HPM 70.6 Officer Safety Manual Flashcards by Andrew Minor

A __________ is the stopping of a vehicle under circumstances which give the officer reasonable cause to believe that any attempt to stop the vehicle will create an extraordinary safety risk. (HPM 70.6 CH. 8-1)

HIGH RISK STOP

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During a High-Risk stop, the supervisor, or officer in charge (OIC) if no supervisor is available, _________ respond to the scene, ensure procedures are followed, and coordinate all units as appropriate to the needs of the situation. (HPM 70.6 CH. 8-4)

SHOULD

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As the suspect vehicle comes to a stop (during a high risk stop), position the patrol vehicles _________ feet away from the suspect vehicle, and approximately _______ feet between the patrol vehicles to facilitate an arrest zone efficiently (HPM 70.6 CH. 8-4)

30 to 50 & 10

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During a High-Risk stop, If the suspect turns out to be an innocent civilian merely caught in a set of incriminating circumstances, a proper explanation should be given in an attempt to promote understanding and support for the officer’s action. Additionally, the incident shall be documented utilizing the ___________________, in accordance with Highway Patrol Manual 100.86, Risk Management Manual, Chapter 2, Reports of Incidents – Potential Civil Litigation. (HPM 70.6 CH. 8-14)

CHP 268, Risk Management Potential Civil Litigation Report

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During a hostage incident, the supervisor _____ be notified and ______ respond to the scene to coordinate or direct the apprehension as necessary. When reasonably safe and feasible to do so, officers _____ request available resources. (HPM 70.6 CH. 10-3)

SHALL / SHOULD / SHALL

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Should allied law enforcement agency resources be available at the scene of a hostage incident, primary responsibility should be transferred to that agency by a California Highway Patrol (CHP) ________. Assistance will be provided as necessary. (HPM 70.6 CH. 10-3)

SUPERVISOR

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The three basic fundamentals of handling a crime-in-progress call are: ______________ (HPM 70.6 CH. 11-5)

Communication, Coordination, and Containment/control

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The officer(s) at the scene of a crime in progress should remain out of sight and as quiet as possible. The suspect(s) should be allowed to assume the robbery is successful. This may lessen the danger to the victims and increase the opportunities for successful apprehension of the suspect(s). This is known as _____________. (HPM 70.6 CH. 11-6)

CUNNING APPROACH

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During building searches, the third and fourth officers to arrive at a burglary-in-progress call should assume the responsibility of the _________. (HPM 70.6 CH. 11-7)

Search Team

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The interior of buildings and their exteriors differ from one location to another. There are three basic types of search patterns that can be effective for exterior area searches and for the interior of large buildings to locate a suspect(s) and/or evidence. The 3 types are: ________________________. (HPM 70.6 CH. 11-17)

Zone Search / Spiral Search / Strip Search

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Objects used as _________ are capable of screening or hiding an officer. However, objects used as _______ provide more protection. Whenever possible, officers should move to a position behind an object that provides ______ rather than ___________ only. (HPM 70.6 CH. 11-20)

Concealment / Cover / Cover / Concealment

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_________ of speed is a simple means of determining the relative change in distance at a known speed between the patrol vehicle and the violator’s vehicle. (HPM 70.6 CH. 7-5)

Odometer Pacing

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Department policy requires patrol vehicle speedometers be calibrated every ______ or ________ using radar or a fifth wheel. (HPM 70.6 CH. 7-7)

90 Days / 30,000 Miles

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Regarding the use of radar devices for the purpose of speed enforcement, Officers must complete _________ of Office of the Academy specialized training and _______ of field training before they are certified to operate the equipment for enforcement purposes. (HPM 70.6 CH. 7-7)

24 Hours / 30 Hours

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The force must be objectively reasonable under the circumstances known to the officer at the time force was used. Therefore, the Department examines all uses of force from an ________ standard, rather than a _______ standard. (HPM 70.6, Chapter 1, Page 1-3, 2. a.)

