70.6

Question 1

Is the process of using strategies and techniques intended to decrease the intensity of the situation?

Answer 1

De-escalation

Question 2

Any force likely to have minimal risk of causing injury to the subject

Answer 2

Non-deadly force

Question 3

any force likely to have significant risk of causing injury to the subject

Answer 3

Intermediate force

Question 4

Any use of force that creates a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily injury, but is not limited to the discharge of a firearm

Answer 4

Deadly force

Question 5

three primary graham factors

Answer 5

Severity of the crime
Whether the subject poses an immediate threat to the safety of officers or others
Whether the subject is actively resisting arrest or attempting to evade arrest

Question 6

situating a person in a manner that compresses their airway and reduces ability to sustain adequate breathing

Answer 6

Positional asphyxia

Question 7

any officer who has reasonable cause to believe that the person to be arrested has committed a public offense may use objectively reasonable force to affect the…

Answer 7

Arrest, prevent escape, or to overcome resistance

Question 8

Force utilize to take physical control of a subject, using techniques designed to prevent or restrict movement or resistance

Answer 8

Control holds

Question 9

Force in which the officer utilizes parts of their body, examples, hands, elbows, knees, and feet

Answer 9

Personal weapons

Question 10

Force that includes, but is not limited to control holds and personal weapons

Answer 10

Non-deadly force

Question 11

The force includes, but it’s not limited to electronic control, device impact, weapons, aerosol, subject, restraint, and kinetic energy munitions

Answer 11

intermediate force

Question 12

following a use of force incident which an officer reasonably believes, has resulted an injury and once Ofc. safety is no longer a concern. The officer ____ provide medical care within their scope of practice and or arrange for further medical care by emergency medical services personnel or a medical care facility.

Answer 12

Shall

Question 13

officers ____ arrange for medical examination whenever a subject request requests or appears to be in need of medical attention, regardless of outward symptoms of illness or injury

Answer 13

Shall

Question 14

officers ____ notify their supervisor as soon as practical after a use of force incident

Answer 14

Shall

Question 15

officers who are involved in a use of force incident, but are not the arresting officer ____ complete a supplemental report to the arresting officers report

Answer 15

Shall

Question 16

A supervisor or manager ____ respond to the scene of an incident of excessive use of force as soon as practical when notified

Answer 16

Shall

Question 17

Investigations of incidents involving Allied agencies shall be coordinated at the appropriate __________.

Answer 17

Division level

Question 18

All uniformed employees are required to review HPM 70.6 chapter 1 _____.

Answer 18

Quarterly

Question 19

Our uniformed employees at the rank of Captain and below are required to complete the quarterly review and training assessment of the following chapters of this manual on a quarterly basis:

Answer 19

Chapter 1, chapter 2, chapter 26 aerosol, subject restraint, chapter 28, less lethal shotgun, chapter 29 EDC

Question 20

The academy tactical training program shall review this chapter on a _____ basis to ensure the departments policies and procedures reflect current statutory and caselaw

Answer 20

Annual

Question 21

Guide to document response to resistance is intended to assist officers in completing a use of force report. The report should be organized into three separate acts:

Answer 21

Pre-event, event, and post event

Question 22

A supervisor’s approval to destroy the animal ______ be obtained with consideration of the geographical location and the officers experience.

Answer 22

Should

Question 23

If possible, the owner’s permission to destroy the animal _______ be obtained.

Answer 23

Should

Question 24

When shooting an animal in the head, the chances of ricochet are reduced when the shot from a _____ at the point of entry.

Answer 24

90 degree

Question 25

Head shots cattle: the target area of the thin portion of the skull plate is found by drawing imaginary lines between the eye and the center of the opposite year. The target is approximately ___ inch above the point where the lines cross.

Answer 25

1

Question 26

HPM 70.6 chapter 2 discharges of firearms at animals shall be reviewed ______ by all uniform employees at the rank of Sgt. and below.

Answer 26

Quarterly

Question 27

Upon observing a violation valve should stop the violator’s vehicle _____.

Answer 27

As soon as possible

Question 28

The officer ______ select a safe location to stop the violator sleeping in mind their own safety, as well as that of the violator and the general public

Answer 28

Should

Question 29

The siren should be used _______, if at all for the purpose of stopping the violator, as it may confuse other motorist as well as a nerve the violator.

