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HPM 50.5 Flashcards

1
Q

The CHP will normally respond to what types of civil unrest/disobedience incidents?

A
  1. Incident affects state or county highways where the Department has primary investigative Authority.
  2. Incident which Affects state property where Department has investigative Authority.
  3. An official request for mutual aid assistance made by an allied agency.

HPM 50.5 Chp. 1

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2
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A request for mutual aid by an allied agency for Mobile Field Force consists of _________ uniformed personnel and __________ general purpose vehicles.

A

52 uniformed personnel
14 general purpose patrol vehicles

HPM 50.5 Chp 1.

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3
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What is the secondary mission of the CHP?

A

Department stands ready to assist local agencies during emergencies exceeding their capabilities.

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4
Q

Personnel committed to the support of local law enforcement agencies during civil disturbance or crown control incidents fall under whose command?

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Shall remain under CHP command and control with all departmental policies and procedures in effect.

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5
Q

What is the system of personnel and management protocol for all emergency incidents within CHP jurisdiction?

A

Incident Command System, Shall use

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6
Q

Who is responsible for incident planning and overall coordination of emergency incident activities occurring at all locations within their areas?

A

Area Commanders

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7
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Who is responsible to assess the emergency incident situation, determine the appropriate response, and follow the appropriate operational guidelines?

A

The incident commander, or the ranking on-scene manager/supervisor

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8
Q

What is a crowd control incident?

A

A public gathering requiring law enforcement response and utilization of crowd management, intervention, and control strategies.

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9
Q

Define Passive Resistance Protesters.

A

intentional and unlawful opposition to a lawful order of a peace officer during arrest situations but involves no physical resistance

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10
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Define Active Resistance Protesters.

A

intentionally and unlawfully oppose the lawful order of a peace officer in a physical manner (e.g., bracing, tensed muscles, interlocked arms, running away).

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11
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Define Assaultive Resistance Protesters.

A

Aggressive or combative behavior which

attempts or threatens to assault an officer or another.

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12
Q

Are baton strikes allowed to move a group of Passive Resistance Protesters?

A

no

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13
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Is it possible to have a tactical formation where personnel are engaged in different operational modes in different area of the formation?

A

yes, Ex: Crowd behavior is consistent with passive resistance; however, a small group of protesters begins to physically assault officers on one side of the tactical formation. It would be appropriate for those officers to escalate the amount of force used given the immediate
threat.

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14
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What is the standard baton position when personnel are deployed in a tactical formation? (e.g. Line formation)

A

Long extended holding position.

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15
Q

What is the baton position for passive resistance protesters?

A

Secured in the ring or held in the basic tuck position.

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16
Q

What has to occur before utilizing pain compliance techniques through control holds to disentangle demonstrators?

A

A lawful order to disperse and a use of force warning shall be given prior.

17
Q

Is the locking of arms or legs justification to employ baton strikes or to use the baton on seated or standing demonstrators in an attempt to cause them to disentangle.

A

No

18
Q

Personnel are, deployed, online with a group of active resistance protesters. What is the baton position?

A

Long Extended holding position.

19
Q

What is the level of force allowed to be used against passive or active resistance protesters attempting to disperse but are unable to move due to the crowd of people?

A

Control holds only.

20
Q

What is the baton position for Active Resistance Protesters?

A

Long Extended holding position

21
Q

What is an example of an Assaultive Resistance Protester?
A. Subjects locking arms and seated.
B. Subject yelling at officers online.
C. Subject attempts to strike officers online.
D. Subject spraying silly string at officers online.

A

C. Subject attempts to strike officers online.

22
Q

Can a crime taking place, within and during a demonstration be addressed, with a use of force, if necessary, prior to giving a dispersal order?

A

yes

23
Q 
How many people need to be assembled to be declared an unlawful assembly?
A. 4
B. 2
C. 3
D. 6
A

B . 2

In conjunction with an unlawful act, or a lawful act in a violent, boisterous or tumultuous manner and

24
Q 
How many people need to be assembled to be declared a riot?
A. 4
B. 3
C. 6
D. 2
A

D. 2
In conjunction with any use of force or violence, disturbing the public peace, or any threat to use force or violence, if accompanied by immediate power of execution, without authority of law.

25
Q

When may assemblies be dispersed?

A

When they are Violent, or pose a clear and present danger of violence, or the group is breaking some other law. If a crime is occurring,

26
Q

What are the characteristics of a squad?

A

11 Officers, 1 Sergeant, 4 vehicles. May designate 2 line backers

27
Q

What are the characteristics of an arrest squad?

A

11 Officers, 1 sergeant

28
Q

How many squads in a platoon?

A

2 or 3 squads, normally led by a Lieutenant.

29
Q

How many squads in a company?

A

Minimum of 4 squads, commander is normally a captain with 2 executive officers (lieutenants)

30
Q

How many companies in a battalion?

A

2 or more companies. Commander shall be an assistant chief or higher. Usually a captain is the executive officer.

31
Q

Who approves the use of the MARC 30 arrest chain?

A

Incident Commander

32
Q

Minors 12 years of age or under shall/should/may not be arrested?

A

Should

33
Q

What must be needed when a person 12 years of age and under 18 years of age who is in the company of an arrested adult, whom is arrested, to be released to a responsible adult?

A

Written consent.

34
Q

How often shall gas masks and munitions launchers be inspected?

A

Quarterly

35
Q

2-Chlorobenzalmalononitrile munitions container color?

A

BLUE

36
Q

Smoke Munitions container color?

A

YELLOW

37
Q

OC munitions container color?

A

ORANGE

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