Exam 8

Question 1

Handcuffing nomenclature

Answer 1

1. Single strand
2. Double strand
3. Rivot
4. Lock housing
5. Swivel
6. Chain
7. Key hole
8. Double lock
9. Single strand with teeth

Question 2

The six components of proper handcuffing

Answer 2

Immobilize
Control
Handcuff
Search
Monitor
Transport

Question 3

Totality Triangle

Answer 3

Perceived Circumstances (Top)
Perceived Subject Action (Bottom Left)
Reasonable Officer Response (Bottom Right)

Question 4

When can/should officers use force?

Answer 4

First must use de-escalation tactics then if failed.

must be necessary and proportionate

Question 5

Prohibited use of force

Answer 5

In no event can we intentionally sit, kneel, or stand on an individuals neck, or head. Cannot obstruct the airway or impede with blood flow

Question 6

Chokeholds

Answer 6

Cannot train it or use it.

Question 7

Graham v. Connor

Answer 7

The use of force case

Question 8

Graham factors

SIRF

Answer 8

Severity
Immediate
Resisting
Flight

Question 9

Tennessee v. Garner

Answer 9

Need to have an immediate threat and it has to be reasonable at the time force is applied

The fleeing felon case

Question 10

Comm v. Adams

Answer 10

Duty to intervene case

Question 11

Hill v. Miracle

Answer 11

Diabetes shock case

Question 12

Hill test

Answer 12

Use of force for medical emergencies

Question 13

Officers can use force decisions must be

Answer 13

neccesary and proportionate

Question 14

What differentiates distraction techniques and a strike?

Answer 14

Intent and intensity