Answer 29

Sparingly

Question 30

Once the violators vehicle stops, the officer should stop their patrol vehicle behind the violators vehicle well off the roadway. The desired minimal distance between vehicles is __ to __ feet if possible the officer should officer their vehicle slightly to the left of the violator vehicle.

Answer 30

10 - 15

Question 31

Prior to exit the patrol vehicle, the office the officer should turn off _______________, which are no longer needed. Activate the white spotlight if in darkness turn the steering wheel to the left as far as possible to provide additional cover and ensure the radio repeater activates.

Answer 31

Emergency lights

Question 32

The officer should keep their ______ free at all times during all vehicle approaches.

Answer 32

Gun hand

Question 33

At all times when in contact with the violator, the officer should stand well, balanced on both feet maintaining a position to observe the violator and approaching traffic with an approximate distance of __ to __ feet from the door if feasible.

Answer 33

1 - 2

Question 34

The first _______ are crucial in an officers contact with the violator. During this time the officer may gain or lose support for the department or place themselves in a life-threatening position.

Answer 34

60 seconds

Question 35

Immediately, after greeting the violator, the officer ___ briefly explain why the enforcement stop was made.

Answer 35

Shall

Question 36

After explaining to the violator, the reason for being stopped, the officer should request a drivers license. The violator should remove the license or ID from its holder. The officer _____ not accept a wallet or anything that is inside a picture holder or case.

Answer 36

Should

Question 37

While on duty officers ____ have their departmentally issued ID card and their immediate possession.

Answer 37

Shall

Question 38

Officers ___ make any notes on the reverse side of the green copy.

Answer 38

Shall

Question 39

Unless a greater hazard would result a pursuit ______ not be undertaken if the subject can be identified to the point where later apprehension can be accomplished a pursuit should not be initiated if the dangers of pursuing or continuing the pursuit are too great.

Answer 39

Should

Question 40

A pursuit _____ not be initiated or engaged in while providing transportation of any person other than police officers

Answer 40

Should

Question 41

Pursuits shall normally be limited to ___ departmental vehicles, the primary unit and the secondary unit a supervisor who has joined in the pursuit and supervisors. The unit would be an additional unit however, the number of vehicles engaged in the pursuit may be adjusted to fit the situation with ________ approval.

Answer 41

Two and supervisor

Question 42

A black and white patrol vehicle other than a motorcycle _____ take over a pursuit from an unmarked vehicle or a specially marked patrol vehicle

Answer 42

Should

Question 43

When practical a marked black and white patrol vehicle with overhead emergency lights ___ take over a pursuit from a patrol vehicle equipped with only a red Spotlight or red Spotlight/center mounted red light combination

Answer 43

Shell

Question 44

A marked black and white patrol vehicle or a specialized marked patrol vehicle ____ take over a pursuit from a motorcycle unless the circumstances are such that a motorcycle is the safest means of continuing the pursuit

Answer 44

Should

Question 45

Officers __ not trial the pursuit without supervisory approval, but should monitor the progress of the pursuit and be prepared to assist in direct by the supervisor

Answer 45

Shall

Question 46

The initiating unit should immediately notify the communications center at a pursuit is underway, giving the following:

Answer 46

The reason for the pursuit The location and direction of travel The speed of the flying vehicle A description of the vehicle and the license number Number of occupants, identity, or description of known occupants any information regarding firearms or threats Current traffic conditions

Question 47

Upon being notified of the pursuit, the supervisor ____ immediately notify the communication center they are joining or monitoring the pursuit and accepting supervisory responsibility

Answer 47

Shall

Question 48

Once the supervisor becomes aware of the pursuit, they ____ take an active role in the pursuit and conduct an ongoing evaluation of the incident

Answer 48

Shall

Question 49

Whenever aircraft are available, the supervisor OIC or primary pursuit unit ___ request air support to a pursuit in progress

Answer 49

Shall

Question 50

If departmental or a light agency aircraft are involved in a pursuit personnel ___ strongly consider terminating their involvement in the pursuit when the conditions permit, allowing air crew to monitor the pursuit vehicle to a occasion where units can be directed to affect an arrest on the driver of the pursuit vehicle.

