Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 5.16 Organized Crime and Vice Control: Operations 5.16.7 Investigatory Equipment (Revised: 8/1/14) A. Due to the expense and sophistication of electronic equipment, it is imperative that all investigatory equipment be accounted for. Lieutenants in the respective Divisions are responsible for the authorization, distribution, use and maintenance of all investigatory tools within their Division B. If investigatory equipment is borrowed from or loaned to another law enforcement agency, t he respective Lieutenant will be responsible for tracking these items , including the equipment’s operability and giving or receiving appropriate training on the equipment’s use. The Lieutenant will document who the item was loaned to/borrowed from , at what agency, the date and time of the transfer, the date and time the equipment is expected to be returned and the actual return date. The Lieutenant will inspect returned loaned equipment for operability.

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