POLICY & PROCEDURE MANUAL - City of Champaign

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"B" Course of FireURBAN POLICE RIFLE (UPR)50 yds/20 rds High readyA. 5 rounds standing 25 secondsB. 5 rounds standing to kneeling 30 secondsC. 5 rounds standing to prone 30 secondsD. 5 rounds standing to sitting 30 seconds25 yds/10 rds From the huntA 6 rounds standing- two rounds on command in 8 secondsB 4 rounds- two rounds on command standing to kneeling in 10 seconds15 yds/10 rds From the huntA. 6 rounds standing- two rounds on command in 6 seconds fired 3timesB. 4 rounds standing to kneeling- two rounds on command in 10 secondsfired 2 times15 yds/8 rds From the huntA. 1 round standing, to the head in 5 seconds, fired 8 times10 yds/12 rds From the huntA. 12 rounds standing, three shots on command (two shots to the bodyone to the head) in 7 secondsOfficers who carry the UPR must score 510, 85%, or more on the annual UPR qualification to carry theUPR on duty. The UPR qualification course consists of the course of fire shot once. Officers who scoreless than 510, 85%, on the UPR qualifications are un-qualified and are not allowed to carry the UPR onduty.25 yds/8 rds I. Unsupported"C" Course of FireShotgun8 roundsA. 8 rounds - begin with 4 rounds in magazine/1 chambered, single shot,tactical reload after each shot, no time limit.All firing will commence from the unsupported, strong shoulder position. A minimum score of 6 of 8center mass hits must be attained on at least one of the two qualification attempts. Officers who scoreless than 6 of 8 hits in center mass on the shotgun qualifications are un-qualified and are not allowed tocarry the shotgun on duty.Policy 1.4 - Attachment A
CHAMPAIGN POLICE DEPARTMENTPOLICY and PROCEDURE POLICY NUMBER: 15.3SUBJECT: CRIME ANALYSIS EFFECTIVE DATE: 10/01/09REVISED DATE:REFERENCE ILEAP:INDEX AS:ADM.11.01B. Sources used for the collection of crime data include:1. Incident reports,15.3.1 CRIME ANALYSIS PROCEDURES15.3.2 FEEDBACK ANALYSISPURPOSE:The purpose of this order is to establish a crime analysisfunction that will collect, collate, analyze, and disseminateinformation gathered from sources within the departmentand from agencies outside the department with the goal ofassisting operational and administrative personnel withplanning and deployment of resources in order to preventand suppress criminal activity.DEFINITIONS:Crime Analysis: The gathering of information and theextrication of data for developing tactical, strategic, andlong-range action plans for crime suppression.Appropriate crime analysis should be able to identifysimilarities of separate offenses, reveal commonalitiesand patterns of emerging and prevailing crime problems,assist in the screening and ordering of suspect lists, andsupport the assembling of specific crimes that may havebeen perpetrated by a specific offender already incustody.POLICY:15.3.1 CRIME ANALYSISA. Crime analysis provides useful information to aidoperational personnel in meeting tactical crimecontrol and prevention objectives by identifying andanalyzing the methods of operation of individualcriminals, providing crime pattern recognition, andproviding analyses of data from field interrogations,police reports, and arrests.1. The Department maintains a formally organizedcrime analysis function within the OperationalSupport Division.2. Analysis of crime data is accomplished usingstandard mathematical formulas. The systememployed for crime analysis includes,a. Computer spreadsheet programs,b. Computer graphing and presentationprograms,c. Computer mapping and link analysisprograms,d. Basic logic2. Supplemental reports,3. Arrest Reports,4. Field Interviews,5. Monthly statistical reports,6. Intelligence from internal sources,7. Intelligence from other agencies and theirsources,8. Traffic citations, and9. Citizen reports/information.C. The crime analysis function will identify similaritiesamong different offenses and reveal commonalitiesand patterns in the characteristics of current crimeproblems. The crime analysis function will considerfactors including, but not limited to:1. Frequency by type of crime,2. Geographical factors,3. Temporal Factors,4. Victim or property descriptions,5. Suspect, offender and vehicle descriptions,6. Modus operandi,7. Physical evidence information,8. Problem-oriented or community policingstrategiesD. Crime analysis information is disseminated toDepartment personnel as needed or upon request.1. Temporal and geographic data collected andanalyzed will be filed and distributed asconfidential information to Champaign policeofficers and selected other law enforcementpersonnel. These items can be distributedelectronically through the central computersystem or via hard-copy versions to the Patrolsection. This will be accomplished through:a. Crime Analysis bulletins, including analysisof crime patterns,b. Weekly Crime Bulletins,Page 1 of 2
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3. An EOD Unit response must includ
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and locating cases from which narco
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1. The Field Training Program Instr
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h. Conduct a preliminary field exam
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accountability for certain Departme
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a. Police contacts, criminal histor
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Complaints may also be filed at the
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3. The citizen complaint form must
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C. An employee placed on such leave
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1. Any officer assigned to investig
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5. The Illinois Department of Child
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accused shall then be released from
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2. Mentally Ill Persons: 405 ILCS 5
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executed search warrant. Any warran
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vehicle will be immediately reporte
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d. Be acquainted with all of the de
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2. If, because of a person’s age
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Team member who possesses a validCo
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equirement in order to be lawful. T
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4) The officer concludes there isin
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i. Complete an offense report expla
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2. A schedule of dates, times, and
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members. In the event of a public n
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Police Department will designate a
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1. All non-commissioned employees i
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strains, sprains, and fractures dur
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c. In cases in which the request fo
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accident in which the vehicles are
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6. Approve and assign additional ba
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B. The probationary period may be e
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5. Materials obtained from or admin
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3. When feasible, a briefing will b
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operation of the SWAT Team as well
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6. Gas: Items of CS, CN, and OC use
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F. One problem may be the consumpti
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the officer will issue a citation a
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A. Whenever an officer tows a vehic
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a. In medical emergencies:1) Reques
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documented evaluation of the Depart
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k. All occupants of the vehicle are
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manner to preserve the dignity of t
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CHAMPAIGN POLICE DEPARTMENTUNIFORM
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e in muted tones. Clear nail polish
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d. Uniform clothing is to be clean,
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3. Sergeants and above will wear go
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together on a metal holding bar or
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Uniform Ribbon OrderLifesavingValor
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iii. Otherwise indicates that he wi
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INTEGRITY means• Being responsibl
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unit status, to enter a license pla
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A. Officers shall render appropriat
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is Department policy that double-ac
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c. CN or CS gas in SWAT operations.
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