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Officers engage in a vehicular pursuit and/or utilize stop techniques only when —— outweighs the risk to the officer and or public

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Benefit of apprehension

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In the vehicle pursuit of this responsibility, officers maintain the understanding that protection of property and apprehension of criminal offenders is sub servient to——-

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Protection of life including their own

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Vehicle pursuit and stop techniques
New terminology
Following means to drive behind a subject vehicle without using emergency warning devices or any other method of instruction to stop by the officer. The police vehicle must adhere to traffic——and traffic—–

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Traffic laws and traffic control devices

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Vehicle pursuit and stop techniques
New terminology
Vehicle pursuit means an attempt by an officer while driving an emergency vehicle with ———-to apprehend the occupant of the vehicle who are evading arrest by maintaining or increasing the speed of the vehicle and by snoring the officers instruction to stop or are ignoring evasive actions. Evasive actions may consist of ————or similar actions

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Lights and sirens activated

Increasing speed and making aggressive driving maneuvers

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Officers involved in vehicle pursuit and/or utilizing stop techniques while operating emergency vehicles, exercise due regard for the safety of all persons, constantly aware no assignment is too important and no task are to be expedited with such emphasis that the—— are jeopardized.

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Basic principles of safety

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Officers operating emergency vehicles must exercise sound judgment, carefully consider the facts, and weigh the seriousness of the offense against the consequences of jeopardizing the safety of others by continually evaluating the following existing environmental factors:

1) —- of day and day of —-
2) . ——-conditions
3) ——-of traffic both pedestrian and vehicular
4) type of—-
5) ——-of the roadway (dry wet paved gravel)
6) weather conditions (give examples)
7) condition of the ——-vehicle and —–vehicle
8) s—–of emergency vehicle and fleeing vehicle
9) l——and the——of the vehicle pursuit
10) types of—— signals or devices
11) ——–or areas were large crowds gather

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1) Time week
2) lighting
3) volume
4) roadway
5) condition
6) clear overcast rain or fog
7) emergency vehicle and fleeing vehicle
8) speed test
9) length and duration
10) traffic control
11) School zones

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Officers will not Drive emergency vehicles the wrong way on e—-,e——-,e—–,d——,or any other street or highway designated for one-way traffic

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Expressway, Expressway exit or entrance ramp, a divided highway

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Officers authorized to engage in vehicle pursuits may utilize emergency vehicles for emergency operations provided the emergency——-and —– are activated

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Lights and sirens

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Officers authorized to engage in vehicle pursuits may utilize emergency vehicles for emergency operations provided:
2) officers will ————-which require a stop under normal driving conditions and in consideration to vehicular and pedestrian traffic and proceed when it can be done safely

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Reduce speed at all traffic control devices

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Officers authorized to engage in vehicle pursuits may utilize emergency vehicles for emergency operations provided:
4) officers will reduce speed and proceed when it can be done safely when driving emergency vehicles in vehicle pursuit through——- or during normal school hours or into areas where——- known to congregate such a city parks

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School zones

large crowds

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Officers authorized to engage in vehicle pursuits may utilize emergency vehicles for emergency operations provided
3) officers will reduce speed for vehicles and pedestrians in intersections marked by——— or——– lights and proceed when it can be done safely

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Yield signs or yellow flashing light

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A managing supervisor will determine the number of emergency vehicles engage in a vehicle pursuit to a maximum of ——inclusive of the primary and secondary vehicle

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Four

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Officers will not engage in ——-(name 4) alongside a pursued vehicle

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Paralleling ramming caravaning or driving

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Vehicle pursuit:

Officers will not set up—–

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Roadblocks

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If a vehicle pursuit is terminated by the ——–,managing supervisor, or the direction of a dispatcher all officers shall discontinue the vehicle pursuit

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The officer in the primary vehicle

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  1. When any officer, supervisor, or dispatcher announces that a vehicle pursuit is terminated, all assigned officers shall turn off all emergency warning lights and siren, slow down and adhere to all traffic laws and traffic control devices. The officers in the vehicle pursuit shall notify the ________.
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dispatcher of their location

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  1. Once a vehicle pursuit is terminated, officers must receive authorization from a supervisor to continue to follow the vehicle, and if authorization is granted, the vehicle may only be followed as a ______, while adhering to all _____and _____.
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Code-One response, while adhering to all traffic laws and traffic control devices.

