Order 200’s Flashcards
Order 201 Arrests: JSO has entered into MAAs with the Clay County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office (NCSO), and the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office (SJCSO) that allow officers to, in the following circumstances, arrest a suspect in those counties when law enforcement authorities are not immediately available to assist
(1) When an active arrest warrant or capias for the suspect exists; and/or
(2) When there is probable cause to arrest a suspect for a forcible felony, as described in F.S.S. 776.08.
Order 201 Arrests: Upon arresting a suspect in one of the three MAA counties for an active arrest warrant or capias, the arresting officer shall:
(1) Immediately contact the Communications Center within the jurisdiction where the suspect was arrested and inform them of the arrest;
(2) Inform the arrestee of the charges and bond amount for the warrant or capias; and
(a) If the arrestee requests that he/she be permitted to post bond in the county where he/she was arrested, transport the arrestee to that county’s jail; or
(b) If there is no bond, or if the arrestee does not request that he/she be permitted to post bond in the county in which he/she was arrested, transport the arrestee to the PDF and complete an Arrest & Booking Report in accordance with the procedures established in this order.
Order 201 Arrests: Upon locating and/or detaining a suspect in one of the three MMA counties for a forcible felony, as described in F.S.S. 776.08, the officer shall:
(1) Contact the Comm Center w/ in the jurisdiction where the suspect was located and inform them of the arrest
(2) Relay the relevant facts to the watch commander of the jurisdiction, effect the arrest and transport the arrestee to the PDF
(3) If the watch commander in that jurisdiction determines an immediate arrest is not appropriate:
(a) Through the chain of command, notify the appropriate JSO division chief of that watch commander’s decision; and
(b) If after the JSO division chief makes contact with representatives from that jurisdiction’s agency and the arrest of the individual is still not approved by that jurisdiction, return to Duval County and obtain an arrest warrant for the suspect.
Order 201 Arrests: For a violator to be eligible for an NTA citation, all of the following criteria must be met:
a. The violator is 18 years of age or older;
b. The violator can be identified using a government-issued form of identification, such as a driver’s license, state identification card, military identification card, or the Driver and Vehicle Information Database (DAVID);
c. The violator is a resident of the State of Florida (unless the charge is an open container violation, in which case Florida residency is not a requirement);
d. The violator agrees to sign the citation and provide a fingerprint;
e. There is no risk of continued violence being committed by or against the violator;
f. The violator is not impaired by alcohol or drugs and he/she clearly demonstrates the ability to assume responsibility for himself/herself;
g. There is no warrant for the violator’s arrest;
h. The violator has not been arrested within the last six months;
i. The violator has not failed to appear in court within the last 12 months pursuant to a court order or NTA;
j. The violator does not have a prior petit theft conviction (when the offense is petit theft);
Order 201 Arrests: The Offenses NOT eligible for an NTA:
(1) A criminal traffic infraction (a Uniform Traffic Citation must be used instead);
(2) Cruelty to animals;
(3) Domestic violence or dating violence;
(4) Exposure of sexual organs;
(5) Prostitution;
(6) Resisting without violence;
(7) Stalking; or
(8) Violation of injunction for Protection
Order 201 Arrests: How many Criminal OR Civil offenses can be listed on an NTA?
2 Criminal & 2 Civil; BUT Civil offenses and criminal offenses cannot be listed on the same NTA.
Order 201 Arrests: Upon giving the violator the yellow copy of the NTA, officers shall advise the violator to bring his/her copy of the citation to the Clerk of Court Office (501 West Adams Street, Misdemeanor Department) within
10 working days. Failure to do so will result in an arrest warrant
Order 201 Arrests: Officers shall retain all pink copies of NTA citations for ___ days beyond the date of issuance.
180 Days
Order 201 Arrests: A separate Arrest & Booking Report is required for each arrestee and for each separate case number, unless
the charges are all from local capiases issued by the same Court division.