objective / subjective

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The _______factors assist in evaluating the reasonableness of a use of force incident when considering “the totality of the circumstances”. (HPM 70.6, 1-3, b)

Graham

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The three graham factors are: 1) ________ of the Crime, 2) Whether subject poses an ________ threat to the safety of the officer(s) or other. 3) Whether the subject is actively _________ arrest or attempting to evade arrest by flight. (HPM 70.6, 1-4, (1)(2)(3))

Severity / imminent / resisting

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It is the policy of the Department that officers may use _____ which is objectively reasonable to defend themselves or others, affect an ____ or detention, prevent _______, or overcome resistance. (HPM 70.6, 1-6, 4a)

force/ arrest/ escape

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(De-Escalation) The prospect of a favorable outcome is often enhanced when supervisors become involved in the ___________ of an overall response to potentially violent encounters by coordinating resources and officers’ tactical actions (HPM 70.6, 1-7, (3

management

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Warning shots shall not be _____ except under the same conditions which authorize the use of deadly force against a human being and only if the firing of such shots is not likely to endanger innocent persons. (HPM 70.6, 1-9, (4))

fired

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Officers shall notify their ______ as soon as practical after a use of force incident. (HPM 70.6, 1-10, 7a)

supervisor

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In the event of a reportable firearm discharge, the discharge shall be reported to a supervisor as soon as the situation is ____. (HPM 70.6, Chapter 1, Page 1-11, b(1))

stabilized

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(Reporting Policy Discharge of Firearm) Supervisor Responsibility. Supervisors shall ensure the following: (1) An ____ is conducted and documented. (2) The ____ is accurately and thoroughly documented in accordance with HPM 100.86, Risk Management Manual, and Annex B of this chapter. (HPM 70.6, Chapter 1, Page 1-12, d.)

investigation/ incident

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(Supervisor Use of Force Review) When feasible, respond to the scene and assume _____ _____, in accordance with Highway Patrol Manual (HPM) 50.1, Emergency Incident
Management Planning and Operations Manual, and Highway Patrol Guide 50.3, Emergency Incident Guide. (HPM 70.6 CH. 1 Annex B, Pages 1-21)

incident command

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Documentation. Photographs of the officer’s attire worn during the use of force event. Photographs of injures to the suspect(s) at the ____. Photographs of the officer’s injuries ____ after the use of force event and several _____ later. (HPM 70.6 CH. 1 Annex B, Pages 1-21)

scene/ immediately/ days

Use of Force Report Review. All officers involved in a use of force incident shall write their own ______ and/or ______ if feasible. The Use of Force Report Writing Guide should be utilized to determine the totality of the circumstances and the ______ of the force used. (HPM 70.6 CH. 1 Annex B, Pages 1-21)

report/ supplemental/ reasonableness

Supervisors and commanders shall, when available, review associated documentation and video footage of the use of force event prior to ______ of these documents. (HPM 70.6 CH. 1 Annex B, Pages 1-21)

approval

A supervisor’s approval to destroy the animal should be obtained with consideration of the geographical location and the officer’s ______. (HPM 70.6 CH. 2, Pages 2-3, 1. b.)

experience

When shooting any animal in the head, the chances of ricochet are reduced when shot from a ____-degree angle at the point of entry. (HPM 70.6 CH. 2, Pages 2-3, 1. b.)

This chapter (The Discharge of Firearms at Animals) shall be reviewed _______ by all uniformed employees at the rank of sergeant and below. (HPM 70.6, 2-4, f)

quarterly

In the event an animal is shot in accordance with policy, the officer shall submit a _____, Memorandum, to their commander. The commander shall review the report to ensure the shooting was justified and accomplished with reasonable safety. (HPM 70.6 CH. 2, Pages 2-5, 2. a.)

