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|a Officer-involved shootings and use of force :
|b practical investigation techniques /
|c David E. Hatch, Randy Dickson.
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|a Series editor's note -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- About the authors -- Chapter 1. Why use a model policy? -- Chapter 2. Developing a use-of-force policy -- Chapter 3. Assigning investigative responsibility -- Chapter 4. Scene investigation -- Chapter 5. Handling suspects -- Chapter 6. Interviewing witnesses -- Chapter 7. Interviewing employees involved in incidents of violence -- Chapter 8. Documenting incidents -- Chapter 9. Investigating forced and assisted suicides -- Chapter 10. Investigating in-custody deaths -- Chapter 11. The myth of positional asphyxia -- Chapter 12. Working with incident review boards -- Chapter 13. Use of force by tactical units -- Chapter 14. Multijurisdictional investigations -- Chapter 15. Handling the media and politically charged situations -- Chapter 16. The individual impact of officer-involved shootings -- Chapter 17. Post-incident officer support -- Appendix : checklists and sample forms -- Index.
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|a Written by cops for cops, this second edition continues to show how consistent, standard protocols for investigation help avoid unnecessary litigation, public distrust, media frenzy, and harm to the agency and the officer's reputation. Updated and expanded, it presents new information from leading expert, Randy Dickson, on post-incident support and post rraumatic stress disorder, the use of Tasers, positional asphyxia and excited delirium deaths, report writing, and public information policies. New case studies illustrate expert tips on handling suspects, interviewing witnesses and employees, and investigating the scene, as well as critical points for working with assisted suicides.
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