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HPM 70.8 Flashcards

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Each primary firearm shall be recorded on the Employee Training Records System (ETRS)-generated CHP ___, Annual Safety/Protective Equipment Inspection. HPM 70.8 1-3

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311

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The ____________________, hereafter referred to as the supplemental firearm, is a compact-size .40 caliber pistol. The supplemental firearm has a magazine capacity of ten rounds, plus one in the chamber. While on duty, the pistol shall be carried with a fully loaded 10-round magazine and one round chambered. HPM 70.8 1-3

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S&W model M&P .40 Compact

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Employees carrying a supplemental firearm are strongly advised to wear their _________________. HPM 70.8 1-4

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departmental badge

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The _________________ is not intended for issuance to members of Area-level special investigation teams, warrant service teams, felony follow-up units, etc. HPM 70.8 1-5

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supplemental firearm

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Each field Division having employees who have been issued the supplemental firearm is authorized to maintain ___ loaner supplemental firearms. These weapons are available for loan to employees whose supplemental firearm is being repaired, serviced, replaced, or is undergoing a post-shooting inspection. Issuance of additional supplemental firearms to be used as spares or loaners will require the approval of the appropriate Commissioner. HPM 70.8 1-5

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two

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Employees issued the supplemental firearm shall retain possession of their primary firearm. Primary firearms shall be carried whenever the employee is _________________. HPM 70.8 1-5

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on duty and in uniform

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Uniformed employees may purchase a holster with their own funds. The Department will not be responsible for repair, replacement, or reimbursement of any ___________________. HPM 70.8 1-6

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personally owned holster

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Uniformed employees who are issued the supplemental firearm may carry ________ magazines, in addition to the 10-round magazine carried in the firearm. HPM 70.8 1-6

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15-round

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A secondary firearm is any approved revolver or semiautomatic pistol carried in addition to the primary firearm. While in an authorized uniform, the employee shall carry the secondary firearm in a manner that will keep it ______________ from view. A secondary firearm must be an approved type as described below and shall be carried concealed at all times in a carrying device designed for that type of firearm. Additionally, only ammunition approved by the manufacturer for use with that specific firearm may be carried. HPM 70.8 1-6

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fully concealed

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The secondary firearm _____ not have any type of shiny plating (e.g., nickel, gold, silver, chrome). Metal butt plates on revolvers are prohibited. HPM 70.8 1-7

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shall

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An employee _____ not alter or replace any internal part or component of the secondary firearm with non-factory parts or components. Triggers that are wider than the trigger guard shall not be installed. Trigger shoes are not permitted. HPM 70.8 1-7

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shall

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If an employee desires to carry a secondary firearm, the firearm and related safety equipment shall be submitted to the Area range officer for inspection. The employee shall _______ with the weapon as outlined in Chapter 3, Shooting Qualification and Training, of this manual and complete a CHP 4, Secondary Firearms Report. Holsters shall preclude accidental cocking, discharge, or loss of physical control, and shall be approved by the Area range officer prior to use. HPM 70.8 1-7

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qualify

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Proficiency with the secondary firearm will be maintained on an ______ basis if the secondary firearm will be carried on duty. Only the same type of secondary firearm (revolver or semiautomatic) the employee has qualified with may be carried on duty. HPM 70.8 1-8

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annual

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Incidents involving the discharge of a __________ firearm shall be promptly and thoroughly investigated in the same manner as any other discharge of firearm incident. HPM 70.8 1-8

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secondary

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A _____________ firearm is any firearm other than an approved departmentally issued firearm, which is carried on duty by uniformed employees during emergency operations. HPM 70.8 1-8

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special-purpose

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Special-purpose firearms may only be carried with the prior written approval of the appropriate _____________. A copy of the approval shall be sent to the appropriate Assistant Commissioner. HPM 70.8 1-8

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Division Chief

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An employee shall have a _______ firearm immediately available while traveling in a marked enforcement vehicle, regardless of the destination or attire. An employee may carry a secondary firearm on duty and in civilian attire while attending or traveling to and from court, or while on travel status in a privately owned vehicle. Employees carrying a secondary firearm while in civilian attire are strongly advised to wear their departmental badge so that both the firearm and the badge can be seen simultaneously. HPM 70.8 1-9