CHP 51

Upon observing a violation, the officer should stop the violator’s vehicle ___ ____ ___ _______. Many problems may be generated when the officer waits too long before stopping the violator. (HPM 70.6, 3-3, 2a)

as soon as possible

The desired minimum distance between patrol vehicle and violator vehicle during an enforcement stop is ___ to ___ feet. (HPM 70.6, 3-4, 6(c))

10/ 15

Officers shall not ____ in the patrol vehicle to write a document or allow the violator to do so, unless unusual circumstances necessitate such action for reasons of safety. (HPM 70.6, 3-8, 2)

sit

Officers shall not employ a roadblock except as permitted in this chapter for the purpose of the __________ __ __ _____ ______and/or _____ ______. (HPM 70.6, 16-3, 2)

apprehension of a fleeing felon/ disaster relief

Establishing a physical impediment to traffic as a means for stopping a vehicle using signs, devices, actual physical obstructions, or barricades is defined as a_________. (HPM 70.6, 16-4, 3)

Roadblock

The supervisor who permits a roadblock to be established shall take several factors into consideration before making the decision: (HPM 70.6, 16-4, 6a(1-3)) (1) Whether the ______ or ______ is serious enough to justify a roadblock(s) being established. (2) The _____ _______ between the commission of the crime and its discovery; ordinarily, the more time, the less the roadblock would be justified. (3) The volume of _______ and pedestrian traffic, school zone, weather and road conditions, ____ _____, etc.

crime/ disaster/ time elapsed/ vehicular/ officer safety

What are the three types of Roadblocks? Blocking _____ _____ roadway, Blocking _______ Roadway, and Blocking a Four-way ________ (HPM 70.6, 16-5, 7abc)

two lane/ multilane/ intersection

The roadblock should be maintained until _________ has been effected or until the officer has reason to believe the wanted person is not within the roadblock area, or when it is no longer necessary to restrict public access to the area affected by a natural_______. (HPM 70.6, 16-8, 11)

apprehension/ disaster

Personnel shall demonstrate proficiency in the use of any departmentally issued weapon prior to _____ or _____ of such weapon. (HPM 70.6, 17-3, 1)

issuance/ carrying

It is the responsibility of every uniformed employee to maintain _________ in enforcement tactics, officer safety techniques, arrest and control techniques, and the proper use of safety equipment. (HPM 70.6, 17-3, 1)

proficiency

All uniformed employees shall participate _________ in an eight-hour Officer Safety Training (OST) day. (HPM 70.6, 17-3, 1a)

annually

In addition to the eight-hour OST day, all uniformed employees shall participate in the ____-_____ Arrest and Control training once every _____ years, as part of the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Perishable Skills Program. (HPM 70.6, 17-3, 1b)

four-hour/ two

The eight-hour OST day, Arrest and Control training, and the form CHP ____, Officer Safety Certification, shall be performed by a certified OST instructor. (HPM 70.6, 17-3, 1f)

199

Areas shall _____ the Division Officer Safety Coordinators of their scheduled Area OST days. (HPM 70.6, 17-8, (7))

notify

Completion of Area OST days shall be recorded in the _______ ________ _______ ______ (ETRS). (HPM 70.6, 17-8, (8))

Employee Training Record System

Completion of Arrest and Control training shall be recorded in the ETRS and the POST _______ _______ ________ (EDI). (HPM 70.6, 17-8, (9))

Electronic Data Interchange

Uniformed employees who fail to meet the required level of certification on a CHP 199, will ____ ___ ________ to return to enforcement duties until proficiency is achieved. (HPM 70.6, 17-11, (2))

not be permitted

Uniformed employees who fail to meet the required level of certification on a CHP 199, after a maximum 30 days of refresher training shall be placed on ______ reporting pursuant to the procedures contained in HPM 10.10, Performance Appraisal Manual. (HPM 70.6, 17-11, (2))

interim

The officer safety procedures and techniques outlined in this manual shall be used in all situations. Any deviation from the recommended methods will require justification by the officer based upon the __________ of his/her actions and the situation confronted. HPM 70.6, 18-1, 2.

reasonableness

______ _______ are parts of the body which may be used for self-defense, counter-attack, and as a method of distraction. HPM 70.6, 19-1, 1.

