Taser Flashcards

1
Q

Model

A

X26P

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2
Q

Who uses it?

A

Police in uniform performing a response role.

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3
Q

Can you be operational and not be taser trained?

A

Yes, but can’t use taser.

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4
Q

How many tasers per car?

A

1 taser per 2 police.

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5
Q

Multiple cycles criteria?

A

Only in exceptional circumstances. After 3 cycles MUST reconsider effectiveness and consider alternatives

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6
Q

What constitutes a breach?

A

-action/inaction outside of procedures or their intent
- result in remedial training
Management action
complaint

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7
Q

Hazardous practice?

A
  • Accidental discharge
  • REckelss pointing/aiming at another
  • failing to properly store/secure
  • Covering lens
  • Anything deemed hazardous by review panel
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8
Q

Accidental discharge, what happens?

A
  • Suspension from use of taser
  • Report to supervisor
  • SUpervisor assess and suspend officer
  • SUpervisor notify EDO or OSI
  • remedial training
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9
Q

Is draw and cover a use of force?

A

Y

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10
Q

What adhere to when using taser?

A

General firearm principles

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11
Q

Discharge criteria

A
  • Protect human life
  • Protect yourself or others where violent confrontation or violent resistance
  • Danger being overpowered or risk of ABH
  • Animals
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12
Q

List the circumstances that use of taser would only be justified when that circumstance is considered EXCEPTIONAL.

A
  • Handcuffed
  • Pregnant
  • Elderly
  • CHild/small person
  • using veh or machinery if risk losing control
  • drive stun pain compliance
  • prolonged use
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13
Q

Target area

A
  • Centre mass back - preferred

- secondary - lower torso front

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14
Q

Ambulance or hospital to remove probes

A
  • face
  • eye
  • neck
  • bone
  • groin
    breast
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15
Q

Manifestation of positional asphyxia

A
  • Wild, threatening bizarre behavior
    Violent resistance
    Violent behavior
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16
Q

Risks for positional asphyxia

A
  • Drugs/alcohol
  • Prone, face down while handcuffed
  • Male
  • Overweight
17
Q

Hot handover?

A
  • Exceptional circumstances only.
18
Q

Use in high risk situations?

A

only in exceptional circumstances

19
Q

When can deploy TOU?

A
  • Siege/hostage
  • Arrest armed and dangerous
  • High risk entries and searches
  • High risk escorts
  • Security of important people
  • Support for major operations considered high risk.
20
Q

Responding to high risk situation

A
  • Consider principles contain/negotiate
  • Isolate and establish perimeter
  • Request TOU and Negs
21
Q

Custody manager for tasered PIC?

A

Record in record where tasered.

22
Q

When to complete COPS events?

A

Prior to end of shift.

23
Q

When do you need event and SITREP?

A

Probes discharged

Drive stun

24
Q

CMF

A

Inspect weekly
Register inspect weekly
Download monthly
Monthly extended spark test.

25
Q

What is the purpose of a perimeter?

A
  • provide a buffer zone between the danger and the community
    • prevent persons approaching or interfering in the police operation
    • prevent the escape of a suspect
    • facilitate the safe movement of specialist police and support services such as Ambulance or Fire and Rescue
    • to provide information/intelligence