Exam#6 Flashcards by G Holland

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) True or False - When executing a search warrant, you must leave an inventory and a copy of the search warrant at the location.

True

Three ways that you can search a scene:

(1) Exigent Circumstances
(2) Consent
(3) Search Warrant

When executing a search warrant you must leave an inventory and a copy of the search warrant at the location

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What is “Evidence”

A Physical Item that could prove or disprove a fact

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What is “Property”

Items that do NOT have evidentiary value.

They can be - found, held for safekeeping or destruction

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) - What is the purpose of packaging “Evidence”

(1) Prevent cross-contamination
(2) Prevent Loss or Unintentional Obliteration

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What packaging evidence, the best practice is to package each evidence?

Seperately

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) Why is it important to use seals on evidence?

Seals prevent:

(1) contamination
(2) cross contamination
(3) loss of evidence
(4) tampering of evidence.

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What is a chain of custody?

Chronological documentation of the seizure, custody, control, and transfer of evidence.

Item must be accounted for from the time of collection until the time it is presented in court.

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What are some common items of biological evidence?

Blood / Saliva / Semen

Handle as Infectious & Use PPE

Avoid Contamination and Cross-Contamination

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) When collecting any wet evidence you must __________ the evidence prior to packaging

Completely Air Dry

Must be packaged (internal & External) in PAPER

When submitting reference samples - need tube of blood or check swabs

Write persons NAME on the OUTSIDE of the external package

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) Type type of packaging must you use to package biological evidence?

Paper Packaging

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What is the CODIS database?

Combined DNA Index System

Contains convicted offender samples (all felons in Idaho)

Samples of unknown subjects, missing and samples from evidence

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) Contains convicted offender samples (all felons in Idaho), samples of unknown subjects (missing persons), and samples derived from evidence (likely perpetrator, e.g. male profile from vaginal swab).

CODIS - Combined DNA Index System

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What is the most common digital evidence?

cell phones, computer towers, external drives, cameras, memory cards

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) When collecting a phone for evidence, putting the phone in _______________ ______ can prevent someone accessing the phone remotely.

Airplane Mode

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) Digital evidence can be packaged in both _____________ packaging and _______________ packaging.

Internal Packaging:
- Faraday bags / 3-ply Aluminum Foil

External Packaging:
- Paper bag, sack or envolope

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What are some common drug evidences?

Powders, pills, plant material, consumables.

Handle ALL as potentially HAZARDOUS

Avoid inhalation/absorption
Wear appropriate PPE
Handle Syringes in a way to prevent needle sticks

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) True or false - Drugs should be separated from their original packaging to send for separate testing

TRUE

Collect entire item
Do NOT attempt to scrape/wash pipes = submit the entire item
Any wet drug item (Mushrooms, Marijuana) must be completely air dried prior to packaging
Drugs should be separated from their original packaging to send for separate testing

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What are some common fire debris or chemical evidence?

accelerants, items that may contain accelerants, bomb components

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) True or False: If you are not the one impounding a firearm for evidence, do not clear it until it has been properly documented.

True

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) True or False: When clearing a firearm, you should dry fire the firearm to ensure the gun is not loaded prior to turning it into evidence.

False

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) When submitting a firearm for evidence, what should you document?

a full description including the:

Make
Model
Caliber
Type
Serial Number

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What type of packaging should be used for firearms?

External Packaging

Cardboard Gun Box w/ Zip Ties around frame

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What are common types of impression evidence?

footwear impressions, tire tracks, latent prints, tool marks

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What are some common questioned documents when it comes to evidence?

Ransom Notes
Drug Ledgers
Forged Documents

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(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What are the most common toxicology evidence?

Blood - Sample of Choice for alcohol Urine - Sample of Choice for drugs

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What is the most common type of trace evidence?

hairs, fibers, wood chips, metal shavings, paint chips, vegetation, soil

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What is a good way to keep trace evidence contained?

Use a druggist fold, using a plain sheet of paper.

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What type of packaging maybe used for trace evidence?

Internal packaging: Glassine envelope, coin envelope, druggist's fold, adhesive lift in sheet protector External packaging: Paper evidence envelope or sack

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) When executing a search warrant, what must the inventory sheet include?

