TENR

Question 1

What is TENR?

Answer 1

A risk analysis tool used to judge situations

Question 2

What does the T stand for?

Answer 2

Threat (from offender)

Question 3

What does the E stand for?

Answer 3

Exposure - who’s exposed to the threat?
Victims/ public / police

Question 4

What does the N stand for?

Answer 4

Necessity- How urgently do we act?
Immediately, delay, not respond?

Question 5

What does the R stand for?

Answer 5

Response - what is the plan to sort threat?

Question 6

All force used by police must be?
PNR

Answer 6

Proportionate to offender (small to big)
Necessary
Reasonable

Question 7

What does PCA stand for?

Answer 7

Perceived Cumulative Assessment
Your continuous assessment a situation

Question 8

What is the TOF?
What are the 5 levels offenders threat?

Answer 8

Cooperative
Passive
Active resistant
Assaultive
GBH/Death

Question 9

What is the main act used to cover legal authority to use force?

Answer 9

The Crime Act 1961

Question 10

What are the 5 main sections Police would use under the crimes act that relate to use of force?

Answer 10

Sections
39 -
40 -
41 -
48 -
62

Question 11

Section 39 of the crime act?
39 You’ve done the crime

Answer 11

Force used to execute arrest

Question 12

Section 40 of the crimes act?

Answer 12

Force used in Preventing escape or rescue

Question 13

Section 41 of the crimes act?
Cross

Answer 13

Use of force preventing suicide

Question 14

Section 48 of the crimes act? Lay them straight.

Answer 14

Force used in self defense or defense of another.

Question 15

Section 62 of the crimes act? You’re in the poo!

Answer 15

Excess of force

Question 16

What is a TOR?

Answer 16

Tactical Options Report

Question 17

Do you file a TOR for show of taser and firearm?

Answer 17

Yes

Question 18

Timeframe for submitting a TOR?

Answer 18

72 hours

Question 19

When threatened you consider? Do the have?

Answer 19

Intent- do they have intent to do it?
Capability - are they capable?
Opportunity - can the make it happen?