Shots Fired Calls
Burglary
Robbery
Random
100

What are some  safe approach techniques officers should use?

  • Coordinating with partner to develop a plan of operation prior to arrival

  • Using a cautious approach to provide the greatest tactical advantage

100

What is burglary?

  • Burglary is entering into a building with the intent to commit a crime 

100
What is robbery?

Robbery is a violent crime with an extremely high level of risk to peace officers, victims and bystanders. Responding officers should always remember that reverence for human life is the priority.

100

Whats was the title of our presentation 

Responding to Specific 

Crimes in Progress

200

Name two actions when arriving at a shots fire scene 

  • Advising dispatch of arrival and location

  • Immediately assess the situation

  • Ascertain if medical assistance is needed

  • Requesting cover or other resources if necessary (Wait for units to arrive before taking further action)

200
Officers should use what during approach and arrival?

Officers should use tactically sound techniques 

200

what are some response techniques officers should use?

  • Developing a plan of operation

  • Approaching the scene quickly and quietly

  • Observing for look-outs, get away drivers, and other possible accomplices

  • Taking appropriate actions upon arrival

200

What is V's Birthday?

October 15

300

What should officers do when they hear shots?

Officers should:

  • Use existing cover

  • Communicate observed actions to dispatch 

  • Coordinate the approach of responding units

  • Take appropriate actions regarding the scene and suspect 

300

The first officer at the scene should do what?

The first responding officer should take leadership responsibility.

300

What should the primary officer do when arriving to the scene

The primary officer should survey and assess the crime scene and notify assisting units and dispatch current status and developments.

300

what is Adriels favorite city 

Holtville 

400

What do you search when conducting a systematic search?

Officers should search 

  • Rooftops

  • Trees

  • High Ground

  • Inside outer buildings

  • Ravines

  • Beneath cars

  • Any location a person can hide

400

General guidelines for conducting a exterior search of the area?

  • Search in, on top of, around, and under all areas that may be used to conceal an individual

400

How do you assess if a robbery is taking place?

You can assess if a robbery is taking place by:

  • Contacting occupants by telephone

  • Speak with occupants

  • Order all occupants to leave area

400

What was one the learning targets?

Students will be able to discuss effective officer actions for the safe and tactical response to crimes in progress involving shots fired.


Students will be able to discuss effective officer actions for the safe and tactical response to crimes in progress involving burglaries.


Students will be able to discuss effective officer actions for the safe and tactical response to crimes in progress involving robberies.

500

What do you look for when conducting a investigation?

Officers should look for:

  • Blood 

  • Bullet casings

  • Bullet holes

  • Barking dogs

  • Clothing

  • Vehicles with warm engines

500

officer should look for what during point of entry 

Officers should look for possible indicators of the suspect point of entry.

500

What should officers presume when responding to a Robbery 

 Officers should presume that anybody leaving the crime scene is a suspect until proven otherwise.

500

What was one of the success criteria  

I can respond to calls regarding shots fired assuming it involves suspects who are armed and dangerous and take all necessary precautions.


I can understand although violence may not be the burglar’s intent the level of risk could quickly escalate if the situation is not properly handled by the responding officers.


I can understand robbery is a violent crime with an extremely high level of risk to peace officers, victims, and bystanders. Great care must be taken to properly plan and execute a response when a robbery is in progress.

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