SAP's

Question 1

the discontinuation of a pursuit when police officers are no longer pursuing a fleeing motor vehicle
for the purpose of stopping or identifying the fleeing motor vehicle or an individual in the fleeing motor vehicle.

Answer 1

Abandon Pursuit

Question 2

a Service vehicle used primarily by uniformed officers that:
- is clearly marked with Toronto Police Service decals along with the word “police” and is equipped with “overhead”
emergency lighting visible from 360 degrees and has a forward-facing electronic siren
- meets the minimum requirements as set out in the Highway Traffic Act for an emergency vehicle, as well as Ontario Regulation 926 and Policing Standards Manual (Adequacy Standards) AI–008 for general patrol vehicles

Answer 2

Marked Vehicle

Question 3

a communications supervisor or, if unavailable, a road supervisory officer

Answer 3

Pursuit Supervisor

Question 4

when a police officer attempts to direct the driver of a motor vehicle to stop, the driver refuses to obey the police officer, and the police officer pursues in a motor vehicle for the purpose of stopping the fleeing motor vehicle, or identifying the fleeing motor vehicle, or an individual in the fleeing motor vehicle.

Answer 4

Suspect Apprehension Pursuit (Pursuit)

Question 5

reference to pursuits, means all vehicles, other than a marked police vehicle, that are owned
or operated by the Service. This includes vehicles commonly known as “stealth” vehicles and “clean top” vehicles.

Answer 5

Unmarked Police Vehicle

Question 6

any vehicle, vessel, aircraft or bicycle owned or operated by the Service and used to perform duties
on behalf of the Service. This includes vehicles leased, owned, or rented by or loaned to the Service, or a Service trailer which is towed by a Service vehicle

Answer 6

Service Vehicle