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Please look at section E.6 of the attached Response to Resistance and Aggression policy. We hope this is helpful:)
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Evamarie Hicks
Osceola County Sheriff’s OfficeHappy Friday Wendy! Below is what our Standards of Conduct policy states but not sure if that is what you are looking for.
Conformance to Laws (Category 10)
Members will comply with the laws, ordinances, rules, and Constitution of the United States, the State of Florida, or any of their subdivisions. Members shall immediately or as soon as possible, report to their supervisor or an on-duty supervisor:
(1). Receiving any citation.
(2). Knowingly becoming the subject of a criminal investigation.
(3). Any arrest for violation(s) of laws, and/or ordinances.God bless
Evamarie Hicks
Osceola County Sheriff’s OfficeBelow is what we use for that standard:
Fourway flashers/hazard warning lights shall not be used while the vehicle is in motion. {CFA 14.07}
Hope this is helpful:)
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Evamarie Hicks
Osceola County Sheriff’s Office
Eva.Hicks@osceolasheriff.orgHello Wendy:) Hope this is helpful!
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Evamarie Hicks
Osceola County Sheriff’s Office
Eva.Hicks@osceolasheriff.orgSorry for the late reply! Hope this is helpful:)
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Evamarie Hicks
Osceola County Sheriff’s OfficeSo sorry for the late reply! Hope this is helpful:)
God bless
Evamarie Hicks
Osceola County Sheriff’s OfficePlease look at Section 4.D.5. of Policy 470.0. Stun cuffs are utilized by our Court Deputies.
Stun-Cuff
a. A Stun-Cuff device may be used by sworn members who have successfully completed the training in its use, with the approval of a Court Unit Supervisor and the presiding judge (if present).
b. Members shall only activate Stun-Cuffs in response to a subject’s active physical or higher level of resistance, as defined in Policy 470.0 Response to Resistance and Aggression, or to prevent an inmate from escaping.We hope this is helpful:)
God bless
Evamarie Hicks
Osceola County Sheriff’s Office
