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Justin,
I’ve attached our Internal Affairs and Criminal Investigations Policy. Just as Chelsea stated in the previous post, we too strictly keep our Internal and Criminal Investigations on two complete islands and they are never investigated simultaneously to prevent cross contamination. We utilize FDLE for any large scale criminal investigation such as an OIS.
Jeff Rasche
Fort Myers PD
jrasche@fortmyers.govMajor,
I have attached our General Order and a newish form we created late last year. This form was to create consistency throughout the agency when notifying Command Staff of specified incidents. This has really helped. Feel free to reach out if you have nay questions.
Jeff Rasche
Fort Myers PD
jrasche@fortmyers.gov
239-321-7714Good morning,
We use Jack Clancy Associates for our promotion testing and assessment.
https://www.jackclancyassociates.com/
Jeff Rasche
Fort Myers PD
jrasche@fortmyers.govMike,
I might be able to provide you with information regarding this request. Can you please email me at jrasche@fortmyers.gov with your contact information.
Thanks
Jeff Rasche
Fort Myers PDGood morning,
Attached is Fort Myers PD’s PAL Policy.
Jeff Rasche AM
Fort Myers PD
jrasche@fortmyers.govHere is our policy. Safekeeping is addressed throughout this policy.
Jeff Rasche AM
Fort Myers PD
jrasche@fmpolice.comMorning,
We just added the following language to our policy from Cruise Lights.
F. Cruise Mode Lights: Steady burn running lights in authoritative red and blue colors which clearly communicate a law enforcement presence. The purpose of these lights is to conspicuously identify a police vehicle consistent with the department’s mission of providing a feeling of safety and security. Cruise lights will assist in alerting on-coming motorists of the officer’s presence whether stationary and/or roadside scenarios at night. Cruise mode is intended to be used either when the patrol vehicle is in motion, stationary or when an authoritative presence is required.
1. Cruise Mode is not intended to be used in lieu of flashing emergency lights when a more authoritative emergency presence is required.
Jeff Rasche AM
Fort Myers PD
