City of Coral Gables Police Department

(PT056 03/2020, Rev. 1)

City of Coral Gables

Police Department

Field Training Program

TRAINEE LOG

City of Coral Gables Police Department Field Training Program

(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 2

1. The PPO will carry the Trainee Log at all times during the training period, ensuring its

completion.

2. This Trainee Log will be kept updated and available for inspection at all times.

3. Upon completion of the training, this Trainee Log will be kept in the officer’s permanent file.

FTP ASSIGNMENT

Trainee Swear-in Date

Pre FTP Orientation Shift Assignment

Training Section

Dates To-From

FTO #1 Name Shift Assignment Dates To-From





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Part I

Probationary Police Officer Log

Preview: The Field Training Program will consist of six phases. The Orientation Phase will be a

joint effort between the CGPD Training Section and the FTP. Subsequently, there will be four

phases of Field Training in which the PPO will be directly assigned to an FTO. The fifth Phase will

be a SOLO phase in which the PPO will be observed for the remainder of his probation period while

operating alone.

Instructions: It is the responsibility of the FTO or Respective Instructor to document

satisfactory completion throughout this Trainee log. FTO or Respective Instructor shall

initial each column upon completion. The completion of this log must be done prior to

entering the Silent Phase and presented to the FTL for inspection.

GEOGRAPHY

EXPLAINED AND

DEMONSTRATED BY

FTO

PRACTICED BY

TRAINEE COMPETENT

Zones

1, 2, 3, 13

4, 5, 14

6, 7, 7U, 15

8, 9, 16

10, 11, 12, 17

18

19

Geography Quiz PASSED / DATE

Map & Geography Review Phase I Geography Quiz #1

Map & Geography Review Phase II Geography Quiz #2

Map & Geography Review Phase III Geography Quiz # 3

Map & Geography Review Phase IV (silent) Geography Quiz #4

LOCATIONS

EXPLAINED AND

DEMONSTRATED BY

FTO

PRACTICED BY

TRAINEE COMPETENT

Major City Facilities

City Hall

Venetian Pool

Coral Gables House

Fire Station #1

Fire Station #2

Fire Station #3

Biltmore Golf Course & Pro-shop

Granada Golf Course & Maintenance Shack

Riviera Golf Course

Coral Gables Country Club

Motor Pool (72 Ave)

Trolley Station

Coral Gables Youth Center


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Current contracted Towing Company

Medical Facilities (in City)

Coral Gables Hospital

Doctor’s Hospital

Kindred Hospital

Lennar Medical Center

Medical Facilities (outside City)

Mercy Hospital

Miami Children’s Hospital

South Miami Hospital

Larkin Hospital

Larkin Mental Health (Receiving Facility)

Veterans Hospital

Jackson Memorial Hospital

Jackson Memorial Mental Health (Receiving Facility)

Rape Treatment Center (J.M.H.)

Medical Examiner’s Office

Judicial System

Criminal Court-Richard E. Gerstein Bldg

US Federal Court

Gables Branch Court

Juvenile Court

State Attorney’s Office

Public Defender’s Office

Jails

Dade County Jail

Juvenile Assessment Center

Turner-Guilford-Knight Jail / Stockade

Police Departments

Miami-Dade Police Department Headquarters

Miami-Dade Crime Lab

Miami-Dade Property Bureau

Miami-Dade Warrants Section

Miami Police Department

Miami Police Department (22/Flagler substation)

Pinecrest Police Department

South Miami Police Department

West Miami Police Department

University of Miami Police Department

Schools

Banyan Day School

Coral Gables Preparatory Academy (Pk-5)

Coral Gables Preparatory Middle (6-8)

George Washington Carver Middle School


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George Washington Carver Elementary School

Coral Gables Congregational Early Childhood Center

Coral Gables High School

Granada Day School

International Christian School

Gulliver Academy

International Studies Preparatory Academy

KLA Studies Preparatory Academy

Ponce de Leon Middle School

Somerset Grace Academy

Rivera Day and Preparatory School

St. Phillips Episcopal Parish School

St. Theresa Catholic Schools

St. Thomas Episcopal Parish School

Temple Judea Religious School and Pre-school

The Growing Place Pre-school

University of Miami

University of Miami Canterbury Pre-school

West Lab Elementary

Sunset Elementary

Main Parks

Coral Bay Park

Chapman Field (County)

Fairchild Tropical Gardens (County)

J. Fritz & Frances Gordon (1000 CCP)

Ponce Circle Park

Ingraham Park

Jaycee Park

Merrick Park (City Hall)

Matheson Hammock (County)

Nellie B. Moore (by Carver Middle)

Phillips Park

Pierce Park

TOUR OF FACILITIES

COMPLETED DATE

Report Writing Room

Gun Locker / Range

Key Locker

SWAT Locker

Locker Rooms (UPD/CID)

Keywatcher (4th floor and motor pool)

Communications

CIS/SIS

Mailboxes (Officers/First Floor Hallway)


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Parking /Human Resources Department

Prisoner Booking/Holding Facility

Property and Evidence Section/BLOSA

ROLL CALL

EXPLAINED AND

DEMONSTRATED BY

FTO

PRACTICED BY

TRAINEE COMPETENT

Reporting Time

Parking at the Station

Preparation for Inspection

Required Equipment/Uniform

Personal Appearance

Uniform Maintenance

Maintenance of Notebook

CRASH / TRAFFIC FORMS

EXPLAINED AND

DEMONSTRATED BY

FTO

PRACTICED BY

TRAINEE COMPETENT

Electronic Crash Report

Law Enforcement Short Form Report(HSMV-90006)

