Weapons / DEFTAC Flashcards

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What is the justification for BATON?

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The decision to use your baton rests with you.

You may use your baton if in danger of being overpowered

or to protect yourself or others from injury

the force used must always be reasonable

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What is the justification for CEW?

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Discharge a Taser to:

Protect human life

Protect yourself or others where violent confrontation or violent resistance is occurring or imminent

Protect an officer/s in danger of being overpowered or to protect themselves or another person from the risk of actual bodily harm, or

Protection from animals

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What is the justification for HANDCUFFS?

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The decision to handcuff rests with you.

Officer safety is paramount.

You are generally justified in handcuffing a prisoner when they have tried to escape, to prevent escape, or

Injury to themselves or others

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What is the justification for DEFENSIVE SPRAY / OC?

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Use defensive sprays only for:

Protection of human life

A less lethal option for controlling people, where violent resistance or confrontation occurs (or is likely to occur),

Protection against animals

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Who’s decision is it to use an appointment?

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The decision to use an appointment rests with the INDIVIDUAL OFFICER

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T7 Cartridge 3.5-degree angle Stand Off (SO) Cartridge Spread and Travel?

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30cm Spread for every 3.3m of travel

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What are the USERS preferred target zones of the CEW?

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The back is the most preferred target area when reasonably practicable because it contains larger muscle groups and reduces risk of hitting sensitive body areas

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What is the preferred target zone CEW?

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The back/rear of the body is the preferred target zone

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What is the secondary target zone CEW?

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The font of the body is the secondary target zone

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Where should the CEW be aimed and what does is cause to the body?

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ABOVE and BELOW the waistline and causes NEURO-MUSCULAR INCAPACITATION (NMI)

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What is the criteria to DRAW and COVER with CEW?

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Do not draw your taser, point it, or aim it UNLESS YOU CONSIDER YOU ARE LIKELY JUSTIFIED IN USING IT

TASER MUST BE IMMEDIATELY ARMED UPON REMOVAL FROM THE HOLSTER

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What are the RESTRICTIONS FOR TASER USE?

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A taser SHOULD NOT be used in any mode:
- AGAINST A MENTAL HEALTH PATIENT SOLEY TO MAKE THEM SUBMIT TO MEDICATION OR TREATMENT

  • SHOULD NOT BE USED UNLESS EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES
  • ON AN ELDERLY OR DISABLED SUBJECTS
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What is the single cycle Taser 7 time and how to do an additional cycle?

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5 Seconds

Arc switch will need to be pressed or the trigger needs to be pulled a second time for the second probes to be discharged

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How many cycles before police have to reconsider effectiveness of T7?

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3 Cycles

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How does the taser sight work?

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PAINTING directing the RED and GREEN laser sights onto a subject

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What are the modes of use for the T7?

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Warning Arc

Probes Discharged

Drive Stun

ONE TASER DISCHARGED ON A SUBJECT AT ONE TIME

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When do Ambulance have to be called for CEW?

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ON ALL OCCASIONS ITS USED

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Rules for handing over tasers to other officers in field:

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SHOULD NEVER BE HANDED TO OTHER OFFICERS

Unless Exceptional Circumstances exist

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Why is the function conducted prior to start of the shift CEW?

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The function test is completed to verify the CEW’s core electronics and both cartridges are working properly.

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What is the preferred model for issue of the Taser?

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One taser per two police officers

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What can CEWs Ignite?

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Fuels, DEFENSE and Hair Sprays

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What is the Maximum Range of the OC Spray?

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Maximum Range is 3.5m

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What is the Tactical Movement for OC Spray?

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Spray
Move
Assess

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What are the seven steps of Defensive Spray?

