Interior Guard

Question 1

Temper and Intent

Answer 1

Temper - emotional state
Intent - intended actions

Question 2

5 levels Continuum of Force

Answer 2

• Compliant - Verbal commands
• Resistant (passive) - contact controls
• Resistant (active) - compliance technique
• Assaultive (bodily harm) - defensive tactic
• Assaultive (serious bodily harm/death) - deadly force and close combat techniques

Question 3

Contact Controls

Answer 3

• Short of physical force to stop resistance ( Level 2)

1. Repeat commands more forcefully
2. Warning of consequences
3. Authoritative posture or position
4. Request assistance

Question 4

Compliance Techniques

Answer 4

Level 3

1. Mechanical advantage control holds
2. Chemical Agents
3. Soft handed stunning blows
4. Pain compliance through joint manipulation or pressure points

Question 5

Defensive Tactics

Answer 5

Level 4

1. Blocks
2. Strikes
3. Kicks
4. Enhanced pain compliance
5. Nightstick blows

Question 6

Definition of Deadly Force

Answer 6

Force that a person uses causing, or that a person knows or should know would create a substantial risk of causing, death or serious bodily harm or injury

Question 7

Authorized circumstances for use of Deadly Force

Answer 7

(INDIA SEA)
Inherent right to self defense
Defense of others in guard force
Assets vital to national security
Inherently dangerous property
National critical infrastructure
Serious offense against persons
Apprehension or arrest
Escapees

Question 8

Justification for use of Deadly Force

Answer 8

1. All lesser means have failed
2. Lesser means cannot reasonably be employed

Question 9

Purpose of interior guard

Answer 9

Protect property
Enforce regulations
Preserve order

Question 10

What is guard mount

Answer 10

Conducted prior to standing post to endure all personnel are present within the jurisdiction of the commanding officer