FLEE

Question 1

Under the fleeing driver framework, what are the two potential justifications for a pursuit?

Answer 1

1. Pursuit possible based on the threat posed by the driver. This is based on your PCA of the situation and behavior
2. The seriousness of the offense and the risk that the driver will commit ongoing offending, harm or victimization. offense-harm risk.

Question 2

Fleeing driver policy also includes drivers that do what:

Answer 2

Are unaware of the signal to stop

Don’t know what they need to do when they see the signal.

Deliberately fail to stop or remain stopped

Question 3

What are the four anchoring factors that should be considered when conducting TENR risk assessment in a pursuit?

Answer 3

The time of day

Environment - traffic and road conditions

Driver profile - known or Young

Offense - is it serious? Is there ongoing harm?

Question 4

If a decision is made not pursue, what are the steps that need to be taken?

Answer 4

Communicate this decision to Comms

Reduce speed immediately to create distance

Deactivate warning devices

Stop when it is safe

Advise Comms you were stationary and location

Resume normal duties

Question 5

If a decision is made to pursue a vehicle

What are the key things that need to be communicated at the outset?

Answer 5

Notify Comms you have initiated pursuit

Communicate initial reason and justification for pursuit under fleeing driver policy

Activate lights and sirens used at all times

Question 6

Who can direct the abandonment of a pursuit?

Answer 6

Lead or secondary vehicle

Field supervisor

Eagle

Pursuit controller

Question 7

Who can conduct a noncompliant vehicle stop?

Answer 7

AOS or STG member with permission from commander

Non-AOS police staff in extreme circumstances with authority from pursuit controller or AOS commander

Question 8

What are some tactical options to bring a pursuit to an end?

Answer 8

Eagle
Noncompliant vehicle stop
Delta unit
Temporary road closure
Cord and contain
TDD/spikes