27 Questions
What is the recommended position for holding the Stop Stick cord?
Low against the road
Which deployment strategy is recommended for covering multiple lanes?
Cluster deployment with staggered Stop Stick patterns
What should you do if the Stop Sticks were not struck during deployment?
Inspect them for damage and return to the trunk if undamaged
Which of the following is NOT a recommended safety consideration?
Wrapping the cord around your body or gear
Where should Stop Sticks be stored in the patrol car?
In the underside of the trunk lid
What should you do if the Stop Sticks were struck during deployment?
Carefully remove the damaged Stop Sticks from the sleeve
What is the primary consideration when deploying tire deflation devices (TDDs) like Stop Sticks?
Officer safety
What should you do after deploying Stop Sticks?
Move to a safe location away from the road
Which of the following situations should prompt extra caution when considering deploying Stop Sticks?
The pursuit speeds are excessive, or the suspect appears to be under the influence
When should Stop Sticks NOT be deployed?
All of the above
What is the recommended deployment location for Stop Sticks when near an intersection?
Before the intersection, to prevent the suspect from turning away
What should you avoid doing when deploying Stop Sticks?
Rushing the deployment or deploying in a bad location
Which of the following best describes the purpose of Stop Sticks?
To create a controlled release of air from the tires
What is a key advantage of using Stop Sticks compared to other tire deflation devices?
They provide a more gradual deceleration of the vehicle
Which of the following factors should be considered when determining the deployment location for Stop Sticks?
All of the above
If Stop Sticks are deployed but not struck by the fleeing vehicle, what action should be taken?
Notify other units to be prepared for continued pursuit
What is the recommended deployment strategy for Stop Sticks when covering multiple lanes?
Deploy separate sets of Stop Sticks in each lane
How many feet of cord does the Stop Stick cord reel provide?
80 feet
What is the primary purpose of using Stop Sticks?
To disable the tires of a fleeing vehicle
Which of the following is a key advantage of using Stop Sticks compared to other tire deflation devices?
Safer for officers to use
What should you avoid doing when deploying Stop Sticks?
All of the above
What is the recommended deployment location for Stop Sticks when near an intersection?
On the far side of the intersection
What should an officer do after deploying Stop Sticks?
Move to a safe location
Why is a Cord Reel provided with 80 feet of cord for deploying Stop Sticks?
To allow the officer to move a safe distance away
What is a significant tactical advantage of using the Cord Reel with Stop Sticks?
Enhanced ability to retreat to a safer position
Why is it essential for an officer to move away from the road after deploying Stop Sticks?
To reduce the risk of harm from oncoming traffic
What is the primary purpose of using a Cord Reel with Stop Sticks?
To allow the officer to move a safe distance away
Learn about the Stop Stick tire deflation device used by APD, including training guidelines and deployment procedures. Understand the importance of officer safety during the deployment of Stop Sticks.
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