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.08 OPERATION OF EMERGENCY VEHICLES IN VEHICLE PURSUITS
A. Vehicle pursuits involve hazardous circumstances and environmental factors which create a high risk for the officers involved, as well as citizens within the vicinity of the vehicle pursuit. Officers must weigh the hazardous circumstances and environmental factors associated with a vehicle pursuit against the possibilities of ____or_____ to other motorists, pedestrians, the pursuing officers, and the offender. Officers must understand there is a point at which the risks outweigh the benefits of apprehending a suspect.

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serious bodily injury or death

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.08 OPERATION OF EMERGENCY VEHICLES IN VEHICLE PURSUITS
B. The following situations determine when a vehicle pursuit will not be initiated and when a vehicle pursuit may be continued.
1. Situations where officers will not engage in a vehicle pursuit:
a. Vehicle pursuits are not authorized for t_______, o_____, n______ ,n ______

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traffic infractions, ordinance violations, non-violent misdemeanors (not involving the use of firearms), and non-violent felonies.

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.08 OPERATION OF EMERGENCY VEHICLES IN VEHICLE PURSUITS
B. The following situations determine when a vehicle pursuit will not be initiated and when a vehicle pursuit may be continued.
2. Situations where vehicle pursuits, if initiated, may be continued, depending on the hazardous circumstances and environmental factors:
a. The occupant(s) has committed, is committing, or is about to commit a _______(i.e. Aggravated Robbery or Aggravated Assault, and/or other crimes against a person in which violence is an element to the felony offense);

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violent felony offense

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.08 OPERATION OF EMERGENCY VEHICLES IN VEHICLE PURSUITS
B. The following situations determine when a vehicle pursuit will not be initiated and when a vehicle pursuit may be continued.
2. Situations where vehicle pursuits, if initiated, may be continued, depending on the hazardous circumstances and environmental factors:
b. The occupant(s) has committed or is committing a _______involving the use of a _____; or
c. The occupant(s) is known to be wanted under an active warrant for a ______.

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b. violent misdemeanor offense
firearm
c. violent felony offense

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
A. Primary Vehicle Driver Responsibilities:
1. Activates the vehicle emergency warning devices from the point at which the officer engages in the vehicle pursuit until its termination;
2. Immediately notifies the dispatcher of the l_____, d_____, s____, r______, the presence of other ________, the d________, and the number of _______

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location, direction of travel, speed, reason for the vehicle pursuit, the presence of other law enforcement agencies, the description of the vehicle being pursued, and the number of occupants

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
A. Primary Vehicle Driver Responsibilities:
3. Provides updated information regarding the direction of travel, speed, and other pertinent details. Radio transmissions are kept _______to allow communication between the dispatcher, managing supervisor, and assisting officers;

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as short as possible

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
A. Primary Vehicle Driver Responsibilities
5. Terminates the vehicle pursuit if radio contact _____

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with the dispatcher is lost

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
A. Primary Vehicle Driver Responsibilities
7. Abandons the vehicle pursuit if any ________develop in the primary vehicle.

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mechanical problems

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
C. Managing Supervisor Responsibilities:
1. If a Supervisor engages in a vehicle pursuit, then _______must be identified as the managing supervisor and must approve and manage the vehicle pursuit;

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another supervisory officer (regardless of rank)

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
C. Managing Supervisor Responsibilities:
4. Ensures the ______, if available, is notified. Once a police helicopter has a pursued vehicle in sight, the managing supervisor may authorize the continuation of the vehicle pursuit based on the following circumstances:
a. The severity of the offense;
b. The number of occupants in the suspect vehicle;
c. The likelihood of the suspects being armed;
d. The preservation of physical evidence; or
e. Other justifications which can be articulated.

