POLICE USE OF FORCEUse of Force PoliciesSlide 3Use of Force ContinuumSemiautomatic WeaponsChemical WeaponsBody ArmorPolicing in America, Fifth EditionPOLICE USE OF FORCEConditions and ConsequencesPolicing in America, Fifth EditionUse of Force PoliciesUse of Force PoliciesPurpose of the policy 90.6Definition of less-than-lethal force 47.9List of authorized duty weapons 96.9List of unauthorized weapons 45.8Training requirements 62.5Avoiding excessive force 51.0Medical aid when force used 33.3Reporting requirements when force used 72.9Purpose of the policy 90.6Definition of less-than-lethal force 47.9List of authorized duty weapons 96.9List of unauthorized weapons 45.8Training requirements 62.5Avoiding excessive force 51.0Medical aid when force used 33.3Reporting requirements when force used 72.9Greenfeld, L.A., P.A. Langan, and S.K. Smith (1997). Police Use of Force: Collection of National Data. Washington, DC: Bureau of Justice Statistics.Greenfeld, L.A., P.A. Langan, and S.K. Smith (1997). Police Use of Force: Collection of National Data. Washington, DC: Bureau of Justice Statistics.POLICY AREA PERCENTAGE OF AGENCIESPOLICY AREA PERCENTAGE OF AGENCIESPolicing in America, Fifth EditionUse of Force PoliciesPolicing in America, Fifth EditionUse of Force ContinuumUse of Force Continuum• Physical Presence• Soft Handed• Mace or Pepper Spray • Hard Hands• Police Baton• Threat of Deadly Force• Deadly Force• Physical Presence• Soft Handed• Mace or Pepper Spray • Hard Hands• Police Baton• Threat of Deadly Force• Deadly ForcePolicing in America, Fifth EditionSemiautomatic WeaponsPolicing in America, Fifth EditionChemical WeaponsPolicing in America, Fifth EditionBody
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