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A comprehensive set of vocabulary flashcards summarizing key terms and definitions related to the Use of Force and various police procedures.
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Duty to intervene
The officer must promptly report observations and efforts made to intervene to a supervisor.
UOF Chart
A chart that outlines the use of force protocols and guidelines.
OC spray
An aerosol irritant that may only be used during protests with authorization from an incident commander in response to imminent threats.
Intermediate force
Force options that include spark display, touch stun, and low lethal shotgun usage.
Civilian employee
An individual who uses force and is required to complete a UOF Report.
CODE 3 driving
A response that emphasizes good judgment, communication, and coordination to maximize safety while minimizing risks.
Field Command Post
Operated and staffed by LVMPD personnel to oversee operations involving explosive devices.
STAR protocol
A de-escalation strategy involving a minimum of 3 officers dispatched to a call.
BOMB THREATS
Protocols for managing incidents involving possible explosives, including evacuation and command establishment.
Major Incident Plan (ICS)
An incident command system used for coordinated response to complex incidents, prioritizing life safety, incident stabilization, and property preservation.
Buffer zone
A safety area maintained by officers to create distance between opposing groups during protests.
MACTAC response
A tactical response that cannot be combined with traditional de-escalation plans due to its need for immediate action.
Drug-Free Workplace
A policy prohibiting alcohol concentration of .02 percent or above, indicating impairment.
Domestic Violence Investigations
Procedures requiring immediate contact of a supervisor when a law enforcement employee is involved as a suspect or victim.
Employment Diversity Section
The section focusing on preventing discrimination and harassment based on protected classes.