POLICY: Prof. Standards/Support Svc./Field Ops. Flashcards

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8.174
** Members of this department are expressly prohibited from engaging in biased-based policing activities. All complaints alleging the use of bias based profiling in any law enforcement action will be thoroughly investigated by ____________________.

A documented administrative review of bias based profiling complaints will be conducted ______________ by the Internal Affairs Section Commander and forwarded to the Sheriff.

The results of this administrative review of bias based profiling complaints will be coordinated with the _________________ who will ensure inclusion of any corrective measures, if bias based profiling has occurred, in the annual training regarding this subject. Training will be presented annually to all personnel regarding the issue of bias based profiling.

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-IAB

  • at least annually
  • Training Section Lieutenant
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8.157
** Public employees have qualified First Amendment rights. As public employees, speech, on or off-duty, made pursuant to official duties is not protected speech under the First Amendment and may form the basis for discipline if deemed detrimental to the efficiency of operations of the department.

A

True

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8.325
Harassment is unwelcome offensive conduct that has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with a protected individual’s performance and/or the conduct is __________________________ enough to create an intimidating, hostile, or offensive work environment.

EDS
A hostile work environment involves conduct that is ____________________________.

A

severe or pervasive

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8.325
In the internal complaint process, the complainant will contact any supervisor, EDS, or IAB and submit a complaint within _______________ of the last incident. Complaints outside of this time period will be evaluated on a case basis.

A

300 days

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8.325
Internal complaints involving the Uniform Service Employment Re-Employment Rights Act (USERRA) have ___________________.

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no statute of limitations.

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8.330
The department’s burden of proof for internal investigations is that of_________________________.

8.325
Federal mandate dictates that the burden of proof for EDS investigations is that of a______________________.

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  • clear and convincing evidence
  • preponderance of evidence
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8.330
For complaints by citizens after hours, an ______________________ will be contacted to assess the need for immediate IAB response.

A

On duty LT

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8.330
** When supervisors receive a complaint, they will interview the complainant to determine the facts and circumstances of the alleged misconduct.

If the complaint is not an allegation that involves a violation of department policy or law, and only involves the complainant’s disagreement with an established and proper department policy, procedure, rule, regulation, law, or practice, a supervisor conducting the inquiry will handle the matter as a _____________ and (2):

A
  • service dispute
    1- explain the investigatory process to the citizen.
    2- document on a citizen contact
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8.330
** If the complainant insists on making a complaint that may not equal misconduct in the supervisor’s estimation, an ________ will be completed and forwarded to IAB for review and conclusion.

A

SOC

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8.330
Internal investigations should be completed within _____________.

Bureau command formal investigations should be completed and returned to IAB within __________.

A

90 days//30 days

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8.330
The decision to apply supervisory intervention rests with the employee’s ______________ with input from IAB & Labor Relations.

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bureau commander

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8.330
Two options for addressing sustained complaints are:

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o Supervisory intervention
o Formal discipline

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8.330
Adjudications of Complaints (AOC) are completed within ________ of an official determination of discipline.

A

21 days

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7.430
The Blue Team dashboard displays a profile for each member within a chain of command’s purview and their status indicated in the following color indicators:

A

o Gray- No identified issues
o Orange- One incident away from reaching an EIIP threshold.
o Red- Reached or surpassed a threshold.

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7.430
** EIIP’s thresholds have a period of a _________________, with the exception of firearms discharges and Significant Event Reports (SER), which are calculated over _______ & ____________, respectively.

A
  • Rolling calendar year
  • 30 & 60 months
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7.430
** Upon receiving an EIIP alert, if a behavioral pattern cannot be identified and there is no concern after meeting with the member, the first line supervisor will complete the EIIP alert and forward to the second line supervisor for approval within _________.

A

14 days

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7.430
Alerts will be coordinated through a member’s chain of command and then returned to EIIP via Blue Team within _________________.