Witness List

Moving Citations

Moving Violation Warnings

Parking Citations

Parking Violation Warnings

Citation Phraseology Guide

Abandoned Vehicles

Traffic Homicide Procedures and Callouts

REPORTING

Incident Investigation

Supplement

Field Contact

Field Contact Photographs

Arrest Form

Arrest Continuation

Property Receipt - City

Property Receipt - County

Lab Analysis Report

Property Loss Report

Forfeiture Request

Tow Sheet

Search Consent Form

Blood Consent Form

Leave Vehicle At Scene Consent Form

Written Statements Form

Stolen Vehicle Affidavit

Show-up Procedures

False Alarm Contact Card


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Residential Security Check (Status Monitor)

DEPARTMENT RULES, REGULATIONS, AND POLICIES

FTO Policy Manual / SEGs / Trainee Checklist

Internal Affairs

Functions/Responsibilities

Authority

Chain of Command

Cooperation With Other Agencies

Safeguarding Persons/Property in Custody

Safeguards Against False Arrest

CITY / DEPARTMENT FORMS

Training Request and Authorization

Leave Request

Paid Overtime Request

Compensatory Overtime Request

Change of Address/Phone

First Report of Injury / Supplement

Watch Order Request

City Accident / Incident Report

Intelligence Report

Parking Decal Request

City Manager Form

PowerDMS forms and Library

MOBILE DATA TERMINAL

Dispatch Procedures

Silent Dispatch Procedures

Acknowledgement Procedures

Mobile Field Reporting

Incident Investigation Report

Supplemental Report

Field Contact

Crash Report

Add Notes to CAD

Issue Electronic BOLO

Alarm CAD Report

Submitting Electronic Reports

Denied Report Procedures

Use of MOBLAN

Use of RMS

POLICE COMMUNICATIONS

Radio

Proper Position to Hold Microphone

Use of Normal Voice

Check Radio, if Long Period of Silence


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Use of Alpha-Numeric

Awareness of Other Units

Identify When Air Is Clear

No Unnecessary Transmissions, Use Phone When Appropriate

Important Transmissions Have Priority Over Routine Matters

Radio Emergency Tones

“Hold The Air”

Units on a “2” and “3”

Keep Dispatchers Informed Of Status At All Times

Method of Checking Out To Eat

Method of requesting a workout

Method of conducting a traffic stop

Method to Issue Bolo’s

Radio Codes

Call Numbers

Accessible Police Channels

Authority of Dispatcher

Teletype

Specific Report Teletype Procedure

Towed Vehicles

Stolen / Recovered Vehicles / Vessel

Stolen / Recovered Tag

Missing Persons

Stolen Property (w/ID #)

Requesting Teletype Bolo’s

Cancellation of Messages

Local Teletype Machine

FCIC Teletype Machine

NCIC Teletype Machine

Teletype Vehicle Ownership by Tag Number

VIN

Owners Name

OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES

Field Interrogation Module

Questioning Witnesses

Obtaining Description of Persons

Obtaining Description of Property

Note Taking

Suggesting Security Measures to Store Owners

Suggestions for Improving Home Security

How to Furnish Information to Citizens & Where to Get It

Sources of Information

Informants

Other Officer/Agencies


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Records

Past Records of Criminals/Juveniles

Past Reports by Name/Address

Boat Registrations

Fingerprint Files

Public Utility Companies

Scofflaw – Parking Department

Obtaining Support Services

Wreckers

Ambulances

Fire/Rescue Department

Animal Control /Critter Control

Humane Society

Pesky Critters

AAA (required information)

Florida Power and Light

Water and Gas Companies

City of Coral Gables Code Enforcement

Building Inspectors

Sanitation / Public Works

City Wrecker

COMMON CALLS FOR SERVICE

Alarm Call Residential

Alarm Call Commercial

Domestic Disturbance

Burglary Residential

Burglary Commercial

Burglary Vehicle

Stolen Vehicle

Robbery

Fraud

Theft

Retail Theft

Scofflaw

Parking Complaint

DUI

Traffic Accident

Missing Person

Deceased Person Investigation

Neighbor Dispute

Suspicious Person

Suspicious Vehicle

Assist Other Agency

Loitering and Prowling


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Trespass

Trespass after warning

Fraud by False Pretense

Animal Complaints

Traffic Problem

Disabled Vehicle


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Part II

Standard Operating Procedures

The Standard Operations Procedures (SOP’s) are divided into phase one, two, and three. They are to

be read and signed for in the respective phase. PPO’s signature will indicate that the SOP was read

and understood. FTO’s signature will document they reviewed the procedure with the PPO.

SOP

# Standard Operating Procedure Phase Date PPO FTO

2 Departmental Vehicles 1 3 Bail Bondsmen and Runners 1 4 Line Inspections 1 9 Juveniles 1 15 Traffic Crash Investigations 1 22 Discharge of Firearms 1 23 Canine (K-9) Unit 1 29 Use of Force 1 30 Victim/Witness Procedures 1 31 Motor Vehicle/Vessel/Tag Impoundment 1 33 False Alarms 1 34 Departmental Vehicular Accidents 1 38 Departmental Weapons 1 39 Hate Crimes 1 40 Missing Persons 1 50 Property and Evidence Management 1 54 On-The-Job Injury Report 1 61 Sexual Battery Investigations 1 64 Domestic Violence 1 67 Emergency and Pursuit Operation of Police Vehicles 1 72 Training Process 1 74 Uniforms/Attire/Appearance 1 79 Mental Health Intervention 1 82 Sexual Harassment and Discrimination 1 87 Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) 1 89 Bombs, Bomb Threats, and Explosive Devices 1 94 Hazardous Materials 1 95 Overdue Rental Vehicles 1 98 Mutual Aid Agreement & Liaison with Other Agencies 1 111 Incident Command System (ICS) 1 124 Photographic Line-Up and Show-up identification 1 5 Performance Evaluation Forms and Memorandums of Understanding 2 7 D.U.I. Procedures 2 11 Critical Incident Debriefings 2 26 Code Enforcement 2 27 National Homeland Security Advisory System (HSAS) 2 43 Citations-Traffic, Boating, and Parking 2 46 Crisis Management Team 2


