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Managing Hostage Situation

is the directing and controlling of human materials and resources by the police authorities

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Planning

consisting of work to be performed in order to predetermine a course of action

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Forecasting

It calls for anticipating condition, problems and opportunities that may be confronted during and after incident.

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Establishing Objective

It is the determining the desire result.

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Establishing Priorities

a process of creating a sequence of steps to be followed in reaching the objectives.

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Scheduling

establishing action commitments

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Allocating Resources

identifying manpower and logistics required to reach objectives and effectively utilize available human and material resources.

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Establishing Procedure

standardizing ways of performing specified work according to nature and demand of work.

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Establishing Policy

providing answer to an important question and problems which are anticipated and provides for action that is in the interest of the police.

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Organizing

It is consisting of work to be performed in order to arrange and relate work so that it can be accomplished effectively.

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Structuring Work

identifying and classifying works that needs to be performed and overseeing their proper implementation.

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Delegating

entrusting responsibility and authority to others and establishing accountability.

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Developing Relationship

creating condition which is necessary for mutually cooperative efforts and teamwork.

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Leading

Is consisting of work to be performed in order to stimulate people to take effective action.

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Leading

It is also the process of influencing the work of participants in crisis situation.

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Making Decisions

arriving at conclusion and judgements about results

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Communicating

a process of creating understanding

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Motivating

require inspiring and encouraging and impelling to take required action.

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Selecting people

choosing of the right people with appropriate skills, attitude, technical knowledge and experience to perform specific works.

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Developing People

improve the knowledge, skills and technical know-how of all the people.

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Controlling

consist of work to be performed in order to assess and regulate work in progress and which needs to be finish.

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Controlling

this also involves issuance of orders arises in given situation.

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Developing Performance Standard

establishing criteria in order to differentiate between acceptable and inacceptable performance.

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Measuring Performance

recording and reporting the work performance to be used as parameters in determining the effectiveness.

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Evaluating Performance

appraising the work and result of the work performed through records and reports.

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Correcting Performance

regulating and improving methods and result based on records and report.

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Identify the Physical Object

It is the exact location of the event or place. It may be structure either concrete or light materials a vehicle or a position with no structure or vehicle involved.

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Establish an Inner Perimeter

The purpose of this is to control the ingress and egress. This also prevent escape of the suspects.

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Establish Outer Perimeter

The purpose of this is to restrict vehicular and pedestrian traffic, including bystanders and media.

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Organize Fire and Observation Team

The purpose of this is to provide cover for the arrest and assault team to obtain information.

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Activate Negotiating Team

The purpose of this is to effectively deal with the suspect to release the hostages to by getting the demand of the hostage takers.

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Deploy Arrest and Assault Team

arrest and assault team such as the Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) Teams are assigned the task of taking perpetrators into custody.

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Maintain Reserve

a good formula to follow is that for every three police officers deployed one should be held on reserve.

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Hostage Incident

It is any incident in which people are being held by another person or persons against their will, usually by force or coercion.

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Hostage

Is a person held as a security for the fulfillment of certain terms

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Negotiate

It means to arrange or settle by conferring or discussing

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Crisis Negotiation

means the use of communication techniques and strategies to influence the person to change their behavior.

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Stockholm Syndrome

development of unique relations between the hostages and hostage takers

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Stockholm Syndrome

a strong attachment of the hostage victim to the hostage takers after a long period of captivity, by the hostage became sympathizer of the hostage takers.

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Team

a small group of people with complementary skills who are committed to a common purpose, performance goals and approach.

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Negotiator Supervisor

responsible for the overall functioning of the negotiating team

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Primary Negotiator

is the direct communication link to the hostage takers and responsible for the verbal tactics.

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Secondary Negotiator

is the pipeline between the negotiation team and primary. He helps to develop verbal tactics, provide moral support for the primary.

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Intelligence Officer

is the responsible for gathering intelligence from various sources, interviewing all relevant persons involved in the incident.

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Mental Health Consultant

is responsible for evaluating the personality of the hostage taker, recommending negotiation strategies, monitoring team stress.

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Equipment Officer

is someone who understands technical information regarding radios, computers, pone systems, mechanical systems, etc.

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Command Post

a unit commander and his staff exercise command over the hostage incident.

