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30 Cards in this Set
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Ways to assess your threat 6 examples |
-sex age sex strength -skill length -exhaustion/injury -numbers -alcohol/drugs -being in a disadvantaged position -your own perception -time of day -emotions -weapons -location |
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4 powers and policies that cover force |
Common law Section 117 PACE 1984 Section 3 Criminal Law Act 1967 HRA 1998 |
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Some response options (5) |
Officer presence Tactical communication / talking Unarmed skills PAVA Limb restraints Handcuffs Baton Approach/withdraw Observe/gather evidence eg crowd control |
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What is section 3 Criminal Law Act |
Using force to arrest or assist in the arrest of someone |
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What is common law |
Self defence |
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Can you give a pre-emptive stoke under common law |
Yes |
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What is Section 117 PACE |
Police can use force when carrying out PACE |
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What else might you need once you’ve risk assessed |
dogs Firearms Tasor Helicopter Psu Containmebt |
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What are some violence warning sogns |
Direct eye contact Ground kicking Subject standing tall Head goes back |
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What are your options with violent signs |
Distance- keep 6ft reactionary gap Attempt to use communication Establish a proper stance Prepare to use another use of force |
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Some danger warning signs |
Fists clenched Lips over teeth Body lowered Shoulders tense |
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What are your options when seeing danger signs |
Distancing Move to establish control of situation Use loud positive verbal comments |
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What’s the 5 step appeal |
1 ask 2 explain 3 options 4 confirm 5 action |
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Sources of intel/info (6) |
FCR previous history Public Witnesses Surveillance Social media Police activity Individual officer |
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NDM model word for word
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Code of Ethics Gathering of Information and Intelligence Assess threat and develop a working strategy Consider powers and policies Identify options and contingencies Take action and review |
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What does pava stand for |
Perlagonic acid vannilylamide |
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What does pava stand for |
Perlagonic acid vannilylamide |
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What are the 4 steps of pava deployment |
Spray Step back Assess Aftercare |
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What does pava stand for |
Perlagonic acid vannilylamide |
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What are the 4 steps of pava deployment |
Spray Step back Assess Aftercare |
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Name the different types of baton strikes |
Low section strike High section strike Front jab Take Middle/straight strike |
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5 reasons to handcuff |
- violent person likely to injure us -violent person trying to injure us -prevent injury through self harm -protect evidence -prevent escape |
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What is the first step of the NDM model |
Gather information and intelligence |
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What is the second step of the NDM |
Assess threat and risk and develop a working strategy |
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What is the second step of the NDM |
Assess threat and risk and develop a working strategy |
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What’s the third step in the NDM |
Consider powers and policies |
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What’s the fourth step in the NDM |
Identify options and contingencies |
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What’s the fourth step in the NDM |
Identify options and contingencies |
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What’s the fifth step in the NDM |
Take action and review what happened |
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Profiling offender behaviour |
Verbal reisistance Passive resistance Active resistance Aggressive resistance Serious / aggravated resistance |
