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Demonstrate the ability to make a lawful arrest, handcuff and an
effective search of a person. (I-VI)
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Identify appropriate procedures for conducting opposite gender
searches. (VI)
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Demonsrate the ability to apply and exercise the safeguards of a
control hold and takedown tactic. (VII)
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Identify responsibilities of a cover officer when subjects are
interviewed, handcuffed or searched. (VIII)
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Identify the responsibilities of a primary officer. (VIII)
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Identify basic principles of defensive tactics. (IX)
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| 7.
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Identify the safety hazards associated with the use of the carotid
restraint. (X)
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Demonstrate proper execution of a holstered weapon retention
technique. (XI)
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Identify the psychological factors which affect one's ability to
successfully counter a life- threatening situation. (XII)
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Identify what constitutes reasonable force. (XIII)
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Describe physical (not deadly) force and explain the justification for
when and how to use such force. (XIII)
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Describe physical deadly force and explain the justification for when
and how to use such force. (XIII)
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Identify the liabilities associated with the lawful use of physical of
deadly force when there is injury or death of an innocent third party.
(XIII)
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Identify the vital human body points and bone protrusions which are
target areas when employing the police baton or flashlight. (XIV)
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Demonstrate the ability to employ the police baton or flashlight and
explain if the blow delivered would be crippling, disabling or fatal.
(XV, XVI)
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