FC 133 Conducted Energy Weapons Flashcards
CEW stands for __
Conducted Energy Weapon
CEW may only be used in accordance with FC ____
131
CEW-use on an unarmed individual offering voluntary stationary and non-violent passive resistance to a lawful seizure is considered a violation of the _____ Amendment
Fourth
If a citizen exhibits a form of mental illness, officers should try to adjust the application of force ____
downward
Deploying a CEW is considered a ____ use of force
serious
Deploying a CEW can/cannot have fatal outcomes even if properly deployed
Can
CEW utilizes _____ incpacitiation
neuro-muscular
Using a CEW in an attempt to deliver electrical energy into a subject is known as __
deployment
A state of extreme mental and physiological excitement is known as __
excited delirium
A tactic where handcuffing is applied by a secondary officer as a CEW is being deployed is known as __
handcuffing under power
When a subjects chest is restricted from expanding properly or the position of the subjects head obstructs the airway disrupting normal breathing is known as
positional asphyxia
Any action other than compliant handcuffing or unresisted escorting that an officer is required to use to compel compliance to arrest an individual is known as __
response to resistance
All credible facts that are known to the LE leading up to and at the time of the use of force including actions of the person against whom the LE uses such force and the actions of the LE are known as ___
totality of the circumstances
Officers may only deploy a CEW when the ___ of the ___ presents a risk of ____ danger that is ___ likely to be mitigated by using the CEW
totality circumstances; immediate; reasonably;
When using a CEW, ___ shots are preferable to ___ shots
back; front
Officers may/ may not use a CEW against aggressive animals
May
Officers should/shouldn’t issue a verbal warning before CEW deploymenbt
should
Each application of the CEW must be ____ justified
independently
Use of a CEW against a fleeing subject is allowed only when circumstances present ___ to the officer
a risk of immediate danger
When working in a uniformed capacity, officers must ___ wear their CEW, including secondary employment
always
A standard CEW cycle lasts for ____ seconds
five
Each CEW cycle is considered a ____ application of force
separate
An _____ is required in cases where an officer uses a CEW against a dangerous/vicious domestic animal
MCP 37
Officers cannot deploy a CEW on a restrained/ handcuffed subject unless __
the subject poses an immediate danger to the officers or others and other techniques would be impractical
A CEW cannot be used against a subject whom the officer knows has a ______disorder
neuromuscular
Officers shall now knowingly deploy more than __ CEW at a time against a subject
1
Repeated CEW applications (more than ___ seconds) is considered an elevated risk factor
15
An unintentional discharge of a CEW does/ doesn’t require an MCP 37
does
If possible, officers will ____ probes before removal
photograph
Probes located in sensitive areas will be removed by _____
medical personnel
DFRS is/isn’t an appropriate level of care for a subject suffering from a CEW deployment
is
Subjects exposed to a CEW can/cannot be left unattended in a police vehicle
can
Pointing of a CEW does/doesn’t require an MCP37
does
After CEW deployment, officers will download their CEW____ unless supervisor authorizes exception
before shift ends
If a CEW deployment is involved in a fatal incident, the officer’s ____ may download the CEW
supervisor
CEW’s should/shouldn’t be removed from a vehicle that is parked overnight at an officer’s home or an approved facility
should
Officers will perform a ____ test prior to the start of every shift
functionality
Officers assigned to a non uniform assignment will conduct a functionality test __ a week
once
Offices must comply with the ____ to intervene requirements of function code 300
DUTY
An on-duty supervisor is/isn’t required to respond to all CEW deployments
is
Officers must certify ____ with the CEW
annually
