TLETA Week 3 Actual Exam T LETA

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With regard to barricaded suspect, always think: -ANSWER-• Suspect

is armed • There is more than 1 suspect • Anyone in line of fire will be injured

Responsibility of the first responder to barricaded suspect incident: -

ANSWER-• Secure the scene •Evacuate any people not part of the incident out of the danger zone • Mobilize appropriate personnel and assets

What is the outer perimeter? -ANSWER-• Protective buffer, limited access • Command post, staging area here • staging area big enough for 20 vehicles • Upwind

What is the inner perimeter? -ANSWER-• 25yd - 1/4 mile from incident • Area suspect can control with his weapon • Off-limits to all except tactical officers

What is the Sterile Zone? -ANSWER-• Immediately surrounding barricade • Tact. Team and scouts only • Personnel here may be mistaken for suspect

What NOT to do during barricaded suspect call: -ANSWER-• Attempt

to advance on suspect • Leave cover to go to armed suspect

Who can give you info on barricaded suspect? -ANSWER-• Witnesses • Victims • Neighbors, employers

Most barricaded suspect incidents resolved within:

Usually rapport established & solutions being addressed within: -

ANSWER-• 12 hours • 1-3 hours

3 Tactical options in barricaded suspect incident: -ANSWER-• Talk

then out :)

• Force then out

• Take then out :(

Barricaded suspect incidents typically involve 3 types of people: -

ANSWER-• Criminal • Emotionally Disturbed • Terrorist

During barricaded suspect negotiation, NEVER: -ANSWER-• Give

weapons/drugs/alcohol • Give yourself or additional hostages up

Greatest barrier to survival during hostage officer situation: -

ANSWER-Hopelessness :(

# 1 priority in hostage officer situation -ANSWER-Keep officer and hostage alive

Officer's goal in hostage officer situation -ANSWER-Contain and Control

What to watch for when you're the hostage officer: -ANSWER-• Vocal

changes • Muscle tension • Breathing patterns • Posture change • Anxiety level change • Shift of focus

When to move when you're the hostage officer: -ANSWER-• He eases

grip on you • When he's talking • Weapon moved off you - move to outside and low of gun • Be explosive and committed

How to search exterior of house: -ANSWER-2 officers; each stationed

at opposite points of house

Fatal funnel: -ANSWER-• Area where suspect can predict your

position • Doorway, window, hallway and stairs

Most dangerous part of house to search and how to search it: -

ANSWER-• The stairs.• Stay to outside wall; Clear slowly/methodically

2 types of movement when searching house: -ANSWER-• Stealth -

slow, quiet, methodical • Dynamic - speed, surprise, violence of action

• types of entry through a doorway -ANSWER-• Buttonhook - officers

on each side of entry point, each go around own side • Modified buttonhook - both officers on same side of entry point (best method) • Crisscross - officers on each side of entry point, each cross to opposite side (Fastest method)

What does contact officer do during house search? -ANSWER-• gives verbal directions to threat • handcuffs, searches suspect • most tactically proficient

What does cover officer do during house search? -ANSWER-• look where contact officer is not looking • 90° angle on contact officer while he deals with suspect

Minimum # of officers to search interior of house: -ANSWER-2 officers

What to do when searching interior of house: -ANSWER-• 1 floor at a

time, bottom to top • Do not attempt to search in darkness • Move from dark to light • Turn on light switch then MOVE • Leave 1 officer on each cleared floor, if possible

Thoroughness of house searching: -ANSWER-• If a person can fit

there, search it • Don't forget to look up

What is "slicing the pie"? -ANSWER-• Clearing a corner/turn slowly and methodically