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a judgment which implies that the aided person is oriented to person, place, and time and shows no significant mental impairment attributable to alcohol, drugs, or other recognizable organic factors or mental illness.

mentally competent

a. the aided person has a spinal injury and ground transportation interferes with spinal stabilization or may further compromise the aided person’s condition, or b. transportation time to a trauma center [See Appendix L], can be decreased by more than 15 minutes, and (1) theaidedpersonisatraumacase, (2) the aided person is a burn victim with second and third degree burns covering more than 30% of the body, (3) the aided person has a major amputation that requires specialized care at the re-implantation center at Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC), (4) extricationinterfereswithtimelimitations,whichmay result in the deterioration of the aided person’s condition.

helicopter

weighs more than 250 pounds, 2. may be difficult to control due to an altered mental status or an expressed fear of air transportation, 3. has acute congestive heart failure, acute myocardial infarction, or must have the head and upper body in elevated position.

no helicopter

place him on his back in the Reeves stretcher, and a. replace handcuffs, if used, with soft restraints, b. secure each hand separately to the respective handle on the Reeves stretcher, c. place the Reeves stretcher on the trundle so the aided person is on his left side facing the PM in the ambulance, d. monitor respiratory rate and quality.

violent aided

if the aided person is a: a. burn victim requiring treatment at the Burn Center, b. prisoner, c. mentally disabled person [See OPS 1155], unless directed to an alternate hospital by Medical Control.

transport to numc

when any of the following exist: a. there is no major trauma, b. the aided person has an unmanageable airway, c. the aided person is in cardiac arrest, d. the aided person’s condition would be jeopardized by transporting to another hospital.

transport to nearest hospital

at the request of a physician at the scene, if the hospital is within Nassau County or adjacent to the borders of the county and the physician: a. assumes responsibility for care of the aided person, b. accompanies the aided person in the ambulance, c. is willing to communicate with Medical Control.

other than nearest hospital

if one of the following three conditions are met: a. the aided person requests treatment or receives regular medical/surgical care at the alternative destination and both, (1) the aided person remains a low priority transport decision candidate throughout the transport, and (2) the additional transport time to the alternative destination is less than 10 minutes, b. the aided person requires specialty care at the alternative destination that is unavailable at the nearest hospital, c. an on-line Medical Control physician directs transportation to the alternative destination.

alternate hospital

Responds to the aided person with an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and Bag Valve Mask. 2. Assesses the physical condition of the aided person. 3. Assesses the scene for safety and removes the aided person to a safe location if needed. 4. Requests the helicopter, if necessary. [See Section B] 5. Interviews the aided person and others at scene. Note: Personal health information is confidential, therefore sharing information about the aided person’s current health or past health history should only be exchanged among members of the department and only when necessary for patient care. 6. Notifies the Police Medic (PM), if not already at scene, of the aided person’s status. 7. Initiates the Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Procedure [See OPS 1119], if cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is indicated. 8. Assists the PM upon arrival of the ambulance.

rendering aid

obtains the name of the Medical Technician treating the aided person, and b. determines to which hospital he is transporting the aided person. [Go to Section F]

non departmental ambulance

a. he refuses medical aid, b. he is mentally competent, c. he does not need immediate medical care. d. 18 years old or older; or imancipated e. Records the refusal and obtains the aided person’s signature in his Memo Book.

release aided

1. Determine if the DNR order is valid and has not been revoked or cancelled. Note: A valid DNR order may be disregarded if a family member or a person, other than those emergency medical personnel, at the scene objects to the order and physical confrontation appears likely. 2. Refrain from or discontinue the use of the AED or CPR, if the DNR order is valid. 3. Continue the appropriate resuscitative measures, either AED usage or CPR, if the DNR order is not valid. 4. Secures the DNR order for submission with the PCR. 5. Initiate other necessary procedures such as the following: a. Implied Pronouncement of Death, [See OPS 1121] b. Fatal Aided Investigation. [See OPS 8201]

dnr

determine if ———— response is needed for situations such as: a. serious injuries, b. likelihood of death, c. the existence of suspicious circumstances, d. injuries resulting from a firearm or longbow as a result of a hunting accident. 2. Notifies the Desk Officer,

dectective

Notifies Precinct Squad Detective for response. 4. Initiates the Death and Serious Physical Injury Notifications Procedure [See OPS 1122], if notification of death or serious physical injury is needed.

Preserves the scene for detective response and follow-up investigation

6. Conducts a follow-up investigation. [See OPS 8150] 7. If the injury is a result of a hunting accident, a. notifies the Department of Environmental Conservation [See Appendix H], b. prepares a Report of Hunting Accident Forms DFG445.

detectives

——-an aided case report [See OPS 8110] including: a. the name of the agency transporting, if other than a Department ambulance, b. the vehicle number, c. the aided person’s social security number, if available, d. refusal, if the aided person refused medical aid.

calls in

Initiates the Communicable Disease Incidents Procedure [See OPS 7120], if he suspects he was involved in a communicable disease incident.

a member's inability to perform duties related to his job title.

impairment to job performance

to investigate and record injuries or illnesses sustained by Members of the Department. He will be determined by availability in the following order: 1. injured member's assigned command, 2. the command of occurrence, 3. precinct of occurrence. [See Glossary] Note: The command of occurrence in Headquarters will be Records Bureau when an injury or illness is sustained in the parking lot or common areas within the complex, such as a hallway. Note: In the case of an on duty auto accident with injury, the Investigating Supervisor will be the supervisor, from the precinct of occurrence, investigating the accident. Note: An injury or illness sustained while off duty and the member was acting within the scope of official duties will be reported as an on duty injury or illness.

investigating supervisor

an illness or condition sustained by a member, while off duty, which, will cause an impairment to job performance, or results in member being placed on restricted assignment status indefinitely. Recordable off duty illnesses do not include sick leave illnesses resulting in short term absences, such as a cold, or illnesses requiring routine outpatient operations.

