Police Department Policy

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Garden Grove PD

Policy Text
ACTIVE THREATS (LEXIPOL POLICY 433) 433.1 DEFINITIONS 433.2 POLICY The policy of the Garden Grove Police Department when addressing a crisis situation involving an active immediate threat shall be: (a) Respond, obtain, and maintain complete operative control of the incident. (b) To obtain every reasonable available source of intelligence regarding the circumstances, location, and suspect(s) in the incident. (c) To attempt, by every means available, to a ttain any tactical advantage over the individuals(s) responsible for the threat. (d) When an immediate threat and emergency exists, the officer should pursue and use the force that is reasonably necessary to stop the threat and minimize injury and loss of life. (e) To attempt, whenever practical, a negotiated surrender of the suspect(s) and the release of hostages through the expertise of the members of this department or other subject matter experts.  433.3 THREAT RESPONSE  433.4 PUBLIC NOTIFICATIONS  433.5 O UTSIDE PUBLIC SAFETY NOTIFICATIONS  433.6 PUBLIC SHELTERING Above are the highlights of the policy on Active threats . You should discuss all of the policy during your briefing to ensure compliance . Please see Lexipol Policy 433 for the full current policy to ensure that Officers are familiar with it.

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