Order 201 Arrests: Charges on an Arrest & Booking Report must be listed in the following descending order of severity:
(1) Felony charges;
(2) Misdemeanor charges; and
(3) Civil traffic infractions related to the case, including the Uniform Traffic Citation (UTC) number
Order 201 Arrests: In addition to the Arrest & Booking Report, the arresting officer shall also complete an Offense Report to document an arrest. The only EXCEPTIONS are arrests for the following:
(1) Arrest warrant from other jurisdiction (complete an Information Report instead);
(2) Bond revocation (no separate report required);
(3) Capias (no separate report required);
(4) Courtroom charge (no separate report required);
(5) Failures to appear (no separate report required);
(6) Fugitive from justice (complete and 94 REPORT);
(7) Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) hold (no separate report required);
(8) In-transit hold (no separate report required);
(9) Violations of probation (no separate report required); and
(10) Writs of attachment (no separate report required).
Order 201 Arrests: When completing an A&B Report for a local arrest warrant, the arresting officer shall:
a. Use the CCR # from the arrest warrant.
b. include statements made by the arrestee and circumstances on how he was taken into custody;
c. Include the verbatim narrative from the arrest warrant in the narr section of the A&B report;
d. Complete a supplemental report changing the status to “cleared by arrest”
Order 201 Arrests: Once the warrant/capias has been validated by the Identification Unit, it can only be served for ____ after the validation. After which the validation process must be completed again.
12 hours
Order 201 Arrests: When serving an arrest warrant from an out-of-state jurisdiction with no additional local charges, the arresting officer shall:
Complete the A&B Report using the “Fugitive from Justice” charge (not the charges listed on the warrant); and complete an Information report
Order 201 Arrests: When serving an arrest warrant from another Florida jurisdiction with no additional local charges, the arresting officer shall
Complete the Arrest & Booking Report using the “Out of County Warrant” charge and select the type of arrest (i.e., felony, misdemeanor, or civil) based on the charge(s) listed on the warrant or teletype
Compete an Information report too
Order 201 Arrests: Blue-bordered Department of State (DOS) identification cards are issued to
diplomatic officers, United Nations (UN) diplomatic officers, and their families.
They are entitled to full criminal immunity and may not be arrested or detained.
Order 201 Arrests: Green-bordered Department of State (DOS) identification cards are issued to:
(a) Embassy administrative and technical staff employees, who are entitled to full criminal immunity; and
(b) Embassy service staff employees, who are entitled to immunity for official acts only.
Order 201 Arrests: Red-bordered Department of State (DOS) cards are issued to:
(a) Career consular officers, career consular employees, and honorary consular officers, who are entitled to immunity for official acts only; and
(b) Consular officers, employees, and their families from certain countries (with which the U.S. has special agreements), who are entitled to full criminal immunity and may not be arrested or detained.
Order 201 Arrests: Under the terms of the VCCR, foreign personnel with a Department of State (DOS) identification card cannot be arrested for a criminal traffic violation but
may be issued a traffic citation. While they are not required to pay any fines associated with the traffic citation, the citations are still tracked.
Order 201 Arrests: U.S. senators and representatives are privileged from arrest or detention when attending, or traveling to and from, their respective sessions, unless the legislator commits:
(1) A felony, including treason; or
(2) Breach of peace.
Order 201 Arrests: U.S. Mail drivers, train engineers, or bus drivers shall not be taken into custody for
minor, non-violent criminal offenses when they are actively responsible for the operation of their respective vehicles.
b. When a physical arrest is necessary due to the commission of a felony, violent misdemeanor, or threat to public safety, the officer shall notify his supervisor
Order 201 Arrests: The Chief of Special Events or his designee shall inspect the holding rooms ______ to ensure they meet the facility requirements.
Annually
Order 201 Arrests: Upon placing a detainee in the holding room, the officer shall:
Ensure the detainee remains handcuffed while in the holding room;
AND
Observe all detainees, including those identified as being suicidal or a danger to themselves, at least once every 15 minutes or every 10 minutes if the detainee is a juvenile using an officer of the same gender as the detainee when one is available.