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48 Arson Investigations 2 49 Line of Duty Death/Serious Injury 2 51 Lojack Vehicle Recovery System 2 53 Personnel Information and Files 2 62 Subpoenas/Depositions 2 70 Community Affairs and Media Relations 2 71 Traffic Services 2 73 Vehicle Identification Number Verification 2 76 Marine Patrol Unit 2 80 City Hall Security 2 81 Natural Hazards 2 88 Building Evacuation Plan 2 90 Off-Duty Details and Outside Employment 2 93 Building Security 2 96 Grievance Procedures 2 102 Criminal Investigations 2 103 Mass Arrests 2 106 Crime Analysis 2 109 Computer Network 2 113 Terrorism Response Plan 2 6 Compensation/Benefits/Conditions of Work 3 10 School Crossing Guards 3 12 Attendance/Payroll/Classification/Duties and Responsibilities 3 14 Investigative and Evidence Funds 3 18 General Management 3 19 Polygraph Examination 3 20 Police Legal Advisor 3 21 Traffic Enforcement Unit 3 25 General Health and Physical Fitness 3 28 University of Miami Police 3 32 Recruitment and Selection Process 3 35 Career Development 3 36 Animal Related Investigations 3 41 Planning and Research Function and Responsibilities 3 44 Mobile Patrol 3 45 Drivers License Transcript Requests 3 52 Special Enforcement 3 58 Building Inspection and Maintenance 3 59 Explorer Post 594 3 60 Police Chaplain Program 3 63 Police Reserve Program 3 66 Awards Selection Process 3 68 Master Police Officer 3 77 Contracts 3 78 Collective Bargaining 3 83 After Action Reports 3 85 Personnel Allocation and Distribution 3 91 Personnel Transfer and Selection Process 3 92 Parking Permits 3


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97 Fiscal Management 3 99 Promotions 3 100 Youth Resource Unit 3 101 Departmental Explosives 3 104 Investigative and Court Costs Recovery program 3 107 Bicycle Patrol Unit 3 108 Records and Data Management 3 117 Forms Management System 3 120 Seizures and Forfeitures 3 121 Specialized Enforcement Division 3 132 Departmental Web-Based Applications 3


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Part III

Job Task Analysis

Instructions: FTO initial box when JTA is read, explained, and demonstrated by trainee.

Patrol Activities

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

1.1 Conduct teletype checks on property or persons

1.2 Extinguish vehicle or vessel fires

1.3 Conduct felony stop

1.4 BOLO announcement

1.5 Pursue vehicle

1.6 Detain subjects and/or vehicles

1.7 Control disorderly or irate person(s)

1.8 Transport persons, prisoners, or subjects

1.9 Respond to rescue call

1.10 Conduct dwelling, building, or grounds check

1.11 Search for missing, lost or wanted person(s)

1.12 Direct evacuation or evacuate building or area

1.13 Warn homeowners of hazards on property

1.14 Investigate animal calls

1.15 License and permit investigations

1.16 Investigate violations of beverage and tobacco laws

1.17 Investigate non-police action calls

1.18 Notify persons or businesses of property damage

1.19 Patrol assigned area

1.20 Investigate crimes against person(s) property

1.21 Conduct preliminary crime scene investigation

1.22 Provide security for special functions

1.23 Search vehicles

1.24 Investigate misdemeanor exception cases

General Traffic Activities

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

2.1 Enforce traffic laws and issue citations

2.2 Investigate parking violations

2.3 Towing

2.4 Direct traffic

2.5 Disabled vehicle

2.6 Driving under the influence investigation


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Traffic Accident Investigations

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

3.1 Investigate injury/non-injury accidents

3.2 Investigate hit and run accidents

3.3 Investigate critical/fatal accidents

3.4 Investigate police/city vehicle accidents

Domestic Intervention

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

4.1 Investigate abuse cases

4.2 Investigate domestic violence

Vehicle and Equipment Maintenance

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

5.1 Inspection of patrol vehicle

5.2 Repair or maintenance of police vehicle

Emergency Operations

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

6.1 Control/monitor demonstrators, rioters, or crowds

6.2 Natural hazards operations

Court-related processes

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

7.1 Give depositions/profile

7.2 Testify at trials, hearings, or grand juries

Arrest Management

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

8.1 Make arrest

8.2 Booking procedures

Evidence Collection/Disposition

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

9.1 Secure evidential or acquired property

9.2 Recover stolen property

Deceased Persons Investigation

Read

Explained

Date Demonstrated

10.1 Investigate attended deaths

10.2 Investigate unattended deaths

10.3 Investigate homicide, suicide and accidental deaths


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 19

1. Patrol Activities

1.1 Conduct Teletype checks on property or persons

1.2 Extinguish vehicle or vessel fires

1.3 Conduct felony stop

1.4 BOLO announcement

1.5 Pursue vehicle

1.6 Detain subjects and/or vehicles

1.7 Control disorderly or irate person(s)

1.8 Transport injured, lost, mental patients, prisoners, or subjects

1.9 Respond to rescue call

1.10 Conduct dwelling, building, or grounds check

1.11 Search for missing, lost or wanted person(s)

1.12 Direct evacuation or evacuate building or area

1.13 Warn homeowners of impending or existing hazards on property

1.14 Investigate animal calls

1.15 License and/or permit compliance investigations.

1.16 Investigate violations of beverage and tobacco laws

1.17 Investigate non-police action calls

1.18 Notify persons, businesses or agencies of property damage

1.19 Patrol assigned area

1.20 Investigate crimes against person(s) property

1.21 Conduct preliminary crime scene investigation

1.22 Provide security for special functions

1.23 Search vehicles

2. General Traffic Activities

2.1 Enforce traffic laws and issue citations

2.2 Investigate parking violations

2.3 Towing

2.4 Direct traffic

2.5 Disabled vehicle

2.6 Driving under the influence investigation

3. Traffic Accident Investigations

3.1 Investigate injury/non-injury accidents

3.2 Investigate hit and run accidents

3.3 Investigate critical/fatal accidents

3.4 Investigate police/city vehicle accidents

4. Domestic Intervention

4.1 Investigate abuse cases

4.2 Investigate domestic violence


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5. Vehicles and Equipment Maintenance

