SWTC Phase 1 Academy Quiz

SWTC WI LE Academy 720 Hour - End of phase Quiz - Phase 1

Approach Considerations

A. Decision-Making (terms within this bullet)

Justification and Desireability

Approach Considerations

B. Tactical Deployment (terms within this bullet)

Control Of Distance

Relative Positioning

Relative Positioning With Multiple Subjects

Team Tactics

Approach Considerations

C. Tactical Evaluation (terms within this bullet)

Threat Assessment Opportunities

Officer / Subject Factors

Special Circumstances

Level / Stage / Degree of Stabilization

INTERVENTION OPTIONS (MODE)

A. Presence

To prevent a visible display of authority

INTERVENTION OPTIONS (MODE)

B. Dialogue

To verbally persuade

INTERVENTION OPTIONS (MODE)

C. Control Alternatives

To overcome passive resistance, active resistance, or their threats

INTERVENTION OPTIONS (MODE)

D. Protective Alternatives

To overcome continued resistance, assaultive behavior, or their threats

INTERVENTION OPTIONS (MODE)

E. Deadly Force

To stop a threat

Approach Considerations (main terms, A,B,C)

Decision - Making

Tactical Deployment

Tactical Evaluation

INTERVENTION OPTIONS (MODES)

A,B,C,D,E

Presence

Dialogue

Control Alternatives

Protective Alternatives

Deadly Force

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

A. Stabilize

Application of restraints, if necessary

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

B. Monitor / Debrief

No considerations

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

C. Search

If appropriate

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

D. Escort.

If necessary

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

E. Transport

If necessary

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

F. Turn-over / Release

Removal of restraints, if necessary

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

bullets in order.

A,B,C,D,E,F

A. Stabilize

B. Monitor / Debrief

C. Search

D. Escort

E. Transport

F. Turn-Over/ Release

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

A.__________

Stabilize

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

B.___________

Monitor/debrief

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

C. __________________

Search

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

D.____________

Escort

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

E._____________

Transport

FOLLOW-THROUGH CONSIDERATIONS

F._____________

Turn-Over/Release

ICS (RESPOND)

R__________

REPORT

ICS (RESPOND)

E._____________

EVALUATE

ICS (RESPOND)

S._______________

STABILIZE

ICS (RESPOND)

P______________

PRESERVE

ICS (RESPOND)

O______________

ORGANIZE

ICS (RESPOND)

N______________

NORMALIZE

ICS (RESPOND)

D__________/______________

DOCUMENT / DEBRIEF

ICS (RESPOND)

REPORT(bullet points)

Become aware

plan response

arrive / assess

alarm / inform

ICS (RESPOND)

EVALUATE (bullet points)

look for dangers

determine back up needs

enter when appropriate / tactically sound

ICS (RESPOND)

STABILIZE (bullet points)

Subjects

Scene

ICS (RESPOND)

PRESERVE (bullet points)

LIFE

conduct an initial medical assessment

Treat to level of training

Continue to monitor subject

EVIDENCE

ICS (RESPOND)

ORGANIZE (bullet points)

Coordinate additional responding units (If needed)

Communicate with dispatch and others

Organize the collection of evidence (if appropriate)

ICS (RESPOND)

NORMALIZE (bullet points)

Provide for long term monitoring ( as Appropriate)

Restore scene to normal

Return Radio communications to normal

ICS (RESPOND)

DOCUMENT / DEBRIEF (bullet points)

Debrief self, others, and subjects

Document Incident Appropriately

REACT

R__________

REQUEST COOPERATION

REACT

E__________

EXPLAIN REASON

REACT

A__________ _________

ALLOW CHOICE

REACT

C_________ __________

CHECK DECISION ( is there anything I can say to…….?)

REACT

T______ _________

TAKE ACTION

DONE

D__________

DANGER

DONE

O_________ _________

OVERRIDING CONCERN

DONE

N___ __________

NO PROGRESS

DONE

E_________

ESCAPE

List the 3 steps of the Basic Contact Model (OIR)

Step 1 = O________

Opening

List the 3 steps of the Basic Contact Model (OIR)

Step 2 = I__________ ________

Information Gathering

List the 3 steps of the Basic Contact Model (OIR)

Step 3 R________

Resolution

List the 3 steps of the Basic Contact Model (OIR)

Opening

Information Gathering

Resolution

List the 4 criteria under Stat. 51.15 regarding Probable Dangerousness, with 1 criteria req. to do an Emergency Detention

