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KLETC Week 4
KLETC Week 4
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why is it important for an officer to be able to articulate their actions in a use of force incident
for storytelling the events that occurred
to support the want to use deadly force
for accountability in order to safeguard the rights of the public
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why should officers identify the weapon they may use and the consequences of non-compliance
it makes us sound cool
it forces the suspect tomake the choice of where the situation will go
avoids lawsuits
looks good on body cam
3
what did graham vs connor do to aid officers in the decision making process for use of force
it allowed officers to act to the threat of violence, not violence itself
it allowed officers to have qualified immunity
it allowed officers to use excessive force
4
compliance, non-verbal cues/intimidation, verbal non-compliance, passive or defensive resistance, active aggression
levels of resistance
levels of communication
indicators for use of force
5
what determines if a technique is a soft or hard empty hand technique
the amount of force you use
the amount of injury that occurs as a result of the techniques
whether you have big or small hands
6
emotional intelligence and self-regulation are important aspects in our
duty to intervene
de-escalation
hand control technique skills
report writing process
7
Protective gear issued to protect officer from chemical/biological hazards; can save officers life's (ballistic armor)
PPE
PEP
PPP
PEE
8
how is an officers duty to intervene affected by emotional intelligence and self regulation
by holding myself and others accountable
by only worrying about myself
by being emotional
9
some things an officer needs to consider before deploying an ECD include all of the following except
to use OC first
distance
pregnant females and elderly
availabilty of target areas
10
what is the one plus one theory in relation to an officers force escalation
officers are justified in using deadly force when it is reasonable
officers are justified in using less force to stop resistance
officers are justified to use more force than what they would usually do
officers are justified in going level 1 of force above what they are facing
11
what are the ways an officer can use to keep an airway open
tourniquet
gauze
nasopharyngeal airway (NPA)
mouth to mouth
12
principles can be applied to use force decisions to minimize both criminal and civil liability include all except
never create a new risk forinjury to innocent or uninvolved third parties
never used as retribution or punishment
follow four requirements for use of force
never ask questions, just react
13
why should an officer check their equipment daily
to keep it in the vehicle
to be able to buy new equipment
to make sure it works effectively
to follow policy
14
Describe a situation where a weapon may be used during an in progress call?
where there was a suspect that was non-compliant and cursed at officers
where there is a suspect that i do not like
where loss of life, loss of evidence or serious bodily injury could occur
where intimidation is present
15
Jeopardy is move to use the force against LEO;would lead a reasonable officer in similar position to have fear of injury
covert act
overt act
physical act
16
ways to controlling or prevent hypothermia include all the following except
cover casualty with anything available that will help maintain body temp
minimize the casualty's exposure to the elements
replace wet clothing with dry if possible
leave them on concrete
17
Some of the signs that person may be affected by excited delirium include all of the following except
shaking and shivering
elevated body temp and heart rate
profuse sweating
falling asleep
18
where should a tourniquet be places on the extremity in the hot zone
as high as possible
loosely under the wound
close to the wound
on top of the wound
19
what are the main target areas an officer wants to strike with a baton while in the extended mode
face and neck
groin and butt
head and back
arms and legs
20
what are the ways in the hot zone officers can stop severe bleeding
tourniquet
bandaids
gauze
first aid
21
BATH stands for
bleeding, airway, tension pneumothorax, hypothermia
bleeding, artery, tendons, hyperthermia
cleaning yourself
blood, attention, threat, help
22
when usinf force, an officer actions must be
one level above
when it feels good
good enough
objectively reasonable
23
tension pneumothorax is penetrating wounds into the back, chest, abdomen, shoulder or neck. how can it be treated?
israli bandage
tourniquet
NPA
chest seal
24
some ways to safely move casualties in a cold zone include all the following except
leave them there
spineboard
lift or carry
drag
25
what is the decision making triad in relation to use of force
lethal, aggravated, hand control
in-service, call for service, patrol
capability, opportunity, jeoperdy
capability, intention, lethal
26
When responding to the scene, what should Officer look for?
cover, distance, escape and threats
drugs, weapons, suspects and evidence
cover, concealment, ways to use force and threats
27
what does S.I.R.F. stand for (Graham Factors)
stress response, immediate threat, reasonable suspicion and force
safe search, initial threat, reaction time and formulate survival response
severity of crime, immediate threat, resisting and evading arrest (flight)
28
appropriate force, verbal control, display weapon, identify weapon, consequences of non-compliance, use force, control
steps of controlled escalation model
levels of decision making
levels of use of force
29
it's important to maintain a professional demeanor/verbal commands during application of force for all reasons except
de-escalation
compliance
less lethal approach
promotion
30
which of the expactant level of injury in the green, yellow and red zones of the body is correct
red is unlikely to cause serious injury
green is high possibility of serious or permanent injury
yellow is possiblility of serious or permanent injury
green is possibility for serious or permanent injury
