Police Department Policy

02-16 - Temporary Detention of Prisoners

Florida City Police Department

Policy Text
FLORIDA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTIVE 02-16 The Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) of Area Check Sheet” - SIX-HOUR USE 2003 RESTRICTIONS. A Federal law which addresses the detection, PRISONER PROCESSING AREA elimination and prevention of sexual assault and rape in correctional systems, develops national Comprises of Three (3) holding cells; a separate standards of compliance and accountability, and cell will be used to detain juveniles. Juveniles punishment for failure to comply with said will be sequestered sight and sound, from adults. standards, collects and disseminates information Prisoners will be separated by male and female on the incidence of prison rape, and awards genders in one of the Two adult cells. grants and technical assistance to help agencies implement the Act. For purposes of PREA, the 1. The Prisoner Processing Area will be used term “prison” applies to all federal, state, and only as a temporary detaining facility allowing local prisons, jails, police lock-ups, temporary officers to complete arrest forms and reports and holding cells, private facilities, and community for the processing of prisoners. Prisoners will settings such as residential facilities. The term also be held pending questioning, testing, “arrestee” applies to any person held in a release, or transfer to another facility. Prisoners custodial setting for any length of time by any of will be under constant supervision and control the facility types mentioned above. of sworn agency personnel. Each holding cell is equipped with proper ventilation, lighting, Processing: Include pre-booking activities sanitary equipment, and a bench. involving detainees in custody, after which 2. Prisoner control: Prisoners will be escorted detainees may be either released from custody into the building through the sally port and taken by one of several means, or be transported to a Jail (holding facility), at which time they will be to the Processing Area The dispatcher will get booked by County Corrections personnel. the key from the Dispatch Area. The arresting officer will be responsible for opening, closing and monitoring the sally port during the arrival PROCEDURE: and departure of prisoners. Temporary Detention Procedures, Use and Supervision a. The sally port doors will remain in a closed position while a transport vehicle is inside in A. The arresting officer or another officer (for order to maintain this area secure at all times. example, back-up officer) will be responsible for the supervision, b. The officer transporting the prisoner will not allow the prisoner to exit the vehicle until the accountability, and control of all detainees under officer has cleared the area and all firearms are their control. The arresting officer will be placed in the appropriate weapons locker(s). responsible for completing a “Holding Page 2 FLORIDA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTIVE 02-16 c. When taking the prisoner from the Processing a. Place prisoner’s property in a prisoner Area to the Dade County Jail, the officer will property bag. not re-arm himself until the prisoner is once again placed securely in the police vehicle. Only b. Write prisoner’s name and DOB on the bag. then will the officers will retrieve their weapons from the locker(s). c. Place the prisoner’s property against the wall in front of the prisoner’s cell.

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