Questions and Answers
What qualifies as a critical incident requiring notification of specific agencies?
Who is responsible for notifying the involved agencies about a critical incident?
Which agencies must be notified following a critical incident?
When should the notified agencies respond to the scene of a critical incident?
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What is required in the event of a critical incident?
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Study Notes
Critical Incident Definition
- A pursuit leading to death or serious bodily injury is classified as a critical incident.
- Such incidents mandate immediate notification of key oversight bodies.
Notification Responsibilities
- The Denver District Attorney's Office must be informed of the incident.
- The Internal Affairs Unit is also required to be notified.
- The Office of the Independent Monitor must receive notification as well.
Commanding Officer's Role
- The commanding officer of the Team Investigations Unit (TIU) or their designee holds responsibility for notifications.
- They must ensure that the aforementioned entities are alerted promptly.
Timing for Response
- Notification allows these entities the opportunity to respond to the incident scene.
- This response should occur while evidence is still present and before concluding the investigation.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the procedures following a critical incident that results in death or serious injury. Participants will learn the responsibilities of various offices, including the Denver District Attorney's Office and Internal Affairs Unit. Understanding these protocols is essential for effective law enforcement response.