-Date -List of items taken, to include identifying information (e.g. make, model, serial number, brand, etc.) -Signature of one detective/officer -Signature of one witness (e.g. another officer/detective/assistant

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) How should “blood” evidence be stored?

Fridge / Refrigerator

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) Where should “urine” evidence be stored?

Freezer

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) When collecting preferred samples of evidence (blood/urine) what NEEDS to be on the item description?

Name of the subject or person collected from

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What type of packaging should “fire” evidence be put into?

Lined Paint Can

(Building Searches) What is a building search

Law enforcement entering a structure to ensure public safety, apprehending suspect, or seize evidence.

(Building Searches) What are the two types of building searches?

(1) Slow and Methodical (2) Dynamic

(Building Searches) What does SLO stand for?

S = Side L = Level O = Opening

(Building Searches) What does SMEAC mean?

S = Situation (What is happening?) M = Mission (What is the objective) E = Execution (How to complete obj.) A = Admin / Logistics (people / equip.) C = Command / Communications

(Building Searches) What's the deference between perimeter and containment?

-Perimeter: Geographical area, officers may observe suspect but not be able to stop him, time and distance is a factor. -Containment: A 'thing' or objective, keeps suspect in/innocents out, strongpoint centers of gravity to maintain critical vulnerability.

(Building Searches) Geographical area, officers may observe suspect but not be able to stop him, time and distance is a factor.

Perimeter

(Building Searches) A 'thing' or objective, keeps suspect in/innocents out, strongpoint centers of gravity to maintain critical vulnerability.

Containment

(Building Searches) What are the (5) principles of clearing in a slow and methodical search?

(1) Clear the structure as you move (2) Do not bypass threat/hiding areas (3) use noise and light discipline when appropriate (4) take time to pause, look and listen (5) If a suspect is located, call him to your location if possible.

(Building Searches) What are the principles of clearing in an active shooting dynamic entry?

(1) Every second counts, locate and stop the threat (2) Move directly to the threat (3) Use active intelligence (gunshots, screaming injured or dead) (4) Bypass uncleared areas to get to the threat. (5) Do not move faster than you can accurately shoot. (6) If active intelligence diminishes, transition to methodical search.

(Building Searches)

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What do you call “weed” or “marijuana” in your reports?

Green Leafy Substance

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) How should wet items be handled?

Air Dried Completely

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What are some “biological” samples we might find as evidence?

Blood Saliva Semen hair

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) When should HAZARD labels be used with evidence?

Sharps Biological Fentynol

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) Happens when evidence comes in contact with another item making it unusable for evidence

Cross-contamination

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What are the reasons why we seal evidence?

Preservation Prevent Cross-contamination Prevent Tampering Document Chain of Custody

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) How much extra room should there be with evidence packaging?

enough so that someone else can re-seal it or replace it

(Col. / Pres. Evidence) What is the proper way to turn off a desktop computer when collecting it as evidence?

Unplug power from back of computer

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Red phosphorous, acids, iodine Lithium, white fuel, cookware, Coffee filters, heat source, sodium hydroxide are all components of

Clandestine Lab

(Drug Identification/Investigation) True or False: Possession of psilocybin mushrooms is a Felony in the state of Idaho

False

(Drug Identification/Investigation) True or False: Cultivating Marijuana is NOT considered manufacturing Marijuana.

False

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What are the (3) main tests used for drug identification

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Which category of drug speeds up CNS, may experience anxiety, paranoia, increased heart rate & blood pressure and reduces appetite

Stimulants

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Which category of drug slows down CNS, reduced hand/eye coordination, feeling of relaxation/ belief that one is at ease in social settings, and causes slurred speech and disorientation?

Depressants

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Which category of drug has the same side effects as depressants only they block pain, may cause drowsiness, respiratory depression, & nausea.

Narcotics

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Which category of drug causes people to "see things" and cause altered time, enhancement of senses

Hallucinogens

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Any substance that will cause a physical or psychological change to a living organism when it enters the body is a?

Drug

(Drug Identification/Investigation) defined as an addictive drug that reduces pain, alters mood and behavior is a?

