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GPSTC USE of Force 2021 Questions With Complete Solutions Terry v. Ohio The Supreme court authorized the stop and frisk of an individual based on reasonable suspicion. A standard not amounting to probable cause but requiring some degree of protection under the 4th Amendment. Tier III Encou...

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Terry v. Ohio The Supreme court authorized the stop and frisk of an individual based on

reasonable suspicion. A standard not amounting to probable cause but requiring some degree of

protection under the 4th Amendment.




Tier III Encounter Full Scale Arrest


Arrest based on probable cause




Probable Cause facts and circumstances that would lead a reasonable officer to believe

that a crime is being or has been committed.




Objective Reasonableness Whether the officer is reasonable or not is based upon the

totality of the circumstances (the whole picture) known to the officer at the moment the force

was used.




Graham Factors Severity of the offense


Immediate threat to the safety of officer or others

Actively Resisting arrest

, GPSTC USE of Force 2021 Questions With
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Evading arrest by flight




objective factors Number of suspects v. number of officers


Size, age, condition of suspect and officer

Duration of the action

Known previous psychiatric history of the suspect




Tennessee V. Garner 1985 1. The use of force is necessary to prevent the felon's escape


2. The fleeing felon has threatened the officer with a weapon, or the officer has probable cause to

believe that the felon has committed a crime involving the infliction or threatened infliction of

serious bodily harm, AND

3. The officer gives the felon some warning of the imminent use of deadly force - if feasible.




Conclusions are left to the interpretation of the listener/reader.




Facts deliver the officer's perspective without the need for interpretation.

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