Specials Final Exam Flashcards
Erasures for PNB
E- Erasures ( no crossing out- errors= Like through and initial)
R- Rule off end of shift
A-
Scrub your PNB
S- Start with day, date and year
C-
RARA
Remove risk
Avoid risk
Reduce risk
Accept risk
Thrives
Threat Harm Risk Investigate Vulnerability Engagement Safeguarding
Vulnerability
Defined as vulnerable if a result of their situation and circumstances are not able to take care of self or other or protect self or others from harm or exploitation
Code of Ethics 9 nolan principles
Accountability Selflessness Objectivity Respect Honesty Integrity Leadership Fairness Openness
Incident
Single or distinct event or occurrence
Which disrupts an individual’s, group’s or community’s quality of life and causes them concern
Threat
Expression of intent to inflict pain, harm or punishment or an indication of IMPENDING DANGER OR HARM
Harm
Physical mental injury or damage, evil or wrongdoing
Risk
Probability of suffering harm or loss
S17 PACE
Power of entry to save life and limb
S117 PACE
Can use reasonable and proportionate force when enacting any PACE power
Use of force legislation
Common Law: can use reasonable and proportionate force to save life, in defence or self or other or property or to prevent breach of peace. No need to wait to be harmed ( can use pre-emotive strike)
S117 PACE
ECHR: can use reasonable and proportionate force in self defence, defence of another, prevent crime or affect a lawful arrest
S3 Criminal Law Act - can use reasonable and proportionate force to:
1. Prevent crime
2. Effect/ assist in lawful arrest
3. Prevent people unlawfully at large
Necessity test (COPPLANID)
C- Protect CHILDREN and vulnerable persons O- Obstruction of highway Prevent injury (self/other) Public decency Loss/damage to property Address unknown/ doubted Name unknown/doubted Investigation )prompt and effective D- Prevent DISAPPEARANCE
Police arrest power
S24 PACE
Civilian arrest power
S24 A