Order 201 Arrests: If the detainee inside of a holding room is a juvenile the following procedures apply:
(1) Do not place the juvenile in the holding room with an adult
(2) Ensure the secure custody of the juvenile does not exceed six (6) hours before the juvenile is delivered to the appropriate juvenile detention facility or is released
Order 201 Arrests: When needing medical attention, JFRD transports the arrestee to:
a. UF Health Jacksonville (downtown location at 655 West 8th Street), the arresting officer shall initiate the absentee-booking procedures
b. Any other medical facility (e.g., Orange Park Medical Center, Memorial Hospital, etc.), the arresting officer’s DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR shall be notified via chain of command to determine the detention status of the arrestee
Order 201 Arrests: Physical Arrests at Medical Facilities
a. Prior to arresting any individual who is receiving or about to receive medical care in a local hospital or medical facility, other than UF Health Jacksonville (downtown location), an officer must:
(1) Obtain approval via his chain of command from his DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR; and
(2) Notify and coordinate with hospital security
Order 201 Arrests: When a juvenile arrestee is intoxicated, the arresting officer shall:
a. Ensure the arrestee receives any necessary medical treatment at the scene;
b. Transport the arrestee to UF Health Jacksonville (downtown location) to be medically cleared; and
c. Ensure the juvenile is transported to the PDF once he/she is medically cleared or absentee booked if medical clearance is not expected in a reasonable amount of time
Order 201 Arrests: Florida law provides that a juvenile may be taken into custody under the following circumstances:
a. Pursuant to an order of the Circuit Court;
b. For a delinquent act or any violation of law that would be punishable by incarceration if the violation had been committed by an adult;
c. For failing to appear at a court hearing after being given adequate notice;
d. For violating the conditions of his/her probation, home detention, post-community probation, or conditional release supervision; or
e. The juvenile has absconded from non-residential commitment or escaped from residential commitment
Order 201 Arrests: When arresting a juvenile an officer shall:
a. Determine whether the juvenile is alleged to have been harmed or was in danger of being harmed prior to being taken into custody;
b. Not transport the juvenile arrestee with an adult arrestee or an arrestee of the opposite gender, unless they were arrested during the same incident;
c. Properly restrain the juvenile arrestee during transport with a safety belt; and
d. Transport the juvenile arrestee to the appropriate receiving facility without delay.
Order 201 Arrests: Officers shall not make warrantless arrests for violation of probation if the individual
is on probation from another state, even when the individual currently resides in Florida and is on supervised release in Florida (i.e., Interstate Compact Case).
Order 201 Arrests: Officers may effect a warrantless arrest for the charge of violation of probation if an individual is currently on probation from any county in the State of Florida and:
a. Commits a criminal offense;
b. Knowingly associates with a criminal gang member, a person associated with gang members, or a person engaging in any criminal activity;
c. Is in possession of a firearm or ammunition;
d. Has used or is in possession of alcohol or illegal drugs; or
e. Violates any of the following special conditions of release, if established for that specific individual by the Court:
(1) Is not at his/her residence during the hours of an imposed curfew (usually 2200 to 0600 hours);
(2) Has made direct or indirect contact with the victim, victim’s family, or any other individual specifically listed in the conditions of release; or
(3) Currently resides within 1,000 feet of a school, childcare facility, park, playground, or other place where children regularly congregate, despite being ordered not to due to the victim having been under the age of 18 at the time of the original offense
Order 202 Detainee Transport: 1. A juvenile detainee shall not be transported in a vehicle with an adult detainee unless
- A female shall not be transported with a male detainee unless
- They were arrested together for the same offense or incident. All juvenile detainees under the age of 18 must be restrained by a safety belt or child restraint device
- They were arrested together for the same offense or incident.
Order 202 Detainee Transport: When transporting suspects without a cage ensure
The suspect is handcuffed with his hands behind his back and seated in the right rear passenger seat. The second officer will sit behind the driver seat. Detainees are required to wear seatbelts when being transported in vehicle’s without a safety barrier.
Order 202 Detainee Transport: Upon being notified of an escape, the supervisor shall:
a. Ensure that all efforts to capture the escapee have been exhausted, including:
(1) Establishing and maintaining an appropriate perimeter;
(2) Coordinating a detailed search;
(3) Requesting assistance from specialized units; and
(4) Notifying the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) so that a Be on the Lookout (BOLO) can be dispatched.
b. Notify his commanding officer of the incident; and
c. Notify the law enforcement agency with jurisdiction, if the escape occurred outside Duval County.
Order 202 Detainee Transport: When transporting detainee’s on comercial flights, Officers shall ensure that an airline representative is notified at least _______ in advance of departure time or as soon as practical, that a detainee is being escorted.
One hour
Also, any police officer flying armed on a commercial aircraft must be on official business and must carry a letter on JSO official letterhead authorizing the armed travel. The letter must be signed by a supervisor.
