Uses of Force. 56. Upon notification of a Level 3 or 4 use of force, an uninvolved supervisor of the officer(s) using force will respond to the scene.
Uses of Force. 62. Upon notification of a Level 5 use of force, an uninvolved supervisor will respond to the scene. The on-scene uninvolved supervisor shall take initial steps in response to the incident consistent with the requirements for Level 2, 3, and 4 use of force incidents in Paragraphs 53 and 57 until turning the scene over to a FIT-trained supervisor.
Uses of Force. Any uses of force (1) directly causing injury requiring admission to the hospital or (2) upon an SFPD supervisory evaluation, as outlined in General Order
Uses of Force. The County shall develop and implement a comprehensive policy and accompanying practices governing uses of force, ensuring that the least amount of force necessary for the safety of staff, youth residents, and visitors is used on youth.
Uses of Force. The State shall develop and implement comprehensive policies, procedures and practices governing uses of force to assure that the least amount of force necessary is used on youth for the safety of staff, youth residents, and visitors.
Uses of Force. Any uses of force (1) directly causing resulting in injury that requiringes admission to the hospital or (2) upon an SFPD supervisory evaluation, as outlined in General Order 5.01 (Use of Force Policy and Proper Control of a Person), that the use of force appears unreasonable and resulted in serious bodily injury. “Serious bodily injury” is defined in the California Penal Code, section § 243(f)(4), as a serious impairment of physical condition, including, but not limited to, loss of consciousness, concussion, bone fracture, protracted loss or impairment of function of any bodily member or organ, a wound requiring extensive suturing, and or serious disfigurement. “Admission to the hospital” occurs when a subject is administratively admitted for inpatient care by a medical professional. It does not include emergency room care or a Welfare & Institutions Code § 5150 hold. Whenever there is a question of whether an incident meets the criteria of this MOU, an SFPD supervisory officer shall consult, as soon as practicable, with the SFPD Commanding Officer of Risk Management, who will consult with the on-call SFDA personnel to determine if a Covered Incident investigative response is appropriate.
Uses of Force. All uses of force shall be reported and investigated by the RPD supervisor. Additionally, the CDCR-PAROLE peace officer shall adhere to their parent agency’s policy regarding uses of force.
Uses of Force. 94. The direct supervisor of the officer(s) employing a Level 1 use of force will review and approve the use of force in writing, return the Use of Force Report to the officer for revision, or elevate the Level 1 use of force before the end of the supervisor’s shift following the shift on which the Level 1 force was used. If the Use of Force Report is returned to the officer for revision, all revisions and additional reviews will be completed within 5 days of the use of force. It is not mandatory for supervisors to report to the scene of a Level 1 use of force. Supervisors will elevate and investigate any Level 1 use of force that appears to have violated policy or was improperly categorized as a Level 1 use of force. If a supervisor determines that an officer’s report reveals evidence of a use of force involving potential criminal conduct, he or she will immediately notify Internal Affairs.
Uses of Force. 95. The direct supervisor of the officer(s) using force, upon notification of a Level 2 use of force incident or allegation of excessive force, will respond to the location of the occurrence. Where the force is a Level 1 but the subject has alleged excessive force, the supervisor will respond to the scene to determine whether a Level 1 or Level 2 investigation should be conducted.
