Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 1.3 Organization: Unity of Command and Span of Control 1.3.3 Command Protocol (Issued: 6/25/07) A. In the absence of a pre -established command protocol, when members of different units are engaged in a single operation, the following command protocol shall determine who is in charge (where the following are at the scene): the Chief of Police; the command officer of the primary unit; any other command officer; the supervisor of the primary unit; any other supervisor; member o f the highest rank. B. When patrol and investigations personnel are at the same scene simultaneously, the patrol unit shall be in charge, except in the case of a major crime scene or search, where investigations shall be in command. C. Nothing in this se ction shall overrule common sense. For example, a non -sworn supervisor at a field operation would not be in command even in the absence of other supervisory personnel.

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