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Showing posts with label Operational Plan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Operational Plan. Show all posts

20091214

Hey, Handsome, Lemme Get Yo Number

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jUST aNOTHER dOCUMENT eNTRY

20090111

Precise Location of Access

This:

goes along with this.

Upon seeing the above, I decided to do some research on the whole POE thing. There's a lot more to it than I could've ever imagined! This I found to be especially thought-provoking:
The point of entry into a house, be it a door or a window, is referred to as the fatal funnel. The occupants of the house need only aim their weapons at this point of entry and wait for the target to appear. That target is the law enforcement officer, and at that moment, the officer has no cover and more than likely no idea where the armed occupant of the house is located. The officers are generally back-lit, so their eyes must adjust to the lighting, or lack thereof, in the house. The armed occupants are presented with a clear target and need no time to adjust to the lighting. The officers may have little or no idea of the layout or floor plan of the premises and will require time to acclimate to their new surroundings. The armed occupants, however, need not acclimate themselves, for this is their home turf.

Moreover, the armed occupants know what they intend to do, whereas the officers only can infer whether the armed occupants intend to fight, flee, or surrender. This creates a situation where the occupants fire first because the officers cannot fire until they have determined the occupants' intention to resist. Such encounters in very close quarters frequently make the initial exchange of gunfire conclusive. The armed occupants may not consider possible harm to innocent bystanders, but the officers must. -- Special Agent Michael Bulzomi

20081030

JADE TASK FORCE OPERATIONAL PLAN

Jefferson Area Drug Enforcement Task Force
Risk Assessment Matrix

Entry Type
1 Service requires no forced entry
2 Service may require forced entry
3 Service requires immediate forced entry
4 Service requires immediate entry at dual entry points
4 Service requires specialty breaching due to fortification
Other:
Sub Total

Weapon Information
1 Firearms believed to be present at location of service
2 Firearms believed to be present and readily available at location of service
3 Firearms believed to be carried by suspect at time of service
7 Firearms believed to be carried by multiple persons at location of service
7 Assault type firearms believed to be available to persons at location of service
Other:
Sub Total

Suspect Information
1 Suspect is a known drug addict/dealer
1 Suspect is known to be wanted for felony offense
2 Suspect has made recent statements regarding resisting arrest or violence against police
2 Suspect has recent history of violence against persons
3 Suspect has history of violence against Police
3 Suspect has three or more violent felony convictions
Other:
Sub Total

Misc Factors
1 Aggressive dog(s) at location of service
3 Lookouts believed to be in use at time of service
7 Booby traps believed to be in use at target location
Other:
Sub Total

MATRIX TOTAL