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  1. Control - subjects/offenders been sprayed use verbal comms and physical restraint
  2. Instructions -
    Remain calm nit rub eyes must obey all instructions
  3. Removal-
    affected person from spray area and area fresh air, reducing possibility of 2ndary contamination
  4. Reassurance -
    effects will wear off shortly knowledge and ability to help them
  5. Decontaminate -
    apply cool water to affected areas, extensive decontamination such as showering
  6. Medical -
    assistance from ambulance or hospital
  7. Observe -
    until effects have worn off
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How far should PO stand when spraying OC?
90cm to ensure coverage
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What are the strike areas for baton both primary and secondary?
Primary - Leg, from below the hip to the toes Secondary - Arm, from the point of the shoulder to the fingertips
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What are the 3 advised NON-STRIKE zones for baton?
Head Neck Groin
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What are the handcuffing principles?
APPLY ADJUST DOUBLE LOCK CHECK
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Consideration for Taser 7?
before drawing and during use of Taser you should continually assess the situation, whilst always have a back-up plan
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What are the parts of the Taser 7?
Rear Sight Speaker Port Front Sight Trigger Arc Switch Rechargeable Battery Pack Cartridge Release Button Central Information Display Cartridge Bays 3 LASERS GREEN TOP and RED BOTTOM LED Flashlight
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What are the parts of the baton?
Tip Shaft Rubber Grommet Knurled Handle Butt
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What is the Weight, Diameter and Length of the Baton?
3.175cm Diameter, 66.04cm Long, 540g Weight
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Parts of the Expandable Baton?
Tip End Shaft Middle Shaft Handle End Cap
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What is the Weight, Diameter and Length of the Expandable Baton?
51.28cm Length Expanded, 19.74cm Closed, 462g Weight
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What are the parts of Handcuffs?
Swing Arm Fixed Arm Body Knurled Lock Hinge/Chain
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What is the CONTROL THEORY?
The goal is CONTROL of the situation and you need advantage for control
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What are the OFFICER / SUBJECT FACTORS?
Age Gender Size Fitness Skill Level Multiple Officers / Subjects
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What are the SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES TOM?
Proximity to a Weapon Special Knowledge Injury or Exhaustion Ground Position Disability Imminent Danger Drugs / Alcohol Mental State
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What are the 10 Options of TOM?
1. Communication 2. Tactical Disengagement 3. Weaponless Control 4. CEW 5. Firearm 6. Active Armed Offender Tactics 7. Contain and Negotiate 8. Officer Presence 9. OC Spray 10. Baton
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What is the concept for use of force?
COMMUNICATION is the hub of the wheel and therefore should be used as a component of all other tactical options
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What is the COLOUR CODING of a BUILDING?
WHITE - usually natural front of premises RED - right side of premises BLACK - rear side of premises GREEN - left side of the premises
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What is the TACTICAL MOVEMENT for BAE and S?
Shape Shadow Silhouette Surface Spacing Movement
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What is COVER?
Anything that provides protection from hostile fire
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What is CONCEALMENT?
Is protection from hostile observation
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3 Steps for Entry to the Building / Movement into Rooms?
(i) Entry to the building is at one point only. (ii) As police approach doorway or opening that they intend to enter, they should keep in mind the concept of assessing the threshold (iii) The police should search as much of the area that they are about to enter from cover.
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What is firearm discipline BAE?
Firearm up to the police
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What are the principles of room entry? ABC and S, S, DA
SPEED to SURPRISE to DECISIVE ACTION Accurate Fire, Body Armour, Cover from hostile fire; ALSO KNOW AS (ABC)
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What are the 6 Concepts and Principles of Team Movement?
1.Maintain Visual / Proximity Contact with Team 2. Maintain Security 3. Communication 4. Flexible Speed of Movement 5. Threshold Evaluation 6. Muzzle Discipline
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What are the 7 Steps to stop a vehicle?
1. CONTACT 2. ISOLATION 3. WARNING 4. STOP 5. CHECK 6. ACTION/APPROACH 7. RESOLUTION
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What are the Elevated Risk Vehicle Stops Steps?
1. CONTACT 2. ISOLATION 3. WARNING 4. STOP 5. CHECK 6. ACTION/APPROACH 7. RESOLUTION FIREARM DISCIPLINE
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Positional Asphyxia?
- Persons handcuffed should not be placed in a prone position for extended periods of time - Do not leave them lying on their stomach or in any position where pressure is exerted on the stomach or where the face is obstructed
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What are the FIVE Steps of Tactical Communication? AWOCA
1. ASK 2. WHY 3. OPTIONS 4. CONFIRM 5. ACTION
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3 Steps of EDGES WEAPON DEFENCE?
- Protect Your Body - Create Distance from the Threat - Stop Continuation of the Threat
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What are the 5 steps of a person search?
Quick run hands over Requirement to remove outer clothing Examine anything in possession Electronic metal detector Any other component of legislation
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Three Principles of a Strip Search?
Three principles: SLOW, SYSTEMATIC and THOROUGH
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Two ways to Search?
Crush Method and Blade of Hand
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What does FACTS stand for?
Find the owner Assess the property Consider The Situation
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What does Hot Alerts stand for?
Hidden Obviously Suspicious Typical Alert Level Elevated Receipt Threat Sensitive
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3 Things not to do if suspected bomb?
TOUCH TILT TAMPER
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What are the 10 FATAL ERRORS?
Lack of knowledge, apathy and/or complacency Taking a bad position Failure to recognise danger signs Poor or no search Failure to handcuff Failure to watch hands Relaxing too soon Making false assumptions Tombstone courage Sleepy or asleep on the job