recordable off duty illness

an injury or condition sustained by a member, while off duty, which, requires medical attention beyond first aid, or 2. results in orthopedic surgery, or 3. results in the member being placed on restricted assignment status.

recordable off duty injury

any legal act or activity performed by: 1. a Member of the Force either on or off duty, pursuant to the duties and responsibilities of a Police Officer, 2. a Police Medic (PM) either on or off duty, pursuant to the duties and responsibilities of a PM, 3. a Civilian Member on duty, pursuant to the duties and responsibilities of his civilian job title, 4. a Member of the Department in response to the direction of a superior officer

Scope of official duties

If the member is suffering from an illness that is not work related, initiates the Sick Leave Procedure. [See ADM 4125] [End of Procedure] 3. Prepares and faxes internal correspondence to Medical Administration Office (MAO) Commanding Officer, requesting an entry be logged in the Department records, if the member sustained an injury which: a. is not a recordable occupational injury, [See Glossary] and b. the member chooses not to make a formal report at this time. Note: This entry should include information such as the following: 1. circumstances of the incident, 2. witness names, 3. location, 4. supervisor’s observations. Note: This entry will suffice for reporting purposes unless this injury becomes a recordable occupational injury and a complete investigation is necessary. 4. Forwards the original internal correspondence to MAO, if prepared. [End of procedure] 5. Determines who the Investigating Supervisor will be and directs him to respond and investigate.

supervisor on duty illness or injury

6. Responds to the scene and interviews the member when, a. member's location is within Nassau County, or b. it is feasible to respond to the member's location outside of the county. 7. If it is not feasible to respond to the member's location, a. obtains as much information as possible via telephone, b. directs the member to respond to the Chief Surgeon's Office, [See Department Rules, Article 7] c. arranges a meeting at a later time to complete the investigation and report, d. notifies the Desk Officer. [Go to step C.4.b] 8. Initiates the necessary procedures, such as: a. Temporarily Securing a Member's Firearm, [See ADM 1240], b. Communicable Disease Incidents. [See OPS 7120] 9. Requests support units if necessary, such as: a. Detective Division, b. Employee Assistance Office, c. Crime Scene Search Section. 10. Conducts an investigation, and a. interviews witnesses, b. inspects the scene, c. reviews the circumstances of the incident, d. prepares PDCN Form 206A, Incident/Accident Statement, for all witnesses, e. prepares PDCN Form 206A for persons who were present at the time of the incident and did not witness the incident. Note: All occupational illnesses will be recorded on PDCN Form 206, Injury/Accident Report, and investigated at time of reporting. 11. Initiates the appropriate Health and Safety procedures [See Section OPS 7000], if a hazard in the workplace contributed to the member's injury or illness. 12. If the member was transported to a hospital: a. responds to his location, b. interviews the member, if not already interviewed at the scene, c. obtains the medical reports, including a hospital report stating the diagnosis and the doctor's name. 13. If the member's details of an injury or illness are inconsistent with the investigation results, a. conducts a further investigation, b. notifies MAO as soon as practical. 14. Notifies the Desk Officer of details of the incident.

investigating supervisor

Initiates Recordable Occupational Injuries and Illnesses Procedure [See OPS 7110] if an injury or illness to a member resulted in a fatality or hospitalization of 2 or more members.

Notifies the Desk Officer from the precinct of occurrence if the member: a. sustains a recordable off duty injury, b. sustains a recordable off duty illness.

po recordable of duty illness or injury

Ensures the member prepares: a. PDCN Form 206A b. PDCN Form 429, Pain Picture, c. PDCN Form 427, Reporting Requirement Letter, Injury/Illness. Directs the member to respond to the Chief Surgeon's Office. [See Department Rules, Article 7] Provides the member with a copy of PDCN Form 427. 4. If the member sustained an on duty injury or illness, a. provides the member with Workers' Compensation Board Form C-430S, Statement of Rights, and b. prepares Workers' Compensation Board Form C-2, Employer's Report of Injury/Illness. 5. Prepares PDCN Form 206 and PDCN Form 428, Supervisor's Report of Member's Action. Note: These forms will be prepared prior to the end of tour. 6. Generates an injury number from the CHIEF System Sick Leave menu and records it on the forms. 7. Faxes the following to MAO: a. PDCN Form 206, b. PDCN Form 428, c. PDCN Form 429. Note: These forms will be faxed to MAO immediately upon completion and prior to forwarding to the Clerk. 8. Prepares PDCN Form 199, Medical Related Duty Status, if member is signing on sick leave. 9. Forwards the following to the Clerk: a. PDCN Form 206, b. PDCN Form 206A, c. PDCN Form 427, d. PDCN Form 428, e. PDCN Form 429, f. Workers' Compensation Form C-2, g. medical reports.

investigating supervisor

4. Reviews the reports and forms. 5. If the injury or illness was sustained while off duty and not within the scope of official duties, [Go to step D.10]. 6. Determines if any further investigation is necessary concerning: a. training issues, b. safety issues, c. validity of claim. 7. Conducts further investigation, if necessary. 8. Evaluates all reports and forms and consults with a Police Surgeon to determine if the injury or illness is compensable or covered under the General Municipal Law. 9. If the injury or illness is not compensable or not covered under the General Municipal Law, notifies the member in writing. 10. Completes the MAO Sections of PDCN Form 206 and PDCN Form 428. 11. Forwards the reports and forms to the MAO Clerk.

mao supervisor

AED 2. Responds to the aided person with oxygen.

