Principles of Arrest and Control
If an officer uses reasonable force, is he classified as an aggressor?
No
What does awareness mean in relation to peace officers?
Being alert to any potential threats a peace officer may face in a situation.
What is "Physical Control"?
Control of things or people.
What is the purpose of reasonable force?
To make an arrest (stop fleeing/resistance)
Peace officers must be aware of objects or areas that can be used as protection or concealment. T or F?
True
What is "Self Control"?
Maintaining composure and confidence.
What is the requirement to be able to make an arrest and use reasonable force to do so?
Probable Cause
What are the 3 foundations for Arrest and Control?
Awareness, Balance, and Control.
What is "General Control"?
How one keeps control of the situation.
Who determines the punishments for crimes?
Courts
What should officers be aware of relating to their safety?
They should be aware of potential hazards that could endanger them.
Define "Control"
"Control, as it relates to arrest and control, not only means verbally or physically gaining and maintaining control of a subject. It also means maintaining control of one’s emotions."
Why is focus and self-control important when using force?
Because you do not want to make the mistake of using excessive force.
What are examples of potential hazards that peace officers should be aware of?
The distance between the suspect and the peace officer and the suspect's hands.
Name 5 Areas of the Body Which Require Maximum Protection
Head, Throat/Neck, Chest/Heart, Groin, Spine, Kidneys, and Joints.