where do physical altercations usually end up on.
ground
during a physical confrontation how many degrees does a officer have to be aware of
360
T/F The time between arrest and jail is not crucial. A prisoner cant be dangerous and may not try to escape
false
during altercations what must peace officers do
Peace officers must:
-not panic
-continue to breath
-stay relaxed
-have the will to survive
T/F In a physical conflict on the ground, the risks are lower and the suspect has less access to the peace officer’s firearm.
false
When transporting a prisoner, peace officers must:
- Ensure the safety of themselves and others.
- Prevent the escape of the prisoner.
- Safeguard the prisoner's welfare.
- Arrange for medical evaluation if needed.
what must officers do quickly
respond
if there is a altercation with a weapon what must the peace officer do
secure the weapon
-gain the position of advantage
-be immediate without hesitation
Peace officer agency policies on prisoner transportation will vary, but key safety elements include
Searching the prisoner and vehicle
- Proper positioning and securing of the prisoner
- Continuous observation during transport
what are the ground control considerations an officer can do
Back mount
Top mount
Side control
Guard
T/F Peace officers must be able to respond quickly and decisively to maintain control of their firearm and repel the attack.
true
before the transport what should the officers do
Search the prisoner for weapons and confiscate any contraband before transport. The transporting officer is responsible for the prisoner once in the vehicle
heihei
T/F All prisoners must be properly restrained before transport, usually with handcuffs behind their backs, unless special circumstances exist. Officers should ensure handcuffs are adjusted and double locked
true