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Arrest |
Taking physical control of a person with the intent of detaining them. |
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Reasons to Make an Arrest |
Protect Property, Public and accused Prevent Breach of Peace RICE |
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Reasonable Grounds |
A set of facts or circumstances which would satisfy an ordinary cautious and prudent person that there is reason to believe and which goes beyond mere suspicion |
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Steps to Making an Arrest |
Identify Tell them they are under arrest Take or get physical control Reason for arrest Rights to counsel and caution Make sure they understand |
ITTRRM |
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General Principles of Use of Force |
Preservation of peace Prevention of crime Apprehension of offenders |
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Legislation for Use of Force |
Primairly from Statute Law and Case Law PRIMARY AUTHORITY for use of force is found in the Criminal Code of Canada Section 25(1) |
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Reasonableness of Force Test (3 steps) |
1. administration or enforcement of the law 2. acting on reasonable grounds 3. does not use unnecessary force |
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Use of Force Model Development |
1. To assist in the training of officers 2. As a reference for offiers when making decisions 3. As a tool to assist an officer to explain his actions after an incident |
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Use of Force Guiding Principles |
1. Primary responsibility of a peace officer is to preserve and protect life 2. The primary objective of any use of force is to ensure public safety 3. Police officer safety is essential to public safety 4. The UOF model does not replace the law 5. The UOF model was constructed in consideration of current case law 6. The UOF model is not intendedd to dictate policy to any agency |
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The Situation |
Enviroment Number of Subjects Perceived Sbjects ability Knowledge of Subject Time and Distance Potential Attack Signs |
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Components of First Contact Approach |
Greeting Identify Yourself Give reason for the stop/intervention Listen without interrupting Explain and Inform Closure |
GIGLEC |
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The Police Challenge |
POLICE, DONT MOVE |
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