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According to the LAPD Emergency Operations Guide, what should an officer do if the suspect is pronounced dead at the scene?
According to the LAPD Emergency Operations Guide, what should an officer do if the suspect is pronounced dead at the scene?
- Stay with the suspect and interview them
- Obtain the paramedic slip documenting the time death was pronounced and by whom (correct)
- Discuss the circumstances of the shooting with non-essential personnel
- Transport the suspect to a hospital
What should an officer do if the suspect is transported to a hospital?
What should an officer do if the suspect is transported to a hospital?
- Stay with the suspect (correct)
- Interview the suspect
- Discuss the incident with non-essential personnel
- Write a report regarding the OIS
What should the officer do in regards to interviewing the suspect at the hospital?
What should the officer do in regards to interviewing the suspect at the hospital?
- Interview the suspect only if they request to speak
- Interview the suspect only if they are conscious
- Conduct a thorough interview with the suspect
- Instruct the officer not to interview the suspect (correct)
What information should the officer obtain from the suspect at the hospital?
What information should the officer obtain from the suspect at the hospital?
What should the officer do regarding discussing the shooting with non-essential personnel?
What should the officer do regarding discussing the shooting with non-essential personnel?
What should the assigned supervisor do in regards to the officers involved in the shooting?
What should the assigned supervisor do in regards to the officers involved in the shooting?
What should the supervisor not give to the involved officers regarding the shooting incident?
What should the supervisor not give to the involved officers regarding the shooting incident?
What should the supervisor encourage the involved officers to do in regards to caffeine consumption?
What should the supervisor encourage the involved officers to do in regards to caffeine consumption?
What should the supervisor encourage the involved officers to do in regards to writing about the OIS?
What should the supervisor encourage the involved officers to do in regards to writing about the OIS?
What should the supervisor encourage the involved officers to do in regards to notifying their families?
What should the supervisor encourage the involved officers to do in regards to notifying their families?
Which of the following is NOT a tactical factor that can increase the likelihood of an officer becoming involved in a shooting incident?
Which of the following is NOT a tactical factor that can increase the likelihood of an officer becoming involved in a shooting incident?
What should the first supervisor at the scene of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS) do regarding the involved officer(s)?
What should the first supervisor at the scene of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS) do regarding the involved officer(s)?
When should the officers involved in an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS) unload or reload their weapons?
When should the officers involved in an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS) unload or reload their weapons?
What should be done if the first supervisor believes that an officer involved in a shooting incident committed a criminal act?
What should be done if the first supervisor believes that an officer involved in a shooting incident committed a criminal act?
What should be done with the evidence at the shooting scene before the detectives' arrival?
What should be done with the evidence at the shooting scene before the detectives' arrival?
What should be done with the witnesses of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS)?
What should be done with the witnesses of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS)?
What should be done to maintain tactical control of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS) incident?
What should be done to maintain tactical control of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS) incident?
What should be done with the involved officer(s) if maintaining tactical control of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS) incident requires keeping them at the scene?
What should be done with the involved officer(s) if maintaining tactical control of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS) incident requires keeping them at the scene?
What should be done to initiate and maintain a record of officers' check-in at the scene of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS)?
What should be done to initiate and maintain a record of officers' check-in at the scene of an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS)?
When should questions regarding an officer's tactics and state of mind be asked in relation to an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS)?
When should questions regarding an officer's tactics and state of mind be asked in relation to an Officer Involved Shooting (OIS)?