Personal Weapons

Examples of personal Weapons: 1) Forearm Strike, 2) ______, 3) Knee, 4) Extended Knuckles, 5) The Edge of Fist, 6) Heel of Hand, 7) _______ ______, 8) Open Hand, 9) _____ (HPM 70.6, 19-1, 2. a-i.)

Elbow/ Closed fist/ Foot

Examples of vulnerable areas include, but are not limited to: Eyes, ______, ______, Neck, Back (HPM 70.6 19-6, c. 1-5.

throat/ groin

Departmentally issued WMD PPE are __________for use in all situations and environments with all chemical and hazardous materials. (HPM 70.6 , 27-3)

Not Suitable

Air purifying respirators (APR) do not supply oxygen, they __________ . As such, an APR_______ be used in oxygen deficient atmospheres.(HPM 70.6 , 27-4)

Merely filter contaminants / should not

Uniformed personnel shall have their WMD PPE ____________ during their work shift. (HPM 70.6 , 27-4)

Immediately available

If any component of the WMD PPE fails inspection, immediately ___________ to obtain a replacement. (HPM 70.6 , 27-5)

notify a supervisor

Annual refresher training relating to WMD PPE shall be conducted during__________ and _________ courses. (HPM 70.6 , 27-8)

First Responder Operations Refresher / Hazardous Materials Incident Command Refresher

During the course of uniformed enforcement duties, all uniformed employees_____ carry the departmentally issued OC spray (HPM 70.6 , 26-3)

May

Officers, at their discretion, may carry departmentally issued OC spray ___________(HPM 70.6 , 26-3)

while off duty

Oleoresin capsicum spray shall not be used at a distance of less than _______ unless an extreme hazard exists to the officer or other persons. (e.g., immediate threat of injury). (HPM 70.6 , 26-4)

3 feet

Some OC agents contain flammable carriers and shall not be used where exposure to open flames or sparks (taser devices) may cause ignition. The OC spray issued by the Department is ________________. (HPM 70.6 , 26-5)

not flammable

Once sprayed with OC, the subject shall be __________. Attempt to calm the subject and have them breathe normally. Move the subject to uncontaminated air _________________. (HPM 70.6 , 26-6)

Handcuffed / Begin First Aid Measures

Area commanders shall ensure that each patrol car in their command is provided with at least ____ 500-milliliter bottle of saline solution which shall be available to decontaminate a subject. (HPM 70.6 , 26-6)

One

Whenever the use of OC spray results in an injury, complaint of injury, or subsequent claim of injury, the use shall be documented utilizing the _____________________ (HPM 70.6 , 26-7)

CHP 268, Risk Management Potential Civil Litigation Report

During the course of enforcement duties, _____________ shall carry the approved expandable baton. (HPM 70.6 , 25-3)

All officers and sergeants

The _____ is the only authorized impact weapon for on-duty use by all uniformed personnel. (HPM 70.6 , 25-3)

RCB

It is recommended the RCB be disassembled and inspected every _______, or after each exposure to adverse conditions. (HPM 70.6 , 25-3)

30 days

When utilizing the RCB in the closed mode, it is imperative the ______ is positioned on top of the tip, or along the side of the tip, to prevent the unintentional opening of the baton. (HPM 70.6 , 25-5)

Thumb

The RCB shall always be carried in a location on the duty belt that will not interfere with the retrieval of _________________ or other personal protective equipment. (HPM 70.6 , 25-5)

