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What is the minimum type of resistance that justifies the use of a baton or impact tool?
What is the minimum type of resistance that justifies the use of a baton or impact tool?
- Active Resistance
- Active Aggression (correct)
- De-escalation
- Passive Resistance
Under what circumstances can an officer intentionally strike the head and neck with a baton or impact tool?
Under what circumstances can an officer intentionally strike the head and neck with a baton or impact tool?
- In response to verbal aggression
- When using lethal force (correct)
- When physically challenged
- During a crowd control situation
What must officers articulate regarding the use of an impact weapon?
What must officers articulate regarding the use of an impact weapon?
- The training they received
- The weapon’s brand and model
- How it was purchased
- Why it was reasonable and necessary (correct)
Why are firearms considered inappropriate as impact weapons?
Why are firearms considered inappropriate as impact weapons?
Which of the following is not true about the use of baton or impact tools?
Which of the following is not true about the use of baton or impact tools?
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Study Notes
Use of Baton/Impact Tool in Law Enforcement
- Minimum resistance required for baton or impact tool usage is classified as Active Aggression.
- Intentionally striking the head or neck with a baton is prohibited unless lethal force is justified according to OMS 105.01 (7).
- Officers are required to clearly articulate the reasonableness and necessity of using any non-authorized impact weapons, ensuring compliance with the Use of Force policy.
- Firearms are deemed inappropriate as impact weapons due to the high risk of accidental discharge and associated dangers.
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