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primary

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An employee shall register with the Department all authorized secondary firearms carried pursuant to their employment by this Department as a peace officer. All secondary firearms shall be documented on a CHP ___ and entered into the ETRS. An employee may select two authorized secondary firearms to be entered into the ETRS. HPM 70.8 1-9

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4

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Uniformed employees _____ not, at any time, carry any departmentally registered firearm that has been modified or altered from its original factory condition, except as authorized in this manual. Modification is defined as the alteration, replacement, or addition of any part or component of a state-owned firearm from its original condition by any person other than a departmental Gunsmith. HPM 70.8 1-10

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shall

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Division and Area commanders shall not provide any employee written authorization pursuant to California Penal Code (PC) Section 30630(b) in order to facilitate the purchase of an “______________” as defined in PC Sections 30510 and 30515. HPM 70.8 1-11

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assault weapon

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California Government Code, Section ____, was amended to eliminate the legal residency requirement for peace officers. Pursuant to Title 18, Section 925(a)(1) of the United States Code, the firearms prohibition applicable to individuals in the United States illegally, or unlawfully, does not apply to the possession of firearms provided by the State of California for use by peace officers. HPM 70.8 1-11

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1031

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At ___________, firearms shall not be drawn, loaded, unloaded, or dryfired except at a clearing tube. HPM 70.8 2-4

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CHP facilities

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When not holstered or properly cased, _______ shall be carried with all ammunition removed and the action (slide or bolt) to the rear, or with the cylinder open. Department-owned rifles and shotguns shall be carried with the action open (or closed on an empty chamber), with the safety on, muzzle up at a port arms position, and finger out of the trigger guard. HPM 70.8 2-5

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pistols

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Per CPC Section 25140(a), it is an infraction to leave a handgun in an unattended vehicle without either locking the handgun in the vehicle’s trunk, locking the handgun in a locked container which is placed out of plain view, or locking the handgun in a locked container which is permanently affixed to the vehicle’s interior and not in plain view. This section ________ apply to a peace officer during circumstances requiring immediate aid or action that are within the course of their official duties. HPM 70.8 2-5

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does not

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Weapons may be stored overnight in the _________ if the vehicle is parked at a secure state or CHP facility. If the vehicle is not parked in a secure state or CHP facility or a locked garage without public access, weapons shall be moved from the vehicle to a secure location. If the vehicle is equipped with a gun safe, weapons may be stored in the safe regardless of parking location or duration. This policy includes state vehicles parked at resident posts. HPM 70.8 2-5

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Lektro-Lok

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Ultimately, the decision whether to place a finger on the trigger of a firearm must be based on the ________________ of the tactical situation they encounter. HPM 70.8 2-7

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officer’s perception

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Each employee shall ensure reasonable measures are taken to minimize the ___________ of firearms. Per CPC Section 25100, felony charges can be filed against an employee if a minor should gain access to and discharge a firearm causing great bodily harm and/or death to themselves and/or another due to the employee’s failure to use reasonable measures to secure the firearm. Misdemeanor charges may also apply as listed in CPC Section 25200 for incidents that do not result in great bodily injury or death. For exceptions, refer to CPC Sections 25105 and 25205. HPM 70.8 2-7

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accessibility

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Uniformed personnel carrying a firearm onboard an aircraft shall adhere to ¬____ regulations. HPM 70.8 2-7

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TSA

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Uniformed personnel electing to carry a firearm onboard an aircraft shall carry it concealed either on their person or within their immediate reach. Under no circumstances shall a firearm be placed in an ________________compartment. In addition, personnel shall carry their departmental badge and either flex-cuffs or handcuffs while traveling armed. HPM 70.8 2-7

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overhead storage

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Pursuant to Federal Aviation Administration regulations, no person may carry oleoresin capsicum spray, tear gas, or similar pressurized containers in the _________ compartment of an aircraft. HPM 70.8 2-7

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passenger

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Uniformed personnel are issued an ID card with “POLICE” printed on the front which shall be carried in conjunction with the __________________ and used for the purpose of identifying themselves as law enforcement officers to airline personnel and passengers. This ID card shall be in the possession of uniformed personnel who elect to fly armed and is the only law enforcement ID the airlines will accept. HPM 70.8 2-7

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departmental badge

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Uniformed personnel will not be authorized to fly armed if they are not in possession of their departmental badge, ID card, and ____________. HPM 70.8 2-8

