Subject Resistance/Training Flashcards
Employees becoming aware of another agency employee whose actions violate a department policy,state or federal law, or local ordinance have a —————— and report the information to their immediate supervisor.
Duty to intervene
A discharge of the CEW due to a malfunction when the operator did not pull back the trigger.
Accidental Discharge
A discharge of the CEW when the operator unintentionally engages the trigger causing the CEW to fire and there is no malfunction in the equipment.
Negligent Discharge
A subjects verbal and/or physical refusal to comply with an officers lawful direction causing the Officer to use physical techniques to establish control.
Passive Resistance
A subjects use of physical evasive movements directed toward the Officer such as bracing, tensing, pushing or pulling, to prevent the Officer from establishing control over the subject.
Active resistance
A subjects attacking movements towards an officer that may cause injury but are not likely to cause death or great bodily harm to the Officer or others.
Aggressive Resistance
A subjects hostile, attacking movements with or without a weapon that create a reasonable perception by the Officer that the subject intend to cause and has the capability of causing death or great bodily harm to the Officer or others.
Deadly Force Resistance
What area is known as the primary target area? Also know as zone one.
Buttocks thighs and calves
This area is the abdominal area.
Secondary targeted area/zone two
This are carries the greatest are for injury which includes head, neck, spinal cord, kidney area and the center mass.
Third Target area/ zone three
The annual training course on the use of dart-firing stun gun must be a minimum of ——— hour duration.
One hour
Members of the training section will meet on a ————— basis in order to provide a dedicated time to discuss training issues that have been identified, as well as to propose future training recommendations, discuss training briefs, identify roll call training opportunities, identify equipment needs.
Quarterly
This training is completed how often? Firearms, CEW, less lethal, pursuit policy, use of force policy, communicable infectious diseases, all hazards/ICS, Mentally ill and legal updates
Annual
This training occurs how often? Defensive driving, use of force/subject resistance, CPR, all hazards table exercise, death investigation, ethics.
Biennial
This training occurs how often? First aid, eyewitness identification, autism, general in service topics.
Periodic (minimally every 3 years)
