Police Department Policy

KCSO_DriverTraining.pdf

Kern_County_Sheriff

Policy Text
Kern County Sheriff’s Office Driver Training KERN COUNTY REGIONAL TRAINING CENTER Reasons for Law Enforcement Driver Training Reduce collisions, injuries, and deaths  Reduce personal and agency liability  Increase attention to the driving task  Increase emotional control and discipline  Improve decision making ability while driving a  vehicle under all conditions. Legal Issues and Liabilities There are three basic types of law  enforcement driving: – Non-emergency – Emergency Response – Pursuit Emergency Driving Policy and Procedures Legal provisions  State law  Case Law  Agency policy. All emergency driving  policies will include certain provisions as required by Penal Code Section 13519.8. Agency policies and guidelines regarding emergency driving Agency policies and guidelines can be  more restrictive than state law Long Beach POA v. City of Long Beach  Link to DPPM E-100-emergency driving  and DPPM E-200-pursuits: http://sharepoint/ProcedureManual/Tabl e%20Of%20Con

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