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MCOLES Review

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MCOLES Review

1. 1st Degree Child Abuse: Parent, Guardian, Custodian Intentional Act

Serious Physical or Mental Harm to the Child

2. 2nd Degree Child Abuse: Parent, Guardian, Custodian Negligent Act

Serious Physical or Mental Harm to the Child

3. 3rd Degree Child Abuse: Parent, Guardian, Custodian Intentional Act

Causes or Could Case Physical or Mental Harm

4. 4th Degree Child Abuse: Parent, Guardian, Custodian Negligent Act

Causes or Could Cause Physical or Mental Harm

5. Childs Overall Health and Well Being: Physical Abuse

6. Food, Clothing, Shelter: Neglect

7. Emotional Abuse: Abuse

8. Inappropriate Sexualized Behaviors: CSC

• Main Question During Child Abuse Investigations: Is there an Imminent Threat to the

Health and Safety of the Child?

• There is an Imminent Threat to the Health and Safety of the Child: You have Legal

Authority to Remove the Child

• There is Not an Imminent Threat to the Health and Safety of the Child: Write a Report,

Follow Up with Detectives and CPS

• SIDS: Death of a Child under the Age of 1 where there is no other sign or indicator

13. CPS Timeline: Have to Place Eyes on the Child within 24 Hours

• Child Safe Delivery Law: Parents can Give Up their Children, To Authorized Persons

Including Police, Fire, Paramedics, or Hospital

• Child Safe Delivery Law: Requirements: Child must be Under 72 Hours Old Have to Fill

Out Paperwork

16. Levels of Resistance: Inactive Resistance Passive Resistance

Active Resistance Active Aggression Deadly Force

17. Inactive Resistance: Psychological Intimidation or Verbal Resistance

• Inactive Resistance: Actions: Body Language or Verbal
• Passive Resistance: Any type of Resistance where the Subject does not at- tempt to defeat

the officers but still will not comply with verbal and physical attempts to control

• Passive Resistance: Actions: Verbal Actions
• Active Resistance: Any action that attempts to prevent an officer from gaining control of

the subject

• Active Resistance: Actions: Pulling Away

23. Active Aggression: Physical Actions or Assaults Against Officer

• Active Aggression: Actions: Fighting

25. Deadly Force: Attempting to Cause Death or GBH

26. Officer Responses: Officer Presence / Verbal Direction Compliance Controls

Physical Controls Intermediate Controls Deadly Force 2 / 3

27. Officer Presence: Showing Up in Uniform Identification of Authority

Verbal Direction Restraint Devices

• Officer Presence: Resistance Level: None
• Compliance Controls: Soft Empty Hand Techniques Compliance control Devices (Baton)
• Compliance Controls: Resistance Level: Inactive Resistance

31. Physical Controls: Hard Empty Hand Techniques (Strikes / Takedowns)

• Physical Controls: Resistance Level: Passive Resistance

33. Intermediate Controls: Intermediate Weapons (Impact / OC / Taser / K9)

• Intermediate Controls: Resistance Level: Active Resistance

35. Court Cases: Graham v Connor Terry v Ohio

Tennessee v Garner

36. Graham v Connor: Graham Factors

• Graham Factors: Severity of the Crime Immediate Threat to Officers or Others Actively

Resisting Arrest Attempting to Evade Arrest by Flight

38. Terry v Ohio: Stop and Frisk

39. Terry Stop: Reasonable suspicion that crime is afoot

40. Terry Frisk: Reasonable suspicion that a subject is armed

41. Tennessee v Garner: Usage of Deadly Force

42. Usage of Deadly Force: In Self Defense from GBH Defense of Others from GBH

Fleeing Felon Rule

• Fleeing Felon Rule: Suspected Felon Attempts to Escape and has: Threatened the Officer

with a Weapon Officer has PC to believe that the Suspect has Committed a Crime involving GBH

• Standard for Deadly Force: Honest and Reasonable belief that Imminent Threat of Death

or GBH

• Physical Contact Techniques: Knee / Elbow Strikes Punches, Palm Heel, Hammer Fist

Kicks

46. Knee / Elbow Strikes: Close Range

47. Punches, Palm Heel, Hammer Fist: Medium Range

48. Kicks: Long Range

49. Use of Force Reporting: Graham Factors Totality of Circumstances

Injuries (Us and Them) Prior Knowledge

50. Bleeding: Arm / Leg Torso

Chest and Ab

51. Arm / Leg Bleeding: Direct Pressure with a Tourniquet

52. Torso Bleeding: Direct Pressure and Wound Packing

53. Chest and Ab Injuries: Got to the Hospital

54. Problematic Breathing: Stridor Wheezing

Gurgling

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