TOF/ TENR

Question 1

what is a PCA

Answer 1

perceived cumulative assessment. a subjective continuous assessment of an incident using TOF/TENR based on info about the situation and subject

Question 2

what is TENR

Answer 2

a threat assessment methodology

Question 3

what does TENR stand for

Answer 3

threat, exposure, necessity, response

Question 4

what is threat

Answer 4

any individual/s likely to cause harm or that have the potential to hinder police in the performance of their duties

Question 5

what is exposure

Answer 5

the potential for harm to people of the security of places or things. it can be mitigated through assessment and planning

Question 6

what is necessity

Answer 6

the assessment to determine if there is a need for the operation or intervention to proceed now, later or not at all

Question 7

what is response

Answer 7

the proportionate and timely execution of police duties aided by the appropriate use of tactics and tactical options

Question 8

what makes up threat

Answer 8

opportunity, capability, intent and environment

Question 9

when does complacency occur

Answer 9

when you fail to assess and reassess and evolving situation and subject behaviour

Question 10

what are the five behaviours in TOF

Answer 10

co-operative, passive resistance, active resistance, assaultive, GBH or death

Question 11

what is reasonable force

Answer 11

force that is necessary, proportionate and justifiable given all the circumstances at the time

Question 12

what is section 39 of the crimes act

Answer 12

force used in executing process or in arrest

Question 13

how much force can be used on an offender

Answer 13

reasonable force necessary to overcome the offender

Question 14

what is section 40 of the crimes act

Answer 14

force used in preventing escape or resuce after arrest

Question 15

what is section 41 of the crimes act

Answer 15

force used to prevent suicide or certain offences

Question 16

what is section 42 of the crimes act

Answer 16

force used to prevent a breach of peace to prevent disturbance from continuing or restarting

Question 17

what is section 48 of the crimes act

Answer 17

the use of force in self-defence or the defence of another

Question 18

what is section 62 of the crimes act

Answer 18

everyone authorised to use force by law is criminally responsible for any excess use of it

Question 19

what is section 32 of the policing act 2008

Answer 19

anyone in lawful custody, a police officer may take fingerprints, footprints, palm prints, photographs and biological details. can use reasonable and necessary force to do so

Question 20

what is section 33 of the policing act 2008

Answer 20

a constable may detain a person at any place to take their identifying particulars if they have good cause to suspect a person of committing an offence by way of summons

Question 21

what is the penalty for failing to comply with section 33 of the policing act

Answer 21

imprisonment up to 6 months or a $5000 fine

Question 22

what does section 11 of search and surveillance act allow

Answer 22

reasonable force to be used to remove money and property from a person in lawful police custody

Question 23

what does section 125 of search and surveillance allow

Answer 23

the carrying out of section 11

Question 24

when must a TOR be submitted for showing

Answer 24

the showing of a TASER or firearm

Question 25

when must a TOR be submitted for using

Answer 25

communication (if combined with one of the following), metal or plastic handcuffs (with and without pain compliance), mechanical restraint, empty hand techniques, OC spray, baton striking, a weapon of opportunity, a police dog, a TASER, a firearm

Question 26

what cant be used after OC sprayed has been deployed on someone

Answer 26

spit hood

Question 27

when must a TOR be submitted

Answer 27

before end of shift