C6 -road Policing Flashcards
Title; urgent duty driving
What’s the overiding principals
- public and police employees safety takes precedence over the necessity to undertake urgent duty driving
Urgent driving is:
- responding to critical
- gathering evidence of an alleged offence
- apprehending an offender for traffic or criminal offence
- appending fling driver
- DPS for the prime minister
- activities approved by commissioner
False or true
True
What is a critical incident?
F A P
- force or threat to of force is involved
- any person faces of risk of serious harm
- police responding to people in the act of committing a crime
Factors to consider when deciding to commence or continue agent Judy driving?
- time incident
- nature in seriousness
- proximity of incident
- proximity of other units
- environment comma weather traffic
- driver classification vehicle classification and vehicle passengers
- weather warning to masterton activated or a technical approaches being used
- vehicle type
A technical approach can involve:
- adjusting vehicle speed
- turning off all not activating the sign
- turning off or not activating the warning lights
True or false
True
Tactical approach examples?
- approaching scene of a serious crime in progress
- suicide present
- speeding offence where the offenders driving is not dangerous in the risk is low and not using the warning devices is judged as low
- you need to justify your decision
- Disney the lights Northstar into used in the defences for proceeding against traffic signals or intersections do not apply.
Can you use a tactical approach when a fleeing driver incident is initiated?
No
Responsibilities
Controlling officer;what’s the job?
Ensure units are directed to the incident as appropriate
Title; fleeing driver policy
What’s the overriding principle when applying to a fleeing driver policy?
Safety is success
Every effort must be made to minimise harm and maximise safety. TENR risk assessment must balance:
- happy initial threat posted by the vehicle conference
- necessity to immediately apprehend the driver
- risk of harm to any person of the driver fails to stop or remain
True or false
True
Every fleeing driver will be reviewed to determine whether decision was:
- appropriate
- lawful
- justified
- compliant with police instructions
- whether there any lessons to be learnt and applied
Oval principles
- safety of public NZ vehicle occupants NZ police staff takes precedence over the immediate apprehension of a driver
- failing to stop is not a sufficient reason to commence pursuit
- investigation preferred
- pursuit justified only if it out ways to risk of harm created by The pursuit
- consider impact risk of harm with children young people
- collective responsibility to manage fleeing driver safely
- decision not to pursue supported
- Flint driver events will be investigated to identify offender
- fling driver event reviewed in a timely Manor and effectively managed
- staff Is liable if manner of driving contravenes legislation
True or false
True
Decision to stop a driver
You must consider:
- initial threat posed by the vehicle occupants
- necessity to immediately apprehend the driver or passengers
- risk or harm of any person created by commencing a pursuit
Consideration should only be given to delay the signal to stop coordinating technical options or water environment to become safer in the risk reduced*
Before signalling the drive to stop:/ communication centre should be advised of
- the reason for wanting to stop the
- the intention to signal the driver to stop
- weather upper suit this going to be initiated of the driver fails to stop
True or false
True
**The purpose of this communication is to pre-alert the emergency communication centre
What to consider when applying TENR?
- Threat posed by the driver
- who may be harmed if driver flees
- action increasing or decreasing
- risk created by pursuit greater than the initial risk
- alternative options