Order 232 Injunctions for Protection: An injunction for protection issued by another state, the District of Columbia, an Indian tribe, a commonwealth, territory, or possession of the United States (U.S.).
Foreign Protection Order
Order 232 Injunctions for Protection: A police officer assigned to the Civil Unit whose duties include coordinating and tracking injunctions for protections and violations of injunctions between the Clerk of Courts and the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO).
Management of Criminal Investigations Officer (MCI)
Order 232 Injunctions for Protection: The person who petitioned the Court to issue an injunction for protection, either for his/her protection or for the protection of an immediate family member.
Petitioner
Order 232 Injunctions for Protection: Two or more incidents of violence or stalking committed by a suspect (one of which must have been within the last six months) against a victim or one of the victim’s immediate family members
Repeat Violence
Order 232 Injunctions for Protection: The person who, pursuant to an injunction for protection, is prohibited from making contact with another person or doing a specified act.
Respondent
Order 232 Injunctions for Protection: Any one incident of sexual battery (as defined in Florida State Statute [F.S.S.] 794); a lewd or lascivious act (as defined in F.S.S. 800); luring or enticing a child (as defined in F.S.S. 787); sexual performance by a child (as defined in F.S.S. 827); or any other forcible felony wherein a sexual act is committed or attempted, regardless of whether criminal charges based on the incident were filed, reduced, or dismissed by the State Attorney’s Office (SAO).
Sexual Violence
Order 232 Injunctions for Protection: A court order issued by a judge, following the filing of a “Petition for Injunction for Protection against Domestic, Repeat, Sexual, or Dating Violence,” that remains in effect until a full hearing can be held or for a period of 15 days, whichever comes first. If just cause is shown, the Court can extend the expiration date of a temporary injunction beyond the initial 15 days.
Temporary Injunction for Protection
Order 232 Injunctions for Protection: A foreign protection order that has been served on a respondent is enforceable in Florida, even when
Florida residency has not been established or when the injunction has not been registered or recorded in Florida.
Order 232 Injunctions for Protection: Pursuant to F.S.S. 741.315(5), any person who acts under this section and intentionally provides a law enforcement officer with a copy of an order of protection known by that person to be false or invalid, or who denies having been served with an order of protection when that person has been served with such order, commits a
misdemeanor of the first degree.
Order 241 Aviation: The JSO Aviation Unit is not available for calls for service if the winds are steady at more than:
20 knots or wind gusts that exceed 25 knots.
Order 241 Aviation: Establishment of landing zones for emergency medical and police helicopters requires the following:
a. Daylight landing zones require at a minimum a clear area of 60 feet by 60 feet;
b. Nighttime landing zones require at a minimum a clear area of 100 feet by 100 feet;
Officers shall define the landing zone by utilizing their blue lights
Order 241 Aviation: Emergency personnel should be kept at least ____ feet from the perimeter of the landing zone
100
Order 241 Aviation: The general public should be kept at least ____ feet from the perimeter of the landing zone
200
Order 241 Aviation: ________ is responsible for investigating the cause of all civilian aircraft crashes. JSO shall conduct a joint investigation to determine if the crash is the result of a suicide or criminal activity. The primary responsibility of Patrol and support personnel at an aircraft crash is to care for injured persons, secure the scene, and provide assistance for the detectives and NTSB.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
Order 241 Aviation: Remember that the (civilian) plane crash may be the result of a suicide, homicide, or some other criminal act, and should be treated as any other crime scene until such determination can be made. The responding supervisor shall:
a. Ensure the FAA Flight Standards District Office at Craig Airport and the NTSB are notified by the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) PECO as soon as possible to respond to the scene; and
b. Unless relieved by a higher authority or advised that it is no longer necessary, maintain site security and coordinate with the FAA and NTSB investigators at the scene.
FAA will respond to the scene within 2 hours
Order 241 Aviation: Military aircraft may be carrying live ordnance that could create an additional hazard to rescue personnel and others on the ground. If an aircraft is suspected of carrying live ordnance, a perimeter at least _____ feet from the wreckage should be established and all persons within the perimeter should be evacuated as quickly and safely as possible.
