300-14 Extra Employment Flashcards
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Extra employment shall not interfere with…
Extra employment is a privilege afforded to employees and it may be restricted at the discretion of the Chief of Police.
an employee’s performance of official duties as an employee of the City of Houston or cause conflicts of interest between the City and the extra employment entity.
After-hours Club
An alcoholic beverage establishment that has extended hours beyond 2 a.m.
The department’s Risk Management Division Extra Employment Unit or the assistant chief over Risk Management Division shall make the final determination as to what constitutes an afterhours club.
Alcoholic Beverage Establishment (ABE).
Any place at which the primary purpose is the sale of alcoholic beverages or 51 percent or more of its income is from the sale of alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption.
This also includes rental or temporary facilities where alcoholic beverages are sold, served, or consumed.
For the purpose of this General Order, an ABE may also be a business open after 10 p.m. and holding a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) permit for on-premises consumption of alcoholic beverages and that is also a place of
entertainment which may include live music, dancing, or floorshows.
Business.
Refers to the owner, manager, or person in control of the establishment where an extra employment is conducted, the buildings and structures of the establishment, and all surrounding property related to the establishment (this includes the parking lot and any traffic control location that leads directly into the business).
Businesses that share the same parking lot and are clearly operating independently are to be treated as separate extra employment.
Employer.
For the purpose of this General Order, an individual or entity, e.g., organization, institution, government entity, agency, company, professional services firm, nonprofit association, business, or store that employs or provides work for an HPD employee in an extra employment capacity.
In this General Order, an employer may or may not be the entity that pays the employee for the extra employment services and the term employer also includes the terms business and third-party employer as defined herein.
Escorts of Convenience.
Escorts conducted by a police officer either by motorcycle or other vehicle with emergency equipment in use when no emergency exists (e.g., escorting sports teams, wedding parties, or corporate executives). Escorting funerals or oversized loads are not considered escorts of convenience.
Extra Employment Hours.
Time spent on any extra employment as outlined below.
a.
Nonpolice-Related Extra Employment. Any type of off-duty employment not involving law enforcement duties or use of authority as a peace officer.
b.
Police-Related Extra Employment. Any type of off-duty activity using authority or capacity as a peace officer to display law enforcement visibility, enforce federal, state, or local laws, or perform any duty that is usually fulfilled by a law enforcement officer within the scope of his or her duties, whether or not the officer receives remuneration, reduced or free rent, or any other benefit.
Forfeiture Abatement Support Team (F.A.S. T.) Properties.
Apartment communities with nuisance activity on the property as determined by Chapter 125, Texas Civil Practices and Remedies.
House Rules.
Rules of the extra employment employer or business that are not specifically authorized by state or federal law or City ordinance.
Pain Management Clinic.
A publicly or privately owned facility for which a majority of patients are issued, on a monthly basis, prescriptions as listed in the Texas Occupations Code, Section 168.001.
Permanent Extra Employment.
An extra employment spanning more than 30 calendar days.
Pharmacy.
A facility at which a prescription drug or medication order is received, processed, or dispensed under Chapter 481 or 483, Texas Health and Safety Code, or the Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970 (21 U.S.C. Section 801 et seq.).
The term does not include a narcotic drug treatment program that is regulated under Chapter 466, Texas Health and Safety Code.
Private Solo Coordinator.
A person who acts as a guard company for the purposes of Section 1702.108 of the Texas Occupations Code and who employs an individual described by Section
1702.323(d) or engages in the business of or undertakes to provide a private watchman, guard, or street patrol service on a contractual basis for another person to control, regulate, or direct the movement of the public, whether by vehicle or otherwise, only to the extent and for the time directly and specifically required to ensure the protection of property.
Rave.
A large, organized dance club type event promoted for young people.
The typical age of participants is from 16 to 21 years of age and the crowd can easily exceed one thousand participants.
Raves often continue after the typical 2 a.m. closing time.
HPD’s Extra Employment Unit (EEU) makes the final determination as to what constitutes a rave.
If an employee is uncertain whether an event is a rave, the employee shall contact EEU prior to working the event.
If EEU is closed or unavailable for guidance, the employee shall not work the event.
Remedial Action Property.
An apartment community that according to City Ordinance Chapter 28, Article IX has excess levels of criminal activity as designated by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation.
Temporary Extra Employment.
An extra employment spanning 30 calendar days or less.
Third-Party Employer.
An entity other than the business or employer, and which coordinates and pays an employee for extra employment.
REQUIREMENTS
Time Entry
Classified employees shall utilize the department’s approved extra employment time entry procedure to…
check in and out of extra employment assignments.
REQUIREMENTS
Duty to Respond and Incident Reports
When an officer is working extra employment and becomes aware of a reportable incident at that location, that officer is responsible for…
Both incident reports and supplements shall be completed according to General
Order 800-07, Criteria for Submitting Incident Reports.
Unless otherwise approved by an HPD supervisor, incident reports and supplements shall be completed and reported to the department by the…
An officer may be required to provide an account of the circumstances that prevented the officer from meeting this requirement.
Extra employment incident reports and supplements shall not be…
1) generating the incident report and any necessary supplements.
2) end of the extra employment hours.
3) completed while on duty for HPD.
REQUIREMENTS
Duty to Respond and Incident Reports
An officer who is working extra employment and needing to complete an incident report that does not involve an arrest shall do so by…
contacting the Emergency Communications Division, Teleserve Unit and providing the report to Teleserve personnel by dictation or by completing the incident report as stated above.
REQUIREMENTS
Duty to Respond and Incident Reports
Officers are reminded that in the event an arrest is made and a transporting officer is utilized, the transporting officer shall be responsible for completing the:
a.
_____ report.
b.
_____ in the Records Management System (RMS).
c.
_____in the District Attorney Intake Management System (DIMS).
d.
_____of property and/or evidence.
The extra employment officer shall…
1) Original incident
2) Jail initialization
3) Charges
4) Tagging
5) complete the remainder of the report as a supplement.
REQUIREMENTS
Duty to Respond and Incident Reports
If an incident involves response to resistance, the officer who made the response to resistance shall be responsible for _____, _____, and _____.
1) entering a supplement report
2) contacting the appropriate supervisor
3) completing all necessary response to resistance documentation as stipulated per departmental policy
REQUIREMENTS
Duty to Respond and Incident Reports
If an officer working extra employment is informed of an incident occurring at a location other than that of the extra employment, the officer shall…
Officers working extra employment shall make a supplemental report if they…
1) inform the dispatcher and request an on-duty officer to be assigned to investigate.
2) collect physical evidence, receive information about or from a suspect, or interview a complainant or witness.
REQUIREMENTS
Duty to Respond and Incident Reports
Officers working extra employment for businesses where loud noise is an issue shall…
Officers working extra employment shall cooperate with officers responding to calls for service concerning potential violations of the noise ordinance and they shall…
Officers working extra employment and found to be repeatedly allowing violations of the noise ordinance at the location may…
1) be proactive in preventing violations and enforcing the law
2) take steps to ensure compliance with the ordinance
3) have their extra employment permit for that location revoked.