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Which of the following is a reason for test firing by firearms or lab personnel?
Which of the following is a reason for test firing by firearms or lab personnel?
- To investigate police involved incidents
- For tactical purposes
- To provide evidence in a criminal matter
- To determine the functionality of firearms (correct)
What is the purpose of the Notable Event Review Panel?
What is the purpose of the Notable Event Review Panel?
- To conduct a brief internal review (correct)
- To provide tactical support to officers
- To review internal investigations
- To investigate police involved incidents
Who may be part of the Notable Event Review Panel?
Who may be part of the Notable Event Review Panel?
- The Chief of Police and all Bureau Commanders
- The Executive Officer, Chief’s Office and the supervisor of the Firearms Training and Tactics Section
- The Team supervisor or their designee and a representative from the Office of General Counsel
- All of the above (correct)
When may an outside agency be called upon to investigate?
When may an outside agency be called upon to investigate?
What is the purpose of the directive entitled, 'Firearms Procedures'?
What is the purpose of the directive entitled, 'Firearms Procedures'?
What type of incidents may be referred to an outside agency for investigation?
What type of incidents may be referred to an outside agency for investigation?
What is the definition of a police involved incident?
What is the definition of a police involved incident?
Who is responsible for referring incidents to an outside agency for investigation?
Who is responsible for referring incidents to an outside agency for investigation?
What is the primary objective of the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
What is the primary objective of the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
What is the definition of Serious Bodily Injury according to RSMo. 556.061?
What is the definition of Serious Bodily Injury according to RSMo. 556.061?
Which of the following is NOT a reason for possessing a firearm, according to the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
Which of the following is NOT a reason for possessing a firearm, according to the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
Who determines if an outside agency or the Team will lead the investigation of police involved incidents?
Who determines if an outside agency or the Team will lead the investigation of police involved incidents?
Which internal department procedure is responsible for investigating incidents involving police officers?
Which internal department procedure is responsible for investigating incidents involving police officers?
What is the primary responsibility of the F.Team?
What is the primary responsibility of the F.Team?
Which external agency is responsible for investigating incidents involving police officers?
Which external agency is responsible for investigating incidents involving police officers?
What type of investigations take precedence over internal investigations?
What type of investigations take precedence over internal investigations?
What is the primary role of the Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBA) in the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
What is the primary role of the Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBA) in the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
What is the primary source of authority for the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
What is the primary source of authority for the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
What is the role of the F.Team when an outside agency is investigating a police involved incident?
What is the role of the F.Team when an outside agency is investigating a police involved incident?
What is the primary purpose of the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
What is the primary purpose of the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
What determines if an incident is deemed appropriate for investigation by the Chief of Police or designee?
What determines if an incident is deemed appropriate for investigation by the Chief of Police or designee?
What is the purpose of the written directive entitled 'Outside Agency Investigation of Police Involved Incidents'?
What is the purpose of the written directive entitled 'Outside Agency Investigation of Police Involved Incidents'?
Which of the following is NOT a type of incident that would trigger the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
Which of the following is NOT a type of incident that would trigger the Police Involved Incident Response procedure?
What is the primary goal of the investigation procedures outlined in the content?
What is the primary goal of the investigation procedures outlined in the content?
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Study Notes
Police Involved Incident Response
- The Department's procedure for handling police involved incidents aims to ensure fair and thorough investigations.
Terminology
- Discharge of firearm refers to any use of a firearm by a Department member, excluding recreational purposes, range practice, training, qualification courses, competitive sporting events, and destroying or euthanizing an animal.
Serious Bodily Injury
- Defined as physical injury that creates a substantial risk of death or causes serious disfigurement, protracted loss or impairment of any part of the body (RSMo. 556.061).
Incident Investigation
- Incidents involving the use of force by a member that result in death or serious bodily injury will be investigated.
- The Chief of Police or designee will determine if an outside agency or the Department's Team will lead the investigation.
Team Responsibilities
- Investigate incidents involving the use of force by a member that are not otherwise investigated by an outside agency.
- Respond to all incidents investigated by outside agencies and act as a liaison.
- Conduct criminal investigations as directed by the Chief of Police or designee.
Criminal Investigations
- Take precedence over internal investigations and will typically be completed before an internal investigation begins.
- Will be conducted in accordance with the "Firearms Procedures" directive.
Notable Event Review Panel
- Consists of the Chief of Police, Bureau Commanders, Executive Officer, supervisor of Firearms Training and Tactics Section, representative from the Office of General Counsel, and other members deemed appropriate by the Chief of Police or Investigations Bureau Commander.
- Conducts a brief internal review limited in scope as described in Section IV, H of the directive.
Outside Agency Investigation
- A law enforcement agency outside of the Department with extensive death investigative experience will investigate the incident.
- May also be called upon to investigate or assist on investigations of other criminal matters in circumstances where the Chief of Police or designee deem it necessary for transparency and public trust.
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