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HPM 70.6 - Officer Safety Manual Flashcards

1
Q

While in the performance of their duties as peace officers, uniformed employees of the CHP (should/shall) employ only the force option that is reasonable for the situation with which they are confronted

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A

SHALL

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Officer Demeanor is considered:

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A

Bearing, appearance, physical condition, verbal, and non verbal communication and over all command presence

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T/F: officer’s demeanor is considered a use of force option?

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A

FALSE: demeanor is NOT considered a force option

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How many force options are there:

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A

Seven

Deadly force, control holds, CEW, baton, OC, personal weapons Less lethal shot gun

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Force utilized to take physical control of a person by use of techniques designed to prevent or restrict movement or resistance. Is an example of _____

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A

Control Holds

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Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) spray directed into the face of a person to cause temporary incapacitation, allowing the officerto gain physical advantage or control, would be considered which type of force?

A

Less Lethal
Examples: passive resister becomes aggressive
Subject threatens to attack an officer

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7
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What are the six less than lethal force options

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A 
Control holds
OC spray
Less Lethal shotgun
baton
Conductive Energy Weapon
Personal weapons
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Q

Deadly Force is defined as…….

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A

When an officer utilizes a firearm or another potentially deadly weapon for self-defense; the defense of others; or to apprehend or prevent the escape of a suspect, who the officer reasonably believes has committed a forcible and atrocious violent felony.

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Uniformed employees must be guided by two key principles in the understanding and application of the Use of Force Policy:

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A

Sound force reasonable for the situation as provided by law and in conformance with departmental policy.

The use of only that force reasonable for the situation as provided by law and in conformance with departmental policy.

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Q

Use of Force shall be documented on which form?

A

CHP 268, Potential Civil Litigation Report Claim

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11
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When officers are involved in or witness an incident in
which they believe excess force may have been used by any peace officer, they (should/shall) immediately report the incident to a CHP supervisor and submit a report thoroughly documenting the events.

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A

SHALL

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Supervisors and managers are responsible for ensuring that:

HPM 70.6 CH 1

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1 Proper, thorough, and accurate reporting procedures
are followed.
2 An investigation is conducted and documented.
3 These guidelines are followed whether such incidents involve an allied agency, CHP personnel, or both.
4 Investigations of incidents involving allied
agencies shall be coordinated at the appropriate Division level.

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13
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The contents of this chapter (should/shall) be reviewed by all uniformed employees at the rank of sergeant and below on a quarterly basis.

HPM 70.6 CH 1

A

SHALL

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Uniformed employees should not place their finger on the trigger of any firearm during a tactical situation except under the following circumstances.

HPM 70.6 CH 2

A

(a) When actually firing the firearm.

(b) When the firearm is pointed at an identified target and the use of deadly force is justified.

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An officer (should/shall/may) discharge a firearm at an 
animal under the following conditions:

HPM 70.6 CH 2

A

MAY

1 In self-defense or to defend another person from
serious bodily harm.
2 When necessary to destroy a critically injured
animal, provided such action can be accomplished with safety to persons and property.
3 When necessary to destroy suspected rabid animals or animals attacking
livestock.

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16
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Upon learning of an officer-involved shooting incident, the supervisor shall immediately:

HPM 70.6 CH 2

A

Notify immediate commander, allied agency to do criminal investigation, respond/assume IC,coordinate resources with investigating agency, request CIIT, ensure first responder duties complete, Provide for the safety of employees, victims, suspects,
and witnesses, Confirm that all weapons have been secured, establish scene perimeter, do not allow allied to interview involved CHP until CIIT consulted,
should utilize the Departmental Employee-Involved Shooting Incident On-Scene Guidelines

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17
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T/F: A shooting incident involving a nonuniformed employee shall include the same reports as an officer-involved shooting with the exception of a Policy/Procedure Evaluation Report.

HPM 70.6 CH 2

A

TRUE

18
Q

For officer safety reasons, when discussing an officer
involved shooting incident with the media, information regarding whether or not the officer was wearing soft body armor (should/shall/may) not be provided.

HPM 70.6 CH 2

A

SHALL

19
Q

Distance between vehicles on a traffic stop?

HPM 70.6 CH 3

A

10’ and if possible positioned slightly to the left of the suspect vehicle.

20
Q

T/F: Officer should not sit in the patrol vehicle while on a traffic stop unless unusual circumstances necessitate such action for reasons of safety?

