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What must an arresting officer complete if an arrestee is known or suspected of having significant mental or behavioral health concerns?
What must an arresting officer complete if an arrestee is known or suspected of having significant mental or behavioral health concerns?
Which detail is NOT required on the Arrestee Mental Health Status/Suicidal/Homicidal Tendency Report?
Which detail is NOT required on the Arrestee Mental Health Status/Suicidal/Homicidal Tendency Report?
How should the report be distributed after completion?
How should the report be distributed after completion?
What is the protocol for transporting an arrestee with suspected or known mental/behavioral health concerns?
What is the protocol for transporting an arrestee with suspected or known mental/behavioral health concerns?
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Which color copy of the report is designated to accompany the arrestee's charging documents?
Which color copy of the report is designated to accompany the arrestee's charging documents?
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What is the purpose of the Arrestee Mental Health Status/Suicidal/Homicidal Tendency Report?
What is the purpose of the Arrestee Mental Health Status/Suicidal/Homicidal Tendency Report?
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Study Notes
Officer Initiated Action: Criminal Charges or Warrants
- Arresting officers must complete all required arrest reports when handling cases involving suicidal, homicidal, or significant mental/behavioral health concerns.
- The Arrestee Mental Health Status/Suicidal/Homicidal Tendency Report (DPD 707) is mandatory for these situations.
- Essential components of the DPD 707 report include:
- Signature of the arresting officer.
- Name and badge number of the receiving Denver sheriff deputy, including date and time of custodial transfer.
- Distribution of report copies is as follows:
- White copy: Submitted to Denver Sheriff Department.
- Pink copy: Accompanies the arrestee’s charging documents for the court file.
- Arrestees with mental/behavioral health concerns are to be transported directly to the Detention Center by the arresting officer.
- Transport via Denver Sheriff Department scout vans or placement in district station temporary holding cells is prohibited for these individuals.
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Description
This quiz focuses on the protocols and procedures to be followed by officers when dealing with arrestees who may have mental health concerns. It covers required reporting and documentation, ensuring the safety of individuals during the arrest process. Learn about the importance of mental health assessments in law enforcement actions.