3 Questions
What is required prior to the prisoner being removed from their vehicle?
Ammunition
What is not acceptable for medical clearance?
Fire/Rescue clearance
Which of the following requires medical clearance?
Blood alcohol content of .30 or higher
Study Notes
- The arresting or transporting law enforcement or prisoner transport officer, deputy, detective, etc. will secure all ammunition, lethal weapons, and less than lethal weapons (to include firearms, knives, and impact weapons) prior to the prisoner being removed from their vehicle.
- Unconscious, seriously ill, or seriously injured persons will not be accepted into the facility unless medically cleared.
- The on-duty charge nurse will make the final determination regarding the requirement for medical clearance prior to admission into the facility.
- If the contracted medical provider defers an arrestee for medical clearance, admission to the facility is predicated on written medical clearance from the hospital. Clearance by Fire/Rescue is not acceptable.
- Medical clearance will also be required for arrestees that:
- Have a blood alcohol content of .30 or higher;
- Are unable to walk on their own;
- Have received naloxone (Narcan) in the field per EMS, Fire/Rescue or law enforcement personnel; or Any other medical issue requiring hospital clearance as determined by the DOD contracted medical provider.
Test your knowledge of prisoner admission procedures with this quiz covering the securement of weapons, medical clearance requirements, and conditions necessitating hospital clearance. This quiz is ideal for law enforcement professionals, deputies, and medical personnel involved in prisoner transport and processing.
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