24 Questions
Which of the following best defines passive resistance?
A nonviolent opposition to authority, especially a refusal to cooperate with legal requirements
Who is an immediate supervisor according to the text?
The supervisor to whom Division Personnel is administratively accountable to within the chain of command
What is the definition of active resistance according to the text?
Any physical harm that involves acute pain of such duration as to result in substantial suffering or that involves any degree of prolonged or intractable pain
According to the Division of Police, what are the Levels of Control used to control a suspect's actions?
Level 1: Officer presence, verbal and non-verbal commands, searching, and handcuffing; Level 2: Empty hand control, pressure points, grounding techniques, and joint manipulations; Level 3: Use of Chemical Spray, Use of CEW, Hard empty hand control (strike/punch/kick); Level 4: Use of impact weapon (baton/flashlight); Level 5: Deadly force
What is the definition of Use of Force in the context of the Division of Police?
The exertion of energy or the use of force by personnel in the performance of their duties used to direct or control another's movements or actions.
What is the definition of Deadly Force according to the Division of Police?
Any force which carries a substantial risk that it will proximately result in the death of any person.
Use of Force is only used to control aggressive behavior towards involved personnel
False
Level 3 of Use of Force includes the use of impact weapons
True
Deadly Force is defined as any force that may result in serious injury
False
Passive resistance involves physical harm that carries a substantial risk of death.
False
Active resistance can involve physical harm that results in temporary, substantial incapacity.
True
The On Duty or Relief Supervisor is always the same person as the Immediate Supervisor.
False
According to the Division of Police, which of the following is NOT included in Level 2 of Use of Force?
Use of chemical spray
Which of the following best defines Serious Injury according to O.R.C. 2901.01?
An injury that carries a substantial risk of death
What is the definition of Force according to the text?
Any violence or compulsion exerted physically against a person or thing
What is the definition of physical harm in the context of Active Resistance?
Any injury that involves some temporary, substantial incapacity
What is the role of an On Duty or Relief Supervisor?
They act in absence of the Immediate Supervisor
What is the difference between Passive Resistance and Active Resistance?
Passive Resistance involves physical harm that does not carry a substantial risk of death, while Active Resistance involves physical harm that carries a substantial risk of death
Passive Resistance involves physical harm that carries a substantial risk of death
False
Active Resistance can involve physical harm that results in temporary, substantial incapacity
True
The On Duty or Relief Supervisor is always the same person as the Immediate Supervisor
False
True or false: Use of Force is only used to control resistive or aggressive behavior towards involved personnel?
False
True or false: Deadly Force is defined as any force that carries a substantial risk of death?
True
True or false: Level 2 of Use of Force includes the use of impact weapons?
False
Test your knowledge on the use of force in law enforcement with this quiz. Learn about the criteria for using force, the types of force, and how force should be reported and documented. Keywords: use of force, law enforcement, criteria, types, reporting, documentation.
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