2,000 feet
Order 241 Aviation: If the crash involves a JSO aircraft, the following shall apply:
a. If there are no injuries or fatalities and no damage to any property other than that owned or leased by JSO, the FAA and the NTSB shall not be notified. JSO shall conduct the sole investigation and an Incident Report shall be completed entitled, “Damage to Property;” and
b. If there are any injuries or fatalities (including to JSO personnel) or any property damaged other than that belonging to JSO, the FAA and NTSB shall be notified and requested to conduct an investigation. The JSO shall conduct a joint investigation as in the case of a civilian aircraft crash and the appropriate report(s) completed.
Order 241 Aviation: City of Jacksonville (COJ) Municipal Ordinance (MO) 800.101 establishes minimum altitudes for aircraft flying over congested parts of the COJ (_____ feet) and other areas (____ feet).
1,000 feet over congested areas and 500 feet over other areas
Order 244 Offender Tracking: A place where a career offender abides, lodges, or resides for 14 or more consecutive days.
Permanent Residence Career Offender
Order 244 Offender Tracking: A place where a sexual predator or sexual offender abides, lodges, or resides for three or more consecutive days.
Permanent Residence for Sexual Offender or Predator
Order 244 Offender Tracking: Upon their release from prison or establishing residency in Duval County, sexual predators and offenders have ____ to register with Felony registration
48 hours
Order 244 Offender Tracking: Sexual Predators will have ____ and Sexual Offenders will have ______ affixed to their Florida DL or ID card
Sexual Predators: “Sexual Predator”
Sexual Offenders: “943.0435”
Order 244 Offender Tracking: All transient sexual predators and sexual offenders will be required to report in person to the Sheriff’s Office in the county in which they are located within _____ hours after establishing a transient residence. They must report in person every ______ days to the JSO Felony Registration Office at 1024 Superior Street while maintaining a transient residence.
48 hours
30 days
Order 244 Offender Tracking: Any person who qualifies as a career offender must register with FDLE or with the Sheriff’s Office in the county in which the career offender establishes or maintains a permanent or temporary residence, within _____ days after establishing permanent or temporary residence in this state, or after being released from the custody, control, or supervision of the Department of Corrections (DOC)
two working days
Order 244 Offender Tracking: COJ MO 685.102 provides that it is unlawful for any person who is required by Florida law to register as a sexual predator to reside within _______ feet of any school, public library, day care center, park, playground, or other place where children regularly congregate.
2,500 feet.
ALL violations must be coordinated with the OTU Supervsior
Order 244 Offender Tracking: Within 48 hours JSO shall, via OffenderWatch, provide notification to all residences within ____ feet of a sexual predator’s new temporary or permanent residence.
1,000 feet
Order 244 Offender Tracking: Within 48 hours, JSO shall, via OffenderWatch, provide notification that includes the name, description, photograph, address, and the sexual predator’s offense or offenses in accordance with F.S.S. 775.21 to all licensed child care facilities, elementary, middle and high schools located within a _______ radius of the sexual predator’s new temporary or permanent residence.
one mile radius
Order 249 Risk Protection: A subject commits a ______ of violation of an RPO if he/she:
(1) Has been served with an RPO; and
(2) Purchases, possesses, or receives any firearm(s) and/or ammunition.
third-degree felony
Order 210 Patrol Function: Under normal circumstances, a supervisor has no more than ______ officers reporting to him
ten
Order 210 Patrol Function: Utilizing the Form P-0720 (Violent Crime Acknowledgement Form) the victims are presented with the following options:
(1) Have their personal information exempted from public release for five years; and/or
(2) Provide their contact information to victim service providers.
Order 210 Patrol Function: Incidents Being Reported Away from Original Incident Locations
a. When an incident is reported at a hospital or the Police Memorial Building (PMB), the call for service shall be dispatched using the original incident location, if known, and shall be assigned to an officer from the subsector of the original location.
b. When an incident is reported at any other location that is different from the original incident location, the call shall be dispatched to an officer from the subsector where the incident was reported.
(1) The responding officer shall complete all initial scene response procedures, including completing the appropriate report.
(2) If the case requires any additional patrol follow-up responsibilities, the supervisor of the initial reporting officer shall notify a supervisor from the zone of the original incident location. The supervisor shall ensure an officer from the subsector of the original incident location completes all follow-up responsibilities for the case.
