Procedure 804 Flashcards

1
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  1. Passive:
    a. Tranquil - The members of a tranquil crowd are lawfully pursuing their interest with the safety of others in mind. As such, they require no police control.
    (1) Example: ________
    (2) Recommended Action: None
A

Mall shoppers

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  1. Passive:
    b. Apprehensive - A sudden or unanticipated development may cause members of a crowd to become apprehensive.
    (1) Example: ________
    (2) Recommended Action: Provide accurate information
A

A bomb threat

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  1. Passive:
    Exuberant - An exuberant crowd gathers for an enjoyable event. This crowd responds to cheerleading, flag waving, and music. It is an enthusiastic crowd and follows cues.
    (1) Example: __________
    (2) Recommended Action: Monitor
A

Concerts and parades

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  1. Active:
    a. Confused - Members of a tranquil crowd who don’t have sufficient information and the perplexing situation causes confusion and anxiety.
    (1) Example: ________
    (2) Recommended Action: Provide accurate information
A

Stalled traffic

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  1. Active:
    b. Annoyed - Members of passive crowds experiencing confusion and a feeling of being denied information relative to a current difficulty.
    (1) Example: _________
    (2) Recommended Action: Provide accurate information and monitor closely. Begin planning for control strategies.
A

A scheduled event is delayed or postponed

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  1. Active:
    c. Physically Active - Members of exuberant crowds who begin to throw objects for others to catch in the spirit of having fun.
    (1) Example: _________
    (2) Recommended Action: Take immediate action to stop activity and prevent non-active participants from becoming annoyed.
A

Frisbee throwing in an arena/aerosol string dispensers.

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  1. Active:
    d. Protesting - An antagonistic, often hostile, crowd seeking to bring about a change in a relationship or structure. If this crowd is frustrated in its immediate efforts to achieve change it may become volatile.
    (1) Example: _________
    (2) Recommended Action: Contact leaders and establish firm rules for crowd’s behavior.
A

Labor dispute/civil protest

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  1. Volatile:
    a. Panicked - Panic resulting from a need to get away from a situation or out of an area in preservation of life.
    (1) Example: __________
    (2) Recommended Action: Provide accurate information, use control measures and provide avenues of escape.
A

A fire in a crowded auditorium

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  1. Volatile:
    b. Malicious - This crowd, often a group of members within a crowd, possesses a self-centered intent. It pushes and shoves others without concern. Its behavior is without concern for the safety or well-being of others and breaks laws.
    (1) Example: ___________
    (2) Recommended Action: Remove actors immediately or place under close surveillance.
A

Throwing cans, bottles, and fireworks in an arena/gang members mixed in with a passive or active crowd.

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  1. Volatile:
    c. Unruly - This crowd, a mob, openly and defiantly breaks the law. It is angry and destructive. While a crowd of malicious individuals may be a small group within another crowd, this crowd is composed almost entirely of lawbreakers and rioters.
    (1) Example: ________
    (2) Recommended Action: Full crowd control measures
A

A riot

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  1. Manpower configurations:

a. Squad - 1 Sergeant, __ officers.

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13

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  1. Manpower configurations:

b. Platoon - 1 Lieutenant, __ Squads.

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4

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  1. Manpower configurations:

c. Company - 1 Captain, ___ Platoons.

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3

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Smoke should be used ______ to the use of chemical agents.

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prior

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Mobile saturation units consisting of _______ officers operating a single marked vehicle should be deployed in a sufficient number to allow the officers to:

A

four (4)

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The __________:

  1. Maintains the equipment and training status of arrest groups;
  2. Implements the multiple arrest procedures in their entirety when directed by the Incident Commander; and
  3. Designates a field detention area near the site to allow for the preparation of prisoners for booking.
A

Commander of the Special Operations Unit

17
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Arrest groups may expand in size or number according to the number of arrests anticipated or the amount of resistance contemplated. The determinant being the ability of the group to __________ the flow of arrestees.

A

expedite

18
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Arrest procedures:

Persons who offer no resistance are ________ to the field detention area.

A

walked

19
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Arrest procedures:
In the event a person offers _________ resistance in refusing to accompany the officers, the person is lifted and walked or carried to the field detention area.

A

passive

20
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Each person arrested is handcuffed and searched. Numbered plastic handcuffs are utilized to handcuff and identify persons arrested. In ________ demonstrations, the __________ may decide not to handcuff arrested persons in order to diminish the crowd’s anxiety; however, a numbered plastic handcuff is placed around the wrist of the arrested person to serve as identification.

A

passive

Incident Commander

21
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Persons arrested are taken to the field detention area by the ________ team.

A

arrest

22
Q

At the field detention area:
a. Arrestees, when necessary, are provided medical treatment, water, and public facilities. ______ is not provided to arrestees;

A

Food

23
Q

At the direction of the arrest group supervisor, the transporting officers proceed to the Detention Center. Upon arrival the transporting officers:

e. ______ the original photograph, offense report, and the copy of the booking slip (stapled together); and
f. Return to the field detention area for further assignment.

A

Retain

24
Q

In the event the City of San Antonio Emergency Operations Center (EOC) was activated, the Incident Commander, at the direction of the ________, decreases the number of personnel and equipment at the scene until only the personnel directly involved in the operation remain.

A

EOC Commander

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The Incident Commander prepares a final report detailing the Department response to the event. This report is submitted, along with a copy of the ________, to the Chief of Police within thirty (30) days.

A

Command Post Journal