5.1 Inspection of patrol vehicle

5.2 Arrange for repair or maintenance of police vehicle

6. Emergency Operations

6.1 Control/monitor demonstrators, rioters, or crowds

6.2 Natural hazards operations

7. Court-related processes

7.1 Give depositions/profile

7.2 Testify at trials, hearings, or grand juries

8. Arrest Management

8.1 Make arrest

8.2 Booking procedures

9. Evidence Collection/Disposition

9.1 Secure evidential or acquired property

9.2 Recover stolen property

10. Deceased Persons Investigation

10.1 Investigate attended deaths

10.2 Investigate unattended deaths

10.3 Investigate homicide, suicide and accidental deaths


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GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Standard Police Vehicle:

A standard police vehicle is described as a standard-factory issued, full sized, city-owned vehicle,

capable of safe, high-performance emergency operation, without interior or exterior alterations that

would inhibit normal operation by all sworn personnel. Said vehicle shall include the following:

Police radio

Emergency lights siren, p.a., alternating headlights, take down lights, alley lights, spotlights

Shot gun rack/Rifle rack (with remote release)

Auxiliary dome light

Plexiglass prisoner cage

Remote trunk release

Security for rear doors and windows

Secondary restraint systems

Emergency supplies

Standard Police Equipment:

Uniform

Badge, patches, nametape

Bulletproof vest

Pens

Gun, holster, ammunition, spare magazines

Aerosol Deterrent Spray (ADS)

Handcuffs, keys, case

Whistle

Gun belt, underbelt, keepers

Taser

Shotgun

Flex cuffs

Portable police radio

Rain gear

Ticket books, clipboard

Watch

Hatch gear with helmet

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Gas mask

Flashlight

Police identification


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GLOSSARY OF TERMS

Emergency Supplies:

Fire extinguisher

Flashlight

Ammunition

Batteries

Flex cuffs

Flares

Traffic cones

Hatch gear with helmet

Grey BDU

gas mask, shield

Personal Protection Equipment

Maps

Crime scene tape Blanket

First aid kit to contain gloves, alcohol, peroxide, CPR mask, miscellaneous sized gauze pads,

tape and Band- Aids

Physical Capabilities:

Pursue and apprehend offenders on foot

Negotiate obstacles in a timely fashion

Lifesaving water techniques / rescue

Subdue violent offenders

Drive vehicle safely and operate communication / emergency equipment simultaneously

Direct traffic

Climb ladder / stairs in a timely manner Body drag

Hear radio and respond

Visual acuity, i.e., correctable to normal range Physical dexterity and coordination

Speak and communicate thoughts in English

Ability to detect and react to unusual circumstances

Shoot and reload gun / shotgun and field strip

Safely pat down and control suspect

Properly put on and test gas mask

Properly put on Personal Protective Equipment

Be able to participate in riot control formations


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JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 1. Patrol Activities

Task: 1.1 Appropriate actions taken based upon teletype information received

Standard of Performance: Teletype information requested has been received

Sequence of Performance:

1. 1. 1 Determine what you want to check

1. 1. 2 Notify Teletype

1. 1. 3 Obtain verifiable information

1. 1. 4 Confront person / property

1. 1. 5 Receive response from teletype

1. 1. 6 Transmit information

1. 1. 7 Receive response and acknowledge reception

1. 1. 8 Take appropriate action

Conditions of Performance: Police Radio FCIC / NCIC / Local

Working Available Police

Resources

Knowledge, Skills,

Abilities: Police Radio Procedures

Locate Subject Matter

Field Interrogation Skills

Arrest Procedures

Officer Survival Skills

Report Writing Skills

Interpersonal Skills

Knowledge of Police Resources

Physical Capabilities

Frequency of Occurrence: 5

Criticality: 5


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.2 Extinguish vehicle or vessel fires

Standard of Performance: Fire is extinguished


1. 2. 1 Notify fire department

1. 2. 2 Remove occupants

1. 2. 3 Utilize fire-extinguishing agent, if possible

1. 2. 4 Control traffic

1. 2. 5 Secure scene

1. 2. 6 Remove vehicle, if appropriate

Conditions of Performance:

Standard Police Vehicle

Emergency Supplies

Sufficient Manpower

Fire Extinguishing Agent

Standard Police Equipment

Available Police Resources

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Knowledge of Hazardous / Dangerous Conditions Use of Extinguishing Agent

Police Radio Procedures Crowd / Traffic Control Ability

Basic First Responder Knowledge




Criticality: 5


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.3 Conduct felony stop

Standard of Performance: Conduct safe apprehension of felony suspect


1. 3. 1 Information received / observed

1. 3. 2 Have reasonable suspicion

1. 3. 3 Determine probable cause for stop

1. 3. 4 Advise dispatch of situation

1. 3. 5 Maintain surveillance until backup arrives, if possible

1. 3. 6 Initiate tactical stop

1. 3. 7 Communicate commands to suspects

1. 3. 8 Take physical control of suspects


Conditions of Performance: Standard Police Vehicle


Sufficient Manpower

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:

Police Radio Knowledge

Emergency Police Driving Skills


Basic Knowledge of Civil / Criminal Laws

Knowledge of Rules & Regulations

Observation Skills

Arrest Procedures

Knowledge of Search Procedures

Geography





Criticality: 5


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.4 BOLO announcement (Be On the Look Out)

Standard of Performance: Officer is familiar with BOLO information


1. 4. 1 Receive BOLO either written or oral

1. 4. 2 Read/hear BOLO

1. 4. 3 Obtain information for BOLO

1. 4. 4 Issue BOLO over radio

Condition of Performance: BOLO

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Comprehensive Skills Police Radio Procedures

