Subject Control/Arrest Techniques

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List and state the sub-elements of each within the force continuum concept:
A. Presence: Psychological force established through the officer's arrival on the scene and symbols of authority.
b. Verbal Direction/Control: Conversation, advice, commands or instruction utilized by the officer.
c. Physical Control: Use of physical contact
1. soft hand control: techniques which have a low probability of injury
2. hard hand control: have a higher probability of injury
d. Intermediate weapons: Weapons which when utilized according to recognized training methods reduce the probability of serious bodily injury.
1. low level intermediate weapon: weapons used with slow pressure
2. high level intermediate weapon: weapons which involve strikes
e. Deadly force: Would likely result in death or serious bodily injury.
List the types of behavior a subject may exhibit during the arrest process.
A. Compliance
b. Noncompliant resistance
c. Assaultive
d. Aggravated assaultive
List the factors/variables that may depict the amount of force an officer employs in effecting control or defending himself/herself from a subject he/she encounters.
A. subject behavior
b. totality of the circumstances
c. environmental conditions
d. reaction time/distance from subject
e. multiple subjects/ officer
f. size & gender of officer/suspect
g. skill level of officer
h. apparent skill level of suspect
i. age of suspect/officer
j. injury or exhaustion
k. weapon availability
l. availability of alternative actions
m. previous knowledge of suspect
It is recommended that an officer maintain a reactionary distance of ____-____ feet as a minimum.
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Identify the correct position within each of the following ZONES.
A. Zone 1- directly in front
b. Zone 2- 45' off either front shoulder
c. Zone 3- directly to the side of each shoulder
d. Zone 4- 45' off either rear shoulder/escort position
e. Zone 5- directly behind
List the three principal reasons for injury or death of a law enforcement officer.
A. carelessness
b. overconfidence
c. lack of training
List the five areas that could be used as a striking area for an effective stunning method.
A. brachial plexus origin
b. superscapular nerve
c. radial nerve
d. common preronial nerve
e. femoral nerve
True/False
Pressure points are general control methods and have many applications and uses.

True
What is the main purpose of the baton?
To stun or temporary disable without causing long lasting damage
List the three primary striking areas an officer should use when striking with a baton?
A. center muscle mass of arm
b. center muscle mass of leg
c. center muscle mass of body
When removing the handcuffs, the officer should maintain a position in zone:

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List and briefly describe the three types of searches.
A. cursory search- frisk/pat down
b. search incident to arrest- complete search of individual/clothing
c. strip search- complete & thorough
What zone should an officer maintain when applying handcuffs to a suspect?

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