Narcotic

(Drug Identification/Investigation) is usually an Opiate?

Narcotic

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Using a substance in a manner that was not intended or perscribed as well as using a dangerous or harmful drug that has no medical use defines?

Drug Abuse

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Common Schedule I drugs

LSD MDMA / MDA / MDE Heroin Psilocybin / Mushrooms GHB Marijuana / Derivatives Synthetic Cannabinoids (Spice) Substituted Cathinones (bath Salts)

(Drug Identification/Investigation) A Schedule I drug has no...

Medical use for treatment

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Common Schedule II drugs

Cocaine Methamphetamine Amphetamine / Ephedrine / Ritalin Fentanyl . Codeine, Morphine, Percocet, Demerol, Methadone PCP (Phencyclidine) Babituates

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Common Schedule III drugs

Anabolic Steroids Diazepam Clonazepam Depressants not listed in I or II Buprenorphine

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Schedule II drug (1) Type of Crime (2) Sentence (3) Fine

(1) Felony (2) Up to 7 years (3) up to $15,000.00

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Schedule I “non-narcotic” drug (1) Type of Crime (2) Sentence (3) Fine

(1) Felony (2) 3 years (3) $5,000.00

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Possession of Marijuana less than 3 ounces

(1) Misdemeanor (2) 1 year (3) $1,000

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Possession of Marijuana 3 ounces or more….

(1) felony (2) 5 years (3) $10,000.00

(Drug Identification/Investigation) drug trafficking is...

Always a felony

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Marijuana between 1-5 pounds or 25 to 49 plants is….

"Trafficking" (1) Felony (2) 1 year (3) $5,000

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Marijuana 5 to 25 pounds or 50 - 99 plants is….

"Trafficking" (1) Felony (2) 3 years (3) $10,000.00

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Marijuana 25 punds or more or more than 99 plants is...

"Trafficking" (1) Felony (2) 5 years (3) $15,0000

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What is the maximum jail time and penalty for Marijuana Trafficking?

15 years / $50,000.00

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What is the maximum jail time and penalty for Cocaine / Methamphetamine Trafficking?

Life / $100,000.00

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What is the maximum jail time and penalty for Heroin Trafficking?

Life / $100,000.00

(Drug Identification/Investigation) At what weight does Heroin Trafficking start?

Felony 2g to 7g 3yrs / $10,000.00

(Drug Identification/Investigation) When is Heroin Trafficking 10 years / $15,000.00?

7g to 28g

(Drug Identification/Investigation) When is Heroin Trafficking 15yrs / $25,000.00

28g or more

(Drug Identification/Investigation) When does Cocaine / Methamphetamine become trafficking?

Felony 28g to 200g 3yrs / $10,000.00

(Drug Identification/Investigation) When does cocaine / Methamphetamine trafficking become 5yrs / $15,000.00?

200g to 400g

(Drug Identification/Investigation) When does cocaine / Methamphetamine trafficking become 10yrs / $25,000.00

400g or more

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What are the (4) Drug Classifications?

(1) CNS Stimulants (2) Narcotics (3) CNS Depressants (4) Hallucinogens

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What classification of drug is the same as depressants only they block pain?

Narcotics

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What classification of drug slows down the CNS, reduces hand/eye coordination and provides a feeling of relaxation?

CNS Depressants

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What classification of drug causes slurred speech and disorientation?

CNS Depressants

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What classification of drug causes enhancement of sense as well as time and distance being altered?

Hallucinogens

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What classification of drug causes drowsiness, respiratory depression and nausea?

Narcotics

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What classification of drug will put someone at ease in a social setting?

CNS Depressants

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What title in Idaho covers controlled substances?

Title 37 - Controlled Substances

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Delivery of a controlled substance is always a….

Felony

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Knowingly _________ a place where a controlled substance is: - Used and/or Sold - Transported - Delivered / Distributed - Manufactured / Cultivated

Frequenting

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Physical Effects of a drug felt within 5 - 2- min. they are usually?

Snorted

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Physical Effects of a drug felt within 30 - 60 min. they are usually?

Oral Ingestion

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Physical Effects of a drug felt within seconds as an intense rush they are usually?