2nd responding officer

1. Prepares an aided report. [See OPS 1110] 2. Ensures the use of an AED is included in the report. 3. Prepares a Department of Health (DOH) Form 3283, Pre- Hospital Care Report (PCR). 4. Gives the research copy of DOH Form 3283 to the medical authority transporting the aided person to the hospital. Note: If is important that the research copy of DOH Form 3283 remain with the aided person. 5. Responds to his command at the completion of the aided case. 6. Inspects the AED unit. [See Section C] 7. Removes the AED Data Card from the AED unit. 8. Gives the Desk Officer the following: a. the remaining copies of DOH Form 3283, b. the AED Data Card.

Gives the Police Officer a replacement AED Data Card and a package of electrode pads. 10. Ensures the following: a. the AED Data card information is downloaded into the computer terminal, b. additional information is entered into AED Data system, c. the AED Data Card is stored in the card replacement file for future use, and d. the DOH Form 3283 is forwarded to the Fire/Police EMS Academy (FPA).

1. Inspects the AED unit at the beginning of his tour or following each use, ensuring that the following items are available: a. 2 sets of electrode pads, with expiration dates that have not yet passed, b. spare battery, c. razor, d. scissor. 2. Ensures the following items are available and in good working order: a. oxygen, minimum 1000 PSI, b. BVM. 3. Checks the AED status indicator window for the ready symbol. 4. If the ready symbol appears, [Go to step C. 6]. 5. If the AED indicates a non-ready status, a. replaces the battery with a spare battery, b. checks the AED status indicator window for the ready symbol, following the 2 minute battery insertion test. Note: If the AED indicates a ready status, the first battery is not functioning properly. If the AED still indicates a non- ready symbol with the spare battery, the AED is not functioning properly. 6. If any of the items are not in working order, expired, or missing, responds to the station house to replace any non- working, expired, or missing equipment. 7. Notifies the Desk Officer of non-working, expired, or missing equipment.

8. Replaces non-working, expired, or missing equipment. 9. Contacts personnel at the Oxygen Room in Headquarters and requests replenishment of needed AED supplies.

a determination that an individual has no pulse and is not breathing and that cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is contraindicated and therefore will not be performed. This determination can be made by any of the following persons: 1. a Police Medic (PM) assigned to Emergency Ambulance Bureau (EAB) or Marine/Aviation Bureau (MAB), 2. a Nassau County EMS agency Advanced Emergency Medical Technician (AEMT) or Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Note: CPR is contraindicated, and therefore not performed, in cases of obvious death involving one or more of the following: 1. obvious mortal injuries, such as decapitation, 2. rigor mortis, 3. tissue decomposition, 4. extreme dependent lividity, when there are very extensive areas of reddish-purple discoloration of the skin in dependent areas (those areas on which the body has been resting).

implied pronouncement

1. Determines if an individual is a fatal aided. [See Glossary] 2. If the individual is not a fatal aided, initiates the Aided Cases Procedure [See OPS 1110] [End of Procedure] 3. If the individual is a fatal aided, a. initiates the Fatal Aided Investigations Procedure, [See OPS 8201] and b. requests the response of a PM for an implied pronouncement.

6. Records on PDCN Form 32F, Homicide Preliminary Investigation Worksheet, the following information: a. time of implied pronouncement, b. person making implied pronouncement.

10. If the AEMT/EMT is not a member of the Department, requests that the AEMT/EMT, a. notify the FMI at the Medical Examiner's Office, b. complete DOH Form 3283, c. leave the hospital patient record copy with the body, and d. leave with the Police Officer the research copy for the investigating officer. 11. If the AEMT/EMT does not complete the steps above, requests the response of a Department PM for an implied pronouncement.

1. Receives a request for a death or serious physical injury notification via telephone or New York State Police Information Network (NYSPIN). 2. Verifies the identity of the person calling if the request is made via telephone. 3. Ensures a NYSPIN reply is sent by Desk Personnel if a request is made via NYSPIN. 4. Verifies that person to be notified resides in Nassau County and within the precinct's jurisdiction.

Obtains all necessary information regarding the death or injury. This information should include: a. name and address of deceased or injured, b. location of deceased or injured, c. name and address information about the agency requesting notification, d. circumstances surrounding death or injury. 7. Assigns 2 Members of the Force to make the notification. Note: The Desk Officer will assign members of the Detective Division to make notifications involving active investigations by this Department of felonious or suspicious deaths.

8. Receives all information from the Desk Officer related to the notification. 9. Determines the person to be notified is home, and a. verifies the identity of person receiving the notification, b. completes the notification, giving details regarding the location of the deceased or injured person and his personal effects, if known, Note: A person's age, mental health, or physical condition may effect how he reacts to news of a death. A common reaction may be denial or anger directed at the Notifying Officer. When making a notification with young children present, explain to the adult that there is bad news to deliver and let him decide what to do with the children. Desk Officer c. secures the assistance of friends, neighbors, or clergy if the person notified requests, d. remains with the person until reasonably certain that his emotional and physical condition no longer requires police presence or until a competent person arrives to care for the person, e. notifies the Desk Officer that the notification is completed, f. reports the disposition of the assignment. 10. Determines that the person to be notified is not home, and a. inquires with neighbors whether or not they know when the person may be home or where the person may be located, b. notifies the Desk Officer of the results of the inquiry.

11. Determines that a notification cannot be made because the person to be notified is away for an extended period of time at a known location, and a. contacts the requesting person or agency advising of the person's location if the requesting person or agency is from outside the Desk Officer's precinct [End of Procedure], or b. contacts the police agency having jurisdiction over the location of the person to be notified and requests that agency make the notification if the request for notification originated from the Desk Officer's precinct. 12. Determines the need for a delayed or future notification because the person is away for a short or unknown period of time, and a. contacts the agency or person requesting notification and ascertains if future attempts are necessary and all other investigative means to locate the person have been exhausted, b. considers directing the Police Officer to make future attempts at the notification if necessary. 13. Contacts the agency or person requesting the notification via telephone or ensures a NYSPIN message is sent providing details of the completed notification, or 14. Briefs the Desk Officer of the next tour when attempts to notify were negative and future attempts are necessary. 15. Ensures entries are made in Department records detailing the actions taken.

a person(s) who may or may not be armed and has taken a position in a physical location, most often a structure or vehicle, that may not allow immediate police access, and who is refusing police orders to exit. Barricaded persons often include those who are suicidal or otherwise experiencing a mental crisis.

barricaded person

a situation in which a person(s) holds another person(s) against their will by force, threat, or violence.

hostage incident

1. a substantial risk of physical harm to themselves as manifested by either of the following: a. threats of, or attempts at, suicide or serious bodily harm, or b. other conduct demonstrating that they are dangerous to themselves, which may include the person's refusal or inability to meet their essential need for food, shelter, clothing, or health care, or 2. a substantial risk of physical harm to other persons as manifested by homicidal or other violent behavior by which others are placed in reasonable fear of serious physical harm.

