Overview of Patrol Response

This course is associated with the following programs:

• Law Enforcement Academy - Technical Diploma

1. I.C.1. Describe how decisions are made.
2. I.C.2. Enhance an officer's critical thinking and police problem solving abilities. *
3. I.F.1.  Identify responsibilities of a first responding officer; following the steps of the Incident Response Model (RESPOND)
4. I.F.2.  Manage the response to a scene
5. I.F.3. Take necessary steps to enable effective follow-up as needed
6. I.G.1. Discuss basic radio communications concepts.
7. I.G.2. Explain radio system limitations.
8. I.I.1. Describe key concepts in Traffic and Criminal Software (TraCS)
9. I.W.1. Enforce Wisconsin traffic laws.
10. I.W.2. Detect traffic violations.
11. I.W.3. Issue traffic citations, ranging from warnings to arrest.
12. I.W.4. Direct traffic.
13. I.J.1.  Describe the role of a law enforcement officer when responding to a medical emergency, including legal and ethical issues associated with emergency medical response.
14. I.J.2. Take actions to prevent disease transmission.
15. I.J.3.  Conduct an initial and secondary assessment to assess the severity of injuries or other medical conditions.
16. I.J.4.  Provide first aid for soft-tissue injuries, severe bleeding and shock.
17. I.J.5. Provide first aid for injuries to muscles, joints and bones, including head, neck and back injuries.
18. I.J.6. Provide first aid for sudden illnesses.
19. I.J.7. Provide care for breathing emergencies.
20. I.J.8. Perform Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).
21. I.J.9. Use an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
22. I.J.10. Provide care in special situations.