Smoked or Injected

(Drug Identification/Investigation) _______ is the active ingredient in marijuana which provides its narcotic and psychoactive effects

THC Contained in its trichrome

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What are the Physical Effects of Marijuana?

Reddening Eyes Eyes lack convergence Coated Tongue

(Drug Identification/Investigation) BHO stands for?

Butane Hash Oild Hash/Honey Oil, Shatter, Wax, Budder, 710 and Errl

(Drug Identification/Investigation) means the production, preparation, propagation, compounding, conversion or processing of a controlled substance, and includes extraction, directly or indirectly, from substances of natural origin, or independently by means of chemical synthesis, and includes any packaging or repackaging of the substance or labeling or relabeling of its container

"Manufacture" under Idaho state code

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Most common form of Cocaine in Idaho?

Hydrochloride (HCL)

(Drug Identification/Investigation) 1mg of Fentanyl = _____ mg Oxycodone

66 mg Oxycodone

(Drug Identification/Investigation) How many people should be safely around when handling Fentanyl?

2 people or more

(Drug Identification/Investigation) 1mg of Fentanyl = _____ mg Morphine

100mg Morphine

(Drug Identification/Investigation) 1mg of Fentanyl = ____ mg Codeine

1,000mg Codeine

(Drug Identification/Investigation) 1mg of Fentanyl = ______ mg Ibuprofen

22,000mg Ibuprofen

(Drug Identification/Investigation) 1mg of Fentanyl = _____ mg of Asprin

36,000mg Asprin

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What does “MDMA” Stand for?

Methylene Dioxy Meth Amphetamine

(Drug Identification/Investigation) is a synthetic psychoactive drug with stimulant and hallucinogenic properties

Ecstasy

(Drug Identification/Investigation) MDMA is a Schedule _____ drug

Schedule I

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What is common drug paraphernalia

* Spoons * Glass pipes * Syringe * Cotton * Liquid * Tin Foil * Flame (lighters) * Smoke or Snort Tube * Packaging material

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Usually dried and look like an herb or spices used for cooking

Mushrooms

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Typically eaten, brewed in tea or dried and laced in cigarettes or marijuana for their hallucinogenic effects

Mushrooms

(Drug Identification/Investigation) _________________ are not controlled under the CSA because of the nature of the products being used

Inhalants

(Drug Identification/Investigation) All equipment, products and materials of any kind which are used, intended for use, or designed for use, in planting, propagating, cultivating, growing, harvesting, manufacturing, compounding, converting, producing, processing, preparing, testing, analyzing, packaging, repackaging, storing, containing, concealing, injecting, ingesting, inhaling, or otherwise introducing into the human body a controlled substance

Drug Paraphernalia

(Drug Identification/Investigation) True / False - Possession of Drug Paraphernalia is a "Misdemeanor"

True

(Drug Identification/Investigation) True / False - Manufacture or Distributing drug paraphernalia is a FELONY

True

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What are the (4) main types of “Drug Paraphernalia"

(1) Packaging (2) Inhalation (3) Injection (4) Weighing

(Drug Identification/Investigation) A place where preparation of illegal substances takes place. These labs are used to manufacture drugs, explosives, and even biological chemical weapons

Clandestine Lab

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Clandestine Lab Hazards

Inhalation Hazard Fire hazard Exposure to Chemical Hazard Explosive Hazard Accidental Ingestion Hazard

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Where you might find Red Phosphorus

Clandestine Lab

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Where you might find White Fuel

Clandestine Labs

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Where you might find Lithium

Clandestine Labs

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Where you might find acids or Iodine

Clandestine Labs

(Drug Identification/Investigation) Where you might find Pseudoephedrine (Allergy meds / mini thins)

Clandestine Labs

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What should you do upon discovering a “clandestine lab"

Evacuate Isolate Ventilate EMS/Fire Render First Aid Preserve Evidence

(Drug Identification/Investigation) weights and slang - “2.2 pounds"

1 kilogram

(Drug Identification/Investigation) weights and slang - “1 kilogram"

1000 grams

(Drug Identification/Investigation) weights and slang - “lb or elbow"