Observation Skills



Criticality: 5


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.5 Pursue Vehicle

Standard of Performance: Vehicle has been apprehended or pursuit terminated


1. 5. 1 Identify subject vehicle

1. 5. 2 Attempt to stop vehicle

1. 5. 3 Communicate to dispatch of pursuit

1. 5. 4 Relay pertinent information

1. 5. 5 Vehicle apprehended or pursuit terminated

Condition of Performance:



Specialized Unit

Sufficient Manpower

Police Resources

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Officer Survival Skills

Geography

Police Radio Procedures

Pursuit Driving Techniques

Knowledge of Departmental Rules and Regulations

Observation Skills

Search Procedures





Criticality: 5


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.6 Detain subjects and / or vehicles

Standard of Performance: Subjects and / or vehicles are detained


1. 6. 1 Determine a reason to stop

1. 6. 2 Transmit tag information

1. 6. 3 Make contact with subjects to obtain information / identification

1. 6. 4 Conduct plain-view search

1. 6. 5 Complete records check on subjects and vehicles

1. 6. 6 Advise subject reason for stop





Sufficient Personnel


Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Basic Knowledge of Basic Civil / Criminal Laws Officer Survival Skills

Recognition of Contraband


Observation Skills


Knowledge of Department Rules and Regulations

Basic Police Driving

Arrest Procedures


Geography




Criticality: 5


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.7 Control disorderly or irate person(s)

Standard of Performance: Subjects are under control and situation has been diffused


1. 7. 1 Observe and assess scene

1. 7. 2 Wait for backup

1. 7. 3 Identify person

1. 7. 4 Communicate with person






Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Interpersonal Skills Officer Survival Skills


Knowledge of Department Rules & Regulations

Observation Skills


Arrest Procedures



Criticality: 5


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.8 Transport lost persons, mental patients, prisoners, or subjects

Standard of Performance: Subjects are taken to appropriate destination


1. 8. 1 Evaluate condition

1. 8. 2 Request backup, if necessary

1. 8. 3 Secure subject safely, if necessary

1. 8. 4 Advise supervisor of situation

1. 8. 5 Determine destination

1. 8. 6 Advise mileage, reference juvenile or gender

1. 8. 7 Monitor subject

1. 8. 8 Transport to appropriate destination






Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Police Radio Procedures Basic First Responder

Knowledge Interpersonal Skills

Basic Police Driving Skills

Observation Skills


Geography

Observation Skills


Knowledge of Departmental Rules and Regulations



Criticality: 4


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.9 Respond to rescue call

Standard of Performance: Proper police action has been taken


1. 9. 1 Respond and arrive safely

1.9. 2 Determine nature of call




Emergency Supplies




Basic First Responder Knowledge Knowledge of Department Rules and Regulations

Emergency Police Driving

Basic Police Radio Procedures


Knowledge of Hazardous / Dangerous Conditions



Geography


Criticality: 4


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.10 Conduct dwelling, building, or grounds check

Standard of Performance: Area is secured



1. 10. 2 Observe surrounding area

1. 10. 3 Physically check area






Specialized Units



Observation Skills








Criticality: 4


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.11 Search for missing lost or wanted person (s)

Standard of Performance: Subject is found or search is terminated



1. 11. 2 Gather information

1. 11. 3 Relay information / BOLO

1. 11. 4 Advise supervisor

1. 11. 5 Determine type of search

1. 11. 6 Determine need for additional units / specialized units





Emergency Supplies

Special Units



Knowledge of Search Procedures Geography






Observations Skills



Arrest Procedures



Criticality: 4


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.12 Direct evacuation or evacuate building or area

Standard of Performance: Building or area safely evacuated or secured



1. 12. 2 Determine nature of evacuation

1. 12. 3 Contact supervisor

1. 12. 4 Organize and control evacuation

1. 12. 5 Advise proper agencies

1. 12. 6 Control traffic




Emergency Supplies



Specialized Units


Basic Police Driving Skills Officer Survival Skills





Observation Skills



Geography


Criticality: 4


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.13 Warn homeowners of impending or existing hazards on property

Standard of Performance: Homeowner(s) is warned


1. 13. 1 Determine nature of hazard

1. 13. 2 Advise property owner / agent









Knowledge of Dangerous / Hazardous Conditions

Geography


Observation Skills



Criticality: 3


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.14 Investigate animal calls

Standard of Performance: Respond to call and take appropriate action



1. 14. 2 Contact victim

1. 14. 3 Attempt to locate animal

1. 14. 4 Attempt to locate owner, if any

1. 14. 5 Attempt to secure animal, if possible

1. 14. 6 Transfer animal to owner or appropriate outside agency




Animal Restraint Devices


Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Knowledge of Animal Services


Training in Use of Restraining Devices






Observation Skills

Geography

Search Procedures



Criticality: 3


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JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.15 Inspect individuals or businesses for compliance with license and / or

permit requirements

Standard of Performance: Verification of license / permit completed



1. 15. 2 Check activity involved

1. 15. 3 Check for proper license / permit

1. 15. 4 Advise procedures to obtain license / permit

1. 15. 5 Advise to correct violation, if necessary






Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Interpersonal Skills Police Radio Procedures


Knowledge of License / Permit Requirements




Observation Skills



Criticality: 2


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 38

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.16 Investigate violations of beverage and tobacco laws

Standard of Performance: Violations are corrected


1. 16. 1 Receive or observe violation

1. 16. 2 Respond to scene

1. 16. 3 Determine nature of violation

1. 16. 4 Identify violations






Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Basic Knowledge of Civil / Criminal Laws Interpersonal Skills


Observation Skills

Knowledge of Arrest Procedures






Criticality: 2


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 39

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.17 Investigate non-police action calls

Standard of Performance: Complete investigation and / or refer to proper resources




1. 17. 3 Advise complainant to take proper action




Police Radio Procedure Interpersonal Skills






Geography

Search Procedures




Criticality: 2


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 40

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.18 Notify persons, businesses or agencies of property damage

