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MODULE 38 A Cell Extraction

CELL EXTRACTION A. Objective : Practical--Demonstrate a recognized technique for removing a resisting inmate from a cell, (cell extraction.)

u? B. Why is the Cell Extraction Team Important 1. Reduce/prevent injuries to staff 2. Reduce/prevent injuries to inmates 3. Reduce the violence level 4. Reduce the risk of excessive force 5. Reduce liability CELL EXTRACTION

C. Understanding Anger 1. Anger: common denominator of violence & a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility 2. Causes of anger a. Self is threatened CELL EXTRACTION

b. Survival instinct c. Loss of integrity d. Loss of self control

3. Negative ways of getting rid of anger 1. Displacement a. Most common against officers 2. Suppression a. Keeping it within oneself b. Can be the most volatile CELL EXTRACTION

D. Four Types of Anger 1. Indignation a. Anger aroused by something unjust, unworthy, or mean CELL EXTRACTION

2. Rage a. A violent and uncontrolled anger that can be reached within zero to one hundred twenty seconds. CELL EXTRACTION

3. Fury a. Most destructive, intense, disordered anger b. Bordering on madness 4. Wrath a. May imply either rage or indignation but is less likely to suggest a desire to punish CELL EXTRACTION

E. Reasons for Cell Extraction 1. Disciplinary problems 2. Administrative & classification decisions 3. Medical 4. Behavioral problems (mental health) 5. Transportation

F. The Cell Extraction Team 1. Team Leader (TL) a. Superior communication skills b. Excellent anger management CELL EXTRACTION

c.Excellent anger de-escalation techniques d.Command the team during stressful conditions CELL EXTRACTION

2. Video Team Member a. Maintain total control of himself/herself during extreme conditions b. Capture the entire incident on video. CELL EXTRACTION

3. Cell Extraction Team Member (CET-1) a. Strongest b. Best tactically trained c. First in the cell d. Assistant Team leader CELL EXTRACTION

4. “CET” MEMBERS: CET-2, CET-3 & CET-4 a. Specialized training b. Well disciplined c. All of the “CET” members are cross trained in each others roles

CELL EXTRACTION d. Think as a team e. Work as a team f. Achieve their objective as a team

5. The Cell Extraction Team a. Size of the “Cell Extraction Team” will be decided by the individual institution’s needs & staffing patterns. CELL EXTRACTION

b. The equipment & tactics will also be based upon the institution’s needs. c. Always follow your institution’s policy & procedure pertaining to the use of force & restraints

6. “CET” Equipment a. Personal body armor (Turtle suit) b. Helmet c. No shank vest d. Groin cup CELL EXTRACTION

e. Knee & elbow pads f. Forearm & shin guards g. Chemical mask h. Chemical agents (O.C. spray)

i. Restraint devices *Handcuffs *Plastic cuffs *Response belt *Stretcher/gurney CELL EXTRACTION

j. Batons *PR-24 *Night stick *Riot baton

k. Shields *concave *convex *stun CELL EXTRACTION

l. Weapons *shotgun - bean bag *taser *stun gun m. Canine (K-9)

n. ‘CET’ Tactics *Prior to the team’s confronting the uncooperative or violent inmate, the area must be clear & secure *Clear other inmates from the area, or secure inmates in their cells CELL EXTRACTION

‘CET’ Tactics *Evacuate all correctional employees that are not a part of the cell extraction team *Prior to the team’s confronting the uncooperative or violent inmate, the area must be clear & secure CELL EXTRACTION

*Carry out this operation in accordance with your institutional policies & procedures *Assemble—by order of team leader *Brief team members on situation

CELL EXTRACTION *Conference with security & treatment staff *Review inmate’s base/medical files *Secure area/assign video officer

CELL EXTRACTION *Adhere to institutional policies & procedures *Request inmate cooperation-no harm to inmate *Order inmate be handcuffed

CELL EXTRACTION *Inform inmate of negative cooperation-inmate may suffer serious bodily harm and/or death *O.C. spray *Order team enter cell-must wait for order of Team leader

CELL EXTRACTION *Neutralize inmate *Place restraints on inmate *Place inmate on stretcher *Remove inmate *Address medical needs of inmate & team member if any

‘ *Debrief *Document *Critique action *Clean, repair, replace equipment CELL EXTRACTION