454 grams

(Drug Identification/Investigation) weights and slang - “Zip” or 1 ounce

28 grams

(Drug Identification/Investigation) weights and slang - “Quarter"

7 grams

(Drug Identification/Investigation) weights and slang - eight ball

3.5 grams

(Drug Identification/Investigation) weights and slang - mexican ounce

25 grams

(Drug Identification/Investigation) weights and slang - paper

1 gram

(Drug Identification/Investigation) weights and slang - point

1/10 gram

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What are the (2) Type of “Drug Investigations

(1) Short Term - Narcotic related calls for service, traffic stops, drug houses (2) Long Term - Surveillance, drug buys, Undercover ops

(Drug Identification/Investigation) What are the (3) Types of Drug tests used

(1) NIK (Pouch) (2) NARK (Pouch) (3) TruNarc (Handheld)

(Building Searches) What dictates the type of search?

Situation and Mission

(Building Searches) Reasons to search

(Building Searches) Law Enforcement entering a building or structure to do what (3) things

(1) Ensure public safety (2) Apprehend Criminals (3) Seize Evidence

(Building Searches) The (2) Types of building searches

(1) Slow and methodical (2) Dynamic

(Building Searches) What are (6) Examples of when to search

(1) Immediate threat to innocents, public safety (Active Shooter) (2) Burglary Alarm (3) Forced Entry/Unsecured Building (4) Warrant Service (5) Suspicious Circumstances (6) Medical/Person needs help

(Building Searches) What are some (6) Common locations for building searches

(1) Residences (2) Schools (3) Drug Stores (4) Electronic Stores (5) Jewelry Stores (6) Malls

(Building Searches) Anything that protects you from gunfire is

Cover

(Building Searches) Anything that will prevent you from being seen

Concealment

(Building Searches) Walls, fences, ditches, hills and bodies of water are examples of _______

Obstacles

(Building Searches) It is BEST to go _______ obstacles

Around

(Building Searches) What are some dangerous of Building Searches

- Ambush - Multiple Suspects - Unknown layout/floor plan - Structural integrity - Active Shooter - Complacency / Overconfidence

(Building Searches) Elements (5) of a Building Search

(1) Reponse (2) Approach (3) Containment (4) Planning (5) Enter / Search

(Building Searches) SMEAC - “What is happening” is

Situation

(Building Searches) SMEAC - “What is our objective"

Mission

(Building Searches) SMEAC - “ How will we accomplish the objective and who is doing what"

Execution

(Building Searches) SMEAC - “people and equipment"

Admin / Logistics

(Building Searches) SMEAC - “ Who is in charge and how will we communicate"

Command / Communication

(Building Searches) SMEAC stands for...

Situation Mission Execution Admin/Logistics Command/Communication

(Building Searches) What are the (7) exceptions to the 4th amendment

(1) Consent (2) Search incident to lawful arrest (3) Plain View (4) Stop and Frisk (5) Automobile Exception (6) Hot Pursuit (7) Exigent Circumstances

(Building Searches) “A procedure for promoting a desired objective”

tactic

(Building Searches) “A thing aimed at or sought; a goal"

Objective

(Building Searches) ___________ dictate tactics

Objectives

(Building Searches) Entry is the one _______ of an overall strategy designed to achieve an __________

Tactic / Objective

(Building Searches) Priorities of life in building searches

(1) Hostages / Innocents, Victims (2) Law Enforcement and other public safety (3) Suspect (4) Property

(Building Searches) _____________ is needed to determine the mission

information

(Building Searches) You must be able to justify your approach without _______

Lights

(Building Searches) When approaching a building to NOT group together, be _______ apart and __________

2 to 3 meters Apart & Staggered

(Building Searches) A geographical area. Where law enforcement may be able to observe a suspect but not be able to stop him. Where time and distance is a factor

Perimeter

(Building Searches) A ‘thing’ or ‘objective’ that keeps in or keeps out. A strongpoint centers of gravity maintains critical vulnerability.