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driver license

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Uniformed personnel are to remain alert and vigilant at all times. Policies pertaining to ____________shall be strictly adhered to while flying armed. HPM 70.8 2-8

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on-duty conduct

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Pursuant to CFR Section 1544.219, when flying armed, the consumption of alcoholic beverages will be prohibited ______ hours prior to and during a flight. HPM 70.8 2-8

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eight

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Only those uniformed employees actively engaged in one of the following activities will be granted permission to carry a weapon on a commercial aircraft. (1) ______________. (2) Surveillance. (3) Enforcement or Investigation. (4) Prisoner Escort. HPM 70.8 2-8

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Protective Detail

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An ______________ has the option to refuse to transport an armed law enforcement officer (LEO). If this should occur, consider involving an aircraft operator ground security coordinator or other supervisor. Law enforcement officers should also be prepared to place their weapon and ammunition into checked baggage, if necessary (refer to paragraph 6.b. of this chapter). HPM 70.8 2-8

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aircraft operator

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Prior to flying armed, uniformed personnel shall obtain two unique alphanumeric identifiers from ____ (one for their departure and one for their return). HPM 70.8 2-8

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TSA

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A National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System (NLETS) message must be transmitted to obtain the required TSA unique alphanumeric identifiers. For step-by-step instructions on how to complete this process, refer to the CHP website (Resources/Technology/CLETS). A properly formatted NLETS message should be transmitted to the TSA a minimum of ___ hours prior to the date of travel. Once the NLETS message is received by the TSA, a return NLETS message containing the alphanumeric identifier will be sent to the command’s NLETS printer. It is necessary to send two separate NLETS messages to obtain the two unique alphanumeric identifiers that are required (refer to paragraph 5.d. of this chapter). HPM 70.8 2-8

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When checking in for a flight, uniformed personnel shall present their unique alphanumeric identifier from the NLETS message and ______ to the appropriate airline ticket agent, at which time they will be issued a flying armed authorization form by an airline official. HPM 70.8 2-9

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ID card

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Uniformed personnel shall proceed to the ___________ screening checkpoint. If unsure of the LEO screening checkpoint location, ask security personnel for directions. Do not proceed through the normal security checkpoint. At the LEO screening checkpoint, uniformed personnel will provide the unique alphanumeric identifier, ID card, badge, boarding pass, driver license, and the required airline flying armed authorization form. Uniformed personnel will complete the LEO logbook and proceed to the boarding gate. HPM 70.8 2-9

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armed LEO

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Prior to boarding a flight, uniformed personnel shall check in at the ___________, present their flying armed authorization form, and identify themselves as an armed LEO. HPM 70.8 2-9

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boarding gate

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Uniformed personnel receive training on the policies and procedures of the Air Safe Program during initial Academy training. Uniformed personnel who did not receive this training at the Area level during implementation of the Air Safe Program _________ be allowed to fly armed until the training has been completed and appropriately documented in the Employee Training Record System. HPM 70.8 2-10

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shall not

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Uniformed employees who have been assigned to office duty because of their involvement in an actual shooting incident, where shots were fired at another person, whether or not an injury or death resulted, shall fire a ____________ on the Task Oriented Qualification Course (TOQC) for the weapon platform used by the employee during the shooting incident, prior to returning to full duty. HPM 70.8 3-3

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qualifying score

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All uniformed personnel shall train with the primary firearm on a __________ basis, shooting a minimum of 100 rounds. Missed quarterly shoots may be satisfied by completing a make-up shoot. Annually, at least one shoot should be conducted during the hours of darkness and at least one shoot shall incorporate a component of tactically moving while firing. HPM 70.8 3-3

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quarterly

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Uniformed personnel at the rank of captain and below shall train with the shotgun on a quarterly basis and complete an annual qualification. A minimum of ___ rounds, but not more than 30 rounds, shall be fired during quarterly shoots. Missed quarterly shoots may be satisfied by completing a make-up shoot. The annual qualification course will be the eight-round TOQC–Shotgun Course. Annually, at least one shoot should be conducted during the hours of darkness and at least one shoot shall incorporate a component of tactically moving while firing (refer to Chapter 6, Shotgun, of this manual). HPM 70.8 3-4