Likely To Result In Serious Harm To Themselves Or Others

a person who appears to be suffering from mental illness or experiencing emotional distress.

mental aided person

a group consisting of Qualified Mental Health Professionals who may respond to locations in Nassau County to make assessments of individuals who appear to be having psychiatric problems. The MCOT operates out of the Nassau County Department of Human Services, Office of Mental Health, Chemical Dependency and Developmental Disabilities Services.

mcot

a licensed psychologist, certified social worker, or registered professional nurse approved by the Commissioner of the Department of Mental Health to serve on an MCOT.

Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)

4. Responds to an assignment for, or otherwise comes in contact with, a person who appears to be a mental aided person. 5. Assesses the situation. Note: If probable cause for arrest exists, proceeds with arrest processing [See OPS 2115], after all necessary medical attention has been rendered. 6. Requests additional assistance as necessary. 7. Requests Patrol Supervisor to respond to scene if one has not already been assigned. 8. Secures the area. 9. Obtains background information on the mental aided person such as: a. current problem, b. mental/medical history, c. prescription/illegal drugs being taken, d. history of substance use/abuse, e. behavior prior to police arrival, f. past violent behavior. 10. Treats as an aided case [See OPS 1110] if the behavior is not due to mental illness [End of Procedure]. 11. If the mental aided person requests to go to the hospital, [Go to Step 21]. 12. Determines if the mental aided person is conducting themselves in a manner which is likely to result in serious harm to themselves or others [See Definition]. Note: Police Officers may be assigned to assist the MCOT [See Definition]. The QMHP [See Definition] from the MCOT will make the determination as to the mental aided person's likelihood to cause serious harm to themselves or others. 13. If the MCOT is at scene, a. verifies the identification of the QMHP by viewing either of the following: 1) Nassau County Department of Mental Health photo identification, or (2) copy of the QMHP designation letter. receives a completed copy of OMH Form 482, Mobile Crisis Outreach Team Authorization for Transport, from the QMHP if the mental aided person will be transported. Police Officer 14. If the mental aided person is not conducting themselves in a manner which is likely to result in serious harm to themselves or others, but may need evaluation, a. makes a referral to the MCOT, b. documents the referral in the narrative/case report, including the status of the referral and the name of the person contacted at the MCOT, Note: Members will also document in the narrative/case report instances when MCOT could not be reached and a voicemail message was left. c. calls CB Supervisor and reports the status of the referral, d. reports the disposition of the assignment. Note: Members should only provide the public with the number 227-TALK (8255) when providing contact information for MCOT. 15. If the mental aided person is conducting themselves in a manner which is likely to result in serious harm to themselves or others, a. secures the immediate area to facilitate taking subject into custody, and b. notifies Communications Bureau (CB) of the precise location and requests additional assistance as necessary. Note: MHL §9.41 authorizes a Police Officer to take into custody any person who appears to be mentally ill and is conducting themselves in a manner which is likely to result in serious harm to themselves or others. The custody is for transportation to a hospital for psychiatric evaluation. 16. If the mental aided person has a firearm or has a weapon capable of causing imminent risk to persons beyond the immediate scene, a. initiates the Use of Force procedure [See OPS 12410], b. notifies and requests BSO to respond to scene. 17. If at any point when dealing with a mental aided person the circumstances develop into a hostage incident/barricaded person [See Definitions] situation, initiates the Hostage Incident/Barricaded Person procedure [See OPS 12600]. 18. Requests Emergency Services Unit (ESU) for specialized restraining equipment and/or protective equipment [See OPS 12230] if the mental aided person is: a. violent, or b. armed with a weapon, other than a firearm [See Glossary] or longarm, and (1) does not pose a threat to a non-department member(s), and (2) is situated in a location where the mental aided is actively resisting police entry.

19. Responds to scene, and a. evaluates the situation, b. verifies that initial notifications to CB have been made, c. establishes control related to the use of force [See OPS 12410], d. directs the use of specialized restraining and protective equipment, if needed, e. notifies Desk Officer with details of the situation and provides updates as the situation develops.

supervisor

26. Ensures that a restrained mental aided person is not transported in a face-down position. 27. Places the mental aided person in the ambulance. 28. Safely removes the magazine and then clears the chamber of his/her weapon prior to entering patient compartment when guarding the mental aided person during transport. 29. Replaces handcuffs, if used, with soft restraints when appropriate and practical. 30. Assists the Police Medic in the patient compartment of the ambulance with mental aided person during transport. 31. Transports the mental aided person to the closest appropriate psychiatric receiving hospital as determined by the Police Medic, except in the following cases: a. the MCOT or Medical Control physician directs that the mental aided be transported to another hospital, or b. the mental aided person has a serious medical condition that requires transport to the nearest hospital.

