Hostage Crisis Negotiation
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What was the location of the Negotiation Operation Center (NOC)?

  • In the police department
  • In an office in a bank across the street from the Chase branch (correct)
  • In a separate building several blocks away
  • In the Chase branch
  • Why is it ideal to have a buffer between the Negotiation Operation Center and the crisis point?

  • To allow for more team members to be present
  • To have a clearer view of the crisis point
  • To allow for easier communication with the police department
  • To provide a safer distance from the worst-case scenario (correct)
  • Who was the police department negotiator on the phone?

  • Joe (correct)
  • An FBI agent
  • The author
  • A student of the author
  • Why did the team use a policy of having multiple people on the line?

    <p>To pick up extra information and offer behind-the-scenes input</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was one of the tasks of the team members listening in?

    <p>To gauge the mood of the bad guy taking the lead</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What do students of the author often ask about the negotiation process?

    <p>Why do you need a team to hear someone out?</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the implication of the FBI's conclusion about the importance of having a team in negotiations?

    <p>It is really not that easy to listen well</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How many people were on the line in some standoffs, according to the text?

    <p>Five</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Negotiation Operation Center (NOC)

    • The NOC was set up in an office in a bank, across a narrow street from the Chase branch where the hostage situation was taking place.
    • The proximity of the NOC to the crisis site was a disadvantage, ideally requiring a buffer zone.

    Negotiation Team Strategy

    • The policy is to work in teams, with multiple people on the line to analyze information and provide guidance.
    • A team of 5 people or more may be involved, with each member listening in and providing input.
    • Roles within the team include:
      • Lead negotiator on the phone (Joe in this case)
      • Team members listening in and providing input
      • Analysts gauging the mood of the perpetrator
      • Analysts listening for clues or "tells" to better understand the situation

    Effective Listening

    • The FBI's use of a team to facilitate effective listening is a testament to its complexity.
    • It is not as easy to listen well as it may seem, requiring a team effort to fully understand the situation.

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    A excerpt from a negotiator's experience in a hostage situation, describing the setup of the Negotiation Operation Center and the challenges of being too close to the crisis site.

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