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Helicopter Detail

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09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
C. Managing Supervisor Responsibilities:
4. Ensures the Helicopter Detail, if available, is notified. Once a police helicopter has a pursued vehicle in sight, the managing supervisor may authorize the continuation of the vehicle pursuit based on the following circumstances:
a. The s____ of the offense;
b. The number of ______;
c. The likelihood of the suspects being ______;
d. The preservation of _______; or
e. Other justifications which can be ______.

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a. The severity of the offense;
b. The number of occupants in the suspect vehicle;
c. The likelihood of the suspects being armed;
d. The preservation of physical evidence; or
e. Other justifications which can be articulated.

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
C. Managing Supervisor Responsibilities:
5. Directs the t_____ of the vehicle pursuit;
6. Constantly e____ the vehicle pursuit;

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tactics

evaluates

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
C. Managing Supervisor Responsibilities:
8. Orders the termination of a vehicle pursuit at any time hazardous circumstances or environmental factors present an ______;

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unreasonable risk to public safety

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
C. Managing Supervisor Responsibilities:
9. Supervisors will be held accountable for failing to respond when notified by the dispatcher and assuming the responsibilities of the managing supervisor. When notified by the dispatcher, supervisors shall take the responsibility of the managing supervisor regardless of the unit of assignment of the primary or secondary vehicle in the vehicle pursuit. Accountability extends for failing to terminate vehicle pursuits when hazardous circumstances or environmental factors would cause a ____and______ person in the same circumstances to reasonably believe an unreasonable risk to public safety exists; and

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reasonable and prudent

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
C. Managing Supervisor Responsibilities:
10. Accountability for ensuring the procedural guidelines governing vehicle pursuits are complied with shall rest with the highest ranking officer _____or_____to the vehicle pursuit. While the highest ranking officer monitoring the vehicle pursuit oversees it, this does not relieve the managing supervisor of his/her assigned procedural tasks and responsibilities of the vehicle pursuit.

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monitoring or responding

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
E. Dispatcher and Communications Supervisor Responsibilities:
3. Assigns a _______specifically for the use of the officers involved in a vehicle pursuit, if necessary

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radio frequency

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
E. Dispatcher and Communications Supervisor Responsibilities:
4. Apprises the managing supervisor of any ______problems relative to the vehicle pursuit;

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traffic problems

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
E. Dispatcher and Communications Supervisor Responsibilities:
5. Announces the termination of a vehicle pursuit at the direction of the managing supervisor or in the absence of a ________.

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managing supervisor

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
F. Vehicle Pursuit into another Jurisdiction:
1. The vehicle pursuit will terminate at the _____, except when continued vehicle pursuit is authorized by the managing supervisor;

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Bexar County line,

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
F. Vehicle Pursuit into another Jurisdiction:
2. When a vehicle pursuit enters into another jurisdiction, the ______notifies the managing supervisor and dispatcher;

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secondary vehicle driver

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
F. Vehicle Pursuit into another Jurisdiction:
4. If the offender is apprehended, the arresting officer waits for the arrival of the ____and an officer from ____

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managing supervisor and an officer from that jurisdiction

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
F. Vehicle Pursuit into another Jurisdiction
5. In all vehicle pursuits which end in the apprehension of the offender outside of Bexar County, the offender is taken, without unnecessary delay, before a magistrate of the ____

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county in which the arrest is made

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
F. Vehicle Pursuit into another Jurisdiction
6. The _____is notified of all vehicle pursuits which continue out of Bexar County.