32. Drives the ambulance to the hospital. 33. If MCOT provides OMH Form 482, a. captures electronic image of form, using his/her department-issued cellphone, b. sends the image to the Desk Officer, and c. delivers the original or a hard-copy of the form to hospital 34. If personnel. MCOT is not at scene, Desk Officer a. makes a referral to the MCOT, b. documents the referral in the narrative/case report, including the status of the referral and the name of the person contacted at the MCOT. Note: Members will also document in the narrative/case report instances when MCOT could not be reached and a voicemail message was left. c. calls CB Supervisor and reports the status of the referral. 35. Prepares an aided report, noting the name of the QMHP who authorized the transportation in the narrative section, if applicable. 36. Prepares and submits PDCN Form 258, Use of Force Report, if applicable.

assisting po

33. If MCOT provides OMH Form 482, a. captures electronic image of form, using his/her department-issued cellphone, b. sends the image to the Desk Officer, and c. delivers the original or a hard-copy of the form to hospital 34. If personnel. MCOT is not at scene, a. makes a referral to the MCOT, b. documents the referral in the narrative/case report, including the status of the referral and the name of the person contacted at the MCOT. Note: Members will also document in the narrative/case report instances when MCOT could not be reached and a voicemail message was left. c. calls CB Supervisor and reports the status of the referral. 35. Prepares an aided report, noting the name of the QMHP who authorized the transportation in the narrative section, if applicable. 36. Prepares and submits PDCN Form 258, Use of Force Report, if applicable.

37. Ensures MCOT referral has been made and documented in the narrative of the case report, when applicable. 38. Ensures all paperwork and attachments are made to the aided case, including the OMH Form 482, prior to closing.

Effects an arrest [See Attachment A] when either of the following exists: a. there is a warrant for the subject, or b. reasonable cause to believe [See Glossary] any of the following: (1) a crime was committed, (2) a petty offense was committed in the Police Officer’s presence, (3) the terms of an order of protection have been violated [See OPS 5150]. 2. Notifies the subject of the authority, purpose, and reason for the arrest. Note: The above notification is not required if the Arresting Officer encounters the following: 1. physical resistance, 2. flight, 3. any other factor rendering such notification impractical. 3. Searches and handcuffs the arrestee. Note: The order and extent of the search and handcuffing are contingent upon the arrest situation.

arrest

Observes the arrestee and reviews the details for the arrest. 20. Initiates the Prisoners – Sick or Injured Proced 21. Determines if the arrest is legally valid. 2210], if the arrestee requires medical attention. 22. If the arrest is not legally valid, prepares a PDCN Form 79, Physical Condition of Defendant Questionnaire, releases the person from custody, and a. if the arrest processing paperwork has not begun, (1) directs the Arresting Officer to enter case report into Records Management System (RMS) or to call in a case report to Case Offense Section, (2) ensures the case report narrative details the reason for custody and release, if the arrest processing paperwork has begun, (1) updates the case report narrative detailing the reason for custody and release, (2) voids the arrest, (3) verifies the arrest has been voided by checking the voided arrest screen [End of Procedure].

23. If the arrest is legally valid, determines if the arrestee is a juvenile [See Glossary]. 24. If the arrest is a juvenile: a. notifies Precinct Detective Squad, b. advises the Police Officers to remain with the juvenile in the Juvenile Aid room, c. immediately notifies the parent, guardian or other lawful custodian of the arrest. [Go to Section C: Detective Arrest Processing] 25. If the arrest is not a juvenile, determines if the arrest is a Detective Division (DD) arrest or a uniform arrest. Note: The following arrests are processed by the DD: a. felony arrests, with the exception of the following: (1) P.L. 165 Criminal Possession of Stolen Property 4th Degree – E Felony (2) P.L. 160.05 Robbery 3rd Degree – D Felony (shoplifting evolving into Robbery 3rd by physical force), (3) P.L 155.30 Grand Larceny 4th Degree – E Felony, (4) P.L. 155.35 Grand Larceny 3rd Degree – D Felony (property valued less than $5,000), (5) P.L. 145.05 Criminal Mischief 3rd Degree – E Felony b. arrests for other agencies, c. criminal mischiefs and larcenies involving drugs, explosives, or firearms, d. bias incidents, e. patterns of crime, f. any other arrests which, due to the seriousness of the crime or nature of the incident, in the judgement of the Desk Officer, warrant DD investigation. 26. If the arrest is a DD arrest, advises the police officers to respond to the precinct squad. 27. If the arrestee is female, a. assigns a female detective from the precinct squad, if available, b. if a female detective from the precinct squad is not available, assigns a female officer from the precinct of occurrence, c. if a female officer from the precinct of occurrence is not available, attempts to obtain a female detective from an adjoining squad. If there is no female detective from precinct squad available, and there are no female officers available in the precinct of occurrence, and no female detectives available in adjoining precincts, the arrestee will be transported to and processed at Records Bureau (RB), Central Testing Section (CTS), where there are female officers on duty 24/7.

If the arrest is a uniform case, advises the police officers to continue with arrest processing. If the arrestee is female, assigns a female officer as the assisting officer if there is no female officer already assigned as the arresting or assisting officer. If there are no female officers available in the precinct of occurrence, the arrestee will be transported to and processed at Records Bureau (RB), Central Testing Section (CTS), where there are female officers on duty 24/7. Notifies the parent of an arrestee who is less than 21 years of age of his arrest.

Performs computer checks on the arrestee and any vehicle or property involved. If the arrestee is a non-U.S. citizen defendant, performs INSQ Query for Non-U.S. Citizen Defendants. Note: All arrests run for criminal history in the eJusticeNY portal, must include an Interstate Identification Index (III) check. 33. Provides results of computer checks to the Arresting Officer. 34. Notifies Desk Officer of a confirmed judicial ICE Warrant.

Desk Personnel

35. Secure all firearms prior to lodging arrestee in the appropriate arrest processing location. Note: In cases where an arrestee will be processed in a satellite location, such as a precinct sub-station, all firearms must be secured prior to lodging arrestee in a cell or holding area. 36. Secure the arrestee in the appropriate arrest processing location as directed by the Desk Officer.

