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H. E. A. R

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Help
Empathise
Actively listen
Rapport

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A. N. T

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Authorised by law
Necessary, reasonable, proportionate
The less restrictive alternative

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I. C. E. N. C. I. R.

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Isolate
Contain
Evacuate
Negotiate
Conclude 
Investigate
Rehabilitate
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H.I.A.R.R.C

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Hazard Identification
Assess Risk
Risk Control

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S. E. L. F

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Scrutiny
Ethical
Lawful
Fair

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S. A. F. E. T. A. C. T. I. C. S

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Slow down
Step back
Formulate plan
Evaluate option

Take charge
Apply relevant legislation / policy
Create safe operating environment
Tactical options
Information gathering
Communication 
Support
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F. O. R. C. E

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Force
Opportunity 
Reasonable
Capability 
Exclusion
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V. E. O. H. R. C

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Victorian equal opportunity Human Rights commission

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S. I. Q

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Standard interview question

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M. C. S. A. I. D

Magistrates court acronym

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Mistake of fact
Coercion
Self defence
Automatism 
Impairment (mental) 
Drunkenness
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C. A. P. S

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Continuation
Attendance
Public order
Safety

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I. O. T. S

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Indictable
Offence
Triable
Summarily

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O. R. C process

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Objectives
Risks
Communications priorities

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M. O. P. F

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Member of police force

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B. O. R. G

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Belief on reasonable grounds

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R. I. S. C

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Rapid
Intensity
Specific
Competence

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D. O. C

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Duty of care

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F. L. I. P. R. S. S

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Flexibility 
Leadership
Integrity
Professionalism 
Respect
Safety
Support
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Victoria police mission

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Vic police’s role is to serve the Victorian community and uphold the law so as to promote a safe, secure and orderly society. Vic police achieves this by

  • Preserving the piece
  • Protecting life and property
  • Preventing offences
  • Detecting and Appending offenders
  • Helping those in need of assistance
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MENS REA

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Guilty mind

A blameworthy state of mind

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ACTUS REUS

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Guilty act

The physical conduct associated with an offence

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3 types of offences

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Summary
Inductable
Offences involving children

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Factors affecting levels of force

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Size
Special skill
Age 
Gender
Multiple offenders
Proximity of offender to firearm/weapon
Member injured or disabled
Fatigue 
Ground position
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PRE attack indicators

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Fighting stance
Rocking backwards and forward
Clenching the fists
Shrugging shoulders
Hands rising above the waist
Head dropping to protect the throat
Breaking eye contact to target glance
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Behavioural warning signs
``` Direct prolonged eye contact Looking away Accelerated breathing Ground kicking Flaring of nostrils Baring of teeth Hands on hips Standing tall ```
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C. A. T. C. O. C
``` CONTACT COMMENCES Introduction AUTHORITY Police rank / name TOPIC Reason you are speaking CORE DIALOGUE Caution / rights, name / address OUTCOME Consequence of the offence CONCLUSION Parting phrase / goodbye ```
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F. O. R. C. E
``` Force Opportunity Reasonable Capability Exclusion ```
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Persuasion process
* Present the problem * Present the choices * verify * proceed
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Safety dialogue
* Put the weapon down * show me your hands, please * Back off
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Assisting dialogue
* so what your saying is... | * let me make sure I understand...
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R. I. S. C
* Rapid * Intensity * Specific * Competence
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Defence tactics HOLDS
Single escort hold (one arm leading way) Blanket (2 hands in one arm) Double handed ( one hand on arm, other bending wrist)
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Body strike protection covers
Head (hands behind neck blocking face) | Body ( lowered elbow to protect hip upwards)
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Hand strikes clearance (to create distance) | With "get back" vocal
* Weapon side palm strike (chest) * Double hand palm strike (chest) * Reaction strike weap side strike then double strike * Weapon side elbow strike (chest abdomen)
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Leg strikes clearance (to create distance) | With "get back" vocal
Weapon side Front kick (flat foot) abdomen | Weapon side Knee abdomen
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Baton strikes
* Weapon side strike * Figure 8 strike * Clearance push open loaded (double handed) * closed position butt cap strike * closed position punch * Weapon side strike from closed loaded pos
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Baton stances (in defensive stance)
* Ready closed loaded | * Ready open loaded
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Baton area strikes
* Upper / lower meaty areas of limbs, shoulders chest and buttocks * avoid head, face, neck / throat, spine, organs, groin, joints
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2 subject categories
Apparent co-operative | Apparent unco-operative
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2 SOURCES of law
``` Statute law (legislation) - made by parliament Common law - judge made law ```
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TYPES OF LAW
* Criminal law (decides guilty or innocent) | * Civil law (decides who's at fault)
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Actively listening useful contacts
``` Maintain eye contact Nodding your head Minimal encouragers (eg "mmm" & "I see") ``` Useful phrases - "your main concern appears to be..." - "Let me be sure I understand..." - "it seems like... " - "You feel..because.. Is that right?"
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Irrebuttable presumption
Cannot be argued, contradicted or disproved * children under 10 cannot commit a crime * every person is presumed to know the law
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Rebuttable presumption
True until such time they are rebutted, disproved by producing evidence *innocent till proven guilty *sane until proven otherwise *voluntary drunkenness is no defence to a crime *liquid is considered to be liquor *childern 10 & over but not 14 have no MENS REA to commit a crime
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Presuming of fact
``` Inference without the need for further evidence # lost at sea - presumed dead ```
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Common law presumption
Something which is assumed to be true without conclusive proof
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Rights protected under the human rights charter | F. R. E. D.
* Freedom * Respect * equality * dignity
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Code of ethics
I uphold the right in my role within Victoria police by acting impartially with integrity and by providing service excellence to everyone
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Pistol stages
``` Grip Clear Ready Threat Assess Wide assess ```
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Pistol recieve
``` No mag Flag Weapon clear Then... High admin carry ```
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The persuasion process | P.P.V.P
Present the problem Present the choices Verify Proceed
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Operational response principles | S.S.H
Service Safety Harm
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Power to search arrested person | D. I. E. E.
Damage/danger Injury Evidence Escape
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D. O. C
Duty of care
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Duty of sworn employees
``` Preserve the peace Protect life and property Prevent offences Detect and aprehend offenders Help those in need of assistance ```
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Social detriments that influence crime
``` Health Housing Education Employment Poverty Family Friends Social justice ```
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Priority communities
``` Aboriginal People with disabilities Multi-cultural / multi faith Lgbti Seniors Young people Mental health issues ```
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S. I. Q
Standard indigenous question. | "Are you of aboriginal or Torres strait islander descent"
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Safety dialogue
Put the weapon down Show me your hands Stay where you are Back off step off the road
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Stances
Field interview stance | Defensive stance
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Unarmed impact
Hand strike * verticle strike to the jaw * forearm strike to the chest Leg strike * knee strike to abdomen * front kick to abdomen
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Baton nomenclature
``` Tip End section shaft Mid section shaft Threaded handle Butt cap Retainer spring O ring ```

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