Safety and Security
Safety and security begin with a/an ______ ________.
Professional attitude
refers to the ability to pay attention to what is going on around you; it is a state of mental responsiveness
Situational awareness
is placing yourself in a tactically advantageous location to observe an area. Positioning allows you to size up a situation while remaining in a safe place.
Positioning
is a secure and reliable form of recognizing individuals based on sound standards
Identity Verification
These are forms of what?
• state driver’s license
• state identification card
• criminal justice agency or correctional facility identification card or records
• U.S. military identification card
• U.S. passport
• facility-issued inmate wristband
• birth certificate (for minors younger than 12)
• student identification cards
Valid forms of identification
_______ ______ work if at all possible
Avoid missing
—personal attitudes toward work, perception of others, work or academic goals.
This is what category of stress
Self-induced
is holding your body in a manner that shows strength, confidence, interest, and control.
posture
The verification process may include using _______ or ______ resources.
Automated, Manual
______ identification is unexpired and unaltered and may contain security features.
Valid
______ can affect your focus and attention to detail, which can negatively influence decision-making. All officers will experience some level of job-related stress such as fear, intimidation, and anxiety.
Stress
What does the inmate’s body stance, posture, or positioning show?
What does the inmate’s facial expression show?
Is the inmate physically reaching for something or someone?
Is there a communication barrier?
Are what questions you ask yourself to do what?
Evaluate a situation
Practice ______ ________ by demonstrating confidence and control and avoiding such distracting behaviors as foot tapping, nail biting, and fidgeting.
controlled behavior
Name the automated valid identifications
facial recognition software
automated visitor registration (AVR) hand scanner
automated barcode scanner
Rapid Identification System
Automated Biometric Identification Solution (ABIS) (formerly known as AFIS)
_______ _______appears to be valid but may be missing some or all of the essential security features and information.
Counterfeit Identification
Four categories of stress an officer may experience are:
Environmental
personal
work-related
self-induced
Keeping a safe distance
Being familiar with your environment
Watching groups and individuals
Are known as what
Positioning
is being aware of any occurrence or activity,such asirregular mood changes, emotional outbursts, acting out, threatening behavior, or changes in inmate energy levels, that may signify safety and security problems.
Observing
Name manual valid identifications.
• inmate face sheet
• inmate gate pass
• inmate files
• agency identification card
• armband or wristband
• government
To ensure a positive identification, compare the person’s _______ ______ to their identification
physical appearance
Situational awareness in a correctional setting occurs in three stages:
What are they?
Being alert
Identifying a potential threat
Responding to a threat
Examples of things you may observe include:
• an inmate uniform worn incorrectly—misplaced identification, untied shoe, belt hanging to the right or left, one pant leg rolled up
• physical condition of inmate—limping, bruises, bloody nose
• physical structures during inspection or search—broken window, graffiti on wall
By applying ______ _______, you will always be alert for potential threats, and rapidly respond to incidents before they escalate beyond control.
situational awareness
a photograph, identification number, height, weight, date of birth, Social Security number, address, race, gender, age, charge, aliases, identifying marks, receipt or release date, facility location, barcode, and magnetic strip.
Are examples of what.
common information contained in the automated and manual identification systems
If, something looks suspicious during the identification process, question the person. Ask for information on the card that the person should know, such as?
their date of birth or address.