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Definition 1 of 79
Members have a duty to be truthful in all civil, criminal, and administrative investigations. On or
off-duty, employees shall not knowingly depart from the truth in making reports, affidavits, court
documents, in giving testimony, or in connection with any official duties. This includes oral or
written statements that are intentionally inaccurate, incorrect, incomplete or misleading or a
deliberate, material omission. This requirement applies to all situations and circumstances unless
protected, or exempt, by legal mandates existing at that time.
Violation of the Law
Capias
Deviation from Moral Rectitude
Departure from the Truth
Definition 2 of 79
Exists where the facts or circumstances the officer knows or believes to exist are such as to cause
an ordinary and prudent person to act or think in a similar way under similar circumstances.
Necessity Doctrine
Probable Cause
Great Bodily Harm
Reasonable Belief
,Term 3 of 79
Holidays- Can you take a holiday before you earn it? Before it is officially recognized?
This citation, also referred to as a Misdemeanor Citation, may be used by police officers for
a field release of eligible violators or by corrections officers for violators who meet specific
criteria after physical arrest. Issuance of an NTA does constitute an arrest.
A: Judged by the reasonableness of the officer's actions based upon the facts and
circumstances available to the officer at the time the force was deployed.
Holidays will not be taken prior to being accrued on the officially recognized date of the
holiday. Employees may pre-schedule their holiday leave via the EIS utilizing accrued
holidays or submitting a holiday request for a future observed holiday date.
A: CRUISER READY is the required condition of storage of Sheriff's Office shoulder
weapons in vehicles. The safety will be on. The bolt/actions will be forward and locked in
position with the chamber empty. Shotgun magazine tubes will be loaded with a minimum
of four shells.
,Definition 4 of 79
8. Physical Control - There are six classifications of physical control:
a. Restraint Devices - Mechanical tools used to restrict a subject's movement and facilitate
searching, such as handcuffs, flex cuffs, leg irons, belly chains, or nylon restraints.
b. Transporters - Techniques used to control and/or move a subject from one location to another
with minimum effort by the officer in order to gain and retain control over the subject.
c. Pain Compliance - Hand-held aerosol chemical munitions (Defense Technology MK-3) or
techniques that force a subject to comply with an officer as a result of the officer deploying the
chemical munitions or inflicting controlled pain upon specific points on the subject's body, such
as pressure point techniques (e.g., Subject refuses to move, so the officer has the option of
applying gradual fingertip pressure to a nerve in order to gain compliance).
d. Conducted Electrical Weapon [CEW] (TASER®) - Weapons designed to disrupt a subject's
motor and sensory nervous systems by means of deploying battery powered energy sufficient to
cause uncontrolled muscle contractions and override an individual's voluntary motor responses,
thus allowing an officer to capture the person who is resisting being taken into custody (e.g., A
subject is notified by the officer that they are under arrest and the subject flees or engages in
active physical resistance towards the officer in an attempt to avoid being taken into custody. The
officer deploys a CEW and takes the person into custody).
e. Takedowns - Techniques that redirect a subject to the ground in a controlled manner in order to
limit his/her physical resistance and to facilitate the application of a restraint device.
f. Counter Moves - Techniques that impede a subject's movement toward an officer or other
individual, such as blocking, striking, distra
Physical Control
Replacing Cartridges:
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Physical Arrest
, Definition 5 of 79
A ______ shall be a procedure whereby an eligible violator is immediately released upon the officer
completing the NTA and the violator signing such citation.
Air Release
Desk Release
Remote Release
Field Release
Definition 6 of 79
a. Officers needing to replace an air cartridge due to damage or malfunction will document this in
an email to their supervisor. Officers may use the Central Communication Record (CCR) number
of a Response to Resistance (RTR) Report or a COPS-MORE Arrest & Booking Report
documenting a CEW deployment, or an email documenting an accidental discharge or
damaged/malfunctioning air cartridges, signed by their supervisor, to the Supply Unit to justify the
issue of replacement CEW air cartridges.
b. In those instances when the Supply Unit is closed, officers needing replacement CEW air
cartridge(s) will obtain them from the Property & Evidence Facility by submitting a copy of the
reports/memo mentioned to the on duty Property & Evidence Facility intake clerk and signing the
appropriate property log book.
c. Property Room personnel will forward the report/memo provided by the officer as justification
for CEW air cartridge replacement with the newly issued cartridge serial number noted to Supply
Unit personnel who will enter the transaction into the Supply Unit's computer file.
Release of Certain Information
Performance of Duty
Replacing Cartridges:
Tobacco Use
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