Documenting the Use of Force
Police officers must sometimes use force to protect themselves and others. With this guide you can help your officers improve their report writing on Use of Force incidents and reduce the time they spend explaining themselves to lawyers.
- Writing and completing a comprehensive report
- Strategies for taking accurate and consistent notes
- Verbal and non-verbal behavior and communication
- Common control and resistance techniques
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Pocket Guide
- Introduction
- 10 Steps to Getting It "Write"
- Police Reports
- Characteristics of Credible Reports
- Places, Objects & People
- Place
- People
- Body Language
- Communication
- Offenders
- Officers
- Transcripts
- Background Details
- Officer Background
- Offender Background
- Effective Reporting
- Legal Justification
- Time and Distance
- Suspect Resistance
- Officer Beliefs and Feelings
- Officer Intentions
- Physical Non-Strike
- Physical Strike
- Aerosols
- EPDs
- Non-Strike Weapon
- Weapon Strike
- Deadly Force
- Injuries/Medical Treatment
- Providing Medical Treatment
- Post-Control Information
- Definitions
- Case Law
- Resistance Types
- Common Control Techniques
- Pages: 48
- Physical Size: Pocket Guide 48-00 3.75" x 5.5"
- Product Code: 01-0116-000-01
- ISBN: 978-1-932990-15-7
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