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What is the primary purpose of the 40mm launcher?
What is the primary purpose of the 40mm launcher?
- To incapacitate individuals during arrest procedures
- To fire department approved specialty impact munitions (correct)
- To control crowds by dispersing them quickly
- To serve as a lethal weapon for quick response
Which scenario does NOT fit the definition of Active Aggression?
Which scenario does NOT fit the definition of Active Aggression?
- Deploying lasers
- Peacefully protesting (correct)
- Throwing missiles
- Setting fires
What does the term 'Aggravated Active Aggression' imply?
What does the term 'Aggravated Active Aggression' imply?
- Actions likely to result in serious injury or death (correct)
- Dispersal of a peaceful assembly
- Verbal threats without physical action
- Non-lethal means of crowd control
Why is the Carotid Compression Technique prohibited by the department?
Why is the Carotid Compression Technique prohibited by the department?
What tools fall under the category of Chemical Agents and Munitions?
What tools fall under the category of Chemical Agents and Munitions?
What is the role of 'Command Presence' in crowd control?
What is the role of 'Command Presence' in crowd control?
What is the ultimate goal of Crowd Dispersal techniques?
What is the ultimate goal of Crowd Dispersal techniques?
Which of the following activities indicates a need for Crowd Control?
Which of the following activities indicates a need for Crowd Control?
Under what condition can Crowd Dispersal methods be initiated?
Under what condition can Crowd Dispersal methods be initiated?
What is the function of Arrest Teams?
What is the function of Arrest Teams?
Study Notes
40mm Launcher
- Fires department-approved 40mm specialty impact munitions in single or multi-launcher configurations.
- Prohibited for use in crowd control settings.
Active Aggression
- Defined as overt acts or threats of assault, indicating a likelihood of injury.
- Includes actions such as throwing missiles, using lasers, incendiary devices, or setting fires during crowd control incidents.
Aggravated Active Aggression
- Represents a lethal force encounter involving possible fatal physical actions.
- May not always involve a weapon but poses a significant risk of serious injury or death.
Arrest Teams
- Comprise officers working in an organized group to identify and apprehend law violators.
Carotid Compression Technique
- A controversial method to incapacitate resistant individuals through compression of the carotid arteries, resulting in loss of consciousness.
- Prohibited by departmental policy.
CEW/TASER
- Conducted Electrical Weapon designed to temporarily disrupt motor and sensory functions via electrical signals.
Chemical Agents and Munitions
- Includes personal OC spray, Mk-9, MK-60, and PepperBall® systems.
- Utilized to prevent resistance, avert assaults, or disperse crowds.
Command Presence
- A non-contact force option aimed at persuading or influencing individuals without physical interaction.
Crowd Control
- Involves strategies safeguarding lawful public assemblies and free speech against violent, unlawful activities.
- May necessitate increased police presence, expanded Crowd Management, and Crowd Intervention tactics.
Crowd Dispersal
- Techniques to permanently scatter or break up a crowd should only be used upon Incident Command declaring an Unlawful Assembly, unless exigent circumstances arise.
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Description
This quiz covers various tactics and techniques used in law enforcement, including the use of 40mm launchers, aggression definitions, arrest team operations, and controversial methods. Test your knowledge of police procedures and regulations regarding use-of-force protocols and less-lethal weapons.