A

45 calendar days

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7.430
** When a supervisor becomes aware of a significant event, the supervisor will (PSSM):

A

o PEAP
o Significant Event Report (SER)
o Blue team summary
o Link the member but not allegations

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7.540
The PIO is available on a 24-hour basis. Call outs may be requested by executive staff, bureau commanders, IC’s, and WC’s through communications. Requests should be limited to _______________________.

A

crimes or incidents in progress

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7.540
** Information will not be disclosed if it is either (2):

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1) privileged by law
2) the interest in public disclosure is outweighed by privacy or law enforcement interests

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7.540
_______________ or their designee will release information regarding residential or street-level robbery suspects in the area command.

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-Area commander

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7.540
Police personnel information, other than employee (NATE) is considered privileged.

A

name, age, title, place and dates of employment

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7.540
Requests for info. on lawsuits against department members will be referred to _________________________.

A

Office of General Counsel

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7.540
Requests for information on incidents/ investigations under the primary jurisdiction of another agency will be referred to that agency.

Department employees will not confirm, deny, or release any information of another law enforcement agency. If a response is necessary, it will be referred to the appropriate ________________.

A

bureau/area commander

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7.540
The _______________________ at a disaster or crime scene is responsible for providing relevant, timely, and accurate information to the news media.

A

ranking Department member

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7.540
On a major incident or newsworthy event, if the PIO is unavailable, a watch commander may designate someone for media relations.

The ranking officer or designated __________________ will keep the news media informed. Tactical missions will not be jeopardized to accommodate the news media.

A
  • media liaison officer
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7.540
** Media personnel:

  • may be permitted free movement in secured disaster areas after being advised of existing or potential dangers, as long as they do not interfere with enforcement or public safety functions.
  • may be permitted access to sanitized and secured ________________ in public areas.
  • are subject to any restrictions of the owner or person in charge when a crime scene is on private property.
  • may be permitted within the outer perimeter and at a safe location of a tactical operation, subject to restrictions by the ________.
  • are not allowed access to crime scenes secured with _______.
A
  • crime scenes
  • IC
  • yellow tape
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7.540
It is imperative that any speaking request following a mass casualty incident are referred to _________________. Before conducting an interview or training pertaining to a mass casualty event or major incident involving significant media coverage, LVMPD employees will contact (the same) for approval.

A

the office of the Undersheriff

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7.540
For incidents involving other public service agencies (e.g., law enforcement, coroner, or fire department), the _________ or __________ will confer with other agency command staff to coordinate releases of information to the news media.

A

watch commander or PIO

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8.166
When using prescription or over-the-counter medication which has the potential to cause impairment, the employee, upon return to duty, must provide either a copy of the __________, a copy of the paperwork from the ____________, or the completed Medical Evaluation (LVMPD 74) to the Health and Safety Detail.

A

-prescription
-pharmacy

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8.166
When using prescription or over-the-counter medication which has the potential to cause impairment, the employee will have the prescribing physician provide their medical opinion regarding the following: (2)

A
  1. side effects
  2. prescribed duration
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8.166
According to the Amnesty Program, an employee may voluntarily identify themselves as an abuser of prescription or over-the-counter drugs or alcohol before being identified through other means. Such self-identification may occur through any supervisor in the employee’s chain-of-command or an association representative who then have an obligation to report it to ________________________.

According to the Amnesty Program, after self-reporting as an abuser of prescription or over-the-counter drugs or alcohol, the employee will also be subject to the conditions of a Last Chance Agreement, which will include unannounced testing for a __________ period.

A
  • the Office of Labor Relations
  • two-year
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8.166
** Upon becoming aware or developing reasonable suspicion of impairment by an employee, a supervisor will contact IAB immediately, and follow these steps (ITDP):

A

ITDP
1. Preliminary investigation (may FST) with a second supervisor
2. Transport employee to the IAB office, unarmed.
3. Complete Reasonable Suspicion Document provided by IAB.
4. PEAP supervisor

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8.166
If the employee is suspected of using alcohol and/or a prohibited drug, the ________ will place the employee on suspension of police powers.

