Risk and High Risk Vehicle Stops Flashcards

1
Q

What are 3 pillars of officer survival?

A

Physical Conditions
Mental Condition
Tactical Thinking

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2
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What is the two essential elements to reactionary gap?

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Distance and Cover

Greater gap allows officer to minimize suspect’s action v. reaction time advantage when assaulted.

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3
Q

When conducting a high-risk vehicle stop you should have how many officers?

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4 Officers or more at optimal

2 officers at a min no less then 2

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4
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What should you inform the dispatcher of?

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Who you are
Where you are*** single most important info to provide
What you have
Direction of travel
Info of suspect vehicle (Plate..State,,Color, make, model..)
Number of occupants
Request back-up if necessary and get ETA

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5
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What are the two main sources of threats to officers while conducting vehicle stops?

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Passing traffic/Vehicular traffic

Suspects/Assault

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6
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What are 3 reasons to stop a vehicle?

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Investigation
Violation notice/citation
Arrest

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7
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Under Physical conditioning, stress causes what? (3 pillars)

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Visual/Auditory/Memory distortion

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8
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What does proper mental attitude help with?

A

Helps gain/maintain tactical advantage.

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9
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What does tactical thinking help with?

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Helps officer remain calm during stressful situations.

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10
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All personal equipment should be inspected…

A

Daily

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When selecting a site for a vehicle stop, you should select a site that…

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Poses minimum risk to officer, innocent bystanders, and occupants of suspect vehicle.

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12
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What are the 3 most likely times/locations for officer injury are..

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Initial stop for contact as officer exits LEO vehicle
Approaching the suspects vehicle (by far the most dangerous)
Arrest/Handcuffing

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13
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Should a single officer attempt to make a high risk vehicle stop?

A

No.

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14
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How many car lengths behind the suspects vehicle should u be for a high risk stop/risk stop?

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3 to 4 for da safety in a high risk and 1-2 for risk, take advantage of all distance conditions permit. OTAY?

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15
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What happens if a undirected suspect exits the vehicle during a Risk Stop?

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Officer has the the option to direct the suspect to a safe location for interview or direct them back inside the suspect vehicle.

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16
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Why would suspects exit a vehicle undirected?

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To distance themselves from weapons or contraband

17
Q

What are some Tactics for vehicle approaches?

A
Occupants making furtive movements
License plate or registration tab expired or altered
Trunk lid partially open
Backup lights or brake lights active upon approach 
Direct driver to:
Roll down windows
Turn off the ingition
Turn on the dome light
18
Q

What side of the vehicle is the “preferred” contact method ?

A

Passenger side allows the officer to minimize the potential of being struck by passing vehicular traffic.

19
Q

When transporting restrained subjects you should…

A

Always conduct a complete search incident to arrest (SIA)

20
Q

How should you transport a suspect in a caged vehicle?

A

Suspect in the right rear so officer can see the subject.

21
Q

How should you transport a suspect in a non-caged vehicle with 2 officers?

A

Suspect placed in the right rear set and secondary officer sits behind the driver and if right handed rotates his torso so holstered weapon is against the backseat.

22
Q

How should you transport a suspect in a non-caged vehicle with 1 officer?

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(Least preferred method)
Secure suspect in front seat. Seat should be brought to the most forward position as possible, a hobble restraint can be use to secure their feet if available.

23
Q

What is the least preferred method to transport a suspect?

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In a non-caged vehicle with 1 officer.

24
Q

LEO should routinely address …

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1) Tactical Review – Honest self-critique of performance
(2) Communication Skills – Can enable you to more efficiently control your enforcement contacts
(3) Vehicle Inspection – Operational readiness of LEO vehicle
(4) Personal Equipment – Daily inspection for the serviceability of all gear is extremely important.

25
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Three reasons why LEO would make a stop?

A

(1) Investigation
(2) Violation notice/citation
(3) Arrest