HPM 70.6 CH 3

A

FALSE

Officers SHALL NOT sit in the patrol vehicle while on a stop.

21
Q

T/F: The CHP meets and/or exceeds the regulations for pursuit training set forth by the California Penal Code and CVC.

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

TRUE

22
Q

Vehicle Code Section 21055 grants the operators of AEV exemptions to the rules of the road when the vehicle displays a red light visible to the front and the siren is operated as reasonably necessary in
conjunction with one or more of the following
conditions:

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

In response to an emergency call. While engaged in rescue operations. In the immediate pursuit of an actual or suspected violator of the law. In response to, but not returning from, a fire alarm.

23
Q

Pursuits can occur at a wide range of speeds and in
most cases speeds will vary over the course of a single
pursuit. ______and ______shall, at all times, utilize
sound professional judgment when
balancing the factors associated with vehicular pursuits.

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

Officers and Supervisors

24
Q

Upon being notified of the pursuit, the supervisor
(should/shall) immediately notify the communications
center they are joining or monitoring the pursuit and
accepting supervisory responsibility.

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

SHALL

25
Q

The supervisor is accountable for ensuring the pursuit is conducted in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, including:

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

No more than the necessary number of units are involved. Request for aircraft has been made.
The appropriate radio channel is being utilized.
Affected allied agencies have been notified.

26
Q

When a pursuit extends into another CHP Area or allied agency’s jurisdiction, the responsible supervisor, or the
primary unit if a supervisor is not available, shall determine if the other Area or allied agency should assume the pursuit. The following should be considered:

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

The distance and speed involved. The pursuing officer’s possible unfamiliarity with the new Area. The willingness and capability of the other CHP Area or allied agency to take over the pursuit. Communication limitations at longer distances.

27
Q

T/F: If the pursuit is assumed by another CHP Area or allied agency, the initiating officer and the participating supervisor shall proceed, at legal speeds, to the
termination point, if within a reasonable distance, to provide guidance and information required for the arrest.

A

FALSE: should proceed

28
Q

Throughout a pursuit, those involved shall exercise ____ ___ _____and _____the risks of pursuit (to both the public and the officers) against the known or reasonably suspected offense and the apparent need for apprehension. The decision to ______ or ______ the pursuit shall remain open to reassessment.

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

sound professional judgment, balance

continue discontinue

29
Q

___________and _______ ______ _____are the keys to the successful conclusion of a pursuit and apprehension of the suspect(s).

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

Self-discipline, sound professional judgment

30
Q

The supervisor (should/shall) ensure the vehicle is placed out-of-service if the vehicle experienced any level of reduced brake efficiency or damage during the high-performance driving.

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

SHALL

31
Q

A supervisor shall evaluate all pursuits and
complete a CHP 187 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 ___ ______days of the pursuit.

HPM 70.6 CH 5

A

Ten calendar days

32
Q

The major difference between a “high risk stop”
and a “felony stop” is

HPM 70.6 Ch 7

A

That officers display their firearms in a “low-ready” position on “high risk.”

33
Q

When using the CEW, The officer shall avoid intentionally targeting the

HPM 70.6 CH 29

A

head, face, neck, throat,

groin, and spine.

34
Q

For safety of the officer, not more than ___ prisoners
should be transported by one officer?

HPM 70.6 CH 24

A

TWO

35
Q

At the officer’s discretion, what person(s) nay be exempted from handcuffing?

HPM 70.6 CH 21

A 
Sick
Injured
Disabled
Elderly
Visibly pregnant
36
Q

Who is responsible for providing Area instructors with
all information pertaining to changes in Departmental tactics and policies?

HPM 70.6 CH 17

A

The division PMA/OST coordinator

37
Q

What are the vital points of a suspect’s body that should be targeted when using personal weapons?

A 
Eyes
Throat
Groin
Neck
Back
38
Q

The Field commander at the civil disturbance scene will be responsible for issuing the supplies. Lieutenants and above, and _____________ acting as squad leaders, when authorized by the field commander, may draw quantities of chemical agents and masks from division?

A

Sergeants

39
Q

The distance for a motorcycle during a felony stop

is___ feet?

A

50-75 feet

40
Q

Officers ____(should/shall) not use OC at a distance
of less than ___ feet unless and extreme hazard exists,
and ___ (should/shall) not aim directly into the subject’s
eyes at a distance less than ____feet?

A

Shall/3 feet and should/5 feet

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