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The ranking on duty officer

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
G. Vehicle pursuit into San Antonio from Other Jurisdictions:
2. Managing Supervisor:
a. Determines the number of police vehicles from the outside agency involved in the vehicle pursuit;

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number of police vehicles

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.09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
G. Vehicle pursuit into San Antonio from Other Jurisdictions
2. Managing Supervisor:
b. Determines if assistance is specifically requested by the initiating jurisdiction;
c. Determines if assistance from the Department is required;
d. Notifies the H______ Detail, if available, to respond;

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assistance is specifically requested
required;
Helicopter

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09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
G. Vehicle pursuit into San Antonio from Other Jurisdictions
2. Managing Supervisor:
e. Does not assign officers to engage in the vehicle pursuit if there are _____marked police vehicles from outside agencies already engaged in the vehicle pursuit;

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two (2)

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09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
G. Vehicle pursuit into San Antonio from Other Jurisdictions
2. Managing Supervisor:
f. Assigns an officer as the secondary unit if there is ____ outside agency marked police vehicle involved in the vehicle pursuit;

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only one (1)

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09 VEHICLE PURSUIT RESPONSIBILITIES
G. Vehicle pursuit into San Antonio from Other Jurisdictions
2. Managing Supervisor:
h. Terminates the SAPD officer’s involvement if the actions of officers from another agency present an _____;

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unreasonable risk to public safety

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.10 REQUIRED REPORTS
A. All officers who are engaged in a vehicle pursuit, who are assigned to assist in a vehicle pursuit, or who participate in a vehicle pursuit, including officers who are near the location of where the vehicle pursuit concluded, will submit ______to the managing supervisor regardless of whether the vehicle pursuit was abandoned, terminated, or the offender was apprehended.

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written reports

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.10 REQUIRED REPORTS
B. Primary vehicle driver’s report will include:
1. The reason or ____for engaging in the vehicle pursuit;
2. A ____of the pursued vehicle and occupants;
3. The ____where the officer engaged in the vehicle pursuit;
4. The ____of the vehicle pursuit;
5. An account of the _____committed by the offender during the vehicle pursuit;
6. A summary of the ___employed to apprehend the offender;
7. The point of ____or _____of the vehicle pursuit; and
8. If the offender is apprehended, an account of his _____in the arrest.

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1) probable cause
2) description
3) location
4) route
5) violations
6) tactics
7) abandonment or termination
8) involvement

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.10 REQUIRED REPORTS
D. Other officers’ reports will include:
1. Assigned duties in relation to the vehicle pursuit;
2. A summary of the tactics he utilized relative to his assigned duties; and
3. If the offender is apprehended, an account of his ____

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1) Assigned duties
2) tactics he utilized relative to his assigned duties
3) involvement in the arrest

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.10 REQUIRED REPORTS
E. Helicopter Detail officers’ reports will include:
1. Assigned duties in relation to the vehicle pursuit;
2. A summary indicating if the vehicle pursuit was videotaped and the location of the videotape;
3. Evaluation of the vehicle pursuit to include ______ violations, recommendations for ____, and other _____in relation to the vehicle pursuit; and
4. The report is forwarded to his/her chain of command with a copy submitted to the appropriate _____of the officer initiating the vehicle pursuit.

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3) procedural violations, recommendations for training, and other pertinent concerns in relation to the vehicle pursuit;
4) Division Commander

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.10 REQUIRED REPORTS
G. Managing supervisor’s report will include:
1. The identity of ______and their assignments relative to the vehicle pursuit;
2. A summary of ____or other incidents arising from or related to the vehicle pursuit;
3. If he terminates the vehicle pursuit, the time and location the vehicle pursuit was ordered terminated;

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1) all officers involved

2) any accidents

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.10 REQUIRED REPORTS
G. Managing supervisor’s report will include:
4. Recommendations for any needed _____ or _____ actions to include training recommendations. Pertinent AVL and/or video records to document the need for any corrective or disciplinary actions should be included;
5. A summary of information obtained from reviewing all available in-car video and the GPS (AVL) records of all officers assigned to the vehicle pursuit, whether they were assigned as the Primary, Secondary, or other duties;
6. Printouts of pertinent ______showing the speed, path and direction of the vehicle pursuit from the Primary, Secondary or any other officers authorized in the vehicle pursuit; and
7. A summary of pertinent information gathered from reviewing the _____concerning the vehicle pursuit.

