GM 501 Flashcards
Use of force: officer shall use only the level of force necessary to accomplish ——. Anytime force is used the officer shall apply a level of force reasonable for the situation
a lawful police objective
In the course of discharging their duty, police officers are often confronted with situations requiring some degree of force to be exercised in order to effectively maintain public order and safety. This may be achieved on an ascending scale of the officer’s ——–, verbal communications, open/empty hand control, physical force, intermediate weapon and deadly force, according to and proportional with the circumstances of the situation.
Presence
In the course of discharging their duty, police officers are often confronted with situations requiring some degree of force to be exercised in order to effectively maintain public order and safety. This may be achieved on an ascending scale of the officer’s presence, ———-, open/empty hand control, physical force, intermediate weapon and deadly force, according to and proportional with the circumstances of the situation.
Verbal communications
In the course of discharging their duty, police officers are often confronted with situations requiring some degree of force to be exercised in order to effectively maintain public order and safety. This may be achieved on an ascending scale of the officer’s presence, verbal communications, ———-, physical force, intermediate weapon and deadly force, according to and proportional with the circumstances of the situation.
Open/empty hands control
In the course of discharging their duty, police officers are often confronted with situations requiring some degree of force to be exercised in order to effectively maintain public order and safety. This may be achieved on an ascending scale of the officer’s presence, verbal communications, open/empty hand control, ——–, intermediate weapon and deadly force, according to and proportional with the circumstances of the situation.
Physical force
In the course of discharging their duty, police officers are often confronted with situations requiring some degree of force to be exercised in order to effectively maintain public order and safety. This may be achieved on an ascending scale of the officer’s presence, verbal communications, open/empty hand control, physical force, ——– and—–, according to and proportional with the circumstances of the situation.
Intermediate weapon and deadly force
In regards to the application of force with the exception of an officer’s presence or verbal communications, the use of any type of force is not justified in response to – – –
Verbal provocation alone
In De-escalation of force when employing necessary force, which is greater than an officer’s presence, and this level of force is being employed to achieve a lawful police objective, officers shall ———-when a subject’s actions indicate that the initial use of force has achieved an acceptable level of compliance by a subject.
De-escalate their use of force options
If circumstances allow, officers should attempt to De-escalate situations through ——, warnings, verbal persuasion, and other tactics to reduce the need for force.
Advisements
If circumstances allow, officers should attempt to De-escalate situations through advisement, ——-, verbal persuasion, and other tactics to reduce the need for force.
Warnings
If circumstances allow, officers should attempt to De-escalate situations through advisement, warnings, ——, and other tactics to reduce the need for force.
Verbal persuasion
If circumstances allow, officers should attempt to De-escalate situations through advisement, warnings, verbal persuasion, and other —- to reduce the need for force.
Tactics
If physical force has proven ineffective or is not a reasonable option based upon the circumstances, officers are authorized to use an intermediate weapon to affect an arrest. Officers may resort to the use of an approved intermediate weapon when:1)—— have failed 2)in self defense or defense of a third person 3)subduing or controlling a violent subject 4)subduing an actively resisting actor 5)physical force has proven in effective or is not a reasonable option based upon the circumstances
Lesser methods have failed
If physical force has proven ineffective or is not a reasonable option based upon the circumstances, officers are authorized to use an intermediate weapon to affect an arrest. Officers may resort to the use of an approved intermediate weapon when:1)lesser methods have failed 2——- or ———-3)subduing or controlling a violent subject 4)subduing an actively resisting actor 5)physical force has proven in effective or is not a reasonable option based upon the circumstances
In self defense or defense of a third person
If physical force has proven ineffective or is not a reasonable option based upon the circumstances, officers are authorized to use an intermediate weapon to affect an arrest. Officers may resort to the use of an approved intermediate weapon when:1)lesser methods have failed 2)in self defense or defense of a third person 3)subduing or controlling a ——–4)subduing an actively resisting actor 5)physical force has proven in effective or is not a reasonable option based upon the circumstances
Subduing or controlling a violent subject
If physical force has proven ineffective or is not a reasonable option based upon the circumstances, officers are authorized to use an intermediate weapon to affect an arrest. Officers may resort to the use of an approved intermediate weapon when:1)lesser methods have failed 2)in self defense or defense of a third person 3)subduing or controlling a violent subject 4)—– an actively resisting actor 5)physical force has proven in effective or is not a reasonable option based upon the circumstances
Subduing an actively resisting actor