Standard Operating Procedures and Case Law Flashcards
How many people are allowed on a random 80 or car boost?
3 Units, 10 Officers
How many people are allowed on a Store Robbery?
3 Units, 10 Officers
How many people are allowed on a Vangelicos or Fleeca Robbery?
4 Units, 10 Officers
How many people are allowed on a Drug Muling Vehicle?
4 Units, 10 Officers
How many people are allowed on a Pacific Standard or Paleto Bank robbery?
5 Units, 10 Officers
How many people are allowed on a 10-86 Transport?
7 Units, 15 Officers
How many people are allowed on a shootout towards officers?
10 Units, 10 Officers
What is a Code Amber?
A Code Amber situation is called when the highest on scene has deemed a vehicle dangerous enough to shoot tires, the back to tires are the only ones to be shot.
When is a Code Amber called?
Immediately upon an emergency vehicle being stolen, or called by the highest rank on scene.
What is a Code Red?
A Code Red situation is called when all other methods of stopping the person have been exhausted. The civilian has taken part in mass killings or shootings. It can also be called if shots begin being exchanged from the vehicle (if the suspect opens fire upon an officer, an officer can retain fire). This gives officers the ability to disable the person and their vehicle to prevent further harm to citizens.
Who can call a Code Red?
Sergeants+
