Power To Arrest Training Manual - Nov 2005 Edition

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 POWER TO ARREST TRAINING MANUAL

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(Revised 11/05)

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PART A (contd.)

GET HELP

If a serious offense, such as robbery, burglary, or assault with a deadly weapon, has been

committed, you will need help to apprehend the suspect.

CALL THE POLICE IMMEDIATELY. Even police who are trained to make forcible arrests are

encouraged to call for help in dangerous situations.

Sample situations:

#1: You are patrolling the grounds of a factory at 2:00 a.m. and see two armed adults

entering the stock room. What should you do? (You should call the police, then observe

and report.)

#2: While you are guarding a sporting goods store, a man runs out of the store. Ten seconds

later, the owner runs to you and says there has been a robbery. What should you do?

(Have the owner call the police, then observe and report.)

#3: You are patrolling a store parking lot. A shopper loads Christmas gifts into a station

wagon parked in the lot and goes back to do more shopping. The windows of the wagon

are open, and three boys are gathered around the station wagon looking in. What should

you do? (You should try to prevent a possible theft by making your presence known.)

#4: You are on guard in a jewelry store. An employee showing diamond rings to a customer

is called to the telephone. The customer is left alone with the display box of diamond

rings. What should you do? (You should try to discourage a theft by making your

presence known.)  

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