Patrol Flashcards
90th
What is a type of search where the area to be searched is divided into sectors and is assigned to individual patrols?
What is a type of search where the area to be searched is divided into sectors and is assigned to individual patrols?
BDOC will coordinate sector searches as directed by who?
Flight Chief
Who will BDOC brief and request assistance from if a sector search is near the WSA?
RDA
What would the gates initiate during sector searches to enhance the operations?
Stop-Check-Pass
Who can authorize a selective unit recall to assist in sector searches?
The SFS/CC, operations officer or on duty FCC/FC
Who can authorize a selective unit recall to assist civilian police to find a felon, when they believe the perpetrator is on the installation?
The SFS/CC, operations officer or on duty FCC/FC
When can the the SFS/CC, operations officer or on duty FCC/FC authorize a selective unit recall?
The SFS/CC, operations officer or on duty FCC/FC can authorize a selective unit recall to assist in sector searches or to assist off-base civilian police to find a felon, when they believe the perpetrator is on the installation.
If a large area such as an office or a warehouse must be searched, subdivide the scene into what to complete the search?
Sectors
When conducting Zone or sector searches, where would the patrolman start his/her search?
Start searching the sector or zone in which the incident occurred and work outward.
Zone or Sector Searches should be conducted, not only of the area in which the crime or incident occurred, but also where?
The area beyond the scene, when possible.
Facilities requiring checks IAW AFI 31-101 and DoD directives are listed on what document?
The building check sheet.
Why will building checks be conducted randomly
to avoid setting a predictable pattern.
What hazards would a patrolman relay to BDOC during building checks?
Report any hazards such as insufficient lighting or vegetation growth that could conceal a perpetrator.
Any unsecure building will be reported to whom?
Building Custodian
What is one of the most dangerous incidents for patrols to respond to?
Domestic disturbance/Family Violence
When should emergency responders turn off lights and sirens when responding to Domestic disturbance/Family Violence situations?
Ensure responding units turn off emergency equipment when in hearing/seeing distance from the affected area.
What information must BDOC give to the responding patrols?
Brief responding patrols if log indicates there is/are POW(s) inside the government quarters (responding patrols should not assume no weapons are present even though log does not indicate they are).
Once order has been restored who must be contacted?
Contact the first sergeant of the military member (both first sergeants if both are active duty members).
Who is responsible for the actions of assigned personnel both on and off duty?
The Unit Commander
Who is responsible for the behavior of military sponsors and their family members within military housing areas?
The Unit Commanders
SF members should recognize this command responsibility and duty to inform the commander of incidents of family violence involving unit personnel and their family members, who is this notification usually made through?
The First Sergeant
Who will be notified and used as necessary to assist LE patrols during hostage/barricaded subject operations?
TRF
When would SF not need approval from the 90 MW/CC during non-nuclear hostage situations?
No assault will be conducted without the approval of the 90 MW/CC (non-nuclear hostage situations only) unless deadly force against hostages is confirmed or imminent.
No assault will be conducted without whose approval during non-nuclear hostage situations?
90 MW/CC
What are the initial on scene actions by patrols during Hostage/barricaded subject operations?
The initial on-scene actions by patrols will be to contain the situation to the smallest area possible and evacuate personnel from within.
Who will establish the inner cordon during Hostage/barricaded subject operations, and what will they factor in when establishing the cordon
The OSC will establish the size of the inner security cordon factoring in the type of terrain and weapons being used.
How many security zones are established at hostage/barricaded subject situations, and what are they?
Two, Inner and Outer
During a Hostage situation which cordon takes priority?
Inner
When can the outer cordon during a hostage/barricaded subject situation be established?
The outer cordon can be established as additional forces arrive on-scene.
Where is the inner cordon established during hostage/barricaded subject situation?
This is established immediately around the affected area. It is set up to completely surround the area and is just within range of weapons and voice.
Personnel posted on the inner cordon during a hostage/barricaded should not be visible to whom?
Subject or victims
Who determines the distance and size of the outer cordon of a hostage/barricaded subject situation?
The OSC determines the distance and size of the outer cordon.
The outer cordon of a hostage situation should be at a minimum of how far outside of the range of perpetrators weapons?
100 meters
When will the hostage negotiation team be recalled on-scene?
The hostage negotiation team will be recalled on-scene as soon as the determination is made that hostages exist.
What will the OSC develop after assessing the situation and capability of the subjects during hostage/barricaded subject situations?
I mmediate Action Plan
When making an immediate action plan what information must the on scene commander factor in?
- The SF OSC will factor in number of hostages
- Size and layout of structure
- Number of suspect(s)
- Weapons involved
- Training and experience of available SF personnel and other tactical planning factors.
Once the Immediate action plan has been established, who will the on scene commander brief the plan to?
The incident commander
What must the patrolman take into account before initiating a high speed pursuit?
The SF Patrol must take into account the safety of the public and him/herself.
When does a high speed pursuit occur?
