MODP Training Program

MODP

Training program

This is a training program for MODP today will be going though loads off experience like traffic stops and load more.

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Tactics

During a pursuit you are requied to give the following information to the other units to help them either place spikes, catch up or other tactics. If the suspect makes a right you say right right onto [Road Name] if the suspect turns left you would say left left onto {Road Name} if the suspect makes a U-Turn,Rezip Rezip Rezip [Road name] If the suspectt goes on the correct side of the road you say On-side lanes of travel [road name] if the suspect goes on the wrong side of the road you say Off-side lanes of traval [Road Name] If the suspect Crashers you say, Decamp decamp. If the suspect pulls out a gun you say GUN , GUN! If the suspects shoots their gun you say, SHOTS FIRED SHOTS FIRED!

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Legislation

1. police and criminal Evidence Act 1984 2.Firearms Act 1968 3.Misuse of drugs 1971 4.Roads Traffic Act 1988 5.Public Order Act 1986 6.Offence Against the Person Act 1861 7.Crimmal Justice Act 1971 8.Criminal Damage Act 1988 9.Terroism Act 2000 10.Theft Act 1968 11.Police Act 1996 12.Criminal Law Act 1967 13.Prevention Of Crime Act 1953 14.Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 15.Forgery and counterfeit Act 1981 16.Bribery Act 2010

State Codes

State 0 - Panic, Emergency Assistance State 1 - On duty. State 2 - On patrol. State 3 - At Station (Available). State 4 - On break. State 5 - Enroute to the incident. State 6 - At scene. State 7 - Committed - Deployable State 8 Committed - Not Deployable State 9 - Prisoner escort needed. State 10 - At court State 11 - Off duty State 12 - Confidential Message State 13 - Non-Urgent Call Back State 14 - Urgent Call Back State 15 - Received. State 16 - Repeat

Phonetic Alphabet.

Alfa, Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo, Foxtrot, Golf, Hotel India, Juliett, Kilo, Lima Mike, November, Oscar, Papa, Quebec, Romeo, Sierra, Tango, Uniform, Victor, Whiskey, X-ray, Yankee, Zulu.

Police Caution - Arrest

You do not have to say anything. But, it may harm your defence if you do not mention when questioned something which you later rely on in court. Anything you do say may be given in evidence.

Necessity for arrest

After arresting someone and explainig their caution.You may state their necessities for Arrest. This may also be implied when Speaking to the Sergent (MoDp Officer at the holding cells).

• Prompt and Effective investigation.
• Prevent disappearance
• Protect Child/Vulnerable person
• Prevent obstructionof highway
• Prevent Injury
• Preserve Decency
• Prevent Loss/damage to property
• ascertain Name
• ascertain Address

Stop and Search

Stop and search allows us as police officers to search suspect if we have reasonable suspicion there is an item that is prohibited on a person and that if we search this person,there is a high likelihood the item will be found As police officer we have the power to Stop and Search someone if the gounds exist this could be that they match the discription of an offender or they have been identified by a witness etc. you can not do a voluntary search under any stop and search power. You must have a legal power to back you up

GOWISELY should always be used when conducting a stop and search GOWISELY is the following.

Grounds (what are your ground?)Object (what is the object your looking for?) Warrant (Your Warrant card Identity (who you are?) Station (what station are you attached to) Entitlement (they are entitled to a copy of the search) Legal power (what legal power are you using ?)You )You are detained for the purposes of a Search)

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FI - FIREARMS (May possess firearms) WE - WEAPONS (May possess weapons) VI - VIOLENT (May resort to violent behaviour) CO - CONTAGIOUS (May be a hazard to others as a carrier of disease e.g. COVID) ES - ESCAPER (May attempt to escape from custody) AG - ALLEGES (May make false allegations against Police) AT - AILMENT (May suffer from medical condition or require medication) MN - MENTAL (Is suffering from a mental disorder) IM - M/IMPERS (May impersonate a Male) IF - F/IMPERS (May impersonate a Female)

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identification codes

IC1 White Nordic – north European. IC2 'White south European' IC3 'Black' – Sub-Saharan African or African-Caribbean. IC4 'Asian' IC5 'Oriental' IC6 'Arabic' IC9 Unknown

Well done today!

Well done today you will be going to the Gun store and your host will tell you what to do, and then you will be going out on duty for 20 minutes with your host.