30 Questions
What is the purpose of establishing inner perimeter positions according to the text?
Ensure officers have protection from projectiles
Which of the following is NOT a consideration for officers when selecting inner perimeter locations?
Physical description of hostages
What is the role of the 'React' team established by the IC?
To handle the subject upon exit
What is the purpose of establishing outer perimeter positions?
Isolate the subject from the outside world
What is an essential step in intelligence gathering procedures?
Making a diagram of the interior with obstacles and hazards
In handling a critical incident, what should officers consider to ensure safety?
Directing the subject where they want them to go
What information should be included when obtaining a description of the subject(s)?
Any criminal history information available
'React' teams are primarily responsible for:
Handling the subject upon exit
'Reactionary gap' allows officers to:
"React" at a safe distance after analyzing an emergency condition
'Inner perimeter positions' are primarily established to:
"Provide officers protection from projectiles"
What is the correct procedure regarding assault plan considerations?
Assault should only be carried out based on an imminent threat.
Who should maintain overall Incident Command during a tactical unit's involvement?
Incident Command but deferring tactical decisions to the ERU Commander
What should officers do if relieved from their inner-perimeter positions?
Report to the Incident Command post for additional assignment or debriefing.
When are family members, friends, or clergy members allowed to negotiate with the subject?
After proper approval from a trained Police Negotiator.
What type of report does an officer prepare for a person suffering from mental illness during an incident?
Behavioral Health Incident Tracking Form
In what circumstances should officers engage in negotiations with the subject during a barricade situation?
Only if they have established good rapport.
What is identified as the most valuable asset to police in handling barricade and hostage incidents?
Time
What should officers prioritize in barricaded gunman or hostage situations?
Protecting themselves and fellow officers
Why is it crucial for officers to plan for the unexpected in barricade and hostage incidents?
Situations are constantly changing
What does the policy of 'time, talk, and tactics' guide officers to do in handling barricade and hostage incidents?
Handle the situation using a strategic approach
What is one reason why mistakes during the police response to barricade and hostage situations can be dangerous?
They can result in injury or death to officers and civilians
Who are typically the first to respond before Emergency Response Units to barricades or hostage incidents?
Uniform Patrol Bureau Officers
What is the main purpose of the policy outlined in the text?
To provide guidelines for officers on how to respond to barricade and hostage incidents
Which of the following is NOT a key factor officers should consider when determining if immediate intervention is necessary in a barricade or hostage situation?
Whether the subject has previously been involved in a similar incident
Which of the following is the most accurate statement about the role of the initial responding officer in a barricade or hostage incident, according to the text?
The initial responding officer is responsible for establishing Incident Command, but a command officer will assume that role as soon as possible
Which of the following is NOT a key step for officers to take when arriving at the scene of a barricade or hostage incident?
Wait for backup officers to arrive
What is the primary reason the text states that officers should not rush to resolve a barricade or hostage situation?
Rushing the situation can cause the subject to react in a violent way, resulting in injury or death
Which of the following is the MOST important factor for officers to consider when determining if immediate intervention is necessary in a barricade or hostage situation?
Whether shots have been fired at anyone
Which of the following is the LEAST likely outcome for a barricade or hostage situation, according to the text?
The situation is resolved through a combination of negotiations and tactical deployment
Which of the following is the MOST accurate statement about the role of the Emergency Response Unit (ERU) in a barricade or hostage incident, according to the text?
The ERU is responsible for providing tactical support and deploying a resolution if negotiations fail to meet their objectives
This quiz covers the challenging and potentially dangerous situations that police officers may face during barricaded gunman or hostage scenarios. It emphasizes the importance of following proper policies and procedures to ensure the safety of officers, civilians, and subjects involved.
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