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Edge weapon attack types
Overt
And
Spontaneous
Edge weapon attack techniques
The stab
The thrust
The slash
What is the acronym blade?
B) Be prepared and accept injuries
L) look at your environment
A) Act
D) defend and Defeat
E) Evaluate the situation
Types of Baton strikes
Dominant
Recovery
Straight
What are the two tactical baton modes?
Open
Closed
What are the target areas of a baton?
To the centre mass of the presented threat, I.e.
Centre mass arm
centre mass leg
centre mass body
What is the acronym WEALTH?
W) Weapons - ( Gun knife, baseball bat?)
E) Escape roots -( Eyes looking leadfoot
A) Accomplices ( His friends, Your back
L) Languages ( Body language
T) Terrain ( pmq bar Outside, Temperature
H) Hands ( In pockets behind back
What are the colours of the awareness spectrum?
Condition white - I’m ready to act
Condition yellow - Basic level of alertness
Condition orange - Alarm trouble volatile situation
Condition red - Total focussed on the threat
Condition black - Panic paralysis overwhelmed
The eight tactical principles
Threat cues
Time distance ratio
1+1 rule
Cover and concealment
De-escalation
Back up
Tactical mindset
the 10 fatal errors
Complacency
Bad position
Failure to recognize danger Signs
Poor or no search
Failure to handcuff
Failure to watch hands
Relaxing too soon
False assumption
Tombstone, courage
Fatigue
Types of threat ( people )
Career criminals - Hate for law-enforcement, They have experience dealing with police, They have been educated by spending time in provincial and federal prison system, They can fabricate and use sophisticated and devastating weapons.
Extremists, Terrorist and Fanatics - Their equipped trained and organized their disciplined and committed to effect specific causes. Either working in groups or a Lonewolf attacker, motivated by interpretations of political movements or religious beliefs.
Combative tactics - People who trained in martial arts and Combative sports. Including military and police training.
Person in crisis - individuals who may suffer from PTSD, Drug addiction, mental illness In most cases, they will not be cooperative and most likely assaultive.
What is the acronym PROVE ?
P) Point and safe direction
R) remove the ammunition
O) Open the action
V) verified that there is no round in the chamber
E) Examine physically and visually Yeah.
Under the NDA, where do we get our general powers of arrest As military members?
Section 154 under NDA
EVERY PERSON WHO HAS COMMITTED FOUND COMMITTING OR BELIEVE UNDER REASONABLE GROUNDS HAVE COMMITTED A SERVICE OFFENCE,, Or who is charged with have committed a service offence maybe placed under arrest
Under the NDA where do the military police get their powers of arrest?
section 156 - Officers and noncommission members who are appointed as military policeCan detain or arrest without a warrant any person who is subject to the Code of service discipline, regardless of rank or status.
Anyone who has committed is found committing or believed on reasonable grounds to be about to commit or to have committed a service offence
Or who is charged with having committed a service offense
Can exercise such powers for carrying out of the coat of service discipline as he prescribed and regulations made by the governor in council
Under the criminal code of Canada, what section is arrest without a warrant by any person?
section 494 - A person whom he finds committing in indictable offence or who on reasonable grounds, he believes has committed a criminal offence or is escaping from a freshly pursued person who have lawful authority to arrest that person.
What section under the criminal code a peace officer may arrest without a warAnt?
A police officer may arrest without a warrant, a person who is committed in indictable offence who unreasonable grounds is believed, has committed or is about to commit indictable offence a person who is fined committing a criminal offence or a person in respect to whom He has reasonable grounds to believe that a warrant of arrest or committal in Any form is enforced within the territorial jurisdiction in which the person is found.
Under the criminal code of Canada, what is section 25?
Everyone who is required or authorized by law to do anything in the Administration or enforcement of the law
(It gives us the power for use of force)
what is section 26 of the criminal code of Canada?
Everyone who is authorized by law to you use force is criminally responsible for any excessive force.
How did the criminal court of Canada win his section 27?
Everyone is justified in using as much force as reasonably necessary to prevent the commission of an offence.
What is the Acronym AIM?
A) ability
I) intent
M) means
What is the acronym ARC?
A) avoid
R) Redirect
C) Counter attack
what are the three factors of the survival triangle?
Legal
Physical
Psychological
When will secondary searches be conducted?
Little or no light
Inclement weather
Too much or excess clothing
Removing socks or footwear
What are exceptions of not handcuffing?
Obvious subject, immobility, or physical inability
Injuries that would be aggravated
Very young age
An overwhelming MP presence
When will a use of force report be submitted?
Are use of force report shall be submitted as soon as possible after the occurrence whenever an MP is involved in any use of force incident
Once a search is completed, handcuffs will be removed unless one of the conditions exist. What are they?
Risk of flight
Potential escalation of violence
Possible injury to the arrested person or others
Preservation of evidence
What are the Physiological effects of OC spray?
Burning of exposed skin
Burning and inflammation of mucous membrane
Burning and construction of throat and Oesophagus
Involuntary closure of eyes
Psychological effects of OC spray?
Intense panic
Loss of Will to fight
Special considerations when not to use OC spray?
Hypodermic needle effect
Young and elderly
People with respiratory problems
What are the two types of handcuffs?
Metallic construction ratchet type
Plastic Construction ( Approved safety cutters must be present)
Decontamination for OC spray
Only one subject is under control
Exposed to fresh air
Flush eyes with uncontaminated water
Fresh clothing
Record all decontamination
What are all the sections of the use of force module?
Centre white - situation
Clockwise black - Assess, Plan, Act
Clockwise black /grey - Cooperative, Passive, Active resistant, Assaultive, Grievous, bodily harm or death
Control options - Officer presence , top perception, bottom tactical considerations
Control options green - Communication
Control options yellow - right to left - soft, physical control, hard
Control options orange - intermediate weapons
Control option red - lethal force
What are the justification of use of force?
Control - the subject
Defend - yourself
Protect - the public and subject
Effect - Lawful arrest
Prevent - The continuation of offence
When is the lethal force used?
When you have reasonable grounds to fear, grievous, bodily harm or death for yourself or for another person
What is the definition of deadly force
something that is intrinsically designed to cause GBH or death
Police officers likely to be killed
Use of force last resort
No physical control
Was not authoritative enough
No Comand presence
Well liked by the community
Friendly to everyone
No verbal/conversational control
what are the four tactical positions and considerations ?
Assessment
Contact/avoidance
Control management
Take down
Remember- Evade, invade, space ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,tactical disengagemenT
Gunpoint Arrest - Gunpoint arrest are conducted when it is believed a subject is armed with a weapon