A

bureau commander or designee

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8.166
___________ oversees the drug & alcohol testing following an OIS or conduct that results in death or the substantial bodily harm of another person.

A

CIRT

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8.166
Following the initial notification of a positive result, the employee has _______ to inform the MRO of a request to have the split sample tested by an independent testing laboratory specified by the Department.

A

72 hours

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8.166
Toxicology samples will be destroyed by the Evidence Vault _______ from the date of collection unless either _________ or __________ places a litigation hold by completing a Time Hold Disposition Request in the Electronic Disposition Order (EDO) module for the duration of the litigation.

A

3 years

Labor Relations or the Office of General Counsel

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7.136
The ________________________ Section is responsible for the management of LVMPD’s BWC program. Training related to BWC’s will be developed and conducted by the _____________________ & ODB.

A
  • Digital Technology //
    Systems Administrator Unit
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7.136
Officers _________ record briefings with investigative units, discussions about charges against subjects, and activities at command posts.

A

will not

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7.136
At the direction of an _____________________, BWCs will be utilized to document police actions, the scenes of major crowd-control events, mass demonstrations, or riots.

A

incident commander

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7.136
Supervisors will only access the BWC video for __________ purposes outlined in policy. In each case the supervisor, or person accessing the video, will document in the notes section of the specific video reviewed and the reason of the inspection.

When a supervisor is advised of a complaint where the incident may have BWC footage, it should be _____________.

When investigating the application of reportable force, access the video on scene in the presence of the involved officer(s), and review the video with them. Document the review of the BWC in the narrative.

A
  • investigative
  • documented in the narrative that video is available.
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7.136
** When investigating officer involved shootings or deadly force, involved personnel and/or any supervisor or representative shall not view the BWC recording prior to Force Investigative Team (FIT) or Critical Incident Review Team (CIRT) viewing the footage, except when _________________________.

** When investigating officer involved shootings or deadly force, involved officers or witness officers will be allowed to view their own BWC recording prior to a scene walkthrough and subsequent FIT/CIRT statement.

A

exigent circumstances exist.

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7.136
The supervisor taking the involved officer’s Public Safety Statement will also ensure that BWCs _________ used to record the officer’s Public Safety Statement.

A

are not

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7.430
** Upon receiving an EIIP alert, if a behavioral pattern is identified and there is concern after meeting with the member, consult with the second line supervisor to determine the appropriate action, and complete the EIIP alert indicating ____________________ and return to second line supervisor within _____________.

A

remedial action taken//14 days

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7.430
First line supervisors will review blue team dashboards ____________________.

A

monthly

46
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On an OIS, ___________________ personnel will be responsible for collecting and securing the BWC from all involved and witness officers upon arrival on scene. _______or _______ are responsible for uploading the video into Evidence.com.

A

FIT//FIT or CIRT

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7.600
** The ____________________ is a four-level plan detailing Patrol mobilization. It is designed to alert the appropriate number of personnel to respond to duty when the demands of a major incident have exceeded the capabilities of on-duty personnel and specified call outs.

A

Emergency Mobilization Plan

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7.600
During an Emergency Mobilization Plan, the actual hours will be determined by the ______________________ or designee. Shifts will be effective until termination of the incident, and RDO’s may be cancelled, as well as leave.

On all 4 levels, A/B rosters work 12 hour shifts, and C work 10.

RDO’s are only impacted on level ____________.

Level 4 includes all investigative squads.

A
  • incident commander
  • 2-4
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4.100
** In the absence of the officer’s immediate supervisor, the officer will have the AR Package reviewed by the ___________.

If they are not available, the AR Package must be reviewed by any available Community Policing, Tourist Safety, or Investigative Services Division supervisor (as appropriate to the arresting officer’s chain of command).

A

shift lieutenant

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4.102
** An officer will make an arrest without a warrant when probable cause exists for the following:
1. Domestic violence
2. Traffic:
- DUI
- Felony hit and run
- Veh. Homicide
3. Protective order viol.

A

True

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4.102
** An officer will _____________________ from custody any person they arrested without a warrant if the officer becomes aware that there is insufficient probable cause for proceeding with an arrest against the person. A released person will be deemed not to have been arrested but only detained.

