IN01 Initial Action Flashcards

1
Q

Explain responsibilities relating to

  • Freeze
  • Control
  • Preserve
A
  • Freeze the scene in original state/nothing to be touched or moved
  • Control and movement to and from the scene / all activity in area
  • Preserve all relevant exhibits
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2
Q

Responsibilities of a scene guard:

A

UNBENT

Unauthorised entry
Notebook recording
Brief authorised people
Explore and report suspicious activity
No contaminating yourself 
Think of the animals
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3
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What to consider en-route to scene:

A
  • Obtain description (suspect,vehicle,direction of travel, weapons)
  • Watch for any vehicles coming from scene and note rego
  • SFP for forward operations
  • Discuss plan who is going to speak with any victims / suspects and how
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4
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Info to be obtained from informant on arrival at scene

A
  • identify victim/ offender

- if offender not present, direction of travel, vehicle details, rego

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5
Q

What information should be included in a SITREP

A
  • info that could help locate offender
  • what assistance needed eg ambo,backup
  • use radio in private
  • be wary of giving victims particulars over radio
  • provide location of SFP to staff on their way to scene
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6
Q

What to remember when setting scene boundaries

A
  • Think BIG

- include area offender approached, entered and left scene

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7
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What info is required prior to taking up duty as scene guard

A
  • who is authorised to enter scene
  • where are the scene boundaries
  • where is designated point of entry
  • route authorised personnel take through the scene
  • point of exit
  • what happened at scene
  • any suspects? Obtain photos, descriptions
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8
Q

Define Common Approach Path (CAP)

A
  • Approach paths for all movements in and out of scene

- avoid route possibly taken to and from scene by suspect or victim

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9
Q

What is the Systematic 8 step approach?

A

VAWSEEPO

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10
Q

What should be used for obtaining details of an incident?

A

TEDS

5WH+H

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11
Q

What does TEDS include

A

Tell me
Explain
Describe
Show me

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12
Q

What is 5WH+H?

A
What
Where
When 
Why
Who
How
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13
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Define ‘Appreciation’ in relation to systematic approaches

A

A method of problem solving, using a set pattern to factor in all possible outcomes. Making sure alternatives are considered to decide the best possible action to take. What do you want to achieve?

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14
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Contact details to obtain from victim/informant

A
Full name
Address, phone, email, social media
Occupation
Employer- Address and phone of work place
Age and DOB
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15
Q

Explain Victim

A

Interview and record account

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16
Q

Explain Appreciation

A

Do I need any assistance?

How and What will I do next?

17
Q

Explain Witnesses

A

Record details as per victim

18
Q

Explain Scene

A

Freeze-control-preserve

Then examine and record findings

19
Q

Explain exhibits

A

Take possession

Label-control-preserve

20
Q

Explain Elements

A

What am I dealing with eg the ingredients

21
Q

Explain Powers

A

What are they?

22
Q

Explain Offender

A

Interview and record

Explanation/ admission