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FINAL EXAM Flashcards

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4 Core Components of Emotional Intelligence
(SA, SM, SOA, RM)

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1) Self Awareness: Knowing your emotions
2) Self-Management: Controlling your emotions
3) Social Awareness: Sensing others emotions
4) Relationship Management: Communicating, Resolving Conflict, and Building Relationships

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5 Leadership Practices:
(M.C.I.E.E)

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1) Model the way.
2) Challenge the process..
3) Inspire a shared vision..
4) Enable others to act.
5) Encourage the heart.

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Emotional Intelligence Definition (P.E.A.U.R)

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Ability to PERCIEVE and EXPRESS emotion and assimilate emotion in thought. In addition, is the ability to UNDERSTAND and REASON with emotion.

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7 Competencies Alberta Public Services.
(CABSDDD). Acronym

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  1. Creative Problem Solving.
  2. Agility.
  3. Build Collaborative Relationships.
  4. Systems Thinking.
  5. Drive for Results.
  6. Develop Self and Others.
  7. Develop Networks.
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3 Phases of Angry:

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  1. Nerves: Minor nuisances that are extremely ANNOYING to a person.
  2. Hot buttons: An emotional and usually controversial issue or concern that TRIGGERS an IMMEDIATE , INTENSE REACTION.
  3. Amygdala Hijack: a FAST and OVERWHELMING emotional response that allows us to RESPOND IMMEDIATELY to any DANGER, THREATS and FEAR. Also known as Fight or Flight.
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When dealing with someone who has mental health issues or addiction, you should:

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  1. Be patient.
  2. Firm but calm voice.
  3. Explain why you are there.
  4. Determine if they understand you.
  5. Repeat yourself.
  6. Refrain from stopping self-soothing behaviour unless it’s harmful.
  7. Physical contact maybe need to be limited.
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What is needed for a new notebook entry? (5)

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  1. Date YYYY-MMM-DD.
  2. Time.
  3. Partner’s name & #.
  4. Location/address at time of entry.
  5. Weather conditions.
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What are the 4c’s of report writing:

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  1. Complete: What, why, where, when, who and how.
  2. Concise: no unnecessary words or details.
  3. Clear: Easy to read and understand.
  4. Correct: It’s only correct if other 3 c’s are present.
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Define a prisoner escort?

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The movement of an inmate by any means, including foot, motor vehicle, or aircraft.

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What are the 4 escorting procedures:

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  1. Preparation.
  2. Searching.
  3. Loading/Unloading inmates.
  4. Escorting officer duties.
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What are the 3c’s of escort theory:

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  1. Care.
  2. Custody.
  3. Control.
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5 Control Principles:
(Use of Force)

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  1. Pain Compliance.
  2. Stunning Techniques..
  3. Distraction Techniques.
  4. Balance Displacement.
  5. Motor Dysfunction.
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What are the 5 sections of legal authority for USE OF FORCE.

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  1. Section 25 Authorizes the authorized. PEACE OFFICER.
  2. Section 26: Excess of Use of force ACCOUNTABILITY.
  3. Section 27: Authorizes EVERYONE to use force as is reasonably necessary.
  4. Section 34: Use of force to Protect PERSON.
  5. Section 35: to Protect PROPERTY.
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How do you Seize Contraband?

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  1. It must be FOUND during a LAWFUL SEARCH or in PLAIN SIGTH.
  2. DOCUMENT the incident, Details, Type, Description, Time, Place, and take Photos.
  3. ADVISE Sgt of the INCIDENT and SEIZURE.
  4. Complete a REPORT, Attach PHOTOS and NOTES.
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What are the 2 Types of Contraband?

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STATUTE: is the possession of any item or article which is PROHIBITED by a statute. It does not include anything prohibited by policy.

Examples: Illegal DRUGS, prohib WEAPONS , Suspected STOLEN PROPERTY.

NUISANCE: Anything that is NOT ALLOWED to be in INMATE’s POSSESSION or PUBLIC’S possession when Entering a Courthouse.

Examples: Liquor, Knives, Weapons, Prescription Drugs, Jury List.

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5 P’s of a successful escort

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  1. Prisoner.
  2. Paperwork.
  3. Property.
  4. Pistol.
  5. Partner.
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What do you do if you lose your notebook?

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Inform your Sgt/supervisor.

18
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What is the concept of lethal force?

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It is NEVER to KILL the subject. Rather the intent is to GAIN CONTROL of the Subject while STOPPING the UNDESIRED Behaviour.

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Reason for Terminating an
Escort:

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  1. Security Breach.
  2. Safety Concern.
  3. Inclement Weather.
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4 Safety Commandments.

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  1. Treat all firearms as loaded all the time.
  2. Keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction.
  3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you intend to fire.
  4. Be sure if your target, what’s behind it and around it.
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Tactics and warning signs ( Anatomy of a setup)

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From the inmate:
1. Flattery
2. Empathy
3. Sympathy
4. Helplessness
5. Sensitivity
6. Confidentiality
7. Isolate and protect
8. Touching
9. Sexual references
10. Coercion and intimidation

How to avoid it:
1. Professionalism
2. Recognition Training (learning the techniques and methods used by inmates).
3. Communication Monitoring.
4 know your procedures.
5. Confident Command.
6. Chain of command (let them know about situation).
7. Documentation (file report of incident).
8. Crisis Judgment (protect yourself and report it).

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What is cover, concealment, and shielding?

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Cover: Stops a threat from penetrating.

Concealment: Prevents you only from being seen.

Shielding: Something that you put between you and the threat to create time/distance.

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SNS burnout:

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After the first 10-15 seconds of highest performance, the officer experiences a drastic decrease of strength and energy.

24
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What is tomb stone data?

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Data that never changes:

Age, D.O.B, ethnicity, gender, height, eye colour, hair colour, nicknames, tattoos and scars.

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What is an out of province escort?

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The return of an inmate to or from a province / territory to attend to court.

Requires 5 different forms:

  1. Form 7 (arrest form).
  2. Form 28 (authority to act outside of jurisdiction).
  3. Affidavit.
  4. Six Day remand form.
  5. Crown Extension.
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How do you handcuff an inmate that you are transporting?

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Apply Shackles on ankles. Then link to hand cuffs to the front UNLESS the inmate is Pregnant, if it’s a Pchad or if it’s an Amputee with no arms/hands.

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Shoulder pin:

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  1. Rear Neck Lock, NO Compression.
  2. Mechanical Compression , CONSCIOUS Compliance.
  3. Continued Compression, subject is render UNCONSCIOUS .
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What are the 7 tactical principles?

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1) Winning mentality.
2) Cover and concealment.
3) Time/Distance ratio.
4) One plus one rule.
5) Threat cues.
6) De-escalation.
7) Verbal commands.

SRT 1020 (19 decks)

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