Hobble Restraint Device (HRD)

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When can the Hobble Restraint Device (HRD) be used?

To control the feet/legs of a violent or potentially violent arrestee (correct)

To secure the ankles, knees or elbows of a non-violent arrestee

To bind the suspect's hands and feet together

To secure the wrists of a non-violent arrestee

When should the HRD not be used?

To secure the ankles, knees or elbows of a non-violent arrestee

To control the feet/legs of a violent or potentially violent arrestee

To bind the suspect's hands and feet together (correct)

To secure the wrists of a non-violent arrestee

What constitutes a reportable use of force?

The control of a violent arrestee (correct)

The application of normal handcuffs

The investigation of a reportable use of force

The mere application of the HRD

When securing the ankles with the Hobble Restraint Device (HRD), what should officers be cautious of?

The suspect's feet and knees Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of tying a half-hitch knot when securing the ankles with the HRD?

To prevent accidental opening of the HRD Signup and view all the answers

When securing the knees with the HRD, what should officers consider?

All of the above Signup and view all the answers

When can officers transport a person in a police vehicle with the HRD in place?

If the person's hands are secured with handcuffs and they are secured to the police vehicle's seat Signup and view all the answers

Which position should officers place the individual in after securing the HRD?

Left lateral recumbent position Signup and view all the answers

When can officers use physical force to hold the individual in one of the approved positions?

Both of the above Signup and view all the answers

In what situations should officers request a rescue ambulance to transport a violent person?

Both of the above Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of the Hobble Restraint Device (HRD) according to the text?

To minimize the time the suspect spends on his/her stomach after being restrained Signup and view all the answers

According to the UOF Directive No. 2, when can officers use strikes and kicks?

To overcome active resistance to arrest Signup and view all the answers

What should officers primarily use fist strikes on according to the UOF Directive No. 2?

Soft tissue areas Signup and view all the answers

When is medical treatment required after a strike or kick is used according to the UOF Directive No. 2?

When the individual is injured Signup and view all the answers

Officers should target all of the following areas when using strikes and/or kicks EXCEPT

Head Signup and view all the answers

When a suspect in a prone position fails to comply with an officer's commands and submit to handcuffing, officers should consider all of the following options EXCEPT

Palm heel strikes Signup and view all the answers

Officers are required to use techniques and tools consistent with Department de-escalation training to reduce the intensity of any encounter with a suspect. This is an example of which policy?

Use of De-Escalation Techniques Signup and view all the answers

Officers are prohibited from engaging in discriminatory conduct based on various factors while performing any law enforcement activity. This is an example of which policy?

Fair and Unbiased Policing Signup and view all the answers

When can an officer be subject to discipline for failing to intercede when excessive force is observed?

When the officer deviates from Department tactical training Signup and view all the answers

What is the key factor that influences the likelihood of success when attempting to gain control of an individual?

The officer's ability to apply strikes and kicks Signup and view all the answers

What does the Use of Force Directive replace?

Use of Force-Tactics Directive, No. 14, December 2012 Signup and view all the answers

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When can the Hobble Restraint Device (HRD) be used?

When should the HRD not be used?

What constitutes a reportable use of force?

When securing the ankles with the Hobble Restraint Device (HRD), what should officers be cautious of?

What is the purpose of tying a half-hitch knot when securing the ankles with the HRD?

When securing the knees with the HRD, what should officers consider?

When can officers transport a person in a police vehicle with the HRD in place?

Which position should officers place the individual in after securing the HRD?

When can officers use physical force to hold the individual in one of the approved positions?

In what situations should officers request a rescue ambulance to transport a violent person?

What is the purpose of the Hobble Restraint Device (HRD) according to the text?

According to the UOF Directive No. 2, when can officers use strikes and kicks?

What should officers primarily use fist strikes on according to the UOF Directive No. 2?

When is medical treatment required after a strike or kick is used according to the UOF Directive No. 2?

Officers should target all of the following areas when using strikes and/or kicks EXCEPT

When a suspect in a prone position fails to comply with an officer's commands and submit to handcuffing, officers should consider all of the following options EXCEPT

Officers are required to use techniques and tools consistent with Department de-escalation training to reduce the intensity of any encounter with a suspect. This is an example of which policy?

Officers are prohibited from engaging in discriminatory conduct based on various factors while performing any law enforcement activity. This is an example of which policy?

When can an officer be subject to discipline for failing to intercede when excessive force is observed?

What is the key factor that influences the likelihood of success when attempting to gain control of an individual?

What does the Use of Force Directive replace?

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