IN01 Initial Action & SATI Flashcards
What’s the 10 code for En route
10-2
What four things to do en route to scene
Obtain
Description of - suspect, suspects vehicle, travel direction, any weapons carried.
Watch
Vehicles exiting the scene and their rego numbers
Plan
Where to safely park
Establish a Safe Forward Point (Base of Forward operations)
Plan
Initial actions on arrival - discuss responsibilities, jobs
Who deals with - suspects, victims & how?
What’s SFP
Safe Forward Point
Base to support forward ops
What six steps to do on arrival
Park - in safe clear area
Advise - comms 10-7, obtain acknowledgement
Revise - plan, if scene different from what was anticipated.
Beware - what’s happening, where and who’s involved
Ask people - what’s happening, where and who’s involved. Gather that intel.
Update - comms
Key info to obtain from informant on arrival
Obtain - brief facts, location of informant/witness
Ask informant/witness - identify victim and offender, offenders whereabouts
If left the scene then obtain - what direction, on foot or in vehicle, vehicle details, direction
Ask - informant /witness
Location of scene & victim
To remain in specified location, may need to be re interviewed, if possible.
What details should be obtained from victim/informant
Obtain Surname, first name Address, phone no multiple ( validate identity) Occupation Employee details, address, phone no Date of birth Email
What does TEDS stand for
Open ended questions to obtain info T - tell me E - explain D - describe S - show me
What’s 6 probing questions
5WH + H What When Where Who Why How
What’s CAP
Common Approach Path
Why is CAP important
To establish a path in and out of scene that avoids any route taken by the victim or offender(s)
To maintain the integrity of the scene
To not destroy exhibits or contaminate evidence or scene
Three basic principals to maintain scene integrity
Freeze - keep in original state, touch nothing
Control - movement to and from, activity in contained area
Preserve - exhibits
What’s two factors for setting boundaries?
Think BIG
Include in area where offender -
Approached from
Entered and left
Include vehicle in this area.
What’s Sitreps
Situation Reports
Why are Sitreps important?
Informs and updates comms of - Changes to the scene Action required at scene Info locating offender Of assistance is required Provide location of SFP for attending officers
All this info is passed onto en route assistance ( attending officers, medical staff)
7 pieces of information to know prior to taking scene guard duty and where to get it from?
Ask O/C - Who is authorised to enter? Where are the scene boundaries? Where’s the designated point of entry? What route must authorised personnel take? Where is the exit point? What happened at scene? Any suspect? What’s the description or do we have photos?
Suspects may come back.