40. Searches the arrestee. 41. Maintains record of arrestee’s condition utilizing PDCN Form 248, Defendant Condition Log, at intervals not to exceed 30 minutes. 42. Offers arrestee suitable food if arrest processing encompasses the usual daily meal hours (i.e. morning, noon, evening). 43. Notes arrestee’s acceptance or refusal of offered food, and time thereof, on PDCN Form 248, if applicable. 44. Secures the arrestee’s property. 45. Reviews the results of the computer checks from the desk personnel. 46. If the computer check is positive for a warrant(s), requests Records Bureau (RB) Warrant section to pull the warrant(s). 47. Confers with the Desk Officer/CTS Supervisor/RB Supervisor (Command Supervisor) regarding the offenses.

If arrestee has a confirmed judicial ICE warrant, assigns arrest to the detective squad. 49. Advises the Arresting Officer of the offenses to be charged. 50. Determines if the arrestee is eligible for release on an appearance ticket [See OPS 2110]. 51. If the arrestee is eligible for release on an appearance ticket, advises the Arresting Officer. 52. If the arrestee is not eligible for release on an appearance ticket, notifies the Arresting Officer.

commanding supervisor

Monitors the progress of the arrest processing and ensures that it is being performed: a. safely, b. correctly, c. expeditiously.

commanding supervisor

Assesses the need for the Arresting and/or Assisting Officer to remain and continue with arrest processing.

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Inventories the arrestee’s property if the arrestee will not be released on an appearance ticket. 5. Invoices any evidence.

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Reviews and secure signs the arrest paperwork. 9. Notifies the Arresting Officer when the arrest paperwork is approved.

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3. Assesses the need for the Arresting and/or Assisting Officer to remain and assist with the arrest based on the following: a. the officers’ abilities to assist with the arrest, b. the demeanor of the arrestee, c. the arrestee is a female and requires the monitoring by a female officer/detective. Note: If a female arrestee is being processed by a female detective, then the female detective may be responsible for monitoring the female arrestee in the squad lockup (detention cell). Note: Detectives are responsible for maintaining PDCN Form 248, and ensuring food is offered to arrestee (if applicable) when no uniformed officers are present during the arrest processing.

desk officer

Members may not detain persons based solely upon administrative ICE warrants for arrest and immigration detainers. This does not apply to judiciary warrants issued by courts with regard to immigration matters.

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Notifies the Detective when the arrest paperwork is approved. 20. Periodically monitors Livescan for results.

Signs PDCN Form 85 in front of the Command Supervisor.

Initiates the Appearance Tickets procedure [See OPS 2110], if the arrestee is being released. 10. Interviews the arrestee and prepares PDCN Form 79. 11. Obtains the arrestee’s signature on PDCN Form 79. 12. Signs PDCN Form 79 and makes additional notes as needed. 13. Initiates the Prisoners - Sick or Injured procedure [See OPS 2210], if the arrestee requires medical attention. 14. Directs the transport of the arrestee, if he is not being released on an appearance ticket, to the appropriate location: a. detention, or b. court, or c. Nassau County Correctional Center (NCCC), or d. hospital.

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Photocopies PDCN Form 79 and PDCN Form 248 to be filed in the command. 16. Retains the original PDCN Form 79 and PDCN Form 248 with the arrest paperwork. Note: If the arrestee is being transferred to the NCCC, an additional copy of PDCN Form 79 is needed to deliver with the arrestee. 17. Transport the arrestee [See OPS 2230] and the arrest paperwork to detention. Note: Arrestees being transported to court or the NCCC, will first be transported to detention.

Updates the RMS Detention Screen. 19. Forwards a copy of PDCN Form 79 and PDCN Form 248 to the Precinct Clerk.

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Criminal Court has exclusive jurisdiction when: 1. the offender is one of the following: a. a Juvenile Offender b. an Adolescent Offender c. at least eighteen years old and the victim declines to be the complainant. 2. the offense is one of the following: a. a violation of any valid order of protection, b. any offense other than a Family offense, c. an offense which involves child abuse. Note: Violations of any valid orders of protection are processed at Criminal Court only.

Criminal Court Exclusive Jurisdiction

: Family Court has exclusive jurisdiction when the offender is a Juvenile Delinquent less than eighteen years old, and is not a Juvenile Offender or Adolescent Offender. Note: Note: These juveniles are processed in Family Court with or without the victim acting as the complainant. Refer to Department Administrative Order and attachments listed below for: Handling of Family Court Bench Warrants for Juveniles, Classification descriptions of Juvenile Delinquent, Juvenile Offender, and Adolescent Offender; Court Jurisdictions for each classification; and Weekend and Holiday Court Procedures for each classification.

Family Court Exclusive Jurisdiction

Determines the court of jurisdiction. [See Attachment A] 2. Notifies Detective Division to custodialize the offender when the offender is less than 18 years old. 3. Processes the arrest for Criminal Court for all criminal charges. 4. Processes the arrest for Family Court for a Family Court warrant unless there are other criminal charges. Determines the court of jurisdiction. [See Attachment A] 2. Notifies Detective Division to custodialize the offender when the offender is less than 18 years old. 3. Processes the arrest for Criminal Court for all criminal charges. 4. Processes the arrest for Family Court for a Family Court warrant unless there are other criminal charges.