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Uniformed personnel at the rank of captain and below shall train with the departmental rifle on a quarterly basis and complete an annual qualification. A minimum of ___ rounds, but not more than 60 rounds, shall be fired during quarterly shoots. Missed quarterly shoots may be satisfied by completing a make-up shoot. The annual qualification course will be conducted during daylight hours using the TOQC–Rifle Course (refer to Chapter 7, Tactical Rifle, of this manual). Annually, at least one shoot should be conducted during the hours of darkness and at least one shoot shall incorporate a component of tactically moving while firing. HPM 70.8 3-4

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40

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Each command shall have at least ____ range officers. Range officers shall be trained and certified by the Academy, Weapons Training Unit (WTU), through the 80-hour Departmental Range Officer Training Course (DROTC) and Departmental Firearms Inspection Course (DFIC). HPM 70.8 3-5

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two

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Range officers may also be responsible for documenting departmental shoots and ammunition usage on the CHP ___, Record of Shoots (Annex A). At the commander’s discretion, range officers may train “safety officers” and have them assist during various shoots. However, safety officers may not conduct range training without the range officer present. HPM 70.8 3-5

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416

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A Departmental Range Officer who fails to attend the ________ DRORTC will no longer be allowed to sign a CHP 416 until they attend a DRORTC. However, they may act as line safety for a currently certified instructor. HPM 70.8 3-6

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biennial

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Only current _________________________ shall complete a CHP 243P, Task Oriented Qualification Course-Pistol (Annex E), for all pistol qualifications; a CHP 243R, Task Oriented Qualification Course-Rifle (Annex F), for all rifle qualifications; a CHP 243S, Task Oriented Qualification Course-Shotgun (Annex G), for all shotgun qualifications; and a CHP 243W, Secondary Weapon Qualification Course-Pistol (Annex H), for all secondary weapon qualifications. HPM 70.8 3-6

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Departmental Range Officers

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Departmental Range Officers who miss the biennial recertification will be allowed to attend the following year’s DRORTC to renew their certification. If an instructor misses the _____ year of DRORTC consecutively, they will need to attend the two-week DROTC/DFIC course again to obtain instructor certification. HPM 70.8 3-6

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third

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Current Departmental Range Officers who wish to voluntarily decertify shall submit a CHP __, Memorandum, through appropriate channels requesting decertification. HPM 70.8 3-7

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Range officers conducting a firearms training session shall wear a ____ safety vest over their clothing. HPM 70.8 3-7

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red

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The range officer shall wear _______________ and the appropriate uniform. The red safety vest shall be worn over all other clothing. HPM 70.8 3-7

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soft body armor

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When firing the TOQC–Pistol Course for qualification, uniformed employees _____ use a departmentally approved holster, duty belt, and magazine pouch. HPM 70.8 3-8

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shall

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All departmentally issued black-bottom magazines shall be used during training at least ____ a year. The purpose of the shoot is to ensure the magazines are functioning properly when fully loaded. A course of fire, such as marksmanship, should be used, which does not require rapid reloading or dropping of the magazines. Care should be taken to ensure the magazines are not damaged during training. Additionally, the magazines are to be inspected annually in accordance with Chapter 5, Annual Inspection of Departmental Pistols, of this manual. HPM 70.8 3-8

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once

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Only ammunition provided by the ____________ shall be carried in departmental firearms. Additionally, this same ammunition shall be used for all departmental firearms training and qualification shoots. HPM 70.8 3-8

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Department

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Designated Areas that requisition frangible (lead-free) training ammunition shall ensure this ammunition is utilized only during training and not carried while __________. HPM 70.8 3-8

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on patrol

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Uniformed employees are responsible for providing ammunition for any _________ firearm. HPM 70.8 3-9

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secondary

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The CHP ___, Target, Combat Silhouette (Annex C), available through BSS, SSU, shall be the only target used in firearms qualification shoots. Alternate courses of fire may also be shot using the same targets. Approval shall be obtained from the Academy, WTU, prior to using metal silhouette-type targets. HPM 70.8 3-10

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241

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For safety reasons, the run-and-shoot courses should not be conducted during the hours of _______ or on ranges with rough terrain. HPM 70.8 3-11

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darkness

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The minimum qualifying score (number of hits) for the CHP SWQC is ______ hits on target. The target used will be the CHP 241. HPM 70.8 3-19

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14/18

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Commanders shall arrange for a documented remedial training program using the departmentally issued firearm and ammunition for each uniformed employee who fails to pass any _____ task. Any uniformed employee who fails to qualify with the departmentally issued primary duty weapon shall demonstrate proficiency prior to resuming their official duties. HPM 70.8 3-24

