Police Department Policy

G-0500 Involved Officer Status.pdf

Kern_County_Sheriff

Policy Text
Kern County Sheriff’s Office Policies and Procedures TITLE: FIREARMS – INVOLVED OFFICER STATUS NO: G-500 APPROVED: Donny Youngblood, Sheriff-Coroner EFFECTIVE: August 1, 1990 REVIEWED: 11/10/2017 REVISED: 04/20/2005 UPDATED: 11/10/2017 G-500-1 POLICY The Sheriff’s Office recognizes that often following an incident resulting in a life-threatening injury or death, officers suffer varying degrees of emotional trauma. In some cases, it may occur immediately or several hours, days, or months later. In an effort to lessen this traumatic impact on the officer(s), and to aid the Sheriff’s Office in an objective resolution of the incident, the involved officer(s) shall immediately be placed in an administratively deferred duty assignment. Such assignments will be made by the involved officer(s) Division Commander. This deferred duty status shall be reviewed by the appropriate Chief Deputy, who will determine when the involved officer(s) may return to full duty st

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