PST 1-6 Flashcards

1
Q

Anagram for edged weapons?

A

Create distance

Utilise cover

Transmit

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2
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What is the 5 step appeal??

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  1. Simple Move
  2. Reasoned Move because
  3. Personal if you don’t move you will get a criminal record
  4. Final is there anything I can reasonably say or do to get you to move?
  5. Action
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3
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What is the ABCDE of handcuffing?

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A Apply handcuffs

B be sure to check with subject

C check for tightness

D double lock

E evidence

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4
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What law applies when using force?

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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

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5
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What does CUDSA stand for??

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C confront behaviour

U understand each other’s positions

D define the problem

S seek a solution

A agree a way forward

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6
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What is the NDA model??

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  1. Information and intelligence - radio, personnel knowledge, colleagues/ witnesses, PNC, senses
  2. Assess the threat and risk and develop a working strategy - priorities, impact factors, warning signs and danger cues
  3. Consider policies and powers
  4. Identify options and contingencies
  5. Take action and review what happened- justify use of force what can be learnt
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7
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What are the Impact Factors??

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  1. 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
  2. Object - weapons, vehicles in the vicinity - think capability and intent.
  3. Place- environmental features, crowds and venues in the immediate area other dangers not directly associated with incident.
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8
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What must the use of force be?

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Necessary
Proportionate
Reasonable
Minimal

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9
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Give examples of warning signs?

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Prolonged eye contact 
Facial colour darkened/ flushed 
Standing tall/ head back 
Large movements 
Ground kicking 
Breathing accelerates
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10
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Give examples of danger cues?

A
Fist clenched 
Stopped talking 
Lips tighten 
Stance 
Face paled 
Hands above waist 
Looking at target for strike
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11
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What are the types of subject behaviour?

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  1. Compliance never assume
  2. Verbal resistance
  3. Passive resistance
  4. Active resistance
  5. Aggressive resistance
  6. Serious/ aggravated resistance
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12
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What are the two types of risk?

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High risk - obvious risk and kit drawn

Unknown risk - everything else

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13
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What are the priorities of a working strategy??

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Maximise safety of public

Minimise injury to officer

Minimise injury to subject

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14
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What does SPEAR stand for?

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S spontaneous

P protection

E enabling

A accelerated

R response

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15
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What are the different restraints?

A

Escort position

Thumb Lock

Inverted Wrist Lock

Entangled Arm Lock

Transport Wrist Lock

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16
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Types of handcuffing??

A

Back to back

Front stack

Rear stack

Hybrid - must be justified and altered when possible

17
Q

What’s the 100% rule?

What’s the 1-2 rule?

A

Always assume someone carries a weapon

If they have one they will probably have a second

18
Q

How long does captor last for?

What’s the optimum range for using captor?

A

6 seconds

3 to 10 feet

19
Q

What does a baton strike cause medical?

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Transient pain and discomfort