Supervisory Force Reviews Sample Clauses

Supervisory Force Reviews. 50. The supervisor of an officer using force shall respond to the scene of all Level 1, 2, and 3 uses of force to ensure that the use of force is classified according to APD’s force classification procedures. For Level 2 and Level 3 uses of force, the supervisor shall ensure that the Force Investigation Section of the Internal Affairs Division is immediately notified and dispatched to the scene of the incident to initiate the force investigation. The supervisor shall also provide a written order instructing involved and witness officer(s) to the use of force that they are not to speak about the force incident with other officers until they are interviewed and/or provide a statement about the force incident.
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Supervisory Force Reviews. 50. The supervisor of an officer using force shall respond to the scene of all Level 1, 2, and 3 uses of force to ensure that the use of force is classified according to APD’s force classification procedures. For Level 2 and Level 3 uses of force, the supervisor shall ensure that the Force Investigation Section of the Internal Affairs Division is immediately notified and The supervisor shall dispatched to the scene of the incident to initiate the force investigation. also provide a written order instructing involved and witness officer(s) to the use of force that they are not to speak about the force incident with other officers until they are interviewed and/or Commented [A30]: This requirement was previously included later in the CASA among force investigation procedures. The parties agreed it should be moved here, where a supervisor’s role when coming to the scene of a use of force is specifically described. provide a statement about the force incident.
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Supervisory Force Reviews. 50. The supervisor of an officer using force shall respond to the scene of all Level 1, 2, and 3 uses of force to ensure that the use of force is classified according to APD’s force classification procedures. For Level 2 and Level 3 uses of force, the supervisor shall ensure that the Force Investigation Section of the Internal Affairs Division is immediately notified and dispatched to the scene of the incident to initiate the force investigation.
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