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Ground Commander

is the designated senior officer in command of the incident. Also termed “incident comman der"

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Tactical Team

an assault team responsible in carrying out assault operation whenever negotiation fails.

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Tactical Team Supervisor

is responsible for the mobilization of the members of the team.

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First Component

is responsible for maintaining perimeter control both inner and outer. Also called containment sub team

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Second Component

members of this sub-team make an undetected approach to the location, plan and prepare for the release of hostages. Also called apprehension and assault sub team

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Third Component

the sniper and observer sub team. It provides intelligence on factors present at the exact location includes physical layout placement of walls.

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Concerned attitude

the negotiators communicate with an attitude that he has genuine interest in the hostage takers.

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Reasonable problem solver

the negotiators assume the role of a leader.

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Buddy fellow traveler

one of commiseration with the hostage taker and work well with trapped felons, impulsive people and antisocial personalities.

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Columbo dumb but trying persona

the negotiator does not have all the answer but is trying to do the best he can.

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Non-judgmental and directing

the negotiator is compassionate but firm and competent. It is good with depressed persons, disoriented or dependent people.

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Reactive Phase

performance, initial action, action, and post action.

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Proactive Phase

includes prediction, prevention and preparation.

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Salvari Vitas

to save lives

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Man Made Crisis

civil disturbance, revolution, border incident war, kidnapping, hijacking, hostage taking, terrorist activities.

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Natural Crisis

typically, naturally disaster considered acts of God, such as environmental phenomena.

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Emergency

came from the Latin word EMERGENTIA means dipping; plunging, and calling for immediate action.

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Crisis

came from the Greek word that means TO SEPERATE and refers to unstable and dangerous social condition characterized by impending abrupt change,

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Emotional Labeling/Reflecting Meaning

a response which the negotiator let the hostage taker know he understands the facts and the feelings of the hostage taker is communicating.

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Paraphrasing

a response that the negotiator repeats/listening and understand the subject meaning in the negotiator’s words, gives the negotiator’s essence of his message

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Mirroring/Reflecting Feelings

negotiator mirrors back to the hostage taker the emotion and repeat the last word or phrase.

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Open Ended Questions/Statements

directed at the hostage taker designed to get him to open up and give a long verbal answer

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Effective Pauses

not anything when the hostage taker finishes talking, encouraging him to fill the empty or blank space with additional communications or informations.

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Minimal Encouragement

saying yes, okay or other verbal indicators that the negotiator is actually listening to the hostage taker.

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I-Messages

the negotiator response to the hostage taker and the messages personalize the negotiator without becoming a personal attack and allow negotiator to introduce new ideas without raising excessive resistance.

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SummativeReflections

the negotiator summarizes the main facts and feelings that the hostage taker has expressed over a relatively long period.

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Emotional After Effects

the hostage taker is unable to emotionally relax, remains fearful of the future, and becomes apprehensive, tense, and nervous, experiencing an anxiety like attacks.

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Behavioral After Effects

this includes social and self-isolation, uncontrollable crying, and increase or decrease in aggression, poor concentration, intrusive thoughts, trouble with authority figures, an increases startle response and alcohol and drug abuse

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Sleep Disorder

most common physical aftereffects.

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Nightsmares

includes sights, sounds, smell, tastes, physical pains and emotions of captivity.

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Withdrawal from Close Personal Relationship

the ex-hostage may erect an invisible wall and not allow anyone inside the wall.

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Positive After Effects

They believed themselves to be better people for having suffered and endured captivity and made it them a better person.

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Patrol Officers

responds to the physical objectives, confirms situations, evacuates injured and the threatened, evaluates situation, establish inner and outer perimeters and gather information.

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Assistant Ground Commander

performs delegated duties, tactical planning, perimeters, negotiation, support elements, and media relations.

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Emergency Services Teams

Conduct reconnaissance, arrest, counter-snipping, isolation and evacuation, and non-lethal placing ammunition.

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Communication Specialist

set-up and monitor communication equipment, and monitor surveillance equipment.

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Field Photographer

gather tactical intelligence, record and preserve the physical objective and physical evidence.

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Public Information Officer

conducts media briefing, monitor media activities, and monitors community sentiment.