Advises the victim: a. attendance in Criminal Court arraignment is recommended but not required, b. he has the right to file petition with Family Court and institute concurrent jurisdiction. 6. Prepares the Criminal Court arrest paperwork using the records management system. [See Glossary] 7. Indicates the following in the arrest narrative of the Crime Report: a. victims mental state; upset, crying or otherwise, b. who called the police; victim, witness, child, c. whether the victim has or has not applied for an order of protection, d. the reason (s) for the request, if the victim requested an order of protection, e. victim’s desire to petition in Family Court. Note: This will assist the District Attorney at arraignment and provide the victim with the quickest available protection. 8. If the victim declines to be the complainant, initiates the Criminal Court proceeding by preparing PDCN Form 85, District Court Information, as a Felony or Misdemeanor Complaint, or to support violation charges occurring in the officer’s presence. Note: Note: PDCN Form 85 must contain the facts constituting the offense charged and specifically articulate the officer’s reasonable cause to believe that the defendant committed that offense. Misdemeanor and Felony Complaints may include hearsay. Any complaint going to the District Court Youth Part must be supported by non-hearsay testimony, this may require a deposition from an Officer or Detective. 9. Delivers the paperwork to the Desk Officer.

1. Reviews the arrest paperwork. 2. Determines if the defendant is eligible to be released on an Appearance Ticket. [See OPS 2110] Note: The following applies to an appearance ticket issued in relation to a domestic incident: 1. it will be returnable on the following day, 2. it will not be issued and the defendant will not be released in the following situations: a. the arrest is for the violation of an order of protection, b. there is reasonable suspicion that the defendant will pose a danger to himself, a victim, or any other person if released on an appearance ticket. 3. Directs the Arresting Officer to bring the defendant to the Detention Desk, if the defendant is not released on an Appearance Ticket. Note: Defendants held overnight for arraignment will be lodged at Police Headquarters Detention.

the processing of a petit larceny offense, at the place of occurrence, if the following criteria exist: 1. the subject can be properly identified, 2. the subject is a resident of Nassau County, Suffolk County, Westchester County, or any of the five boroughs of New York City, 3. the subject has no active warrants, 4. I-Card and Nassau Investigative I-Card System (NICS) inquiries yield negative results, 5. there are no additional charges that require processing at a police facility, 6. the subject is not injured and does not complain of injury, 7. the subject is cooperative and does not appear to be impaired, 8. the subject does not pose a threat to himself or others if released, 9. there is no juvenile involved in the incident, 10. the subject is not on the Nassau County Top Offender List

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1. Receives a call for petit larceny subject(s) in custody. 2. Responds to the scene and interviews the complainant. 3. Reviews the evidence (videotape, physical, etc.). 4. Assesses the fact pattern to determine if petit larceny has been committed. 5. Conducts a pat-down search for any item, article or substance which may pose a threat to officer safety and secures any items found. 6. If petit larceny has been committed, secures a PDCN Form 32B, Supporting Deposition, from the complainant and/or witnesses. 7. During the hours of 0700 - 2400, Monday through Friday, and 0800 – 1600 on Saturday and Sunday, performs the following checks through Asset Forfeiture and Intelligence Bureau (AFI) at 573- 5782: a. I-Card inquiry, b. Nassau Investigative I-Card System (NICS) inquiry, c. warrant check, d. existing open cases or pending arrests check, e. Nassau County Top Offender List check. Note: At all other times, officers will contact Main Office detectives for I-Card inquiries only and precinct 32 room personnel for all remaining checks. Note: Top offenders will be identified on NICS and on Real Time Intelligence. 8. Contacts the Desk Officer (DO) if any condition exists that precludes field processing of petit larceny offenses [See Definition] and proceeds as directed by the DO. 9. If field processing does not occur, processes at an arrest processing location. [Go to OPS 2115, Arrest Processing] [End of Procedure]. 10. If the criteria for field processing of petit larceny offenses exist, processes the petit larceny offense at the place of occurrence. 11. Prepares PDCN Form 8A, Appearance Ticket/Court Information, as follows: a. makes returnable to First District Court no later than 20 days from the date of issuance, Note: PDCN Form 8A is the accusatory instrument. Remember to complete the Simplified Crime Report on the reverse side of page 2 (yellow copy). The appearance ticket must be filed with the local criminal court within 24 hours of issuance. b. instructs the subject to bring the following items to any location listed on OPS 2132-A, Petit Larceny Offenses Field Processing – Locations For Obtaining Fingerprints And Photographs For Court, within 72 hours of arrest for fingerprinting: (1) the Appearance Ticket, (2) official photo identification, Note: A printed copy or photo of OPS 2132-A may be given to the subject. c. obtains the subject’s signature, d. issues the “defendant” copy (pink copy) of PDCN Form 8A to the subject. 12. Returns the subject’s property, if applicable. 13. If there is any question as to the physical condition of the subject, a. contacts the Desk Officer or requests a Patrol Supervisor for assistance, b. proceeds as directed by the Desk Officer or Patrol Supervisor. 14. Releases the subject. 15. Contacts Case Offense for: a. Case Report, b. Arrest Number, Note: Include the following information: Note: the narrative. All field processing of petit larceny offenses will utilize the appropriate records management system. (1) subject’s: (a) name, (b) address, (c) home,cell,andworkphonenumbers, (d) email, (e) dateofbirth, (f) social security number, (g) gender, (h) race, (i) height and weight, (j) hair and eye color, (k) occupation,ifapplicable, (l) employer, if applicable, (2) was (3) any video recordings of incident and if so, the merchandise returned to the owner, (a) has the video been preserved, (b) specify who has the video, (4) were photos taken of the incident and if so, by whom, (5) how was the subject identified, (6) did the subject have prior incidents with this merchant/establishment, (7) is the subject a veteran and if so, indicate which branch of the military, (8) Field Appearance Ticket number and return date in 16. Records the Arrest Number and Case Report Number on paperwork. 17. Ensures that all evidence, including but not limited to videos and photos, remains in the store and is secured by the complainant/victim. 18. Compiles petit larceny paperwork, consisting of the following: a. PDCN Form 8A (white and yellow copies), b. PDCN Form 32B, c. PDCN Form 155, Discovery Checklist. 19. Delivers paperwork to precinct prior to end of tour Note: While it is necessary to bring the paperwork to the precinct in a timely fashion, delivery should be made in such a manner so as not to incur overtime.

