Order 202 Detainee Transport

Question 1

If detainees are sick, injured, or physically disabled & handcuffs are impractical due to the condition of the detainees, alternate restraining devices should be utilized unless the condition of the detainee:

Answer 1

Renders them harmless

Question 2

Detainees shall not be transported by an officer who is alone in any police vehicle unless such vehicle is equipped with a safety barrier. Non-uniformed personnel (detectives, etc.) may have to deviate from this. When this occurs, extreme caution should be used by using proper procedure such as:

Answer 2

Handcuffing detainees hands behind them & having a second officer sit behind the driver with the detainee in the passenger side backseat. Detainees are to be secured with seat belts in vehicles without a safety barrier.

Question 3

A juvenile detainee should not be transported in a vehicle with an adult detainee unless:

Answer 3

They’re arrested together for the same offense or incident. All juveniles must be restrained by a safety belt or child restraint device.

Question 4

A female detainee should not be transported in a vehicle with a male detainee unless they were arrested together for the same offense or incident. An exception to this is:

Answer 4

The fugitive unit but they should use a vehicle also separated compartments whenever possible to prevent contact.

Question 5

What should be documented in CAD when transporting detainees of the opposite sex?

Answer 5

Race & sex of individual & current odometer reading of your vehicle

Question 6

How far in advance should an airline representative be notified that a detainee is being escorted?

Answer 6

At least one hour in advance or as soon as practical