PST 1-6 Flashcards
Anagram for edged weapons?
Create distance
Utilise cover
Transmit
What is the 5 step appeal??
- Simple Move
- Reasoned Move because
- Personal if you don’t move you will get a criminal record
- Final is there anything I can reasonably say or do to get you to move?
- Action
What is the ABCDE of handcuffing?
A Apply handcuffs
B be sure to check with subject
C check for tightness
D double lock
E evidence
What law applies when using force?
Common Law allows use of a preemptive strike. Protects everyone.
Section 117 PACE 1984 arrest just police power.
Section 3 Criminal Law Act 1967 lawful arrest
Human Rights Act 1998
Articles 2 right to life, article 3 prohibition of torture inhuman or degrading treatment, article 5 right to liberty and security and article 8 right to private life
What does CUDSA stand for??
C confront behaviour
U understand each other’s positions
D define the problem
S seek a solution
A agree a way forward
What is the NDA model??
- Information and intelligence - radio, personnel knowledge, colleagues/ witnesses, PNC, senses
- Assess the threat and risk and develop a working strategy - priorities, impact factors, warning signs and danger cues
- Consider policies and powers
- Identify options and contingencies
- Take action and review what happened- justify use of force what can be learnt
What are the Impact Factors??
- Subject -gender, size, strength, skill, exhaustion, injury, number of subjects/officers, special knowledge, alcohol or drugs, mental health, physiology, perception of non verbal behaviour, perception of imminent danger, being at a disadvantage, officers level of force
- Object - weapons, vehicles in the vicinity - think capability and intent.
- Place- environmental features, crowds and venues in the immediate area other dangers not directly associated with incident.
What must the use of force be?
Necessary
Proportionate
Reasonable
Minimal
Give examples of warning signs?
Prolonged eye contact Facial colour darkened/ flushed Standing tall/ head back Large movements Ground kicking Breathing accelerates
Give examples of danger cues?
Fist clenched Stopped talking Lips tighten Stance Face paled Hands above waist Looking at target for strike
What are the types of subject behaviour?
- Compliance never assume
- Verbal resistance
- Passive resistance
- Active resistance
- Aggressive resistance
- Serious/ aggravated resistance
What are the two types of risk?
High risk - obvious risk and kit drawn
Unknown risk - everything else
What are the priorities of a working strategy??
Maximise safety of public
Minimise injury to officer
Minimise injury to subject
What does SPEAR stand for?
S spontaneous
P protection
E enabling
A accelerated
R response
What are the different restraints?
Escort position
Thumb Lock
Inverted Wrist Lock
Entangled Arm Lock
Transport Wrist Lock