The departmental firearm

In accordance with departmental policy regarding the use of deadly force, potentially lethal strikes shall be avoided unless ________________________. (HPM 70.6 , 25-6)

the officer is subjected to a life-threatening situation

The RCB should be carried on the side _________________. (HPM 70.6 , 25-7)

opposite the firearm

Low Ready Position: The support hand grips the______, palm up. The primary hand grasps ________ of the RCB, palm down. (HPM 70.6 , 25-12)

end shaft / the grip

If an officer does not have room to open the RCB using the Open Low or Power Open techniques, another option is to use _____________ to open the baton. (HPM 70.6 , 25-17)

the support hand

Power Chop Retention: While in the Long Extended Holding Position, if the subject grabs the baton with 2 hands, ________________ while rotating the RCB in a “figure 8” motion. (HPM 70.6 , 25-28)

Step forward and drive through the subject

Circle Out Retention: While in the Long Extended Holding Position, if the subject grabs the RCB with 1 hand, drive the tip of the RCB ________________ of the subject’s body. (HPM 70.6 , 25-29)

Downward and toward the outside

The carrying of the _____ during civil disturbances is approved and shall be the primary impact weapon used during these events. (HPM 70.6 , 25-32)

RCB

The interior of all vehicles shall be inspected for weapons and contraband prior _____________. In addition, the interior shall be inspected ___________________. (HPM 70.6 , 24-3)

To the start of each shift / immediately after the transportation of any person

When ONE Officer is transporting One prisoner with no protective screen, The prisoner shall be seat-belted in the ________seat.(HPM 70.6 , 24-3)

Right front

When a prisoner or passenger is left unattended in a departmental vehicle, the ignition key/key fob___________ be removed from the vehicle (HPM 70.6, 24-5)

Should

To avoid the hazards of traffic from the rear,_____________, the patrol vehicle with passengers may be moved to the front of the scene, off the highway, etc. (HPM 70.6, 24-5)

When possible and at the most convenient time

Officers shall advise the communications center when providing transportation for any _________________in a patrol vehicle. (HPM 70.6, 24-5)

Prisoner or passenger

_____________ shall be advised of any deviation from the intended destination (e.g., enforcement, crash, disabled motorist). (HPM 70.6, 24-5)

Dispatch

_______________ is required for use on all prisoners placed in a patrol vehicle equipped with eye bolts in the front and rear passenger areas. (HPM 70.6, 24-6)

Prisoner Securement Device

The nylon leg restraint is ________ for use on prisoners who are extremely combative. The restraint can be utilized to prevent injury to the officer and to prevent damage to state equipment. (HPM 70.6, 24-8)

Recommended

After applying nylon leg restraints to a prisoner, when practical, use a minimum of ___ people to carry 1 prisoner to the patrol vehicle. (HPM 70.6, 24-11)

Officers shall use _________________ in all instances when a spit sock is utilized, and such usage shall be in accordance with policy. (HPM 70.6, 24-12)

Sound professional judgement

An officer shall notify ___________ as soon as possible when they encounter a situation that requires the use of a spit sock. Additionally, all instances when a spit sock is used shall be documented. (HPM 70.6, 24-14)

A supervisor

One spit sock should be kept in every enforcement vehicle. The spit sock should be placed ________________. (HPM 70.6, 24-14)

in the first aid kit located in the trunk

A supply of _____ spit socks should be stored at each Area, Division, scale facility, and headquarters office. (HPM 70.6, 24-14)

In the event a prisoner escapes during transport, officers shall immediately make all reasonable efforts to apprehend the prisoner. Additionally, officers _____________________ to coordinate the efforts of any responding units. (HPM 70.6, 24-15)

Shall immediately notify a supervisor and the appropriate communications center(s)

Officers should exercise ____________________ when making enforcement stops or stopping to render emergency assistance while transporting a prisoner(s). (HPM 70.6, 24-15)

sound professional judgement

There are 2 primary types of departmentally approved control holds: _______________________. (HPM 70.6, pg. 20-3)

Twist lock and bent wrist

Any use of a control hold/pain compliance hold which results in an apparent injury, complaint injury, or a subsequent claim of injury shall be documented. Documentation shall be in accordance with _______________. (HPM 70.6 pg. 20-13)

Chapter 1, use of force

The basic principles for all handcuffing techniques are _______,________, and_________. (HPM 70.6, pg. 21-3)

balance, awareness, and control.