Order 210 Patrol Function: Forced entry, or the use of physical force to gain entry to a structure or vehicle, may be necessary:
a. During the serving of a search warrant in order to preserve evidence or apprehend a suspect (the need for this entry never outweighs the safety to the officers executing the warrant);
b. To rescue an individual inside a residence because of an accident, injury, or serious medical emergency (the use of JFRD would be appropriate for these types of entries);
c. In defense of life with the justifiable use of deadly force per Florida State Statute (F.S.S.) Chapter 776; and
d. To retrieve items immediately essential to the health of an individual, when no feasible alternative for obtaining those items exists.
Some situations, such as an armed suicide threat, do not necessarily constitute the need for a forced entry.
Order 210 Patrol Function: Patrol Follow-up Responsibilities Category A, B, and C cases
Category A – Patrol Division has complete follow-up responsibility;
Category B – Patrol Division has the initial follow-up responsibility and Investigations Division has subsequent follow-up responsibility; and [CALEA 41.2.6]
Category C – Investigations Division has complete follow-up responsibility. Patrol Division is only responsible for the preliminary investigation.
Order 210 Patrol Function: Officers should diligently work to clear any case requiring patrol follow-up until the case is:
a. Cleared by Arrest – Probable cause was established for the arrest of a suspect and suspect arrested;
b. Exceptionally Cleared – Probable cause exists for the arrest of a suspect, suspect has been positively identified, the location of suspect is known, but one of the following prevents an arrest from being made:
(1) The SAO has declined to prosecute the suspect;
(2) The SAO has elected to prosecute the suspect on another offense related to the incident;
(3) The SAO has referred the case to another agency or entity for disposition (e.g., military agency, pre-trial intervention, etc.);
(4) A juvenile civil citation was issued for the offense;
(5) Extradition for the suspect was declined; or
(6) The suspect is deceased.
c. Unfounded – Investigation revealed the offense did not occur; or
d. Suspended – Case could not be cleared because:
(1) There is insufficient information to identify a suspect or establish probable cause for the arrest of a suspect; or
(2) A capias, warrant, or summons was issued for the arrest of a suspect but has not been served
Order 210 Patrol Function: Category A, B, and C reporting requirements
Category A: Patrol officers shall:
a. Complete an Offense Report or Information Report, whichever is applicable.
b. Complete a Supplemental Report within 10 days of the initial report to document all investigative efforts and findings; and
c. For cases remaining open after the initial Supplemental Report, complete a subsequent Supplemental Report every 10 days until investigative efforts are exhausted.
Category B:
a. Complete an Offense Report or Information Report, whichever is applicable;
b. Complete a Supplemental Report within 20 days of the initial report to document all investigative efforts and findings;
c. For cases remaining open after the initial Supplemental Report, complete a subsequent Supplemental Report every 10 days until investigative efforts are exhausted;
d. Coordinate efforts with the assigned detective; and
e. Upon the arrest of a suspect, have the suspect interviewed by a detective from the appropriate unit.
Category C: No follow-up conducted by patrol. Detective follow-up.
Order 210 Patrol Function: An Officer can issue a SAO referral card for adults suspects involved in ______ cases.
misdemeanor offense or City of Jacksonville (COJ) Municipal Ordinance (MO) violation,
AND
The offense is not:
(1) Cruelty to animals;
(2) Domestic violence or dating violence;
(3) Exposure of sexual organs;
(4) Retail theft;
(5) Stalking; or
(6) Violation of an Injunction for Protection.
Order 210 Patrol Function: High-risk operations involving the probability of hazardous conditions, such as serving search warrants or conducting stakeouts of known high-risk individuals, require:
(1) A supervisor; and
(2) An approved Form P-1310 (Tactical Operations Plan) prior to the deployment.
Order 210 Patrol Function: Field Interviews
(1) This statute permits an officer to request identification and an explanation of a subject’s conduct and presence.
(2) If the officer has reasonable suspicion to believe the detained person is armed, he may conduct a pat down for weapons. Any weapons or evidence of a criminal offense disclosed by such a search may be seized (unless the weapon was being lawfully carried), and if probable cause for an arrest is established at any time during the interview, the officer may make the arrest. [CALEA 1.2.4]
(3) If the person properly identifies himself/herself and gives an explanation for his/her conduct, he/she shall be released if there is no probable cause for an arrest.
