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What should officers avoid to help prevent the use of force?
What should officers avoid to help prevent the use of force?
- Making deliberate tactical or strategic actions that jeopardize safety (correct)
- Using force only as a last resort
- Taking rapid action in high-stress situations
- Communicating clearly with individuals involved
Which of the following may contribute to an individual's unresponsiveness during an arrest?
Which of the following may contribute to an individual's unresponsiveness during an arrest?
- Medical conditions or mental impairments (correct)
- Deliberate refusal to comply with law enforcement
- Being under age 18
- Excessive caffeine consumption
Why might an individual resist an arrest in a non-deliberate manner?
Why might an individual resist an arrest in a non-deliberate manner?
- They may be trained in evasive maneuvers
- They could be unaware of the situation’s seriousness (correct)
- They are likely under police surveillance
- They might be attempting to commit a crime
What factor should officers consider when dealing with unresponsive individuals?
What factor should officers consider when dealing with unresponsive individuals?
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Which scenario can affect a person's reasoning during an incident?
Which scenario can affect a person's reasoning during an incident?
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What is a key guiding principle regarding the use of force by officers?
What is a key guiding principle regarding the use of force by officers?
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Force Guiding Principles
- Officers may need to intervene decisively or use force during incidents.
- Emphasis on avoiding actions or demeanor that could provoke the need for force.
- Intentional behaviors should not compromise safety or obstruct effective resolution of incidents.
- Individuals may resist arrest for various reasons, not necessarily out of intent to defy authority.
- Factors affecting a person's ability to respond may include:
- Medical conditions and mental impairments
- Developmental disabilities or physical limitations
- Language barriers that hinder understanding
- Effects of drugs or alcohol, or emotional crises
- Officers should assess the context and reasons behind a person's unresponsiveness to opt for safer resolution tactics.
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