Officer Involved Critical Incident. An incident which occurs in any city, town, or unincorporated area of Utah County and involves any employee of the Protocol Member Agency and includes but is not limited to the following:
1) The use of a dangerous weapon by an officer against a person that causes injury to any person;
2) Death or serious bodily injury to any person, except the Officer, resulting from the use of a motor vehicle by an officer while on duty, or use of a government vehicle while the officer is off duty;
3) The death of a person who is in law enforcement custody, but not including deaths that are the result of disease, natural causes, or conditions that have been medically diagnosed prior to the person's death.
4) Death or serious bodily injury to a person resulting from the efforts of an officer attempting to prevent a person's escape from custody, make an arrest, or otherwise gain physical control of a person; and
5) The use of deadly force by an officer against a person that causes damage to property but not death or serious bodily injury. However, in this situation, unless the Venue Agency Chief or the County Attorney request an investigation, none will be performed.
Officer Involved Critical Incident. An incident involving any employee of a law enforcement agency occurring in Xxxxx County including but not limited to the following:
1. Any intentional or accidental shooting directed at a person, whether or not a fatality results.
2. Any intentional or accidental use of any other weapon or force against another person, whether or not a fatality results.
3. Any physical altercations, mutual combat, or domestic violence in which the police employee is acting in the capacity of a private citizen and occurs within the jurisdiction of his or her employer.
4. Any fatal injury, whether intentionally or accidentally caused, which results from the use of a motor vehicle by an employee while on-duty or off-duty in a government vehicle.
5. Any fatality of any person who is in police custody, excluding deaths that are the result of disease, natural causes, or conditions which have been diagnosed prior to death.
6. Any fatality that results from the efforts of an employee attempting to affect an arrest or otherwise gain physical control of another.
Officer Involved Critical Incident. An incident occurring in Box Elder County, Cache County and/or Rich County involving a law enforcement employee of a law enforcement agency located in Box Elder County, Cache County, and/or Rich County including but not limited to the following:
i. Any intentional or accidental shooting directed at a person, whether or not a fatality results.
ii. Any intentional or accidental use of any other weapon or force against another person, whether or not a fatality results.
iii. Any physical altercations, mutual combat, or domestic violence in which the law enforcement employee is acting in the capacity of a private citizen and occurs within the jurisdiction of his or her employer.
iv. Any fatal injury, whether intentionally or accidentally caused, which results from the use of a motor vehicle by a law enforcement employee while on-duty or off-duty in a government vehicle.
v. Any fatality of any person who is in law enforcement custody, excluding deaths that are the result of disease, natural causes, or conditions which have been diagnosed prior to death.
vi. Any fatality that results from the efforts of a law enforcement employee attempting to affect an arrest or otherwise gain physical control of another.
Officer Involved Critical Incident. An incident involving any employee of a law enforcement agency occurring in Davis County including but not limited to the following:
a) Any intentional or accidental shooting directed at a person, whether or not a fatality results.
b) Any intentional or accidental use of any other weapon or force against another person, whether or not a fatality results.
c) Any physical altercations, mutual combat, or domestic violence in which the police employee is acting in the capacity of a private citizen and occurs within the jurisdiction of his or her employer.
d) Any fatal injury, whether intentionally or accidentally caused, which results from the use of a motor vehicle by an employee while on-duty or off-duty in a government vehicle.
e) Any fatality of any person who is in police custody, excluding deaths that are the result of disease, natural causes, or conditions which have been diagnosed prior to death.
f) Any fatality that results from the efforts of an employee attempting to affect an arrest or otherwise gain physical control of another.
