DIRECTIVE 9.7

Question 1

1. During an emergency all police personnel in vehicles will

Answer 1

1. Come to a complete stop t one sure an intersection is clear and any and all oncoming traffic has stopped or yielded, prior to entering the intersection and disregarding any stop signs or red lights.

Question 2

1. Who has the responsibility to control the number of vehicles responding to an emergency call for service

Answer 2

1. The district supervisors and the CIB.

Question 3

1. Upon an assist officer call , who may go.

Answer 3

1. Only those officers in the division of occurrence and a divisional border may respond

Question 4

1. During an officer who is shot incident, what will be activated.
2. By whom

Answer 4

1. The incident command system (ICS)

2. The highest ranking supervisor

Question 5

1. What band will an assist officer call be broadcast over

2. Who will the J band dispatcher broadcast the assist over.

Answer 5

1. The radio band of occurrence and J band.
3. The closest adjoining districts
4. J band
5. T band
6. M band

Question 6

1. How long will the radio dispatchers keep the assist officer open for
2. What terms will not be used.

Answer 6

1. Until no additional resources are needed.

2. First assist, second assist, or third assist.

Question 7

1. The determination to broadcast the assist over additional bands will be made when ….

Answer 7

1. The first responding officer and/or supervisor confirms the need for more resources at the scene.

Question 8

1. Who can resume and assist.

Answer 8

1. Any officer or supervisor on scene

Question 9

1. When may an unmarked police vehicle be used for traffic enforcement.
2. What is not required.

Answer 9

1. When operated by uniformed police personnel, if the vehicle is equipped with audible signal.
2. Visual signal is not required.

Question 10

Safe operation of police vehicles.

Answer 10

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