disturbance resolution.
*approach considerations.
-decision-making.
=justification.
=desirability.
-tactical deployment.
=control of distance.
=relative positioning.
=relative positioning with multiple subjects.
=team tactics.
-tactical evaluation.
=threat assessment opportunities.
=officer/subject factors.
=special circumstances.
=level/stage/degree of stabilization.
*intervention options.
-mode.
A. presence.
B. dialogue.
C. control alternatives.
D. protective alternatives.
E. deadly force.
-purpose.
to present a visible display of authority.
to verbally persuade.
to overcome passive resistance, active resistance, or their threats.
to overcome continued resistance, assaultive behavior, or their threats.
to stop the threat.
*follow-through considerations.
A. stabilize.
B. monitor/debrief.
C. search.
D. escort.
E. transport.
F. turn-over/release.
application of restraints, if necessary.
blank.
if appropriate.
if necessary.
if necessary.
removal of restraints, if necessary.
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