A

immediately release

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4.102
** The officer will request the presence of a supervisor for cash being released valuing over _______ or for non-cash property being released valuing over _____.

A
  • $100
  • $250
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8.220
** When an extended order for protection has been entered requiring the member not to use or possess a firearm, but carrying a firearm is essential to the member’s employment, ensure that the member only has the firearm while on duty. The firearm must be stored by the member’s bureau commander or his/her designee when the member is not on duty.

A

True

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8.220
** Regarding domestic abuse and DUI violations by employees, and an IAB complaint is sustained against the employee, the employee’s Immediate Supervisor will address the employee’s behavior through (2):

The bureau commander:
- will determine if the employee is agreeable to a court-referral action, such as treatment, counseling, or training, when applicable. They will also see if they meet the criteria for a court-referral Action by contacting the Clark County Manager of Employee Assistance and Wellness Program.
- confer with the employee’s supervisor regarding the implementation of programs or discipline.

A
  • discipline, or
  • counseling
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4.166
Sergeants & LT’s assigned to an area command are required to take EVOC recertification every ____________.

A

5 years

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4.166
The main difference between a vehicle collision and an incident is a _______________ involves bodily injury and/or greater than $750 in damage.

** If the vehicle collision only rises to the level of an incident and no other citizen vehicle or non-motorist was involved, complete and submit LVMPD 393, Supervisor’s Report of Department Vehicle Incident.

A

Collision

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4.166
All commissioned members responding to investigate a vehicle collision involving another member will also activate the BWC until the completion of the investigation.

Once the investigation is complete, all members with BWC video will manually label and categorize the video as “________________.”

This category will retain the incident video for ______________.

A
  • Pending Review
  • five years
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8.166
The odor of an alcoholic beverage on an on-duty employee and/or articulable impairment will be cause to initiate an investigation and conduct a field sobriety test (FST) and PBT.

If either test demonstrates impairment, an evidentiary test (blood draw or breathalyzer) will be administered.

A

True

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8.166
An investigation may be initiated in circumstances where the employee was recently on duty and articulable facts indicate they may have been impaired while on duty. A concentration of alcohol that indicates a ____ percent or above, at the time of a BAC test, is per se impairment and may be grounds for discipline.

A

.02

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4.100
** NCF must be done within _____________ of the time of arrest in the field (prior to the submission of the arrest information to the DA) otherwise the release must be coordinated directly with the DA.

A

48

61
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4.196
2 community outreach programs utilizing faith-based volunteers are:
- RECAP
- CCRO

A
  • Rebuilding Every City Around Peace
  • Critical Crash Response Outreach
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4.196
An __________________________ is a violent crime that upon review of the circumstances, officers in charge of the scene determine that there is a high likelihood of retaliation. It can also include a fatal or critical-injury crash.

Qualified activation responders will respond.

A

Activation event

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4.196
A _______________________ is a faith-based/community event initiated by the department to build trust, promote peace and strengthen rapport in areas of the community with potential for violent crime, tension with law enforcement, accident prevention and traffic safety education, or any other community need that can be alleviated by such an event.

A

proactive activation

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4.196
There are 3 phases of RECAP/CCRO activation.

Phase 1 is the Primary Activation, and is:

A

A faith-based/community response initiated by the department when a
preliminary investigation of a violent event indicates the strong probability of
retaliation.

A violent event that involves youth crews, gangs, or racial tension.

An event so egregious that it affects the safety and security of the affected
community, despite the fact that there is little or no likelihood of retaliation;

or circumstances prior to and/or after civil unrest incident(s) (will not be activated
until the scene is stable and deemed safe, which can be up to 48 hours after
initial incident).

A CCRO responder’s initial outreach and connection with family of decedent or
critically injured person as the result of a crash.

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4.196
There are 3 phases of RECAP/CCRO activation.

