAFE TACTICS
Slow down and step back, assess the risk, formulate a plan, evaluate options
Take charge, apply legislation, create a safe environment, tactical options, information gathering, communication, support
Incident Management Model - ICENCIR
Isolate, Contain, Evacuate, Negotiate, Conclude, Investigate, Rehabilitate
Turning Unplanned Incidents into a Planned Response - HI AR RC
Hazard Identification
Assess Risk
Risk Control
Use of Force s462A
Any force used must be reasonable and proportionate.
Factors Effecting Level of Force
Size, special skills, age, gender, multiple offenders, multiple police, proximity of offender to firearm, member injured or disabled, fatigue or ground position.
Force Success Factors - RISC System
Rapid, Intensity, Specific and Competence
State of Mental Awareness
IF/THEN Thinking - be a step ahead
Condition Complacent - oblivious to danger
Condition Panic - panics and does nothing
Subject Categories
Apparently Cooperative
Uncooperative
Control Distances
Unarmed is two metres or more
Armed is six metres or more
Force Justification Test - FORCE
Force - actual or anticipated Opportunity - has or will use force Reasonable - required force Capability - suspect is competent Exclusion - excluded other options