Title 11 - Detainee Management Flashcards
(38 cards)
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What is a “detainee.”
Someone in police custody.
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Are holding cells the same as “lockups”?
Yes
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What must be done when placing a person in a holding cell?
- Enter information on Detainee Information Sheet (Adult or Juvenile sheet.)
- Perform inventory search of subject.
- Handcuff subject behind back
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What is needed if a detainee is secured to a fixed object in the holding cell?
- Transport as soon as possible.
- Document in report
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How often will officers conduct welfare checks of detainees in a holding cell?
Every 30 minues and log times into detaine log sheet.
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Can an officer conduct the detainee welfare check by viewing the camera feed?
No. Must be an in-person check.
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Are detainees allowed to eat, drink or smoke in the holding cells?
No
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What must occur if a detainee makes a complaint of an injury or illness
Officer will request Seattle Fire.
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Whose permission is needed to detain a detainee in a holding cell for over two hours?
Supervisor
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What is the maximum time a juvenile can be detained in a holding cell?
Six hours per RCW.
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Who will review the detainee log sheets?
Sergeant and above
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Who assigns a sergeant at the begining of a shift to inspect the holding cells?
The watch commander
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What does the sergeant holding cell inspection consist of?
Inspect the holdling cells for property, evidence, contraband and sharps container. Document on Detainee Log Sheet.
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How must juveniles be detained in a holding cell?
- Out of sight from adult detainees.
- Reasonable step to be out of hearing from adult detainees.
- Juvenile status offenders adn non-offenders will not be in locked cell. Must be in “unsecured” area.
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What is a juvenile status offender?
A juvenile taken into police custofy for an offense that would not be a crime by an adult:
1. Runaway
2. Truancy
3. Underage possession of tabacco or alcohol
4. curfew violation
5. warrant for the above
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What is a juvenile non-offender?
A juvenile under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court for:
1. Abuse
2. Neglect
3. Dependancy
4. Warrant for the above.
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Who maintains the Detainee Log Sheets?
Unit/precinct adinistrative assistant after being reviewed by the watch commander.
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How long are the detainee log sheets kept for?
2 years plus current.
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Is the use of a spit sock considered force?
No
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How must the use of a spit sock be documented?
Sergeant documents in arrest screening.
Officer documents in the report.
Indicate on the Detainee Log Sheet
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How often must a person wearing a spit-sock be checked on?
Continoulsy, either in person or via camera feed while the spit sock is on.
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When must an officer check his transport vehicle when transporting a detainee?
Before and after transporting.
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What must occur if a detainee cannot be seatbelted due to specific circumstances?
Document reason in the GO report.
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What must occur when using AMR to transport to a non-medical facility?
An officer must ride in the back and a second follow.
Then complete AMR Transport Form.
Officers apply the soft restraints. (AMR applies soft restraints when going to medical facility.)