Standard of Performance: Make contact with subjects to notify / secure property



1. 18. 2 Assess damage

1. 18. 3 Determine ownership

1. 18. 4 Notify emergency contact

1. 18. 5 Secure property, if possible




Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Interpersonal Skills Basic Police Driving Skills

Observation Skills



Geography




Criticality: 2


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 41

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.19 Patrol assigned area

Standard of Performance: Assigned area is patrolled until end of shift


1. 19. 1 Check into service

1. 19. 2 Respond to assigned zone

1. 19. 3 Conduct area check of zone

1. 19. 4 Handle assigned calls

1. 19. 5 Conduct self-initiated activities

1. 19. 6 Establish / maintain community contacts

1. 19. 7 Prepare Daily Activity Log




Map of area


Basic Police Driving Skills Interpersonal Skills


Geography

Basic Knowledge of Laws and Ordinances


Observation Skills





Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 42

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.20 Investigate crimes against person(s) / property

Standard of Performance: Crime is identified, documented and referred to proper investigator



1. 20. 2 Make initial assessment of situation

1. 20. 3 Request backup

1. 20. 4 Advise supervisor

1. 20. 5 Determine nature of crime

1. 20. 6 Check for suspect / victim

1. 20. 7 Determine if first aid is needed

1. 20. 8 Locate witnesses


1. 20. 10 Make arrest / issue BOLO

1. 20. 11 Preserve evidence / crime scene

1. 20. 12 Notify appropriate investigator

1. 20. 13 Document incident, if necessary

Condition of Performance: Standard Police Vehicle


Emergency Supplies

Sufficient Manpower

Specialized Units


Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Officer Survival Skills Police Radio Procedures

Knowledge of Civil / Criminal Laws




Observation Skills


Geography

Search Procedures





Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 43

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.21 Conduct preliminary crime scene investigation

Standard of Performance: Proper investigation of crime scene and delegation to investigator


1. 21. 1 Respond arrive safely

1. 21. 2 Determine if crime scene exists

1. 21. 3 Preserve scene / evidence

1. 21. 4 Notify proper unit / crime scene

1. 21. 5 Conduct area check of crime scene

1. 21. 6 Conduct area canvass for witnesses

1. 21. 7 Notify victim / emergency contact

1. 21. 8 Brief crime scene investigator




Emergency Supplies

Sufficient Manpower

Specialized Unit







Knowledge of Arrest Procedures Observation Skills


Geography

Search Procedures




Basic Investigative Skills


Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 44

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.22 Provide security for special functions

Standard of Performance: Security provided for function until assigned duties completed


1. 22. 1 Receive assignment

1. 22. 2 Respond to assigned post

1. 22. 3 Perform function assigned

1. 22. 4 Maintain assignment until completed






Officer Survival Skills Police Radio Procedures





Knowledge of Arrest Procedures Observation Skills


Geography




Crowd Traffic Control Skills


Criticality: 4


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 45

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 1.23 Search vehicles

Standard of Performance: Safely and effectively search vehicle for contraband or evidence


1. 23. 1 Conduct plain-view search

1. 23. 2 Develop probable cause or request consensual search

1. 23. 3 Request specialized units if illegal substances are suspected

1. 23. 4 Make thorough search of vehicle

1. 23. 5 Impound / seize contraband and / or vehicle


1. 23. 7 Document incident




Sufficient Manpower

Specialized Unit








Observation Skills


Geography






Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 46

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 2. General traffic activities

Task: 2.1 Enforce traffic laws and issue citations

Standard of Performance: Violator has been issued a citation or warning for violation


2. 1. 1 Observe violation

2. 1. 2 Advise dispatch of traffic stop

2. 1. 3 Stop violator

2. 1. 4 Make contact with violator

2. 1. 5 Conduct records check on person / vehicle

2. 1. 6 Issue citation / issue warning











Observation Skills


Geography




Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 47

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 2.2 Investigate parking violations

Standard of Performance: Investigate parking violation and take appropriate action


2. 2. 1 Observe / respond to violation

2. 2. 2 Advise dispatch

2. 2. 3 Issue ticket or warning and leave scene






Police Radio Procedures Knowledge of Department Rules and Regulations




Observation Skills


Geography



Criticality: 2


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 48

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 2.3 Towing of vehicle

Standard of Performance: Vehicle has been removed


2. 3. 1 Notify Dispatcher

2. 3. 2 Request tow truck

2. 3. 3 Complete tow sheet and citation

2. 3. 4 Deliver tow sheet to teletype










Observation Skills


Geography



Criticality: 4


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 49

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 2.4 Direct traffic

Standard of Performance: Traffic situation observed and traffic restored to normal flow


2. 4. 1 Locate traffic problem

2. 4. 2 Determine direction of traffic flow

2. 4. 3 Restore normal traffic flow




Emergency Supplies


Specialized Units




Basic Knowledge of Laws


Observation Skills


Geography





Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 50

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 2.5 Observed disabled vehicle

Standard of Performance: Vehicle is located and removed


2. 5. 1 Ascertain reason for disabled vehicle

2. 5. 2 Locate operator

2. 5. 3 Conduct teletype check

2. 5. 4 Arrange for removal




Emergency Supplies






Observation Skills


Geography

Knowledge of Hazardous / Dangerous Condition




Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 51

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 2.6 Investigate driving under the influence incident

Standard of Performance: Impaired driver is removed from roadway


2. 6. 1 Observe violation / driving habits 2. 6. 2 Initiate traffic stop of subject vehicle

