TA07: TOF/TENR Flashcards

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What does TENR stand for?

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T - Threat
E - Exposure
N - Necessity
R - Response

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Basic definition of “Threat” in terms of TENR

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A person or thing likely to cause damage or danger. (In terms of TENR, the threat is assessed)

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Basic definition of “Exposure” in terms of TENR

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Who/what is exposed to the threat? What is the potential harm

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Basic definition of “necessity”? in terms of TENR

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The necessity to the act now, later or not at all Is considered

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Basic definition of “response”? in terms of TENR

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Any response is timely, proportionate and appropriate which is based on a considered risk assessment of threat, exposure and necessity.

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What is the biggest factor that causes Police officers to get injured and put in danger?

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Complacency. A sense of contentment, over confidence or self satisfaction.

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What is TENR?

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It is the Police threat assessment methodology

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What are they elements of the threat assessment?

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  • Intent
  • Opportunity
  • Capability
  • Environment
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What elements make up the Tactical options framework?

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  • Cooperative
  • Passive resistance
  • Active resistance
  • Assualtive
  • GBH or Death
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Subject behavior whilst being “cooperative”?

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There is a cooperative and willing response to a police officers lawful request or direction.

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Subject behavior for “passive resistance”

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The subject refuses, with little or no physical action, to cooperate with the officers lawful direction.

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Subject behavior for “active resistance”

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This is identified as increased scope and intensity of resistance beyond simple verbal defiance.

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Subject behavior for “assualtive”

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This is identified as actively hostile behavior accompanied by physical actions or an intent, expressed either verbally and/or through body language to cause physical harm.

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Subject behavior for “GBH or Death”

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The subject exhibits actions that the officer believes are intended to, or likely to cause grievous bodily harm or death to any person.

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What does PCA stand for and what does it refer too?

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Perceived cumulative assessment.

It is your subjective assessment, and continuous reassessment of an incident, using TOF/TENR.

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16
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What’s does section 39 of the crimes act 1961 cover?

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Section 39 relates to the use of force when carrying out an arrest or executing a warrent or process.

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What’s does section 40 of the crimes act 1961 cover?

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Section 40 of the crimes act relates to the use of force to prevent a person trying to avoid arrest or to escape after arrest.

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What’s does section 41 of the crimes act 1961 cover?

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Section 41 relates to the use of force to prevent suicide or certain offenses.

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What’s does section 42 of the crimes act 1961 cover?

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This section gives justification to those witnessing a breach of the peace to interfere, using force if necessary, to prevent the disturbance from continuing or restarting.

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What’s does section 48 of the crimes act 1961 cover?

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This section looks at the justification of the use of force in self-defence or the defence of another.

21
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What’s does section 62 of the crimes act 1961 cover?

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Excess force. Everyone authorized by law to use force is criminally responsible for any excess, according to the nature and quality of the act that constitutes the excess.