Tactical Approach(1)(3)
Tactical Approach (pt2)
Establishing a Perimeter
Conducting a Systematic Search for Suspects
100

primary objective 

  • arrive at the scene as quickly but as safely as possible. 

100

considerations for lights and sirens

  • nature of crime, distance, traffic, time since crime occured, other units responding, and agency policy.

100

purpose 

  • contain/isolate the crime scene

100

what is a systematic search for suspects? 

When a search involves the possibility of encountering an armed and dangerous suspect

200
  • Vehicle Code Section 21055(a)

  • Exemption from certain vehicle code sections if

  • Emergency vehicles are being driven in response to an emergency, rescue operations, pursuit of an actual or suspected violator of the law, and/ or when responding to a fire alarm. 

200

Why is it important to communicate? 

  • to have units take alternate routes, cover escape routes, make a perimeter, and not get in the way of other responding emergency vehicles.

200

types 

  • inner perimeter

  • Outer perimeter

200

is communication a good thing 

yes

300

Under the conditions of Vehicle code section 21055(a) officers may 

  • Safely proceed through a red light, stop sign, exceed maximum speed limits (when it does not endanger life or property), and disregard the direction of movement or turning while maintaining regard for public safety. 

300

things to consider for safe vehicle control 

  • have units take alternate routes, cover escape routes, make a perimeter, and to not get in the way of other responding emergency vehicles.

300

size needed

As big as needed

300

where to search 

the whole area

400

What to do on approach

  • Make a plan, approach quietly, communicate with dispatch, approach on foot

400

what is cover 

protects from bullets 

400

what is the integrity of the perimeter?

when officers remain where they were assigned to be until relieved, not leave their posts with the exception of exigent circumstances, and communicate with other units and dispatch regarding changes and observations. 

400

what risk level does the activity have 

high risk 

500

what should the primary officer do 

  • Observe/control the scene, communicate with dispatch, make approach, coordinating with other officers, requesting additional resources if needed

500

what is concealment

hides person. 

500

what should students be able to do after this chapter? 

After this chapter students will be able to explain the primary purposes for establishing crime scene perimeters and Demonstrate appropriate actions when conducting a search for suspects.

500

what precautions should be taken? 

appropriate precautions