Stop and Frisk Law
Order 210 Patrol Function: Field Interviews
(1) To commit the offense of _______________ (F.S.S. 856), a person must intentionally commit conduct that he/she knows or with substantial certainty should have known would cause an objectively reasonable observer to have a reasonable alarm or imminent concern that the suspect’s conduct was creating a safety risk for persons or property at the location.
(2) A person may not loiter or prowl in a place, at a time, or in a manner not usual for law-abiding individuals. When determining if a person has committed this offense, an officer should consider whether or not the person:
(a) Takes flight upon the appearance of law enforcement;
(b) Refuses to identify himself/herself; and
(c) Attempts to conceal himself/herself or any object.
Loitering and Prowling
Order 210 Patrol Function: 1. Officers responding to active fires or reports of suspected arson shall notify JFRD.
2. Upon conferring with JFRD, officers shall ensure an arson detective from the Florida State Fire Marshal’s Office is requested via the Investigative PECO for:
a. Any fire to a dwelling, occupied or not, where arson has been proven or is suspected;
b. Any fire to a commercial building, occupied or not, where arson has been proven or is suspected;
c. Any arson to a vehicle or vessel in the patrol officer’s judgment is not auto-theft related;
d. Any fire occurring at a house of worship, even in cases where arson is not suspected;
e. Any fire resulting in a death or with injuries so severe death is expected;
f. Any incident where a firebomb or incendiary device has been placed, assembled, or was activated; and
g. Any fire where property loss is expected to exceed $1 million.
Order 210 Patrol Function: When officers respond to a call involving a bail bond agent attempting to arrest an individual on an outstanding capias or forfeiture order, officers shall review the following information:
a. A copy of the bond;
b. A copy of the capias or forfeiture order (which is only valid if the forfeiture has occurred within the TWO YEAR period immediately preceding the date of the request for assistance, as outlined in F.S.S. 903.29) for the defendant;
c. The bail bond agent’s license; and
d. Defendant’s criminal history and other pertinent intelligence on potential threats to officer safety.
Order 210 Patrol Function: Bail bond agents are responsible for the transportation of suspects they have arrested unless
An exigent circumstance led to an officer(s) using physical force on or restraining a suspect. In those situations, officers shall be responsible for transporting the suspect to the Pretrial Detention Facility (PDF).
Order 210 Patrol Function: When an officer is made aware of a dependent child whose health, safety, or wellbeing is in question, he shall:
Notify the Florida Abuse Hotline Information System (1-800-962-2873), even if the mandatory reporting requirements established in F.S.S 39.201 (related to a person having knowledge or suspicion of abuse, abandonment, or neglect) are not met;
Write a report and route it to SAU
Order 210 Patrol Function: Calls involving child custody issues with no evidence of abuse, neglect, or endangerment shall be treated as civil matters unless a court order directs the Sheriff to take a specific action.
a. When presented with a custody order that has been issued by a court of any Florida jurisdiction and specifically directs law enforcement to take action, an officer shall:
(1) Verify the order is currently active by contacting the Central Records Section;
(2) Only take the actions that are specifically directed towards law enforcement (e.g., “The Sheriff shall forthwith take possession of said child and deliver that child to the custody of the petitioner.”); and
(3) write and ARMS report
Officers shall not enforce the terms of an out-of-state custody order unless the order has been validated by a local circuit judge.
Order 210 Patrol Function: For Dating Violence to occur the relationship existed within the past _____
6 Months
Order 210 Patrol Function: Arrange for the victim to be transported to a domestic violence center, if requested by the victim, and have the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) PECO notify the shelter to advise an officer is en route with the victim. In the event the domestic violence center advises they are unable to accept the victim, the ____________ is available 24 hours a day and shall be contacted via the Investigative PECO for assistance;
Victim & Witness Services Unit
Order 210 Patrol Function: When handling any threats to a Duval County Charter School that could result in a mass casualty incident, the responding officer shall notify his supervisor and commanding officer.
a. If the school is open, the supervisor and commanding officer shall respond to the scene and coordinate the investigation with the Intelligence Unit.
b. If the school is closed, the supervisor shall ensure:
(1) The on-call Intelligence Unit detective is immediately notified;
(2) The school principal is immediately notified, using the Charter Schools Directory on the Community Engagement Section site on 94Net; and
(3) The Patrol watch commander for the next upcoming school day is notified.
