Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 1.8 Mutual Aid 1.8.6 Emergency Federal Law Enforcement Assistance (Revised: 2 /22/08) A. An emergency may arise necessitating the call -out of the California National Guard (federal law enforcement). Only the Governor may make the request to the President to provide federal resources to assist in restoring or maintaining law and order. The Governor can only make such requests after all of the State’s available forces, including the state military, are unable to control the emergency. The Department of the Army has the responsibility for the temporary assignment of federal military resources t o National Guard units and local civil authorities in anticipation of or during disturbances. B. Requests for federal law enforcement or National Guard assistance in emergency situations where: 1. Federal law enforcement or National Guard assistance sha ll only be approved through the Chief of Police or designee. 2. Emergency assistance requiring federal law enforcement or National Guard assistance will adhere to the California State Government Code, Sections 8555 - 8561. 3. Assistance from federal sources shall be of last resort and only requested after regional resources are not capable or available.

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