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    Police Discretion ‘De-escalation’ vs. ‘Use of Force’ training: The largest and most obvious difference between de-escalation and use of force is that de-escalation is trying to diffuse the situation with words and body language, use of force is diffusing the situation with forceful tones, moods, and actions. For example to diffuse a robbery with force the officer would use his/her weapon to stop the robber, to use the de-escalation method the officer would try to keep the robber in the area and…

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    It is also important to note that none of us have had the job title “Verbal De-escalation Officer”. It is something we are required to do while still performing our actual job duties. However, verbal de-escalation can be one of the most important functions we perform on a daily basis. This is why we must know when to trust our instincts and experience. Great leaders and communicators have the ability to influence others around them in a positive way. I remind young managers that people are…

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    The Western Cultural Escalation Life articulates with culture. Culture is the result of an influx of ideas which creates norms and ideologies of certain regions. Modern day culture, tends to be a hybrid of a myriad of aspects of many cultures around the world. An alpha of all of the included cultures tend to be “western culture.” Although Western culture, with its rigid bond with modernization, plays a dominant role in shaping world culture, such as creating necessity for freedom, nationalism,…

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    Tamir Rice Case Study

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    states leave the decisions of de-escalation training up to local agencies. The Dallas Police Department had an 18 percent drop in use of force the year after it launched de-escalation training. Also, since 2010 excessive force complaints have dropped by 83 percent. Las Vegas also reported a reduction in use of force and officer involved shootings that fell by more than half between the years 2012-2016 to only 10. Over these past 20 years less emphasis on de-escalation training occured. A…

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    INTRODUCTION United States Army has produced a new technology, “escalation of force” capability for the Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station (CROWS) which is called “Green Eyes” kit. The Army's Program Executive Office Soldier is fielding several Green Laser Escalation of Force, or GLEF, kits to units in Afghanistan for operational assessment. It has being tested in Afghanistan to assist soldier by giving them an interim step before escalating force. The CROWS system allows a weapon such as…

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    Vietnam War Public Opinion

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    escalation in Vietnam with statistical data through voting polls. The early stages of the conflict in Vietnam refers to the time period between 1955-1966. Lunch & Sperlich concluded that the public opinion supported the escalation in general in the early years of the conflict. The reasons provided by the journal is that most Americans followed the president's leadership. Another reason for American support of escalation was that many of the American citizens…

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    “Ladder of Escalation,” issues in covert operations, and guidelines for differentiating three operations, which are clandestine, counterintelligence, and covert. Each sections have their advantages and disadvantages when being used in intelligence operations. It also talks about concluding moral considerations to intelligence activities. In “Ladder of Escalation,” it talked about policy officers climbing activities that are labeled from low risk to high risk. The “Ladder of Escalation” begins…

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    selected skills that are very useful in crises are needed. These skills may include de-escalation techniques and listening skills. As individuals in mental health crises are at higher risk for being aggressive as 70-90% of mental health staff experience some form of aggression from mental health service users, de-escalation techniques are essential to have (Gunenc, O 'Shea and Dickens, 2015). De-escalation skills are skills that involve the use of verbal and non-verbal communication skills that…

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    Incident Response Plan

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    5. Continue to follow established emergency escalation protocols, a decision will be made on declaring an incident. 6. IF a declaration is made, the Manager point of contact will update the Team and ACME Computers management as soon as possible. IR Plan 6 When the Team is notified of…

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    health treatment settings. This paper intends to critically review and evaluate a range of the current approaches in the prediction, prevention and management of consumer aggression including the current zero tolerance policy used in NSW Health, de-escalation, chemical restraint and seclusion protocols and to discuss their significance in current mental health nursing practice. The zero tolerance approach to aggression was established in 2005 with the objective of reducing incidents of…

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