Police Department Policy

UCSF_10.02.04_-_Arrest_Activity_265834

UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 10.2 Multiple Arrest Procedures 10.2.4 Arrest Activity (Issued: 6/25/07) The Incident Commander will oversee arrests in accordance with the directives in General Order 10.2.4, “Arrest Activity.” Additional details concerning arrests, not explicitly addressed in this General Order, are in accordance with arrest procedures as specified in General Order 4.6.4, “Adult Custody Procedures.” A. Arrest Teams Arrest teams will consist of an Arrest Team Leader (a sergeant or senior of ficer) and two or more additional officers. Arrest teams shall have the following equipment: 1. Two digital cameras. 2. One or more vehicles, as necessary. 3. A Field Arrest Packet, as described below. B. Field Arrest Packets The Incident Commander shall be responsible for compiling, updating and distribution of Field Arrest Packets. Each Field Arrest Team Leader will be issued a Field Arrest Packet and digital camera. The Field Arrest Packets will contain an adequate amount of standard arrest materials for the arrests anticipated for each arrest team. The Field Arrest Packets will contain: 1. SFPD Field Arrest booking cards 2. A black felt tip marker 3. Blank 3” x 5” cards 4. A black ink pad 5. Manila envelopes 6. Paper clips, rubber bands 7. Citizen arrest forms 8. Bull horn 9. Flex cuffs 10. Bolt cutters 11. Wire cutters 12. Pliers 13. Citation books 14. Vehicle Code book 15. Penal Code book 16. Metal detector wands 17. Infectious control kit 18. Latex gloves (med/large) 19. Pens.

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