2. 6. 3 Detect impairment / need for medical attention

2. 6. 4 Contact DUI Unit, if available, or request backup unit

2. 6. 5 Conduct roadside test

2. 6. 6 Arrest / release / arrange for transportation

2. 6. 7 Tow vehicle, if appropriate

2. 6. 8 Transport to test facility

2. 6. 9 Request blood sample if breath test is impractical

2. 6. 10 Arrange to take blood sample if critical or fatal accident

2. 6. 11 Administer intoxilyzer test

2. 6. 12 Request urine sample, if applicable

2. 6. 13 Complete arrest affidavit and incident report

2. 6. 14 Transport to jail



Specialized Units

Sufficient Manpower


Intoxilyzer Instruments

DUI Test Material


Criticality: 5








Observation Skills


Geography



Basic DUI Test Skills



(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 52

JOB: Patrol Officer Duty Area: 3. Traffic accident investigation

Task: 3.1 Investigate injury / non-injury accidents

Standard of Performance: Initial or completed traffic investigation is performed



3. 1. 2 Survey the accident scene

3. 1. 3 Check for injuries

3. 1. 4 Request supplementary aid / traffic control


3. 1. 6 Complete traffic crash report

3. 1. 7 Remove debris, if appropriate

3. 1. 8 Take enforcement action where desired issue citation where appropriate




Emergency Supplies

Sufficient Manpower

Specialized Unit








Observation Skills


Geography




Accident Investigation Skills



Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 53

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 3. Traffic accident investigation

Task: 3.1 Investigate hit and run accidents

Standard of Performance: Initial traffic investigation is completed






3. 2. 5 Gather information / physical evidence / photographs

3. 2. 6 Issue BOLO

3. 2. 7 Complete traffic crash report and Hit and Run supplement

3. 2. 8 Remove debris, if appropriate

3. 2. 9 Take enforcement action where desired




Emergency Supplies


Specialized Unit









Observation Skills


Geography







Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 54

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 3.3 Investigate critical / fatal accidents






3. 3. 4 Arrange for blood withdrawal if alcohol / drugs are suspected

3. 3. 5 Preserve scene

3. 3. 6 Notify supervisor / traffic homicide



3. 3. 9 Issue BOLO, appropriate

3. 3. 10 Complete necessary paperwork

3. 3. 11 Assist traffic homicide officer




Emergency Supplies


Specialized Unit


DUI Test Materials








Observation Skills


Geography






Basic DUI Test Skills


Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 55

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 3.4 Investigate police / city vehicle accidents



3. 4. 1 Respond and arrive safely 3. 4. 2 Survey the accident scene


3. 4. 4 Preserve scene

3. 4. 5 Notify appropriate supervisor

3. 4. 6 Notify Insurance & Safety supervisor



3. 4. 9 Issue BOLO, appropriate






Emergency Supplies


Specialized Unit









Observation Skills


Geography







Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 56

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 4. Domestic intervention

Task: 4.1 Investigate abuse cases

Standard of Performance: Abuse is identified and investigated



4. 1. 2 Wait for backup unit

4. 1. 3 Contact victim / complaint

4. 1. 4 Advise rescue / supervisor

4. 1. 5 Identify offender / take appropriate action

4. 1. 6 Gather information / witness

4. 1. 7 Determine type of abuse

4. 1. 8 Secure scene, if necessary

4. 1. 9 Notify proper agency

4. 1. 10 Refer victim to shelters

4. 1. 11 Advise victim of criminal complaints / remedies / injunctions

4. 1. 12 Complete required paperwork




Emergency Supplies


Specialized Unit








Observation Skills


Geography







Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 57

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 4. Domestic intervention

Task: 4.2 Investigate domestic violence

Standard of Performance: Domestic situation is diffused


4. 2. 1 Respond and arrive safely 4. 2. 2 Wait for backup unit

4. 2. 3 Contact victim / complaint

4. 2. 4 Separate combatants

4. 2. 5 Advise rescue / supervisor

4. 2. 6 Identify offender

4. 2. 7 Gather information / witness

4. 2. 8 Determine type of violence

4. 2. 9 Secure scene, if necessary

4. 2. 10 Refer to Domestic Violence procedure

4. 2. 11 Refer victim to shelters

4. 2. 12 Advise victim of criminal complaints / remedies / injunctions

4. 2. 13 Document incident




Emergency Supplies


Specialized Unit








Observation Skills


Geography




Investigative Skills


Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 58

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 5. Vehicle and equipment maintenance

Task: 5.1 Inspect patrol vehicle

Standard of Performance: Patrol vehicle is in a safe, operational condition


5. 1. 1 Locate assigned vehicle

5. 1. 2 Visually check exterior

5. 1. 3 Physically check interior

5. 1. 4 Start vehicle

5. 1. 5 Check emergency equipment

5. 1. 6 Check operation of police radio

5. 1. 7 Check gauges

5. 1. 8 Report damage to supervisor


Emergency Supplies

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Police Radio Procedures Knowledge of Department Rules and Regulations


Observation Skills



Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 59

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 6. Emergency operations

Task: 6.2 Natural hazards operations

Standard of Performance: Public safety has been restored or maintained


6. 2. 1 Respond to predetermined location

6. 2. 2 Receive assignment

6. 2. 3 Respond and arrive safely to assignment




Emergency Supplies


Specialized Unit









Observation Skills

Interpersonal Skills Geography


Search Procedures




Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 60

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 6. Emergency operations

Task: 6.1 Control / monitor demonstrators, rioters, or crowds

Standard of Performance: Social order has been restored or maintained


6. 1. 1 Respond to predetermined location 6. 1. 2 Determine nature of incident

6. 1. 3 Coordinate plan of action

6. 1. 4 Respond and arrive safely to assignment

6. 1. 5 Execute plan of action




Emergency Supplies


Specialized Unit


Riot Gear







Observation Skills


Geography






Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 61

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 7. Court-related processes

Task: 7.1 Attend depositions / pre-file conference

Standard of Performance: Deposition or pre-file conference is completed


7. 1. 1 Receive subpoena / make appointment

7. 1. 2 Gather necessary paperwork / evidence

7. 1. 3 Review case

7. 1. 4 Consult legal advisor, when appropriate

7. 1. 5 Respond to deposition / pre-file conference location

7. 1. 6 Contact State Attorney on deposition, when necessary

7. 1. 7 Testify to facts of case

Conditions of Performance: Transportation Available Police Resources




Geography


Knowledge of Deposition Procedures




Criticality: 4


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 62

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 7. Court-related processes

Task: 7.2 Testify at trials, hearings, or grand

juries Standard of Performance: Testimony is completed


7. 2. 1 Receive subpoena 7. 2. 2 Gather necessary paperwork / evidence

7. 2. 3 Review case with State Attorney

7. 2. 4 Respond to trial location

7. 2. 5 Testify to facts of case

7. 2. 6 Complete supplementary paperwork

Conditions of Performance: Transportation Available Police Resources

Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Police Radio Procedures Knowledge of Department Rules and Regulations


