SECTION V PATROL

CHAPTER 5-1 PATROL OPERATIONS

5-1-1 Objective

5-1-2 Policy

5-1-3 Procedure

5-1-4 Mission of Patrol Section

5-1-5 Philosophy of Police Services

5-1-6 Preventive or Aggressive Patrol

5-1-7 Crime Prevention

5-1-8 Specific Knowledge of the City

5-1-9 Jurisdiction of the of the Brunswick Police Department

5-1-10 Responding to Calls for Service

5-1-11 Notification of Superiors

5-1-12 Initial Report of Incident and Primary Investigation

5-1-13 Follow-Up Investigations

5-1-14 Maintaining Order

5-1-15 Organization and Tour of Duty

5-1-16 Assignment to Zones

CHAPTER 5-2 FIELD INTERVIEWS AND CONTACT CARDS

5-2-1 Objective

5-2-2 Policy

5-2-3 Procedure

5-2-4 Filing of Field Contact Cards

5-2-5 Purging of Field Contact Cards

CHAPTER 5-3 TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT

5-3-1 Objective

5-3-2 Policy

5-3-3 Procedure

5-3-4 Traffic Violation Remedies

5-3-5 Traffic Analysis

5-3-6 Selective Enforcement

5-3-7 Knowledge of Traffic Laws

5-3-8 Unmarked Vehicles in Traffic Enforcement

5-3-9 Use of Video Cameras

CHAPTER 5-4 VEHICLE STOPS

5-4-1 Objective

5-4-2 Policy

5-4-3 Procedure

5-4-4 Definitions

5-4-5 Unknown Risk Stop

5-4-6 High Risk Stops

CHAPTER 5-5 ALARMS

5-5-1 Objective

5-5-2 Policy

5-5-3 Receiving Alarms from Alarm Companies

5-5-4 Business Alarms Response

5-5-5 Residential Alarms

5-5-6 Fire Alarm Response

5-5-7 Entering Unoccupied Buildings

5-5-8 Alarm Documentation

CHAPTER 5-6 PATROL VEHICLE CARE, EQUIPMENT AND MARKING

5-6-1 Objective

5-6-2 Policy

5-6-3 Inspection of Vehicles

5-6-4 Ending Tour of Duty

5-6-5 Washing Police Vehicles

5-6-6 Police Vehicle Equipment

5-6-7 Patrol Vehicle Markings and Emergency Equipment

5-6-8 Vehicles to be Locked

5-6-9 Pushing or Towing Vehicles

CHAPTER 5-7 ROLL CALL AND BRIEFING

5-7-1 Objective

5-7-2 Policy

5-7-3 Procedure

5-7-4 Roll Call Inspection

CHAPTER 5-8 TRAFFIC ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

5-8-1 Objective

5-8-2 Policy

5-8-3 Procedure

5-8-4 Communication Officer Responsibilities

5-8-5 First Officer on Scene

5-8-6 Accident Report

5-8-7 Determining Cause of the Accident

5-8-8 Traffic Law Violations

5-8-9 Clearing of Roadway

5-8-10 Accident Investigation Follow-Up

5-8-11 Supervisor at Accident Scene

5-8-12 Accidents Involving Police Vehicles

5-8-13 Accidents Involving Off-Duty Personnel and Family Members

CHAPTER 5-9 DOMESTIC DISTURBANCES

5-9-1 Objective

5-9-2 Policy

5-9-3 Procedure

5-9-4 Family Violence Act

5-9-5 Investigation of Family Violence

5-9-6 Arrest with or without warrants when; Use of Deadly Force is Warranted

5-9-7 Notification of Victim Compensation and Other Service

CHAPTER 5-10 USE OF RADAR

5-10-1 Objective

5-10-2 Policy

5-10-3 Procedure

5-10-4 Testing for Accuracy

5-10-5 Authorized Radar Use

5-10-6 Authorized Radar Equipment

CHAPTER 5-11 VEHICLE IMPOUND

