K-9 Bite Policy: Fort Wayne PD

According to the K-9 bite policy, what is the primary purpose of establishing guidelines for K-9 handlers?

According to the K-9 bite policy, what is the primary consideration for the K-9 handler and the Fort Wayne Police Department?

What action is the canine handler required to take if they experience neighborhood problems involving their canine?

According to the K-9 bite policy, how is a 'bite' defined?

What is the definition of a 'crime bite' as outlined in the K-9 bite policy?

According to the K-9 bite policy, when completing the steps for a 'Bite Procedure', what is considered a 'non-crime bite or uncontrolled bite'?

When a bite occurs involving a K-9 unit, according to policy, who should the handler immediately notify?

According to the K-9 bite policy, when should the Canine Commander and the Canine trainer be notified of a bite incident?

In the event that the Canine Commander or trainer are unable to respond immediately after a K-9 bite incident, who is designated to begin the administrative bite review?

After a K-9 bite incident, what specific documentation is the handler required to complete?

According to the K-9 bite policy, which entity is responsible for receiving all reports pertaining to the investigation of a K-9 bite incident?

Following a K-9 bite incident, what specific type of documentation should be obtained as soon as possible?

According to the K-9 bite policy, what action is required for every department canine bite?

In the event of a K-9 bite, if the handler is not in immediate control of the animal, according to the policy, this would be classified as which type of bite?

What principle does the Fort Wayne Police Department Canine (K-9) Bite Policy OP95-1902 prioritize above all else?

In instances where a K-9 handler's canine is involved in repeated neighborhood disputes, what specific procedural step must the handler undertake?

According to the K-9 bite policy, if a patrol dog bites a fleeing suspect during an apprehension, how would this incident be categorized?

What implications arise under the K-9 bite policy if a canine, unprovoked, bites a person while off-duty with its handler, and is not under the handler's direct control?

What is the expected chain of notifications immediately following a recorded K-9 bite incident, according to protocol?

Following a canine bite incident, why does the K-9 bite policy require the handler to write a separate report?

According to the K-9 bite policy, if the designated investigator is the K-9 handler themselves, to whom do they submit all reports pertaining to the bite investigation?

Why does the K-9 bite policy emphasize the immediate taking of photographs after a bite incident?

As per the K-9 bite policy, what procedural action is universally applied to every instance of a department canine bite?

A K-9 handler witnesses their canine escaping their control and biting a civilian. According to the K-9 bite policy, how should the situation be classified?

A K-9 unit is called to assist in apprehending a suspect fleeing from a robbery. During the pursuit, the K-9 bites the suspect. How does the K-9 bite policy categorize this event?

A K-9 handler takes their dog home after a shift. While playing in the backyard, the dog nips a neighbor's child, causing a minor scratch. Based on the excerpt from the K-9 bite policy, how is this incident classified?

A K-9 handler is conducting a demonstration at a local school. During the demonstration, the K-9 accidentally bites a student. What immediate action must the handler take according to the K-9 bite policy?

Following a K-9 bite, the handler is tasked with creating a detailed incident report. What essential information must this report include?

After a K-9 bite incident, all pertinent reports need to be submitted to a specific authority. According to the excerpt, who is the designated recipient of these reports?

What specific visual evidence is mandated to be captured following a K-9 bite incident?

The K-9 bite policy stipulates a specific procedure to review such incidents. What is the primary goal of performing an administrative review?

Suppose a K-9 handler is undergoing significant personal stress, leading to diminished control over their canine. If the canine subsequently bites a member of the public due to this lack of control, how does the K-9 policy likely classify this incident?

A senior K-9 handler is first on the scene of a non-crime bite incident and begins the administrative bite review since the Commander has not arrived. Is this correct procedure according to the text?

Is there an age limit to report a neighborhood problem? The K-9 handler is concerned about the age of the reporting party.

How is this document named?

If the Canine Trainers office receives a report without a photograph, what action must they take?

Per the K-9 bite policy, which scenario dictates immediate formal reporting?