Order 210 Patrol Function: Officers shall not make a physical arrest on DCPS property unless a violent crime occurred in the officers presence. If an arrest is made the JSO Supervisor and DCPS supervisor should be called.
All sexual batteries that occurred on DCPS property shall be
investigated and handled by the JSO
Order 210 Patrol Function: Shot Spotter alerts place the gunfire search area within a _______ radius.
If an Officer responds to a ShotSpotter call between dusk and dawn that involved five or more shots and zero casings being recovered, ________
25 meters
a follow up call will be initiated the following day for Officers to recanvass.
Order 210 Patrol Function: Upon approval from his supervisor, contact the _________________through Investigative Dispatch prior to making a probable cause arrest for Interference with Custody
State Attorney’s Office Special Victims Unit
Order 210 Patrol Function: ___________ shall notify the next-of-kin promptly, in person.
The Patrol Division shall handle next-of-kin death notifications when the deaths were not related to homicide or traffic homicide incidents.
One supervisor and One Officer
NOT BY TELEPHONE
Order 210 Patrol Function: Public lodging establishments (e.g. hotels, motels)
_________means any unit, group of units, dwelling, building, or group of buildings within a single complex of buildings which is rented to guests more than three times in a calendar year for periods of less than 30 days or 1 calendar month, whichever is less, or which is advertised or held out to the public as a place regularly rented to guests.
“Transient public lodging establishment”
Order 210 Patrol Function: Public lodging establishments (e.g. hotels, motels)
__________ means any unit, group of units, dwelling, building, or group of buildings within a single complex of buildings which is rented to guests for periods of at least 30 days or 1 calendar month, whichever is less, or which is advertised or held out to the public as a place regularly rented to guests for periods of at least 30 days or 1 calendar month
Non-transient public lodging establishment
Order 210 Patrol Function: Calls involving Right-of-way solicitation
All charitable organizations wishing to solicit from any roadway or right-of-way must first obtain a permit from the ________
Division of Consumer Affairs.
Order 210 Patrol Function: Calls involving Right-of-way solicitation
Solicitation is permitted during daylight hours only, and organizations must comply with the following conditions:
a. Solicitors must have a copy of the permit and a certificate of insurance (at least, $1 million policy) at each location;
b. Solicitors must be at least 21 years of age; and
c. Each solicitor must have identification with a picture.
First offense is a $50 fine and tan NTA (if eligible) “Roadway/Right-of-Way Solicitation without a Permit.”
Order 210 Patrol Function: COJ Entities
Officers of the JSO have been authorized to issue trespass warnings and make arrests for trespassing by:
(a) The Director of the Jacksonville Housing Authority (JHA) for JHA properties;
(b) The Director of Public Works for COJ rights-of-way and any COJ Properties; and
(c) The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA) for JTA structures, properties, and conveyances.
Order 211 Alarm Calls: If the location is not secure, or if the officer requests to check the building:
a. The officer shall notify the PECO to advise the alarm company and request the agent or owner to respond;
b. If a location is not secure, do not assume that it is a false alarm; and
c. If the owner or agent does not arrive within 30 minutes after notification or attempted notification by the alarm company, officers shall enter Jacksonville Municipal Ordinances (MO) 168.105 (c) “Failure of Representative to Respond within 30 Minutes” in the comments section of the MCAD screen.
Order 211 Alarm Calls: Alarm companies are required to notify the Communications Center (with information about the person responding to the location) within _______ of the alarm
Ten minutes
Order 212 Animal Complaints: If a dead animal is found on the public right of way and the right of way is adjacent to an interstate or a state numbered roadway, officers shall contact the ___________ at (904) 360-5200, from 0800-1700 hours, Monday-Friday (excluding holidays) giving the location and type of animal to be picked up.
Department of Transportation (DOT)
Order 212 Animal Complaints: If a dead animal is located on the public right of way of any local street or road, officers can either contact ______ at (904) 630-CITY (2489), Monday-Friday from 0800-1700 hours, Saturday from 0800-1200 hours, or enter the issue via the COJ website after hours (1700-0800), giving the location and type of animal to be picked up.
ACPS