Phase 2 is the Secondary Activation, and is:

A

A follow-up event, within 72 hours, to a primary activation held on behalf of,
and in, the affected community, conducted in collaboration with community and
faith-based partners to promote peace in the aftermath of the violent event.

The purpose of such events is to send the message of non-violence; to convey to
the community that violent crime in not an acceptable social norm.

To create a bridge between citizens and law enforcement.

To increase the opportunity for citizens to report criminal activity and increase the department’s ability to solve violent crime.

Whenever possible to introduce resources to communities in need by canvassing residents and identifying service gaps.

Follow-up outreach by CCRO within 12-24 hours of a fatal or critical-injury
crash that assists with the support and needs of the family

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4.196
There are 3 phases of RECAP/CCRO activation.

Phase 3 is funeral and prayer civil call-outs.

A

On a case-by-case basis, at the discretion of RECAP board and bureau commanders, the RECAP message of non-violence is presented at a funeral, prayer vigil, or memorial services of a victim of homicide.

Clergy officiating these services may allow law enforcement officials to attend and build further rapport with the community.

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4.196
For a RECAP/CCRO Primary/Phase 1 Activation, the on-scene supervisor will:

  1. Coordinate with ____________to determine if the event is a qualifying activation event.
  2. If so, notify (2)
  3. Notify OCE via email at OOCE@lvmpd.com.
  4. Notify an activation responder from the RECAP list on OCE’s SharePoint site or via
    Communications and provide the responder with the on-scene law enforcement contact information, including the reporting site and any other pertinent information.
A
  • investigators
  • Bureau commander or designee and the watch commander
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4.196
(CCRO) is a collaborative partnership between the Traffic Bureau and faith-based community leaders, community partners, and certified volunteers.

CCRO activations are initiated on a case-by-case basis when a crash results in critical bodily harm or fatality.

A

Critical Crash Response Outreach

69
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4.196
(RECAP) is designed to build rapport and trust among areas of the community with potential for violent criminal activity, distrust of law enforcement or other community needs that can be addressed.

A

Rebuilding Every City Around Peace

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4.196
For a CCRO Primary/Phase 1 Activation, the on-scene supervisor will:

  1. Coordinate with _________ to determine if the crash is a qualifying activation event.
  2. If so, notify (2)
A
  • Traffic Bureau
  • Bureau commander or designee and the watch commander
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7.260
Anytime the watch commander is sent a text notification, ___ should also be included.

A

ANSEC

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7.260
Communications will notify he WC and area LT:

ACCIDENTS
- Employee on public road
- Employee transported or family, on or off duty
- Fatal responds
- Road closures

KIDNAP
- Non-parental and/or in danger

Major fires when FD requests PD

A

True

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7.260
Communications will notify he WC and area LT:

DEATH or SUICIDE/ATTEMPT
- Employee/family
- Suspicious
- Major hotel
- High profile
- In-custody, not CCDC
- Employee/family

BURGLARIES
- Loss excess $100,000

ROBBERIES
- Shots
- Series
- Hotel or high profile
- Take over
- Injury & transported
- In progress

A

True

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7.260
Communications will notify he WC and area LT:

  • Confirmed subject with a gun or knife
  • Shots are fired and immediate notification to police
  • Substantial bodily harm
  • Sergeant determines missing juvenile is in danger
  • Homicides
  • Race, Religion, Ethnicity, Sex
  • Airplane
  • Explosives call-out
A

True

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7.260
Communications will notify he WC and area LT:

  • Officer involved shootings, to include accidental, whether on- or off-duty.
  • Off-duty employee is involved (not including minor traffic infractions).
  • Ongoing vehicular pursuits.
  • Felony car stops involving violent crimes.
  • Suspect is transported to a medical facility as a result of an officer’s use of force.
  • Perimeters.
  • High profile individuals.
  • SWAT call-outs (excluding serving of search warrants).
  • Outside agency SWAT unit(s) serving a search warrant in our jurisdiction.
  • MACTAC activations (excluding drills or training).
  • Evacuation of government facilities.
  • Crime involving a member or family member of Executive Staff.
  • Series
A

True