Containment

(Building Searches) A visual appraisal of a building or perimeter such as a roof line, ecape routes or points of entry

Containment

(Building Searches) Means using minimum exposure as well as proper use of cover and concealment

Containment

(Building Searches) Active Shooter Searches (6)

(1) Every Second Counts (2) Move directly to the threat (3) Use active intelligence (4) Bypass uncleared areas to reach threat (5) Do NOT move faster than you can accurately shoot (6) If active intelligence diminishes transition to methodical search

(Building Searches) When NOT to enter (4) Examples

(1) Barricaded Subject (2) Hostage Situations (3) Dangerous Surroundings (4) Robbery in Progress

(Building Searches) Leap frogging to target building is also know as

Bounding Overwatch

(Building Searches) Do NOT search a room alone unless…

It is so small that another officer would create a safety problem

(Building Searches) Blind spaces are also know as

Red Zones

(Building Searches) What are (5) Individual Techniques

(1) Slice the Pie (2) Quick Peek (3) Cross (4) Hook (5) Limited penetration

(Building Searches) Blind spaces behind walls or furniture are also called...

Red Zones

(Building Searches) This technique is also known as ‘Threshold Clear'

Slicing the Pic

(Building Searches) Technique using rapid movement from a position of cover at a doorway or hallway, providing a brief snapshot of the threat

Quick Peek

(Building Searches) When doing a second Quick Peek it should be done….

From a different height

(Building Searches) Technique used for room entry, that requires moving from one side of the threshold to the other

Cross

(Building Searches) Room entry technique that requires officer to come around open corner of doorway and around the same side of the threshold to enter room

Hook

(Building Searches) Technique where purpose is to hold cover or security on an uncleared space such as a hallway or a room

Limited Penetration

(Building Searches) Be thorough - Unless an _______ threat exists, search rooms and red zones as you come to them

Imminent

(Building Searches) technique where you stop, look and listen

Tactical Pause

(Building Searches) Rules of Room Clearing (5)

(1) Through the door - do not stop or change direction (2) Clear the immediate threat (3) Clear down the wall to the nearest corner (4) Clear along the next wall to the center of the room (5) Communicate

(Building Searches) Priniciples of Clearing a room (3)

(1) First Officer picks a direction (never wrong) (2) Second Officer goes the opposite direction of the first (3) Everyone else go the opposite of the person in front of you

(Building Searches) The first officer generally takes….

The Path of Least Resistance

(Building Searches) Inward opening door you should...

Move away from the hinge

(Building Searches) Outward opening door you should move….

Toward the hinge

(Building Searches) _______ doors have priority over _______ doors

Open doors have priority over closed doors

(Building Searches) During a methodical search closed doors are...

Entered

(Building Searches) During a dynamic search closed doors are….

Bypassed - in order to stop active threat

(Building Searches) Doors with hinges visible are...

Inward Opening w/ hinges visible (Push)

(Building Searches) Doors without hinges visible are...

Outward Opening w/ hinges NOT visible (Pull)

(Building Searches) The ______ officer to the door will always open the door

first

(Building Searches) If the door opens inward (push) the officer opening the door will….

Enter the room first

(Building Searches) These type of searches are covert in movements, silent with communication and emphasis on noise and light discipline

Methodical Stairwell searches

(Building Searches) If the door opens outwards (Pull) the officer opening the door will….

Hold the door for the search team and enter last

(Building Searches) Dynamic Stairwell searches have emphasis on

Speed

(Building Searches) Principles of low light seaching (7)

(1) Read the light (2) Operate from the lowest level of light (3) See from the opposite direction (4) Light and move (5) Power with light (6) Align three things (7) Carry more than one light

(Building Searches) well lit area, high level of detail, excellent depth perception, threat identification is excellent.

Bright High Noon

(Building Searches) enough light to distinguish shapes, texture & color of objects w/noticeable shadow areas, threat id is impaired.

Dawn & Dusk

(Building Searches) minimal ambient light, weak artificial sources such as distant street light, emission of light from another room, shapes only, distant judgment and threat id is severely impaired.

Low Full Moon

(Building Searches) rarely encountered, but typically exists in underground structures, sealed warehouses etc., Threat id is non- existent without illumination

No Ambient Light

(Building Searches) Always carry a ______ during daytime searches

Light

(Building Searches) Remember that most doorways and most windows and their frames are only _____

Concealment

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