At the officer’s discretion, the following persons may be exempted from handcuffing to the rear:________________ (HPM 70.6, pg. 21-4)

- Sick, injured, disabled. - Elderly - Visibly pregnant

There are three different categories of arrest techniques the officer has the option of utilizing. Those three options are: ________,_________, and_________. (HPM 70.6, pg. 21-5)

Standing, Kneeling, and Prone.

When flex-cuffing multiple handcuffed subjects together place the flex cuff _______________ and adjust. Continue this process until all the subjects have been linked together. (HPM 70.6, pg. 21-44)

above the elbow

When searching an arrestee of a different gender identity or gender expression, at least one of the following guidelines should be followed: ____________________________________ (HPM 70.6, pg, 22-4)

1. Use of another uniformed employee of the same sex to conduct the search 2. Use of another uniformed employee as a witness 3. Use of an impartial witness 4. Use of the mobile video/audio recording system 5. Use of body-worn camera recordings

A physical intrusion into a body cavity for the purpose of discovering any object concealed in the body cavity. Physical body cavity searches ___________ be conducted by members of this Department. (HPM 70.6, pg. 22-23)

SHALL NOT

Strip searches and visual body cavity searches are to be conducted under the following circumstances: _______________________________________ (HPM 70.6, pg, 22-23)

1. When necessary to protect the safety of officers, civilians, and other arrestees, as well as safety and related interest of the allied agency prisoner detention and holding facility. 2. Where a search warrant is necessary in order to secure evidence of criminal activity.

All strip searches and visual body cavity searches shall be conducted ______________________________________ so that the search cannot be observed by persons not participating in the search. (HPM 70.6, pg. 22-24)

within a booking/holding facility and in an area of privacy

The ______________, Strip and Visual Body Cavity Search, Section One and Section Two shall be completed prior to any strip search and/or visual body cavity search being conducted. (HPM 70.6, pg, 22-26)

CHP 202DS

The first __ seconds are crucial in an officer’s contact with the violator. During this time, the officer may gain or lose support for the Department or place themselves in a life-threatening position. HPM 70.6 4-3 2(c)

Immediately after greeting the violator, the officer _____ briefly explain why the enforcement stop was made. Many arguments can be avoided if the officer definitively and firmly, yet politely, tells the violator the reason for the contact rather than ask questions. HPM 70.6 4-3 2(c)(1)

shall

If a violation ________ an ______ , the officer should advise the violator they will be receiving a citation and the reason. Occasionally, a warning or the explanation from the officer is a more appropriate action. Each enforcement contact must be evaluated on the basis of good, sound professional judgement by the officer. Do not make an enforcement stop for an obvious violation, then cite for something else. HPM 70.6 4-4 4(a)

warrants; arrest

While on duty, officers _____ have their departmentally-issued ID card in their immediate possession, in accordance with HPM 73.5. HPM 70.6 4-6 (g)(1)

shall

Officers working in an __________ capacity are exempt from displaying their departmentally-issued ID upon request while engaged in undercover operations or investigative activities. HPM 70.6 4-6 (g)(4)

undercover

Officers deployed in _________ __________ are exempt from displaying their departmentally-issued ID upon request while participating in crowd control or engaged in a response to a civil disturbance. HPM 70.6 4-6 (g)(5)

tactical formations

The officer _____ make any notes on the reverse side of the green copy, per HPM 100.9. The officer can use it in court to refresh their memory of the circumstances of the arrest. Do not trust the circumstances of the offense to _______ alone. HPM 70.6 4-7 4(b)

shall; memory

California Vehicle Code Section _____ outlines conditions which, when met, exempt the driver of an authorized emergency vehicle from obeying certain sections of the CVC known generally as the “Rules of the Road.” HPM 70.6 5-4 (b)