Geography


Knowledge of Deposition Procedures




Criticality: 4


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 63

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 8. Arrest management

Task: 8.1 Make arrest

Standard of Performance: Arrest is made and subject is in custody


8. 1. 1 Determine if there is a violation of law

8. 1. 2 Establish probable cause

8. 1. 3 Request backup unit

8. 1. 4 Identify offender and pat down/search

8. 1. 5 Apprehend and secure offender




Emergency Supplies

Sufficient Manpower

Specialized Unit





Knowledge of Civil / Criminal Laws Basic Police Driving Skills Basic First Responder Knowledge


Observation Skills


Geography






Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 64

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 8. Arrest management

Task: 8.2 Book Subject using proper procedures

Standard of Performance: Subject has been properly processed


8. 2. 1 Transport with backup to station for processing 8. 2. 2 Secure weapon

8. 2. 3 Log prisoner in

8. 2. 4 Survey prisoner for injuries 8. 2. 5 Contact rescue

8. 2. 6 Contact supervisor 8. 2. 7 Search prisoner

8. 2. 8 Secure and inventory property / evidence

8. 2. 9 Take photograph of prisoner 8. 2. 10 Secure prisoner in holding cell

8. 2. 11 Arrange for fingerprints, if necessary 8. 2. 12 Read Miranda Rights

8. 2. 13 Interview, if appropriate


8. 2. 15 Arrange for felony prefile

8. 2. 16 Log prisoner out 8. 2. 17 Transport to proper jurisdictional authority



Infectious Disease Prevention

Emergency Supplies


Specialized Unit


Booking Equipment


Criticality: 5





Basic Police Driving Skills Basic First Responder Knowledge


Observation Skills


Geography






(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 65

edge, Skills, Abilities:

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 9. Evidence collection / disposition

Task: 9.1 Secure evidential or acquired property

Standard of Performance: Evidence is properly submitted to Property Section


9. 1. 1 Collect, preserve and classify evidence / property

9. 1. 2 Insure evidence / property is safe for handling

9. 1. 3 Photograph evidence / property

9. 1. 4 Insure evidence / property is properly impounded

9. 1. 5 Bag, package, seal, mark, and identify evidence

9. 1. 6 Establish chain of custody and complete paperwork

9. 1. 7 Deliver to proper storage facility

9. 1. 8 Ensure proper disposition of evidence / property



Available Police Resources Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Police Radio Procedures



Knowledge of Dangerous / Hazardous

Conditions Knowledge of Police Resources


Observation Skills




Criticality: 5


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 66

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 9. Evidence collection / disposition

Task: 9.2 Recover stolen property

Standard of Performance: Property is returned to rightful owner or proper disposition is made


9. 2. 1 Verify that property is stolen

9. 2. 2 Obtain ownership information

9. 2. 3 Attempt to notify owner

9. 2. 4 Photograph and / or complete necessary paperwork

9. 2. 5 Impound or release to owner Conditions of Performance: Standard Police Equipment

Available Police Resources Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Police Radio Procedures



Knowledge of Dangerous / Hazardous

Conditions Knowledge of Police Resources

Observation Skills




Criticality: 3


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 67

JOB: Patrol Officer

Duty Area: 10. Deceased persons investigation

Task: 10.1 Investigate attended deaths

Standard of Performance: Preliminary investigation is completed


10. 1. 1 Respond to scene with rescue

10. 1. 2 Contact complainant on scene

10. 1. 3 View body

10. 1. 4 Notify supervisor


10. 1. 6. Contact family

10. 1. 7 Contact attending physician to verify physician will sign death certificate

10. 1. 8 Contact Metro-Dade Homicide

10. 1. 9 Release body as directed

10. 1. 10 Document incident Conditions of Performance:



Specialized Unit


Infectious Disease Prevention Supplies Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:






Observation Skills





Criticality: 4


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 68

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 10.2 Investigate unattended deaths



10. 2. 1 Respond to scene with backup / rescue

10. 2. 2 Contact complainant

10. 2. 3 Look for signs of criminal activity prior to entering premise

10. 2. 4 Notify Supervisors

10. 2. 5 Locate and view body


10. 2. 7 Contact family

10. 2. 8 Determine if deceased is currently under physician’s care

10. 2. 9 Secure scene / contact Metro- Dade Homicide

10. 2. 10 Release body as directed

10. 2. 11 Complete required reports Conditions of Performance:



Specialized Unit


Infectious Disease Prevention Supplies Knowledge, Skills, Abilities:






Observation Skills Interpersonal Skills




Criticality: 4


(PT056 09/19, Rev. 1) 69

JOB: Patrol Officer


Task: 10.3 Investigate homicide, suicide, and accidental deaths



10. 3. 1 Respond and arrive safely with backup unit 10. 3. 2 Assess situation

10. 3. 3 Determine if offender is on the scene / take action

10. 3. 4 Request fire / rescue if needed

10. 3. 5 Secure scene

10. 3. 6 Notify supervisor / Detective Division

10. 3. 7 Gather victim / witness information

10. 3. 8 Notify and assist Metro- Dade Homicide

10. 3. 9 Complete required reports




Specialized Unit

Available Police Resources Infectious Disease Prevention Supplies

Emergency Supplies








Observation Skills Interpersonal Skills


Basic First Responder Skills






Criticality: 5

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