Hostage and Barricaded person situations Flashcards

1
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What is the purpose of the control zone?

A

To allow authorized persons in for restricted purposes as designated by the officer.

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2
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What are Traffic Control Points?

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Key intersections or locations that restrict unauthorized vehicular traffic.

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3
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Where is the Incident Command post typically placed?

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Outside the inner perimeter, preferably inside the control zone.

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4
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What is emphasized in handling a hostage situation?

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Time is usually our ally and a total team effort is required.

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5
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What is the first step for the first officer(s) on the scene?

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Begin the implementation of the Incident Command System (ICS).

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What information should officers advise E911 of?

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Unsafe locations, situation’s description, weapons involved, suspects’ information.

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What must officers refrain from in a hostage situation?

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Refrain from the use of gunfire unless directed or under necessary circumstances.

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What should the first supervisor do upon arrival?

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Evaluate the situation and initiate the Emergency Response Unit if appropriate.

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What actions should the scene shall assume per the Incident Command?

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Assume Incident Command until relieved by higher authority or ERU Commander.

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What should be done with all radio traffic according to the course notes?

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Ensure all radio traffic is on, or moved to, an encrypted channel.

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According to the course notes, what should be done once additional units arrive at the scene?

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Make improvements to inner and outer perimeters and control points.

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Who should be requested to respond to the scene if the sector lieutenant is not available?

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Request the Patrol duty commander.

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13
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What should be requested from E911 for the incident, as per the course notes?

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Request a dedicated event channel and an E911 member.

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What should be attempted with injured, innocent, and curious citizens from the inner perimeter?

A

Attempt to remove them as safety permits.

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15
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Why should as much information as possible be obtained from relatives or neighbors regarding the suspect?

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To gather details on suspect’s mental and physical condition, weaponry, and possible hostages.

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What should be done by the scene to coordinate medical assistance as per the course notes?

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Coordinate medical assistance as needed.

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When should E911 be advised or updated regarding the incident details?

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As soon as possible with all known details about the situation.

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18
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Where should the Incident Command post be established according to the course notes?

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In a safe staging area accessible to the incident within the control zone.

19
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What personnel should be requested to respond to the staging area per the notes?

A

EC Unit, engine company, Forensic Services Unit technicians, two detectives, and all other responding personnel and equipment.

20
Q

Who should be appointed as the perimeter control supervisor according to the course?

A

An officer to supervise the outer perimeter.

21
Q

What should the inner perimeter supervisor ensure about officers according to the course notes?

A

Attempt to ensure all officers on the inner perimeter are wearing body armor.

22
Q

What should be done with units not actively engaged in the incident mitigation?

A

Return them to regular duty as a reserve force.

23
Q

Who should be appointed as the officer for managing incident intelligence per the notes?

A

Incident intelligence supervisor to gather information.

24
Q

How should access to the control zone be established according to the course notes?

A

One location access to the control zone should be established.

25
Q

What are the responsibilities of investigation personnel in hostage situations?

A

Responsibilities include investigation, placing charges, background checks, crime scene processing, and court presentation.

26
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What is the role of the Incident Public Information Officer in hostage situations?

A

To follow public information procedures as per General Order series 1992-10.

27
Q

Who coordinates the completion of an After Action Report in hostage situations?

A

The Incident Commander coordinates the completion of the After Action Report.

28
Q

What reports are required to be submitted by initial responding officers in hostage situations?

A

Initial responding officers must submit reports to the ERU Commander.

29
Q

What reports should be prepared by the Crisis Negotiation Unit Commander in hostage situations?

A

A complete and comprehensive report of all phases of the incident.

30
Q

Who directs the completion of electronic case reports and related reports in hostage situations?

A

The Incident Commander or ERU Commander directs the completion of required reports.

31
Q

What is the primary objective in hostage situations according to the Lexington Police Department?

A

Protection and preservation of life.

32
Q

What does the Lexington Police Department consider when resolving barricaded suspect situations?

A

Containment, safe resolution, and apprehension of suspects.

33
Q

Who assumes Incident Command in a hostage situation or barricaded suspect situation according to Lexington Police Department policy?

A

The Emergency Response Unit (ERU) Commander.

34
Q

How does the Lexington Police Department define a hostage situation?

A

When a person is held against their will by a dangerous suspect.

35
Q

What is the purpose of the inner perimeter in hostage situations?

A

Minimizes and controls movement of the suspect or person.

36
Q

In what type of situations does Lexington Police Department’s policy not apply?

A

Active shooting incidents.

37
Q

How does the Lexington Police Department define a barricaded person situation?

A

Involves a person not suspected of crime taking a fortified position.

38
Q

What are the duties of a control supervisor reporting to the Incident Commander?

A
  1. Obtain briefing. 2. Record non-departmental persons. 3. Identify area for traffic entry/exit.
39
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What responsibilities does the staging area supervisor have?

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  1. Assume command of staging area. 2. Establish communication with Incident Commander…
40
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What actions should the Emergency Response Unit take upon arrival at the command post?

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  1. ERU Commander briefed. 2. Assume Incident Command if directed. 3. Relieve officers on inner perimeter…
41
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What authority does the ERU Commander have in handling barricaded suspects?

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The ERU Commander can direct responses to hostile fire, authorize use of special weapons…

42
Q

What are the roles of Crisis Negotiation Unit and its Commander?

A

Crisis negotiator communicates with suspect, works under ERU Commander. Negotiation Unit coordinates all communication…

43
Q

What restrictions apply to police crisis negotiators dealing with barricaded suspects?

A

Negotiators cannot provide weapons, substitute hostages, or trade ammunition without permission…