High speed pursuit occurs when a suspect who is believed to have committed or attempted to commit a major offense attempts to flee from pursuing SF at speeds in excess of 10 mph or more over the speed limit.
What must a patrol know prior to initiating a high speed pursuit?
Patrols must know or have reasonable belief a major offense has been committed by the suspect prior to engaging in this type of pursuit or directing the use of installation barriers.
A high speed pursuit may continue off the installation if approved by whom?
This pursuit may continue out of our jurisdiction off the installation if authorized by SFS/CC, operations officer or flight leadership.
The patrolman must ensure that what is utilized for off base pursuits?
Ensure utilization of the mutual aid/CPD frequencies for CPD, LCSO, and Wyoming highway patrol support as needed for off base pursuits.
How will hijack situations be treated
As a hostage situation
How will funds be escorted on FE Warren AFB?
Funds between $25.00 and $7,500.00 require no escort. Funds between $7,500.01 and $24,999.99 require one additional employee escort. Funds in the amount of $25,000.00 or higher require armed escort.
Custodian fund self escorts will be documented on what form?
90 SFS funds escort log.
If an excessive amount of time has expired without the custodian terminating the movement what actions will be initiated?
Initiate duress procedures on the custodian.
Patrols will conduct fund escorts in accordance with what AFI?
AFI 31-101
SF will only escort government funds unless directed by whom?
90 MW/CC
In addition to performing routine duties and procedures, each patrol must be knowledgeable of mission tasks in accordance with what AFI(s)?
AFI 31-101 and AFI 31-218.
What level of protection must the patrol and EC ballistic vest be?
Level IIIA or better
How can patrols ensure they optimize their effectiveness to respond to incidents?
By actively patrolling their areas of responsibility.
Weather permitting, How many housing walk throughs per shift should patrols conduct?
Patrols should accomplish no less than three housing walk-throughs per shift (weather permitting).
What facilities must patrols physically walk through each shift, and how often should these walk throughs be accomplished?
- Patrols should accomplish no less than three housing walk-throughs per shift (weather permitting).
- Physically walk through facilities once per shift (e.g. BX, commissary, shoppette, billeting, Fall Hall, Freedom Elementary School).
What must patrols know the location and layout of?
Patrols must know the location and layout of all high risk facilities, alarmed facilities and controlled areas.
List three examples of proactive community policing efforts sponsored by 90 SFS for security operations.
The annual Pumpkin Patrol, Frontiercade, open house events and Fort D.A. Russell Days are examples of proactive community policing efforts sponsored by the 90 SFS for security operations.
Who will provide community policing at the school?
The FC and/or Police 1 will ensure only our most knowledgeable/professional and senior patrolmen provide community policing at the school.
What will not be brought in by patrols conducting community policing at the school, unless response is required?
Patrols will not bring M-4s inside the school unless a patrol response requires it.
All vehicle discrepancies during change-over will be reported to whom?
BDOC and vehicle section
Damage, missing and/or broken equipment during change-over warrants immediate notification to whom?
Flight Commander (FCC)/Flight Chief (FC) notification.
Vehicles at or below what fuel level will be refueled prior to shift change?
75%
What patrol vehicle information must be logged in the blotter back and when is this information given to BDOC?
Vehicles used for LE patrol will have their registration number, mileage, and discrepancies recorded on the blotter back at the beginning of each shift.
During winter months what must the patrolman ensure is completely cleared of snow on their vehicles?
During winter months, patrol vehicles will have all windows, light bars, headlights, tail-lights and public address speaker completely cleared of all snow (to include those assigned vehicles on standby).
Drivers will ensure there is at least how much of a clearance between vehicles/fixed object before parking/driving.
2 Feet
When may an SF member be subject to monetary liability for damage to GOV’s?
For damage to GOVs caused by the members gross negligence, willful misconduct or deliberate unauthorized use.
What patrols are responsible for a specific patrol zone?
Each patrol, with the exception of the supervisor, will be responsible for a specific patrol zone.
Upon initial arrival in the zone after posting, the patrol will make a cursory check of the entire area. During this check, the patrol should be taking mental notes of what information?
Construction sites, dormitory parties or gatherings, traffic conditions, etc. and monitor these activities during patrol.
When will all active pick-up/restriction orders and BOLOs be reviewed
At the beginning of each shift?
Who has an inherent responsibility to monitor and support static posts and gates in their patrol area?
Mobile patrols
What traffic hazards will be reported to BDOC?
Identify and report road hazards, malfunctioning traffic control devices and other substandard situations and report them to BDOC.
Who will approve the blotter and all paperwork prior to submission?
FC/FCC
When will all paperwork be turned in?
Complete and turn in paperwork for review NLT the next duty day after the incident.
Who is responsible for obtaining the appropriate signature within 24 hours or sooner from the respective CC for search authorization?
It will be the responsibility of the requesting party who seeks search authorization to obtain the appropriate signature within 24 hours or sooner from the respective CC.
