Use Of Force Training

Front 1

Code of Conduct:
Act with _____ & ______

Back 1

Honesty, Integrity.

Front 2

Code of Conduct:
Respect/use all _______ and _______ in accordance with conditions of their license.

Back 2

Property, Equipment.

Front 3

Code of Conduct:
Refrain from using _______.

Back 3

Unnecessary force.

Front 4

Criminal Code Applications:
In good faith:

Back 4

With honest intention.

Front 5

Criminal Code Applications:
Found Committing:

Back 5

Seeing the person actually committing the offence / persuing them immediately and continuously.

Front 6

Criminal Code Applications:
Actus Reus:

Back 6

Act of carrying out the offence.

Front 7

Criminal Code Applications:
Mens Rea:

Back 7

The intent to commit the offence. ( guilty mind )

Front 8

Criminal Code Applications:
Indictable offence:

Back 8

An offence described as more serious in nature with greater penalties.

Front 9

Criminal Code Applications:
Summary offence:

Back 9

Any offence considered to be of less serious in nature.

Front 10

Criminal Code Applications:
Dual procedure offence:

Back 10

Prosecutor may decide to proceed by indictment or by summary conviction.

Front 11

Criminal Code Applications:
Citizen's Power of Arrest
494(1) Arrest without warrant

Back 11

Anyone may arrest without warrant:
(a) subject found committing an indictable offence
(b) on reasonable grounds he believe i) subject has committed offence.
ii) subject is escaping from/ persued by persons with lawful authority to arrest.

Front 12

Criminal Code Applications:
Citizen's Power of Arrest
494(2) Arrest by Owner

Back 12

Anyone who is:
i) owner/person lawful possession of property
ii) person authorized by owner or person in lawful possession of property
may arrest subject found committing criminal act on or in relation to property.

Front 13

Criminal Code Applications:
Citizen's Power of Arrest
494(3) Delivery to Peace Officer

Back 13

Anyone who arrests without warrant shall forthwith deliver subject to peace officer.

Front 14

Criminal Code Applications:
Citizen's Power of Arrest
Steps to proper arrest (5)

Back 14

i) Identify self.
ii) Advise subject thay are under arrest.
iii) Tell subject why they are arrested.
iv) Take physical control.
v) Advise subject their rights to councel

Front 15

Criminal Code Applications:
Citizen's Power of Arrest
41(1) Removal of person trespassing

Back 15

One who is in peaceful possession of property and one lawfully assisting or acting under his authority is justified in using force to remove anyone from trespassing using no more force than necessary.

Front 16

Criminal Code Applications:
Use of Force Applications:
25(1) Protection of persons acting under authority

Back 16

Everyone who is required/authorized by law to do anything in admin/enforcement of law if acting on reasonable grounds justified on doing what is required in using much force as necessary for that purpose.

Front 17

Criminal Code Applications:
Citizen's Power of Arrest
26 Excessive Force

Back 17

Everyone authorized by law to use force is criminally responsible for any excess thereof according to mnature and quality of act that constitutes the excess.

Front 18

Criminal Code Applications:
Citizen's Power of Arrest
30 Preventing Breach of Peace

Back 18

everyone who witness breach of peace is justified in interfering to prevent continuance/renewal and may detain if he uses no more force than necessary.

Front 19

Crisis Management
4 stages of crisis:

Back 19

i) Anxiety
ii) Defensive
iii) Physically Acting Out
iv) Tension Reduction

Front 20

Crisis Management
Responses to Crisis Stage:
Anxiety Stage

Back 20

Supportive Response.

Front 21

Crisis Management
Responses to Crisis Stage:
Defensive Stage

Back 21

Directive Response

Front 22

Crisis Management
Responses to Crisis Stage:
Physically Acting-Out Stage

Back 22

Physical Restraint Response

Front 23

Crisis Management
Responses to Crisis Stage:
Tension Reduction

Back 23

Restorative Interaction Phase

Front 24

Venting:
In order to be heard and understood, communication should be made during the _____.

Back 24

Valley "the valleys"

Front 25

Imminent Danger is present when the subject has (3):

Back 25

i) Intent
ii) Weapon
iii) Delivery System

Front 26

Parasympathetic Nervous system

Back 26

- low arousal state
- relaxed
- normal heart rate

Front 27

Sympathetic Nervous system

Back 27

- high arousal state
- anxiety/fear
- Fight flight freeze

Front 28

Ring Rule

Back 28

R- Restore Normality
I - Investigate
N- Negotiate
G- Give

Front 29

Categorical Changes of Fear: (3)

Back 29

Physical
Perceptual
Cognitive

Front 30

Cognitive Changes from Fear
(5):

Back 30

i) Automatic Behaviour
ii) Memory gaps
iii) Intrusive thoughts
iv) Memory distortions
v) Rational vs Experiential thinking