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TOQC

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In the event the command’s remediation attempts fail to bring the uniformed employee to an acceptable level of proficiency, the ____________ may contact the commander of the Academy to arrange for assistance. Documentation prepared during the remedial training program shall be provided to the Academy to assist in developing a suitable course of training for the uniformed employee. HPM 70.8 3-24

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Division Chief

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Commanders or their designees shall be responsible for all ammunition received, its distribution, and control. A CHP ___, Record of Ammunition, (Annex B) shall be used to record all the ammunition received, issued, and returned, and the current balance on hand. HPM 70.8 3-26

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269

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Range officers shall immediately document on the CHP 269 the amount of ammunition removed from ammunition storage for a shoot. A ______ shall be present when removing and returning ammunition to the ammunition storage. HPM 70.8 3-26

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witness

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After every range shoot, range officers shall reconcile the CHP 269 and the CHP 416. Both documents shall be presented to a supervisor for review by the _________. If the following day is a regular day off, the CHP 269 and CHP 416 shall be reviewed prior to end of shift. The CHP 416 shall be verified and signed by a supervisor or the officer in charge. HPM 70.8 3-26

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following day

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The number of keys to the ammunition storage location shall be limited to the number of __________________assigned to the command (no more than two), plus a commander’s emergency access key. Use of the emergency access key shall be restricted to the commander or the commander’s designee. HPM 70.8 3-28

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primary range officers

69
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_______________________ must have qualified with a firearm based on the same qualification standards as active uniformed employees, as outlined in Chapter 3 of this manual, with the type of weapon they wish to carry concealed (semi-automatic or revolver). The retired uniformed employee may contact the Area office of their choice to obtain a copy of the qualification course and standards. HPM 70.8 10-5

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Retired Uniformed Employees

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The retired uniformed employee shall contact the Area office when they wish to conduct their qualification and schedule an appointment with the Area range officer __ days prior to the desired qualification date. Retired uniformed employees residing out of state may contact their local state law enforcement agency or a certified firearms instructor who is qualified to conduct a firearms qualification test for active-duty officers within that state. HPM 70.8 10-5

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30

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The retired uniformed employee shall provide the Area range officer with their full name, date of birth, and _________ to conduct a background check to confirm the retiree has a valid carry concealed weapon (CCW) endorsement or would otherwise be eligible to be issued a CCW endorsement. If the retiree does not possess a CCW endorsement, or is otherwise not eligible to do so, an HR 218 qualification shall not be conducted. Additionally, the Office of Internal Affairs will check departmental records to ensure the retiree does not have any firearm restrictions that would preclude HR 218 eligibility. A background check via the California Law Enforcement Telecommunication System is prohibited for the purposes of HR 218. HPM 70.8 10-5

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ID number

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The retired uniformed employee shall submit their firearm to the Area range officer for inspection at least ___ weeks prior to the scheduled appointment. The Area range officer shall inspect the firearm to determine functionality and ensure it is in proper working condition. The firearm shall be one that can be drawn from a concealed location on the person and can be reloaded within the time frames outlined in the relevant departmental qualification course. HPM 70.8 10-6

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two

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The retired uniformed employee shall have ______ opportunities to qualify in each task of the qualification course. If the retired uniformed employee is unable to qualify, they may make an appointment with the Area range officer for another scheduled range date. The responsibility of the Area commander is to notify the retired uniformed employee if they do not qualify after two qualification course attempts in a calendar year. HPM 70.8 10-6

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three

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Upon the retired uniformed employee’s successful completion of the qualification course, the Area range officer will complete a CHP ___. For further determination of retiree eligibility, the Area range officer will provide a copy of the CHP 218 to the retired uniformed employee and electronically forward the form to Human Resources Section (HRS) at CHP-IDCards@chp.ca.gov, with a reference to HR 218 in the subject line. HPM 70.8 10-6

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218

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Upon completion of the process, the Release and Indemnity Agreement (Annex B), Provisions of HR 218 (Annex C), and the CHP 218 (Annex D) shall be retained at the Area for ____ years. HPM 70.8 10-7

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five

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The Department will not conduct any certification or qualification for HR 218 for any retired member of an _____________ from California or another state. HPM 70.8 10-7

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allied agency

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