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SUBJECT: Use Of Force SOP:700.2.20 CATEGORY: PAGE: 3 of 3 4. Carrying of Weapons a. Department issued duty holster and belt with all issued equipment shall be worn when handgun is carried unconcealed. When the handgun is carried concealed it must be carried in department issued case along with chemical irritant and a form of restraining device. 5. Use of Force Reports a. Any time an officer uses force, other than verbal persuasion, the use of such shall be documented in the Offense/Incident report. It should be noted that the use of handcuffs has been held by the courts to be a form of force and therefore the use of such shall be noted in the O/I and/or arrest reports. b. If an officer uses force in the performance of duty, that officer shall include all information about the use of force in the arrest report when: 1. the use of force results in death, injury, or alleged injury to another person. 2. a firearm is pointed at or discharged towards another person. 3. chemical irritant is used. c. The employee shall submit the report to their supervisor who shall forward a copy through the chain of command to the chief. The chief may refer this report to a review board for their review and recommendations. 6. Investigations a. Anytime the use of force causes death or results in injuries likely to cause death the following shall be notified: 1. the chief. If the chief is not available, the next highest administrator shall be notified. 2. the fire marshal. b. The College Station Police shall conduct an investigation of the incident and make a report to the chief for review. The chief may refer the findings of these investigations to a review board for review and/or recommendations. 7. Death or Serious Physical Injury Caused by Use of Force - Anytime an officers use of force causes the death or serious physical injury of an individual, that officer shall be relieved of any line-duty assignment pending an administrative review. This review does not imply any wrong doing on the part of the officer. Serious physical injury is any bodily injury that creates a substantial risk of death; causes serious, permanent disfigurement; or results in long-term loss or impairment of the functioning of any bodily member or organ. orig: 10/94; 3/99, re#’d 11/02
STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE COLLEGE STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT SUBJECT: Pursuit Policy SOP: 700.2.30 CATEGORY: PAGE: 1 of 1 APPROVED BY: Chief, Fire Department DATE: 3/99 I. DEFINITIONS II. PURSUIT A. Pursuit is the following of a vehicle either involved in or associated with a violation of the law, at speeds greater than the posted speed limit. A. Vehicular pursuit is not condoned nor will it be tolerated by the College Station Fire Department. Violation of this policy will result in severe disciplinary action. orig: 10/94; re#’d 11/02
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