CPC 2 Flashcards
(33 cards)
What does STOPAR stand for?
Stop and Switch On
Think
Plan
Act
Review
What are the job priorities Levels?
- Signal One: Immediate Response / officer at immediate risk of suffering GBH or Death and is THREE tone alerts via radio
- Urgent Response: Respond immediately unless responding to a priority / there is a serious threat to life or property occurring now that requires an immediate police response / TWO tone alerts via radio
- Non-Urgent Response: Respond when no Priority 1 or 2 matters outstanding / incidents that require a police response / NO alert tones
- Routine Response: Generally does not involve a member of public / ONE alert tone
2 Urgency Responses?
CODE RED: Urgent Duty Response Warning Devices used (LIGHTS AND SIRENS)
CODE BLUE: Routine Response, NO Warning Devices Activated
What checks can be done during the Intelligence Gathering Process?
Location Enquiry
Integrated Licensing System (ILS)
Stolen Check
Transport Check
Central Names Index (CNI)
Warrant Check
What are the four Police Roles?
- Mediator
- Facilitator
- Negotiator
- Law Enforcer
What is Further Action Review?
Establishing what else needs to be done to complete the task or job
What is meant by Self Review?
Evaluate your own performance
What is Condition White?
Relaxed and Unaware / eg Police Station
What is Condition Yellow?
Relaxed but Alert / Paying attention to the sights and sounds that surround you
What is Condition Orange?
Specific Alert / Something in environment draws your attention
What is Condition Red?
Action / Police are required to respond to escalation in danger
What is meant by Observational Skills?
Understanding Behaviours and Situations - Some are obvious but some arent immediately obvious and a greater level of observation is required
Developing Observational Skills?
Practice is the main and only way to develop these skills.
Skills / Techniques that can be used to identify possible Suspicious Behaviour?
Improve your ability to observe
Familiarisation of your patrol area
Suspicious Persons
Suspicious Behaviour / Activity
What is Risk?
the chance of being harmed, or property being damaged, as a result of being exposed to a threat or hazard
What is Chance?
possibility that someone will be harmed or property will be damaged
Who is “someone”?
includes the person of interest (POI), offender, police or member of the public
What is a Threat?
intentional act undertaken by a person or persons with intention of causing harm, that is fear or injury, to another person or damage property
What is a Hazard?
events and situations that have a potential to result in an injury to a person or damage to property. Inc Natural Disasters, emergencies and unintentional human actions (car accident)
What is the Risk Analysis Formula?
RISK = Likelihood x Consequence x Vulnerability
What is “Likelihood”?
possibility of harm occurring to a person or damage property
What is “Consequence”?
severity of injury or the level of property damage that could occur should the risk eventuate
What is “Vulnerability”?
who or what could be harmed or damaged should the risk eventuate
What the Threat Analysis Formula?
THREAT = Intention + Capability