5-11-1 Objective

5-11-2 Policy

5-11-3 Procedure

5-11-4 Authority to Remove Vehicles From Roadways

5-11-5 Uninsured Vehicles

5-11-6 Removal of Traffic Hazards or Obstructions

5-11-7 Removal of Abandoned Vehicles

5-11-8 Removal of Abandoned Vehicles form Private Property

5-11-9 Removal of Abandoned Vehicles form Public Property

5-11-10 Notification of Vehicle Removal

5-11-11 Entering Abandoned Vehicle in GCIC

5-11-12 Recovery of Stolen Vehicles

5-11-13 Towing and Impounding of Vehicles following Arrest

5-11-14 Tow Authorization and Inventory Form

5-11-15 Inventory of Property

5-11-16 AHold@ Orders

5-11-17 Release of Vehicle to Owner

CHAPTER 5-12 VEHICLE SEAT BELTS

5-12-1 Objective

5-12-1 Policy

5-12-3 Safety Belt Responsibility

5-12-4 Safety Belt Exception

5-12-5 Safety Belt Modification

CHAPTER 5-13 UNLOCKING MOTOR VEHICLES

5-13-1 Objective

5-13-2 Policy

5-13-3 Procedure

5-13-4 Emergency Calls

5-13-5 Waiver of Liability Form

5-13-6 Equipment

5-13-7 Communication Officers= and Patrol Officers= Responsibilities

5-13-8 Training

CHAPTER 5-14 C.A.P.A.C.

5-14-1 Objective

5-14-2 Policy

5-14-3 Procedure

5-14-4 Responsibilities of C.A.P.A.C.

5-14-5 Work Assignments

CHAPTER 5-15 BICYCLE PATROL

5-15-1 Objective

5-15-2 Bicycle Patrol Officers Selection and Training

5-15-3 Bike Patrol Duties

5-15-4 Special Duty Assignments

5-15-5 Bike Patrol Equipment and Uniforms

CHAPTER 5-16 ASSISTING MOTORISTS AND CITIZENS

5-16-1 Objective

5-16-2 Policy

5-16-3 Assisting Stranded Motorists

5-16-4 Escorts

5-16-5 Reporting Road Hazards

CHAPTER 5-17 TRAFFIC CONTROL AND DIRECTION

5-17-1 Objective

5-17-2 Policy

5-17-3 Procedure

5-17-4 Traffic Direction

CHAPTER 5-18 MISSING PERSONS

5-18-1 Objective

5-18-2 Policy

5-18-3 Definition

5-18-4 Missing Persons Reports

5-18-5 Required Report Information

5-18-6 Involuntarily, Endangered, and Disabled or Possible Disaster Victims

5-18-7 Follow-up Investigations

CHAPTER 5-19 SCHOOL CROSSING GUARDS

5-19-1 Objective

5-19-2 Policy

5-19-3 School Crossing Guard Requirements

5-19-4 Duties

5-19-5 Training

5-19-6 Uniforms and Equipment

CHAPTER 5-20 CANINE SECTION

5-20-1 Objective

5-20-2 Purpose

5-20-3 Policy

5-20-4 Definitions

5-20-5 Authority and Responsibility

5-20-6 Handler=s Responsibility

5-20-7 Selection of Canine Handlers

5-20-8 General Operating Procedures

5-20-9 Law Enforcement K-9 Team Deployment

5-20-10 Dog Bite Procedure

5-20-11 Structure of the Narcotics Canine Team

5-20-12 Narcotic Canine Unit Deployment

5-20-13 Prohibited Use of the Narcotics Canine Team

5-20-14 Narcotic Canine Unit=s Equipment

5-20-15 Canine Vehicle(s)

5-20-16 Off-Duty Deployment

5-20-17 On-Duty Deployment

5-20-18 Assisting Other Agencies

5-20-19 Public Demonstrations

5-20-20 Legal Issues

5-20-21 Training and Monthly Reports

5-20-22 Annual Training

5-20-23 Ride - Along Program