force guidelines
survival stress reaction
fundamental principles
threat assessment
MIC.
100
what f.s governs all use of force by criminal justice officers?

F.S 776 

100

four instinctual reactions for survival stress 

fight flight posture and submit 

100

balance displacement 

controlling technique used to break the subjects balance through the use of leverage principles 

100

what is dialogue 

controlled non-emotional communication between an officer and subject aimed at problem solving and communication. 

100

transporters  are also known as what? 

come along holds. 

200

addresses the use of force specifically by the state correctional and correctional probation officers. 

chapter 944 F.S 

200

orange 

recognition that a threat exists 

200

motor dysfunction 

an officer may gain control over a subject by using an incapacitation technique that causes temporary impairment of muscular control.

200

touch

nonthreatening noncustodial physical contact and can be used to support or emphasize a verbal command 

200

OC stands for what?

oleo-resin capsicum 

300

section 776.05 addresses what? 

the issue of an officer using force to make an arrest. 

300

yellow 

general awareness of possible threats 

300

pain compliance 

a subjects response to a combination of pain and verbal commands to stop resisting

300

what do you need for pressure points ?

 touch pressure, stabilization 

300

telegraphing ?

small eye hand , or foot movement in the direction that you plan to move.

400

chapter 945 F.S 

establishes that the department of corrections has jurisdiction over the supervisory and protective care, custody, and control of inmates and offenders. 

400

red 

specific threat identified and appropriate actions taken 

400

relative positioning 

where you stand or position yourself in relation to the subject.

400

pressure point tech. covered in book?

under the jaw 

hollow behind the ear 

hollow behind the collarbone 

under the nose

hollow of the neck 

400

two methods of delivering strikes. 

snap back, penetration 

500

aggressive resistance 

a subject hostile, attacking movements toward an officer that may cause injury but are not likely to cause death or great bodily harm to the officer or others.

500

white 

unaware that a threat exists 

500

if you can see subjects hand what is the reactionary gap between yall?

6-9 feet

500

pressure points use what kind of compliance? 

pain compliance 

500

retracted very quickly thus enabling multiple strikes, creating distance, setting up the techniques, and causing distance 

snap-back