Danger to self

Danger to Others

Inability to care for self

Inability to satisfy basic needs

Non-threatening and non-compliant behavior

Passive Resistance -

Maintaining a level of counteractive behavior that is not controlled by an officers current efforts

Continued Resistance

Bodily injury that creates a substantial risk of death, causes serious permanent disfigurement, causes permanent loss or impairment of the function of the body or organs, or other serious bodily injury

Great Bodily Harm

Behavior that physically counteracts an officers control efforts and creates a risk of bodily harm to the officer, subject, or other persons

Active Resistance

A dispute resolution strategy (REACT) used with non-compliant individuals

Arbitration

Direct actions or conduct that generates bodily harm

Assaultive Behavior

Officers use of time, distance, and relative positioning in combo with PCS to attempt to stabilize a situation and reduce the immediacy of threat posed by an individual

De-escalation

Phrase implying that a reasonably careful person performing similar duties and acting under similar circumstance would act in the same manner

Due regard

A conflict resolution strategy to assist disputants in voluntarily reaching a mutually acceptable decision

Mediation

in some states for civil litigation, it is a failure of a law enforcement officer to conform their conduct to a standard of a reasonable law enforcement officer under the same or similar circumstances

Negligence

The standard by which many actions of a police officer are judged: WHould your actions be judged appropriate by a reasonable person based on the totality of the circumstances and the information known to you at the time

Objectively Reasonable

939.45 - Certain conduct is defensible from prosecution under certain circumstances. The defense of privilege can be claimed : conduct is in defense of persons or property, conduct is good faith, and conduct is a reasonable accomplishment of a lawful arrest

Privilege

Exceptions to the general requirement of a warrant under the 4th amendment search and seizures. Exigent circumstances occur when a law enforcement officer has probable cause and insufficient time to secure a warrant because of fear for life, the destruction of evidence, or suspects flight.

Exigent Circumstance

Probable cause

A set of facts and circumstances that woukld lead a reasonable officer to beleive that a specific crime is being, or has been committed by a specific person.

Specific and Articulable facts that would lead a reasonable officer to suspect that a law violation is about to take place, is taking place, or just took place. You are not exactly sure what is going on, but you want to freeze the situation while you investigate further

Reasonable Suspicion

The taking or detaining of a person by word or action into custody so as to subject his liberty to the actual control and will of the person making the arrest. There must exist the intent to take a person into custody, and a corresponding understanding by the person arrested that he is in “custody”, although no formal declaration of arrest is required.

Arrest

A temporary restriction of a persons freedom by law enforcement to investigate possible criminal activity. It’s different from arrest, which involves taking someone into custody for a longer period of time.

Detention

When law enforcement detains a person in a safe place, such as a government facility or foster home or medical facility, to protect them from a dangerous situation or person, including self-harm.

Protective Custody

The intentional use of a firearm or other instrument that creates a high probability of death or great bodily harm.

Deadly Force Definition

The elimination of all other viable alternatives. Within the DAAT system, you may use deadly force to respond to behavior, but only if no other reasonable option is available. In other words, Deadly force is a last resort. You must be able to articulate that, if possible, you attempted to escalate through other modes and tactics, and that all other options except deadly force were closed

Preclusion

What are the 3 elements of the Imminent Threat Criteria

1. Intent

2. Weapon

3. Delivery System

What are the 3 target requirements

1. Target Acquisition

2. Target Identification

3. Target Isolation

Any behavior that an officer reasonably believes: Has caused or imminently threatens to cause death or great bodily harm to you or another person/s

Subject behavior that justifies law enforcements use of deadly force

Law Enforcement may use force legitimately when it is needed to achieve control in 5 specific situations.

1. To achieve and maintain control of resistive subjects

2. To detain persons reasonably suspected of criminal behavior

3. To make lawful arrests

4. To defend themselves or others

5. To prevent escape

4 limitations to an officers legitimate use of force:

1. The U.S. Constitution

2. Wisconsin Law

3. Agency Policy

4. Officer Training

Under Graham V. Connor the U.S. Supreme Court identified 3 criteria to I.D. if an officers use of force is reasonable. Those Criteria Are:

1. The severity of the alleged crime at issue

2. Whether the suspect poses an imminent threat to the safety of officers and / or others

3. Whether the suspect is actively resisting or attempting to evade arrest by flight

List the 5 officer / subject factors

1. Age

2. Size

3. Strength

4. Skill Level

5. Numbers (# of officers vs # of suspects)