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1
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OPP VALUES

Serving with:

A
  • Pride
  • Professionalism
  • Honour
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OPP VAULES

Interacting with:

RCF

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  • Respect
  • Compassion
  • Fairness
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OPP Values

Leading with:

IHC

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  • Integrity
  • Honesty
  • Courage
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4
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Identifying Rank Insignia:

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TAGS: Dispute mediation model

A

T - Target
A - Assess
G - Generate Options
S - Solutions

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6
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MAPS:

Response To Subject With Mental Disorder
(Assess before engaging)

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M - Major mental disorder
A - Active psychosis
P - Previous history of violence
S - Substance abuse

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ICEN:

(Response to critical incidents - best practice)

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I - Isolate
C - Contain
E - Evacuate
N - Negotiate

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ICLEAR:

(Response to critical incidents - execution of best practice)

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I - Identify and Isolate
C - Containment: Inner and outer permitters
L - Long guns and Less lethals
E - Evacuate / Shelter in place
A - Authorities
R - React plans

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Phonetic Alphabet:

A
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10
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Ten Codes:

10-2

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Receiving well

(Good radio reception)

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11
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Ten Codes:

10-3

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Stop Transmission

( Used by dispatch to control or stop mobile transmission )

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12
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Ten Codes:

10-4

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Acknowledged

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13
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Ten Codes:

10-5

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Relay

( Relay message to Sgt )

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14
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Ten Codes:

10-6

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Busy: Standby unless urgent

( wait a minute )

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15
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Ten Codes:

10-7

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Out of service

Officers may be off the radio (on lunch, court, etc )

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16
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Ten Codes:

10-8

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In Service

( Officer is back in service )

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17
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Ten Codes:

10-9

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Repeat

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18
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Ten Codes:

10-10

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Request permission to go on common channel

19
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Ten Codes:

10-13

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Asking for weather and road conditions

20
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Ten Codes:

10-16

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Pick up prisoner at

21
Q

Ten Codes:

10-18

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Complete assignment quickly

( Dispatch has other assignments waiting )

22
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Ten Codes:

10-19

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Return to your station

( Return to detachment )

23
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Ten Codes:

10-20

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What is your location

24
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Criminal Name Index (CNI) Caution Flags

Letter : A

A

A: Armed and Dangerous

25
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Criminal Name Index (CNI) Caution Flags

Letter : C

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C : Contagious disease

26
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Criminal Name Index (CNI) Caution Flags

Letter : E

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E : Escape risk

27
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Criminal Name Index (CNI) Caution Flags

Letter : F

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F : Family violence

28
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Criminal Name Index (CNI) Caution Flags

Letter : M

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M : Mental Instability

29
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Criminal Name Index (CNI) Caution Flags

Letter : S

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S : Suicidal Tendencies

30
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Criminal Name Index (CNI) Caution Flags

Letter : V

A

V : Violent

31
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Definitions:

Arrest:

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Arrest: To take or get physical control of a person the intent to detain

32
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Definitions:

Reasonable Grounds:

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Reasonable Grounds: an arresting officer must subjectively have reasonable grounds to which to base the arrest. Those grounds must in addition be justifiable from an objective point of view. This is to say a reasonable person placed in the position of the officer must be able to conclude that there were reasonable and probable grounds for the arrest.

33
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Definitions:

Find Committing:

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Find Committing: Seeing the person actually committing, an offence (caught in the act) or seeing the person, actually commit an offence and pursuing that person immediately and continuously until that person is arrested

34
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Classifications of criminal offences:

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Summary (less than 2 years in custody and less that $5000)

Dual procedure (hybrid) (Can be a summary or indictable conviction)

Indictable (most serious offences penalty of 14 years or more in custody )

35
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Responding to call

(always assess the situation)

What do you do?

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Recognize - Is there an offence?

Classify - Classify the offence as summary, dual or indictable

Authority - Do I have authority to arrest?

36
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Articulating reasons for arrest:

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  • Prevent the further continuation of offence
  • Investigate further
  • Court attendance
37
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Powers of arrest (anyone)

Section 494 of the Criminal Code

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494 (1) (a) Anyone may arrest without warrant a person he finds committing an indictable offence.

491 (1) (b) Anyone may arrest without warrant a person:

  • On reasonable grounds believes has committed a criminal offence and is escaping from and freshly pursued by persons who have lawful authority to arrest that person. This is known as the HELPER CLAUSE
38
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Powers of arrest (Peace Officer)

Section 495 Criminal Code

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39
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6 Steps to a Lawful Arrest

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1.) Identify yourself as a Police Officer

2.) Tell the person that they are under arrest

3.) Tell the person the reason for the arrest

4.) Take physical control

5.) Inform them of their rights to counsel under section 10 (b) of the charter

6.) Ensure they understand the reason for the arrest and their rights to counsel

40
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Establishing the facts in issue for a charge

T
I
P
P

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T - Time and date of crime

I - Identity of the suspect/accused

P - Place (Location or jurisdiction) of the crime

P - Plus the elements of the offence

41
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Glock 17M Semi-Automatic Pistol

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42
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Highway traffic act definitions

Driver:

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  • A person who drives a vehicle on a highway
43
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Highway traffic act definitions

Highway:

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  • Includes a common and Public Highway, Street, avenue , Parkway, driveway, Square place, bridge or Trusel, any part of which is intended for use by the public for the passage of vehicles included the area between the lateral property lines there of (fence line to fence line)
44
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Highway traffic act definitions

  • Roadway:
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  • means the part of the highway that is improved designed or ordinarily used for vehicle traffic, but does not include the shoulder and wear a highway includes two or more separate roadways to turn. Roadway refers to one roadway separately and not all the roadways to collectively.

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