21055

A patrol vehicle using a siren should pass traffic on the _____ even though it is necessary to drive across a center line of a roadway. A motorist will often swerve to the right at the approach of an authorized emergency vehicle. Therefore, an officer should cautiously pass on the _____ only when no other course is open and then only when the red light and siren have been deactivated. HPM 70.6 5-6 3(b)(1)(c)

left; right

Unless a greater hazard would result, a pursuit should not be undertaken if the subject(s) can be _________ to the point where later apprehension can be accomplished. A pursuit should not be initiated if the dangers of pursuing or continuing the pursuit are too great. HPM 70.6 5-8 (4)(a)(4)

identified

The method used to apprehend a fleeing vehicle should offer the greatest probability of success with the least likelihood of injury to the general public, the officer, and the occupants of the fleeing vehicle. When attempting _____ _________ , officers should be reminded that officer safety should not be compromised. HPM 70.6 5-18 (d)

legal intervention

_________ is when officers deliberately direct a vehicle into a given path or location by using stationary objects placed in the current path of the pursued vehicle. HPM 70.6 5-19 (1)

Channelization

_______ is when officers elect to use a deliberate crash between a patrol vehicle and the pursued vehicle to terminate a pursuit. HPM 70.6 5-19 (3)

Ramming

Officers _____ not ram motorcycles or similar vehicles except: 1. When necessary, in defense of the officer’s life or life of another 2. During the subject’s actual commission of an assault with a deadly weapon with a vehicle 3. When necessary to prevent the escape of a person whom the officer reasonably believes has committed a felony through the use or threatened use of deadly force 4. When necessary to apprehend a person who has committed an ADW with a vehicle which the officer reasonably believes has resulted in serious injury or death HPM 70.6 5-19 (3)(a)

shall

Ramming _____ not occur when either the pursued vehicle or the pursuing vehicle is traveling in excess of 35 mph. HPM 70.6 5-20 (2)

should

The use of boxing-in as a technique for terminating pursuits is ________. Under ordinary circumstances, the potential hazard outweighs the chance for successful stop of a violator and, therefore, should only be used at slow speeds or where the obvious risks can be eliminated or appreciably reduced. HPM 70.6 5-22 (5)

discouraged

Upon termination of the pursuit, the suspect(s) shall be taken into custody in accordance with law and departmental policy. This shall be done utilizing only the amount of _____ _______ to affect an arrest without compromising officer safety and/or public safety. HPM 70.6 5-22 (6)(b)

force necessary

A supervisor shall evaluate all pursuits and complete a CHP ___ Pursuit Report, when the incident meets the definition of a pursuit. All pursuit reports shall be documented using the automated Pursuit Reporting System (PRS). The entry into PRS shall be completed within __ calendar days of the pursuit. HPM 70.6 5-23 (4)

187; ten

The contents of HPM 70.6 Chapter 5, and the local pursuit training guide, shall be reviewed by all uniformed employees at the rank of sergeant and below on a ______ basis. HPM 70.6 5-24 (4)

quarterly

CHP ___ , Pursuit Policy Training Attestation, shall be completed annually by all uniformed employees per CVC Section 17004.7 HPM 70.6 5-25 (5)

228

The pacing of speeding vehicles is ___ ______ as a matter of law; however, most courts prefer it. If a violator’s speed is accurately verified, the possibility of an argument is minimized. HPM 70.6 7-4 (b)

not required

Department policy requires patrol vehicle speedometers be calibrated every __ days or __,000 miles using radar or a fifth wheel. HPM 70.6 7-7 (c)

90; 30

Radar devices are required to be calibrated and tested at the ________ and ______ of each shift by certified radar officers. Certification and calibration logs are required to be maintained and also be made available for the officer to present as evidence in court. HPM 70.6 7-7 (e)

beginning; ending

Parking on freeway ramps for the purpose of observing motorist behavior is normally _______. Parking on freeway ramps is restricted to providing services, investigating traffic collisions, deploying radar/lidar, or taking enforcement action against a violator. HPM 70.6 7-7 (e)(1)

prohibited