incident management

Question 1

what is the police plan and name each letter

Answer 1

ICENCIRE

Isolate
Contain
Evacuate
Negotiate 
Conclude
Investigate
Rehabilitate 
Evaluate

Question 2

setting perimeters and cordons

explain what/where an inner and outer cordon is set

Answer 2

INNER • The vicinity of the initial incident or where the incident (offender) has moved to.

OUTER • Secure area outside the inner perimeter, through which access to inner perimeter is restricted.

Question 3

where is the Incident Control Point (ICP) located?

Answer 3

Generally located between inner and outer perimeters

Question 4

Importance of Time:
Additional time may be a vital component to successful outcomes and time should always be used to advantage when possible. Extra time may: (4 points)

Answer 4

• Give Police the opportunity to plan and prepare
• Allow for the arrival of Police resources
• Reduce the level of stress and anxiety
• Increase rationality on the part of the subject

Question 5

Police use the acronym SMART when planning a response for a specific outcome

what dose SMART mean?

Answer 5

SMART

Specific 
Measurable 
Achievable 
Relevant
Timely

Question 6

Step Back Process: Will it be used at every incident that you attend? YES or NO

Answer 6

No - some occurrences may require swift action

FYI

Identify
• persons involved
• known criminal record, including use of violence
• previous incidents at the same premises
• need for backup, availability and time of arrival
• where to park on arrival

Advise
• communications of arrival and update information if possible

Check
• possession of all equipment

Observe
• look and listen – sounds of violence (or unexpected quiet)
• Any bystanders? – information/potential danger

Question 7

How do we implement a Surrender Plan? (7 points)

Answer 7

• start with a positive attitude
• ask at any time for his/her surrender
• ask subject to explain reluctance to surrender
• reassure subject that surrender is the wisest course
• conduct yourself toward the subject as though he or she is about to surrender
• talk to the subject about details of the surrender process
• explain why it is better to surrender sooner rather than later if possible allow the subject to surrender with dignity