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Force Physical power used to compel an offender to take an action against their will. Or to prevent an offender from taking action that would be damaging to themselves,others, and/or property. Spontaneous force Force that is a instant reaction. Happens as an immediate responses. Anticipated force Planned force Non-deadly force Does not cause death nor great bodily harm Deadly Force force applied by a officer that is likely or intended to cause death or great bodi...

Medical symptoms that indicate extraordinary effect of OC spray - deteriorating consciousness rapid breathing rate (more than 20 breaths per minute) shallow, restrained, or difficult breathing lasting more than two to three minutes. audible wheezing or noisy breathing blue discolouration of lips and tongue (cyanosis) chest or neck pain profuse sweating vomiting or sever dry retching. The decision to use an appointment rests with who? - The individual officer to whom they ...

What are the nine classifications of "small arms"? Pistol, revolver, rifle, carbine, assault rifle, machine pistol, submachine gun, machine gun, and shotgun. What are the three categories of pistols? single action, double action, and double action only. What is the difference between a rifle and a carbine? a rifle has a barrel that is 16" or longer. How are assult rifles different from rifles, and why were they made? can shoot single shot or fully automatic, and was d...

What is your justification for Firearm? - You are only justified in discharging your firearm when there is an immediate risk to your life or the life of someone else or there is an immediate risk of serious injury to yourself or someone else and there is no way of preventing the risk. What is your justification for the taser (CEW) - When considering the discharge of a CEW, officers shold consider all tactical options available to them in the tactical options model. Before removing the C...

Human rights - Answer The rights that all people have by the virtue of being a human being Human rights are - Answer Universal Inalienable Indivisible Positive rights - Answer Protected by authority, freedom to Negative rights - Answer Do not require intervention, freedom from UNHR first generation - Answer Civil and political rights. Correspond to liberty. UNHR secon generation - Answer Economic and social rights. Correspond to equality. UNHR third generation - Answer Referred to as cu...

Force Physical power used to compel an offender to take an action against their will. Or to prevent an offender from taking action that would be damaging to themselves,others, and/or property. Spontaneous force Force that is a instant reaction. Happens as an immediate responses. 00:10 01:41 Anticipated force Planned force Non-deadly force Does not cause death nor great bodily harm Deadly Force force applied by a officer that is likely or intended to cau...

Force - Answer- Physical power used to compel an offender to take an action against their will. Or to prevent an offender from taking action that would be damaging to themselves,others, and/or property. Spontaneous force - Answer- Force that is a instant reaction. Happens as an immediate responses. Anticipated force - Answer- Planned force Non-deadly force - Answer- Does not cause death nor great bodily harm Deadly Force - Answer- force applied by a officer that is likely or intended...

BCOT week 1 (firearms) Questions and Answers, Graded A+2023 Force Physical power used to compel an offender to take an action against their will. Or to prevent an offender from taking action that would be damaging to themselves,others, and/or property. Spontaneous force Force that is a instant reaction. Happens as an immediate responses. Anticipated force Planned force Non-deadly force Does not cause death nor great bodily harm Deadly Force force applied by a of...

BCOT week 1 (firearms)question with complete solutions 2023Force - correct answer Physical power used to compel an offender to take an action against their will. Or to prevent an offender from taking action that would be damaging to themselves, others, and/or property. Spontaneous force - correct answer Force that is a instant reaction. Happens as an immediate response. Anticipated force - correct answer Planned force Non-deadly force - correct answer Does not cause death nor great bodi...

Which scientific method do radars use to calculate the distance to an object? (A) The Coriolis Effect (B) The Doppler Effect (C) The Kruger Effect - Answer-(B) The Doppler Effect Rifling is the: (A) Spiral pattern of lands and grooves in the barrel of a firearm. Used for accuracy not for cleaning. (B) Proper and safe handling of the rifle (C) Proper and safe operation of the rifle - Answer-(A) Spiral pattern of lands and grooves in the barrel of a firearm. Used for accuracy not for clea...