105.02 (3) (a) (2)

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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?

  • 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?

  • 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?

<p>They pose a risk of accidental discharge (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is not true about the use of baton or impact tools?

<p>They can be used against passive resistance (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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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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