Introduction to Law & Justice Unit 6

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Introduction to Law & Justice Unit 6 Use of Force Introduction to Law & Justice Unit 6 Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLTEC) Use of Force Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Use of Force Issues The purpose of any force use is to gain compliance Pain cannot be used to punish Police are allowed to use a higher level of force than the suspect We don’t have to fight fair Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Use of Force Issues Must go by what officer knew at the time Gun found to be unloaded not an issue Weapon can be anything: car, chair, or anything else that may cause death or serious injury Reasonableness” is the standard Least force not required Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Reasonableness Factors: Degree/extent of force Severity of crime Location/place Part of official duty Totality of circumstance Severity of crime Was suspect immediate threat to officer/others Suspect resistance Evasion/fleeing Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Important Deadly Force Case Tennessee v. Garner (1985) Cannot shoot a fleeing felon Can only shoot if they are a danger to the public Shooting is considered a seizure Deadly force may be used if the suspect “Uses or threatens to use…” Jeopardy – Critical element to justified use of force Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Deadly Force Issues No warning shot Bullets will travel 500 feet to 2 miles depending on weapon Bullets will go through walls, doors, and even some metals Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Use of Force Continuum 98% Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Levels of Subject Resistance Verbal non-compliance - No! Psychological Intimidation - stare Passive Resistance - limp Defensive Resistance - push Active Aggression-punches Deadly Force Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Reassess! You must REASSESS the use of force after each use (i.e. strike, shot, etc.) Excessive Force – Not using appropriate level in response to threat &/or failure to reassess Police Brutality - Intentional inappropriate use of force Is this brutality? Media Clip Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Once called Non-Lethal or Less than Lethal Compliance Weapons Once called Non-Lethal or Less than Lethal Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Taser Funny Clip Electro-Muscular Disruption 35 foot max range Tasercam records Works on animals Media Clip Funny Clip Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Oleoresin Capsicum Spray Capsaicin – found in range of plants including peppers Burning sensation in nasal/eye area Dye is added Deactivation required Media Clip Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Batons Oldest of police weapons PR-24 is a modified martial arts weapon Expandable batons more compact Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Batons Hollow metals used for better impact Baton strike chart example here on right Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

K-9 Duty/tactical K-9 is trained to search and subdue In 1970’s K-9s not popular due to civil rights era images Most dogs from European trainers Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Diversionary Devices Used by SWAT Sound wave and flash cause disorientation Limited fire risk Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Other “Less than Lethal” Pepperball Guns Rubber Bullets Sticky Foam Bean Bag Round Emerging technology such as microwaves, directed energy, etc Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Once called Non-Lethal or Less than Lethal Deadly Force Once called Non-Lethal or Less than Lethal Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Handguns Convenient size, but not the best weapon 2 types Revolver Semi-Auto Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Handguns Guns are identified by barrel measurement Caliber Media Clip .22 .38 .45 9mm (metric) Caliber Media Clip Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Handguns Semi-Autos have key parts Slide Spring Barrel Trigger Trigger Guard Media Clip Firing pin Magazine Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Handguns Bullet types Wad cutter Hallow point Slug Talon Glazer Safety slug Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Handguns Bullets are made of 4 parts: Bullet Case Propellant Primer Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Rifles Far more accurate and more damage Also identified by barrel width Rifling makes bullet more accurate Like a football Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Shotguns Very powerful Limited distance Bullets are slugs, pellets, or combination Can shoot gas, bags, etc Barrel is by gauge Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

PCP Hands On Media Clip PCP Media Clip Cocaine Media Clip Use of Force Examples PCP Hands On Media Clip PCP Media Clip Cocaine Media Clip Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?

Introduction to Law & Justice Unit 6 Use of Force Introduction to Law & Justice Unit 6 Essential Question: How are police allowed to protect themselves?