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When shall Aero bureau units become involved in a pursuit |
They shall attempt to become involved in every pursuit initiated by LASD or conducted in LASD patrol areas at the |
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At the time of initial visual contact and before engaging in the vehicle pursuit, Aero Bureau unit shall broadcast: |
Total # of ground units visibly involved
Estimate speed/traffic conditions
When permitted, broadcast the rooftop numbers of all units involved |
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When do radio broadcast responsibilities shift to aero bureau units |
When aero bureau units maintain visual contact with the pursued vehicle |
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How many units should be involved in a pursuit |
The primary pursuit vehicle and three backup units, all others shall terminate code 3 ops. |
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When shall aero bureau units designate the primary and backup units in a pursuit |
If it is not immediately clear which units are primary and backup. |
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Who has overall command of a vehicle pursuit |
The station/unit watch commander |
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When shall aero bureau units broadcast rooftop info to the watch commander |
When it is appropriate and feasible throughout the pursuit |
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What shall the aero bureau units do if non designated units do not immediately disengage from the pursuit |
Broadcast the rooftop numbers to the watch commander |
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What shall aero bureau units broadcast during a pursuit |
Location of susp vehicle Advise ground units of upcoming traffic congestion Road hazards Susp actions Any other info that may increase the margin of safety |
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When shall aero bureau units notify the WC and ground units of a media helicopter is in the vicinity |
When personnel’s tactical positions could pose a officer safety risk |
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How long shall aero bureau units remain with a pursuit |
While In actual pursuit or surveillance mode, to the terminus. And shall adhere to the instructions of the WC and field Sgt |
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What shall aero bureau units do at the conclusion of a pursuit |
When conditions permit: Provide rooftop numbers for all LASD vehicles in the immediate vicinity of the pursuit Departing from the scene shall be sought by the WC or field Sgt. |
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What shall aero bureau units do if the pursuit is terminated |
Discontinue broadcast of the pursued vehicles location on any frequency May request permission from original station WC to continue to monitor vehicles location and notify adjoining LASD stations/agencies the previously pursued vehicle is entering their jurisdiction |
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When shall aero bureau units NOT rebroadcast the location and direction of a pursued vehicle |
If specific authorization from the originating station or agencies WC has not been granted MPP 5-09/210.10 |
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Aero bureau responsibilities MPP |
5-09/210.12 |
