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57 Cards in this Set
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Level 1
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Officer Presence
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Level 2
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Verbal Commands
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Level 3
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Control Techniques
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Level 4
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Aggresive Response
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Level 5
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Intermediate Weapons
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Level 6
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Deadly Force
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Officer Presence
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ODU, Weapons, CG Flag, Blue LE lights
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Verbal Commands
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Task direction and consequences in a clear and consice voice to compell compliance
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Control Techniques
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Have a low probabitlity of causing connective tissue damage, skin lacerations, fractures :
Escort position Normal Handcuffing Pressure Points Transport Wristlock |
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Aggressive Response
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A Probability of causing connective tissue damage, skin lacerations, fractures and irritation to eyes and mucous membranes :
ACM upper and lower Strikes Stuns OC Spray |
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Intermediate Weapons
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A High Prob of causing connective tissue damage, skin lacerations, fractures :
Baton Non-Leathal Munnitions |
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Deadly Force
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A High Prob of causing serious bodily injury or death:
Gun 9 mm |
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Level 4
Lower ACM's |
Knee Strike
Angle Kick Front Snap Kick Superficial Peroneal Kick |
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Level 4
Upper ACM's |
Front Jab
Staight Punch Forearm Strike Elbow Strike Brachial Stuns: -Palm/Heel stike -Backhand strike -Inner forearm strike -Outter forearm strike -Suprascapular stun |
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Types of subjects
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Passive compliant
Passive resistor Active resistor Active agressor |
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Passive compliant
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follows commands
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Passive resistor
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Not compliant verbally but is not posing a physical threat
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Active Resistor
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verbally and physically non compliant
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Active Aggressor
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Attempting to attack you
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Authority
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The governments legal power to act
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14 USC 89A
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USCG may board any vessel subject to US jurisdiction on the high seas and waters which the US has jurisdiction, at any time for the prevention, detection and suppression of US law violations
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Commadant's Use of Force Policy
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Only force reasonably necassary under the circumstances may be used to compell compliance
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Baseline
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Low tide Mark
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Domestic Territory
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Baseline to 3 NM
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International Territory
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Baseline to 12 NM
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contiguous zone
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12 NM to 24 NM
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customs waters
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baseline to 12 NM and internal waters
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High Seas
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One territorial seas to another nation's territorial sea. If an EEZ is claimed it is used instead of the territorial sea mark
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Internal waters
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Inland of the baseline
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Exclusive Economic Zone
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Baseline to 200 NM
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US Nav waters
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Territorial seas and internal nav water
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Internal nav waters
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water subject to tidal influence
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Who has authority
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Warrent Officers
Commisioned Officers Enlisted Petty Officers Reserve Petty Officers ( on orders) Active OCS- prior enlisted only |
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USCG has the Authority to?
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Search
Examine Arrest Seize Inspect Inquire |
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Scope of Responsibility as BTM
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Reflect credit on the CG
Assist the BO Educate boating community of boating safety and legal requirements |
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Jurisdiction
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The government's power to excersize its authority over persons, vessels an territory
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Requirements to Jurisdiction
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Substantive Law
Location Vessel Status |
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Substantive Law
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Examples:
Fisheries enforcement Drug enforcement Maritime Homeland Security Laws Vessel Safety Laws General criminal Laws |
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Vessel Classifications
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Commercial
Pubic: Owned by gov or state (non-commercial) EX: noaa boats Private/Pleasure |
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Location
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Geographic area where authority may be excersized:
High seas, waters subject to jurisdiction. on board foreign vessels in our jurisdiction with SNO. On board US vessels. On shore if suspect flees from the CG |
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Types of Vessel Status
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US
Foreign Vessels without Nationality (stateless) (assimilated stateless- claiming to sail under the flag of 2 or more nations) |
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Warning Shots
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Chambering a round in a riot shotgun is authorized as a warning shot to prevent the development of a situation that might otherwise require use of deadly force
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When Force is Authorized
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1. Self defense or defense of others
2. Prevent a federal crime 3.Effect a lawful arrest 4. Protect property CG has authority to protect 5.Compell compliance of order from CG 6. Protection of hazardous material/deadly weapons 7. Prevent damage to critical infrastructure 8. disable a vessel posing threat to officers or other persons EX: vessel raming into another vessel |
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Elements required prior to use of deadly force
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Weapon - physical means to cause death or serious injury
Opportunity - subject has unrestricted access to weapon and to you or others Actions - subject's actions make a reasonable person believe death or serious injury is imminent |
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Level 3
Pressure Points |
Mandibular Angle
Infra-Orbital Hypoglossal C-Clamp Jugular Notch |
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Mandibular Angle
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-make a fist
-use thumb -base of ear behind the jawbone |
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Infra-Orbital
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-make an L with your hand
-use knuckles of index finger -keep thumb separate from fingers -base of nose |
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Hypoglossal
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-slide palm down side of face
-curl two middle finger under the jawbone -1 inch forward of the rear of the mandible |
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C-Clamp
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-combo of mandibular and Infra-Orbital
-apply pressure to both at the same time |
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Jugular Notch
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-hand flat on breast plate
-two middle fingers in the jugular notch -base of throat where the collar bones meet *used to force a subject down ** most common use: handcuffed, active resistor to sit in a chair or on the floor |
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Frisk
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crush and feel outer layer of clothing in search of weapons, when REASONABLE SUSPICION exist. Applies to the immediate grab area as well
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When to draw weapon
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whenever BTM deems necesary
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Level 3
Escort Position |
-used to move subject without pain, stress at a minimum
from the rear from the side |
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Level 3
Transport Wristlock |
-used to move a subject or gain control of a subject using pain compliance
-used from the Escort Position |
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Level 5
Baton |
Closed Mode Strike
Expanded Mode Strikes: -Arm Strike -Backhand Cutting Strike -Backhand Strike with movement -Leg Strikes -Evasion Drills |
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Baton Closed Stances
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Interview Stance
Ready Stance- bladed behind leg, one hand up Loaded Stance - behind shoulder, tail cap pointed at subject |
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Baton Expanded Stances
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Ready Stance
Loaded Stance *same as closed |