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4) corrective or disciplinary
6) AVL records
7) Audio records from dispatch

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.11 FOLLOW-UP RESPONSIBILITIES
A. The Managing Supervisor:
1. As soon as practical after the conclusion of the vehicle pursuit, prepares SAPD Form \_\_\_\_\_\_, Newsworthy Event Notification, and route the form through electronic mail to the following offices:
a. \_\_\_\_;
b. \_\_\_\_;
c. \_\_\_\_\_\_:
(1) Patrol Division;
(2) Tactical Support Division; and
d. \_\_\_\_\_\_.
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1) #103-NEN
a. Office of the Chief;
b. Applicable Assistant Chief;
c. Applicable Division Commander:
d. Police Media Services Detail

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.11 FOLLOW-UP RESPONSIBILITIES
A. The Managing Supervisor:
4. Conducts an analysis of the vehicle pursuit using the ____,_____, and ____from dispatch as well as the reports submitted by all officers and completes the appropriate section of the SAPD Form #103, Pursuit Evaluation Report;

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AVL system, video evidence and audio recordings

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.11 FOLLOW-UP RESPONSIBILITIES
B. Shift/Unit Director:
1. Reviews all submitted reports;
2. Conducts an evaluation of the vehicle pursuit, directing any questions to the managing supervisor. This evaluation is directed towards identifying ________and any needed corrective or disciplinary action; and
3. Completes the appropriate section of the vehicle pursuit evaluation report and forwards it, along with the attached reports, to his section commander.

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2) violations of policies and procedures

3) section commander

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.11 FOLLOW-UP RESPONSIBILITIES
C. Communications Supervisor:
1. Reviews the vehicle pursuit report submitted by the _______;
2. Conducts an evaluation of the vehicle pursuit as it relates to ______and directs any inquiries back to the ______; and
3. Completes the appropriate portion of the vehicle pursuit report form noting any additional information on the vehicle pursuit to include procedural violations, training recommendations, and other pertinent information and faxes a copy of the report to the managing supervisor. The original copy of the report is forwarded to the _______.

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1)handling dispatcher
2)dispatch procedures
dispatcher
3)dispatcher

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.11 FOLLOW-UP RESPONSIBILITIES
D. Communications Director:
1. Completes the appropriate portion of the dispatcher’s vehicle pursuit report and directs any questions back to the _______; and
2. Forwards a copy of the report to the appropriate ______ of the officer initiating the vehicle pursuit.

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1) Communications Supervisor

2) division commander

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.11 FOLLOW-UP RESPONSIBILITIES
E. Section Commander:
1. Reviews all submitted reports and shall also be responsible for reviewing all available data (including but not limited to vehicle GPS data, video evidence, and audio tapes maintained by Communications) for the noted vehicle pursuit prior to completing the vehicle pursuit evaluation report;
2. Conducts an evaluation of the vehicle pursuit, directing any questions to the _______. This evaluation is directed towards identifying violations of policies and procedures and any needed corrective or disciplinary action; and
3. Completes the appropriate section of the vehicle pursuit evaluation report and forwards it, along with the attached reports, to his ______.

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2) shift/unit director

3) Division Commander

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.11 FOLLOW-UP RESPONSIBILITIES
F. Division Commander:
1. Reviews all submitted reports;
2. Shall be responsible for reviewing all available data, including but not limited to vehicle GPS data, video evidence, and audio tapes maintained by the Communications, for the noted vehicle pursuit prior to completing the vehicle pursuit evaluation report;
3. Conducts an evaluation of the vehicle pursuit, directing any questions to the ______. This evaluation is directed towards identifying violations of policies and procedures and any needed corrective or disciplinary action;
4. Completes the appropriate section of the vehicle pursuit evaluation report and forwards the vehicle pursuit packet to a ______for entry into the ______; and
5. Forwards a copy of the vehicle pursuit packet to the _____, if disciplinary action is recommended.

