Pepper Spray. 12. Baton (ASP) The above items shall remain the property of the District and shall be returned by the employee upon leaving employment.
Pepper Spray. The Parties agree to the following regarding the use of pepper spray in FDC: Except in extraordinary circumstances, staff shall consult medical staff before using pepper spray unless escalating tension makes such action unavoidable. When possible, medical staff shall review the detainee’s medical file for a disease or condition that an intermediate force weapon could seriously exacerbate, including, but not limited to, COVID-19, asthma, emphysema, bronchitis, tuberculosis, obstructive pulmonary disease, angina pectoris, cardiac myopathy or congestive heart failure. If medical staff indicate that a detainee has a disease or condition that an intermediate force weapon could seriously exacerbate, then staff shall not use pepper spray except in extraordinary circumstances. There shall be a presumption that a detainee with confirmed COVID-19 has such a disease or condition. In the event that pepper spray is used in a circumstance where an individual with confirmed COVID-19 is present, Defendants shall provide Plaintiffs’ counsel with notice of the event within 72 hours and, subject to the protective order in this case, any available surveillance video as soon as practicable. Detainees subjected to use of pepper spray shall be seen by medical staff as soon as possible. If the use of pepper spray results in an injury or claim of injury, medical evaluation shall be obtained and appropriate care provided.
Pepper Spray. (6) Spillable batteries, except those in wheelchairs.