Answer 50

Shall

Question 51

When a pursuit extends into another CHP area or allied agencies to restriction the responsible supervisor or their primary unit, if a supervisor is not available, shall determine if the other area or Allied agencies should assume the pursuit the following should be considered:

Answer 51

1. The distance and speed involved. 2. The pursuing officers possible unfamiliarity with the new area. 3. The willingness and capability of the other CHP area or allow agency to take over the pursuit. 4. Communication limitations at longer distances.

Question 52

A supervisor’s permission ______ be obtained prior to initiating legal intervention

Answer 52

Should

Question 53

An occupied privately owned vehicle ___ not be used during legal intervention to stop another vehicle

Answer 53

Shall

Question 54

A supervisor’s permission _____ be obtained prior to the ramming or utilization of the pit

Answer 54

Should

Question 55

The driver of an enforcement vehicle utilized during a high-speed pursuit or any other high performance driving conditions ____ notify their immediate supervisor. The supervisor ___ ensure the vehicle is placed out of service if the vehicle experience any level of reduce breaking efficiency or damage during the height performance driving.

Question 56

A supervisor shall _________________ when the incident meets the definition of a pursue

Answer 56

Evaluate all pursuits and complete a CHP187 pursuit report

Question 57

All pursuit reports shall be documented using the automated pursuit reporting system PRS the entry into PRS shall be completed within ____ calendar days of the pursue

Answer 57

Ten

Question 58

The contents of pursuit policy and emergency vehicle operations chapter 5 shall be reviewed by all uniform employees at the rank of Sgt. and below on a _______ basis

Answer 58

Quarterly

Question 59

Department policy requires pet patrol vehicle speedometer to be calibrated every __ days or _______ miles using a radar or a fifth wheel

Answer 59

90 or 30,000

Question 60

Radar training: officers must complete __ hours of office of the academy, specialized training and __ hours of field training before they are certified to operate the equipment for enforcement purposes

Answer 60

24 and 30

Question 61

High risk stop: the supervisor or Ofc. in charge OYC if no supervisor is available _____ respond to the scene and ensure the above all procedures are followed, and coordinate all units as appropriate to the needs of the situation.

Answer 61

Should

Question 62

High risk stops: as a suspect vehicle comes to a stop position to patrol vehicle __ to __ feet away from the suspect vehicle

Answer 62

30 to 50

Question 63

High risk stops when forming a V with two vehicles approximately ___ feet should be between the patrol vehicles to facilitate and arrest zone effectively.

Answer 63

10

Question 64

The sergeant or OIC ____ respond to the scene and coordinate the foot pursuit and or search of a suspect.

Answer 64

Should

Question 65

When the vehicle is involved in the crash are all on the roadway shoulder. The California highway patrol vehicle should be moved and parked _______ of the vehicles involved practical.

Answer 65

In front of

Question 66

OC spray should not be used at a distance of less than _ feet less than extreme hazard exist to the officer or other persons.

Answer 66

3

Question 67

The projector should not be in directly at the eyes at a distance of less than _ feet

Answer 67

5

Question 68

A subject who has been OC sprayed should suffer considerable discomfort for a short period of time, but will normally recover within __ to __ minutes

Answer 68

15 to 45

Question 69

Whenever OC spray is utilized on a subject taken into custody, it’s use ____ be noted on the booking sheet and called to the attention of the booking Ofc.

Answer 69

Shall

Question 70

Less shotgun, potentially lethal target areas (head, neck, throat, and spine) shall not be intentionally targeted unless Ofc. is subjected to a life-threatening situation.

Answer 70

Head neck, throat, and spine

Question 71

The optimal deployment range for the 12 gauge shotgun with kinetic energy. Munitions is _ to __ feet.

Answer 71

5 to 60

Question 72

On a _____ basis, download all ECD’s assigned to the area to evidence sink

Answer 72

Monthly

Question 73

Optimal distance for ECD is _ to __ feet

Answer 73

7 to 15

Question 74

Maximum effective range for ECD is __ feet

Answer 74

25

Question 75

A supervisor ___ be notified as soon as practical after a EDC has been discharged on or off duty other than for training or performing a smart test.

Answer 75

Shall

Question 76

The RCB should be carried on the side ______ from the firearm.

Answer 76

Opposite ( Support side)