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First agency to officially use OC

USPS in 1973

In what year did NYSP begin using OC

1992

CERT began using OC in what year

2001

In what year did OC get approved agency wide

2016

3 major types of chemical agents used by law enforcement

CN, CS and OC

Color code for CN

Red

Agent type for CN

Lacrimating

Pure CN can be lethal. What concentration is generally used

.98%

What does CN smell like

Apple blossom

4 effects of CN on humans

Visual impairment


Coughing/sneezing


Prickly pain in warm/moist


May cause burns/airways irritated

CS is what agent type

Irritant

CS is what color code

Blue

What concentration is used for CS

.98%

9 effects of CS on humans

Visual impairment


Coughing/sneezing


Painful burning of the eyes and throat


Extreme temporary pain in warm/moist parts


Skin burns including blistering


Compressed chest and panic caused by the inability to breathe clearly


Desire but inability to defecate


Side effects that are different and individual in nature


May immobilize

Color code for OC

Orange

Agent type for OC

Inflammatory

What concentration is capsaicin detected by humans

One part per 10 million parts

What concentration of OC will cause blistering on the tongue

One part per 100,000 parts water

Which plant is used to produce defensive aerosol

Cayenne pepper

Standard application for OC

2 one second bursts

7 effects of OC

Eyes shut in 1-3 seconds


Skin will feel hot


Mucous membranes become inflamed triggering cough


Nasal and sinus drainage


Intense burning of skin and eyes


Isolated effects may include nausea, vomiting, catatonia, loss of coordination


Hotter the air temp, the more effective OC will be.

What are the 5 high risk groups for OC

Children under 12


Senior citizens


People with emphysema


Asthmatics


People with heart disease

6 components of OC canister

Canister


Cover


Actuator/trigger


Cap


Valve


Dip tube

3 components of OC spray

Propellant


Carrier


Oleoresin Capsicum

Effective range of OC spray

4-15 feet in still air

4 different spray patterns

Mist


Stream


Foam


Fogger

4 steps for decontamination for OC

Remove to fresh air


Flush eyes and face w/cool water


If burning persists wash exposed areas with soap and water


If burning persists further use ice