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3)Section Commander
4)Patrol Division Commander
Pursuit Information Database
5)Internal Affairs Unit

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.12 VEHICLE PURSUITS ANNUAL EVALUATION-ANALYSIS
The _______responsible for maintaining the ______ will complete an annual written evaluation of all vehicle pursuits to determine their effectiveness and to recommend any training, or policy modifications needed. The annual evaluation will be presented to the _____

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Patrol Division Commander
Pursuit Information Database
Chief of Police

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.13 STOP TECHNIQUES
2. Following a subject vehicle for more than ______requires supervisory approval. However, once a subject vehicle speeds away or takes any evasive action in an effort to distance itself from police, regardless
of whether emergency warning device have been activated, the officer shall immediately discontinue following the vehicle unless it meets the criteria for a vehicle pursuit as described in this policy.

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fifteen (15) minutes

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.13 STOP TECHNIQUES–Following

3. This technique is ideal for establishing _____ and/or ______when dealing with DWI suspects.

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reasonable suspicion and/or probable cause

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.13 STOP TECHNIQUES
B. Boxing-In: The managing Supervisor may take advantage of situations where the fleeing vehicle is slowed to a near stop by traffic conditions or other obstacles, or while traveling at speeds less than ______. The managing supervisor may direct assisting police vehicles to box in the fleeing vehicle, utilizing officers that have completed boxing-in training. No other manner of boxing-in is authorized.

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thirty (30) miles per hour

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.13 STOP TECHNIQUES
C. Use of Tire Deflation Device: Officers who have completed the Tire Deflation Device (TDD) training, with approval from ____, may deploy a Tire Deflation Device in accordance with appropriate SOP.

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a supervisor

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.14 POST VEHICLE PURSUIT/FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES
A. In all instances where a suspect evades police and/or a vehicle pursuit is terminated, all pertinent information will be entered into the ______(BOLO) System and a follow-up investigation will be conducted.

A

Be On the Look Out

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.14 POST VEHICLE PURSUIT/FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES
A. In all instances where a suspect evades police and/or a vehicle pursuit is terminated, all pertinent information will be entered into the Be On the Look Out (BOLO) System and a follow-up investigation will be conducted.
1. Suspect and Vehicle information will be entered as either:
a. vehicle Pursuit – _____ or
b. vehicle Pursuit – ______

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a. vehicle Pursuit – SUSPECT; or

b. vehicle Pursuit – ARRESTED

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.14 POST VEHICLE PURSUIT/FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES
2. Vehicle Pursuit – SUSPECT entries will remain valid for ____and vehicle Pursuit – ARRESTED entries will remain valid for ______. After these respective time frames, the entries will no longer show up as return information when checking a license plate.

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two (2) calendar years

one (1) calendar year

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.14 POST VEHICLE PURSUIT/FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES

  1. The following pertinent incident data will be entered into the COMMENTS section of the BOLO notice:
    a. L_____;
    b. C______;
    c. C_______; and
    d. O______
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a. Location;
b. Circumstances;
c. CFS number (with Case number, if applicable); and
d. Other data of investigative value

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.14 POST VEHICLE PURSUIT/FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES
B. Any Officer involved in a vehicle pursuit where the suspect evades apprehension or where a vehicle pursuit is terminated will ensure the following is done as soon as possible:
1. The officer will contact the ______and ensure that a BOLO is generated;
2. The officer will generate a report for the offense of ______(Penal Code 38.04); and
3. The officer will forward a copy of the report to the _____.

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1) Communications Office
2) EVADING ARREST OR DETENTION
3) Traffic Investigation Detail (TID).

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.14 POST VEHICLE PURSUIT/FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES
C. The Traffic Investigations Detail (TID) will be consulted and they will coordinate with Patrol and/or follow-up units handling the primary offense, to ensure timely and accurate handling of any evidence collection and execution of warrants that may be generated.
1. The follow-up unit assigned to investigate the case is the unit assigned the ________, in accordance with Procedure 708, Follow-Up Units.
2. Vehicles may be impounded as evidence of _____or for some other charge, in accordance with Procedure 607, Impounding Vehicles and Procedure 504, Execution of Search Warrants.
3. TID or the follow-up unit assigned to investigate the case will ensure that the ______is updated, via the ______, when changes to the status of the vehicle pursuit category (Suspect or Arrested) are needed.

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1)primary offense of offense that initiated the case
2)Evading Arrest
3)BOLO system
Communications Office

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