Response To Resistance - Officer Involved Use of Force - 2-2

According to OPD policy, which team has sole responsibility for criminal investigations and case management of incidents resulting in serious injury or death involving use of force by an OPD officer?

What is the primary responsibility of involved officers immediately after a use of force incident resulting in serious bodily injury or death?

Which of the following is NOT a stated responsibility of a witness officer immediately after an officer-involved incident resulting in serious bodily injury or death?

What is the role of Responding Officers after a use of force incident?

The OIIT is commanded by a Captain and reports to which entity?

What does 'OIIT' stand for in the context of Omaha Police Department policy?

In the event that both an Involved Officer and a Witness Officer are present at a scene where deadly force was used, who has the primary responsibility of coordinating the arrival of Responding Officers and directing a perimeter for scene preservation?

An off-duty OPD officer witnesses a serious assault and uses their firearm to prevent further harm to the victim, resulting in the assailant's death. According to OPD policy, which of the following actions MUST occur?

Who must an OIIT Lieutenant consult with to determine which officers need to submit detailed Supplementary Reports?

What is the responsibility of the UPB officer assigned to stay with the subject at the hospital?

Who qualifies as an immediate family member for a private viewing of a deceased person at the hospital?

What action must the OIIT Hospital Sergeant take upon a subject being pronounced clinically dead?

What is the primary responsibility of the officer assigned as the floor monitor at CPHQ during an incident investigation?

Besides detectives involved in the investigation, which other OPD employees are allowed access to the CPHQ fourth floor during the initial stages of an incident investigation?

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the OIIT Interview Sergeant?

What determines whether Witness Officers need to complete a formal interview, a detailed written report, or provide a verbal statement?

An additional OIIT On Scene supervisor can be leveraged for secondary scenes, what authority do they have?

How does the policy ensure proper chain of custody for evidence gathered from the hospital or UPB officer?

What should officers transporting cooperating witnesses instruct them to do?

What action should officers take if a witness who claims to have observed the incident refuses to cooperate at the scene?

According to the provided information, what is a potential consequence of transporting witnesses from a crime scene to another location without their consent or probable cause?

Who is responsible for completing reports from the scene of an incident involving an officer?

Who should the Internal Affairs Unit notify if they have not already been notified of an incident?

Who assumes responsibility for the OIIT members and takes command of the investigation?

According to the content, who is responsible for coordinating and assigning personnel to make next of kin notifications for suspects and all decedents?

What is the role of the UPB Incident Commander at the scene of an incident?

Which entity should complete the inventory and round count of collected firearms?

Prior to any media releases that name any involved parties, what action must be taken regarding next of kin?

Besides the OIIT Sergeants, which additional entities are required to be included in the investigation, per NRS §29-1401?

Following an officer-involved incident, what determines the disposition (release, booking, cleaning) of the involved officer's equipment and clothing?

In the context of handling firearms as evidence, what specific concern mandates that the firearm(s) should be directly collected by the FIU employees?

What is the rationale behind ensuring the process of firearm inventory and round counts is recorded on audio/video in front of the Involved Officer, if possible?

Insanely difficult: Consider a hypothetical scenario where the OIIT On-Scene Sergeant is incapacitated, and the UPB Incident Commander is unavailable due to another emergency. Furthermore, the Forensic Investigations Unit is delayed due to a city-wide incident. According to protocol, what IMMEDIATE action should a patrol officer take to secure potential video evidence from cruisers on-scene, while adhering to the overarching principles of evidence preservation and chain of custody?

What is the primary responsibility of responding Uniform Patrol Bureau (UPB) supervisors upon arriving at a scene?

According to the guidelines, what type of questions can a supervisor ask an Involved Officer immediately after arriving at the scene?

Prior to the arrival of the OIIT, how should on-scene officers handle evidence if it is tactically safe to do so?

What documentation should a UPB supervisor start or continue to ensure critical tasks are completed?

What is the procedure for handling Involved Officer's weapons after a critical incident?

Who should be notified in the event of a serious incident, in addition to the precinct and unit chain of command and CIB personnel?

What specific information should officers obtain from individuals during a neighborhood canvass after an incident?

When can BWC and MVR recording be stopped at an incident scene?

What action should be taken regarding vehicles involved in an incident scene?

What is the purpose of using privacy screens around bodies at a crime scene?

If an Involved Officer declines to make a statement, what should the supervisor do?

According to policy, where are Involved Officers to be transported directly after a critical incident?

What specific detail must be documented in a Supplementary Report after conducting a preliminary neighborhood canvass, if a residence is checked but no one is present?

In the context of evidence handling at a crime scene, what does 'marking the location' of evidence entail when it must be moved for safety reasons prior to OIIT arrival, and why is this practice critical?

Considering the complexities of managing Involved Officers after a critical incident, what specific legal and procedural rationale underpins the instruction that supervisors must not engage in questioning beyond immediate public safety concerns until the officer has had an opportunity to consult with legal representation and been advised of their Fifth and Sixth Amendment rights?

OIIT Responsibility

Involved Officer

Officer Involved Investigations Team (OIIT)

Witness Officer

Involved Officer Immediate Actions

Witness Officer Immediate Actions

Responding Officer Immediate Actions

OIIT Command Structure

Relieve Witness Officers

First-Aid Relief

Identify Witnesses

Maintain Perimeter

Incident Command

Coordinate Rescue Squads

Preserve Evidence

Secure Vehicles

Secure Crime Scene

Employ Privacy Screens

Collect BWCs

Involved Officer Questions

Do not Touch Weapons

Remove Involved Officers

Crime Scene Log

OIIT On Scene Detective Role

UPB Officer's Hospital Role

OIIT Detective's Hospital Evidence Role

OIIT Interview Sergeant Role

Interview Recording Requirement

OIIT CPHQ Sergeant: Access Restrictions

OIIT CPHQ Sergeant: Monitoring

OIIT Lieutenant: Supplementary Reports

OIIT Lieutenant: Witness Officer Statements

OIIT Hospital Sergeant: Coroner Contact

Cooperating Witness Transport

Witness Communication Rule

Non-Cooperative Witnesses

Witness Separation

Chief's Report

Report Completion Responsibility

OIIT Captain's Role

Weapon Collection

Replacement Weapons

Outside Agency Investigators

Next of Kin Notification Role

On-Scene Sergeant's role

UPB Incident Commander

Evidence Collection Oversight

Video Evidence Handling