IN01 INITIAL ACTION AT THE SCENE OF AN INCIDENT

Question 1

List the 4 things you should do en route to the scene of an incident

Answer 1

Obtain - Suspect description, vehicle, direction, weapons
Watch for vehicles leaving the scene
Plan where to park this will be your SFP
Form a plan of your initial actions

Question 2

What considerations are there when setting scene boundrys?

Answer 2

Thank BIG

Include area from which the offender approached, entered and left the scene

Question 3

What considerations should you take on arrival at the scene?

Answer 3

Park in a safe clear area 
Advise comms of your arrival
Revise your plan
Be aware of what is happening and who is involved 
Ask people nearby
Provide update to comms

Question 4

First priority of attending a scene?

Answer 4

officer saftey/risk assesment

Question 5

What are the considerations when developing a common approach path?

Answer 5

Avoid path used by victims and suspects

Maintain the integrity of the scene

Question 6

Three basic principles for the scene

Answer 6

Freeze
Control
Preserve

Question 7

Responsibility of scene guards?

Answer 7

Control entry/exit points 
Allocate responsibilty 
Brief authorised personal
Obtain identity of entrants
Dont discuss the incident with media or public
Report suspicious behavior

Question 8

What sitreps should be given?

Answer 8

Assistance needed
Information
Be private
Provide SFP location

Question 9

What is UNBENT in relation to scene guards?

Answer 9

Unauthorised entry
Notebook Recording
Brief 
Explore and report suspicious activity 
No contaminating
Think of animals

Question 10

What information should be obtained from the informant?

Answer 10

Identify victim and offender
Offender direction of travel, vehicle
Location of scene