General Orders - Critical Incident Response Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

Critical Incident Response Purpose Statement

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Establish a plan for all Warren Police Department Personnel to utilize in response to high-risk incidents.

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It is the policy to use the ________ ________ ________ in critical incidents

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Incident Command System

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3
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_________ ________ _______ is the written plan in response to all high-risk incidents

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Emergency Operations Plan

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4
Q

A person held by another against their will

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Hostage

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5
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High risk incident

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Threat or potential threat to the general public that is beyond the capability of being handled with available on-duty personnel

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6
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Active Shooter

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One or more people actively engaged in shooting others

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7
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Responding personnel must take immediate action to neutralize a threat

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True

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8
Q

The SRT should be recognized as an available resource in a

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High risk incident

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9
Q

Special Response Team consists of

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Crisis Negotiator
Entry Team
Snipers

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10
Q

Who has command over a high risk incident

A

Police Commissioner or designee

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11
Q

Ranks should not be bypassed except

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under emergency

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12
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Chain of command should be used in a

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High risk incident

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________ ________ refers to the Watch Commander required to be in charge of a high risk incident unless relieved by a superior officer

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Incident Commander

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14
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Two main types of high risk incidents

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Incidents of a law enforcement nature

Incidents of fire and rescue nature

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15
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Who authorizes the use of force during a high risk incident

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Incident Commander

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16
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Situations involving hostages

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Consider the lives of the hostages
Enhance the prospects of peacefully resolving
Develop and maintain ability to use alternative approaches to resolve the incident
Make every reasonable effort for safe release of the hostages

17
Q

SRT incidents

A
Hostage
Barricaded gunmen
Terrorist incidents
Armed suicidal subjects
Service of high-risk warrants
High risk vice raids
Dignitary protection
Active shooters
18
Q

When can we request other agencies in high risk situations

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Other agencies will not be requested unless it is determined that we can not handle the situation

19
Q

Officers responding to situations involving hostages or barricaded subjects

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Shall not take tactical action beyond those are necessary to protect lives and of themselves or others

20
Q

Officers responsibilities at a high risk incident

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Notify a supervisor
Isolate the incident
Contain the scene to prevent flight
Immediately confront an active shooter

21
Q

Confronting an active shooter an officer should bypass

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injured victims and proceed to the shooter

22
Q

Responsibilities of first arriving supervisor

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Assume command until relieved 
Establish a command post
Establish inner perimeter
Assign a note taker
Direct all responding members to report to him
Request SRT
Request WFD
Make sure injured are cared for
Establish inner and outer perimeter
Brief incident commander
23
Q

Active Shooter hierarchy

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Victims
Innocent bystanders
Police Officers

24
Q

All requests for information will be directed to

A

Police Commissioner or designee

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Water rescue missions may utilize
Michigan State Police Dive Team MASH Dive Team WFD
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The Macomb County Emergency Operations Plan shall be activated in all
High Risk Emergencies
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Operation plan level 1
Does not require activation of mutual aid
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Operation plan level 2
Activation of mutual aid is iminent
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Operation plan level 3
Incident is of such a magnitude that the activation of the Warren Preparedness Plan would occur. City of Warren, county, state or federal equipment may be needed
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Staff of the command post
``` Incident commander SRT Commander Crisis negotiator Supervisor Runners Supervisor knowledgeable in intelligence gathering Recorders Support personnel Anyone else deemed necessary ```
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When changing into tactical mode
Command post shall be sealed off with all parties to be present
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Communications should determine in a high risk incident
Cross streets and safest approach route
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Command Officer responsibilities
Assume overall command of operations at the scene Appoint supervisor to be in charge Determine sufficient personnel and notify SRT Evacuate civilians if necessary Formulate contingency plans Request deployment of the mobile command vehicle Designate a press relations officer Request assistance from ISB Establish a Rescue Task Force if needed Operations Team is responsible for tactical operations
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Post incident debriefing by the command officer in charge
Manner and deployment of personnel Identification of problems Communication What reports should be written and by who
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Results of the debriefing shall be discussed
In staff meeting
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The incident commander will complete a
After action report