Introduction to response policing

Why do we need response policing?

-          Legal requirement

-          Duty of care

-          Meeting national and force targets

-          Quality of service and values of the police service

Police code of ethics and professional standards

 

Role of a first responder

-          Preserve life

-          Emergency first aid

-          Protect property

-          Resolve conflict

-          Protect the public

-          Proactively patrol communities

-          Identify vulnerable people – help and support

-          Identify lines of enquiry to investigate

What is the FCCO?

What is there grading for different incidents?

FCCO- force contact centre operations

 

THRIVE (FFCO grading)

-          Threat

-          Harm

-          Risk

-          Investigation

-          Vulnerability

-          Engagement

What is a grade 1 incident?

What sort of incidents are these?

How quickly do you respond?

Grade 1 –HIGH- immediate response (15 min response time) – blues and 2s

-          Danger to life

-          Use of violence

-          Threat of violence

-          Serious injury/ damage to property

-          Crime in progress

-           Op drachma (Paedophile hunter)

-          A suspect detained at scene

-          Serious RTC

-          A road traffic collision blocking a major road

-          Police linked alarms

-          Persons reported trapped (Fire)

-          Telematics (car reports if crashes in fancy cars)

What is a grade 2 incident?

What sort of incidents are these?

How quickly do you respond?

Grade 2-MEDIUM- within the hour – Normal road speed

-          Specific concern for someone’s safety

-          Offender detained and risk of escape or violence

-          A witness or evidence is likely to be lost

-          Sudden or unexpected death

-          Injuries or serious obstruction at RTC

-          An incident where delay may result in distress/ possible injury or damage

What is status code 0?

Emergency call – getting beaten up

What is status code 1?

On duty

What is status code 2?

Available- on patrol

What is status code 3?

Available- on standby (don’t really use)

What is status code 4?

Refreshments

What is status code 5?

En-route to incident

What is status code 6?

At scene/ dealing with incident- show this status code when you get to every job

What is status code 7?

Committed but deployable

What is status code 8?

Unavailable- not deployable i.e. sat outside the cell looking at the prisoner if they are suicidal

What is status code 9?

Prisoner escort

What is status code 10?

At court

What is status code 11?

Off duty

What do you do when you arrive at a scene?

Arriving at the scene

Always say state 6 when arriving at the scene to Comms

Assess the scene including threat harm & risk

Situation report (what do you see) – sitrep

What is the golden hour?

First hour after an incident is where you get your best evidence

What does APC mean for when we get to a scene?

APC

-          Assess

-          Protect

-          Communicate

What is vulnerability?

Vulnerability- A person is vulnerable if, as a result of their situation or circumstances, they are unable to care for or protect themselves or others from harm or exploitation.

What are open questions?

-          5 Ws and How

i.e. who , what , where, when , what and how

What is TED the acronym?

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TED

-          Tell me

-          Explain

-          Describe

How can we update the GMP systems?

Update GMP systems

-          Result Comms

-          BWV download

-          Crime recording

-          Care plans

-          RTC reports

-          IOPS

-          DASH

-          Intelligence

-          Pocket notebook

-          MG11- a statement

-          Specialist department

-          Multi agencies

-          Exhibits

-          PNC