22. Reviews the entire petit larceny packet for completeness, accuracy, and consistency between documents. Note: The petit larceny packet consists of the following: a. PDCN Form 8A (white and yellow copies), b. PDCN Form 32B, c. PDCN Form 155, d. Case Report. Note: If any discrepancies are noted, arresting officers will be contacted and the necessary corrections made prior to transmitting the final petit larceny field processing packet.

7. Determines if the prisoner needs any of the following: a. first aid, b. immediate medical care, c. a fit for confinement. [See Definition] 8. Directs the Police Officer to request a Department Ambulance if the prisoner may need, a. first aid, or b. immediate medical care.

. If the prisoner needs immediate medical care, render aid and transport him to the hospital. Transport the prisoner to the hospital in a Department Ambulance as follows: a. b. the emergency room of the nearest hospital if: (1) theprisonerneedsimmediatemedicalcare,or (2) a fit for confinement is needed and it is likely the prisoner will not be admitted, Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC) in any other situation as follows: (1) medical emergency room – triage desk, for an injury or illness, or (2) the psychiatric emergency room - area 4, for a psychiatric evaluation. Note: Unless it is known that the prisoner has a psychiatric history, he should be seen at the triage desk before going to area 4. Notifies the Desk Officer of the location of the prisoner and the type of medical attention being rendered, if transported prior to responding to the arrest processing location.

. If a fit for confinement is needed, directs the Police Officer with regard to completing the arrest processing paperwork and obtaining a fit for confinement. Note: A Radio Motor Patrol (RMP) can be used to transport the prisoner to the hospital for a fit for confinement.

14. Updates the Desk Officer of any changes in the prisoner's status. 15. Determines if the prisoner is being admitted. 16. If the prisoner is being admitted, [Go to Section B]. 17. If the prisoner is not being admitted, requests a fit for confinement from the hospital personnel. 18. Receives a fit for confinement from the hospital personnel. 19. Transports the prisoner to the proper arrest processing location. 20. Completes the arrest processing. [See OPS 2115] Note: An aided report is not prepared for a prisoner. 21. Submits the diagnosis and fit for confinement to the Desk Officer or to Court Liaison Personnel. [End of Procedure]

Notifies the Desk Officer that the prisoner is admitted and advises him of the prisoner's status, including: a. medical or psychological condition, b. ability to accept an appearance ticket or be arraigned, c. risk of flight, d. violent tendencies.

Determines if the prisoner, a. will receive an appearance ticket [See OPS 2110], or b. will be arraigned, or c. will continue to be guarded at the hospital. 3. If the prisoner will receive an appearance ticket, [Go to Section F]. 4. If the prisoner will be arraigned, [Go to Section G]. 5. If the prisoner will not receive an appearance ticket or will not be arraigned, determines the command responsible to guard the prisoner as follows: precincts for: (1) precinctuniformarrests, (2) precinctsquadarrests, (3) Bureau of Special Operations (BSO) arrests when BSO is not working. Highway Patrol Bureau (HPB) for: (1) HPBarrests, (2) village police department arrests, (3) Detective Division arrests other than precinct squad arrests, BSO for BSO arrests on their scheduled workday

Assigns two Police Officers to guard the prisoner. Note: Note: The assignment of more than two Police Officers may be considered based upon factors such as: 1. prisoner’s demeanor, 2. risk of flight, 3. physical resistance encountered. If the prisoner is a mental aided prisoner, at least one of the assigned Police Officers must be of the same gender as the mental aided prisoner.

Note: Note: The assignment of more than two Police Officers may be considered based upon factors such as: 1. prisoner’s demeanor, 2. risk of flight, 3. physical resistance encountered. If the prisoner is a mental aided prisoner, at least one of the assigned Police Officers must be of the same gender as the mental aided prisoner. Note: The MHL §33.04 prohibits hospitalized psychiatric patients from being restrained except by authorized restraints and at the written order of a physician. In emergency situations a hospital senior staff member may direct such restraint. 14. Notifies his command of the location of the prisoner and the phone number at the location. 15. Notifies Detention Desk Personnel of the following information pertinent to the arrest: a. prisoner's name, address, DOB, age, gender, and race, b. doctor's name, c. time of admission, d. prisoner's cell or room number, e. telephone number at the location, f. arresting officer's name, g. arresting command, h. charges (felony or misdemeanor), i. arrest number, j. case report number, k. psychiatric admission, l. preparation of a PDCN Form 79, Physical Condition of Defendant Questionnaire

Determines if the prisoner needs to be fingerprinted. 21. Contacts Crime Scene Search Section (CSSS), if fingerprints are needed. 22. Notifies the Police Officer guarding the prisoner, if CSSS is notified and responding.

Forwards a copy of PDCN Form 25 to Court Liaison. 19. Enters the information into the Detention Desk records management system. [See Glossary] 5. If the only charge is a Nassau County bench warrant, a. contacts NCCC [See Appendix I] for a Corrections Officer, and b. notifies the Police Officers guarding the prisoner that a Corrections Officer is responding

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Updates the Desk Officer with any new information such as: a. names of any Members of the Force arriving and departing, b. the transfer of the prisoner to another room, c. when relieved by another Police Officer, change in the prisoner's status. 27. Maintains constant visual contact of the prisoner until one of the following occurs: a. relieved by another Police Officer, b. relieved by a Corrections Officer, c. an appearance ticket is issued, d. the prisoner is arraigned. 28. Advises his relief of the following: a. the condition of the prisoner, b. the status of the arrest, c. any paperwork that needs to be completed and forwarded, d. if used, where the shackles need to be returned. C. Pre-Arraignment Prisoners Admitted to the Prison Ward 1. Requests a patrol supervisor to respond once hospital staff confirms that the prisoner will be admitted to the prison ward. 2. Obtains a copy of the arrest report. . Safely arranges for the transfer of the prisoner to the prison ward. 5. Delivers the following to the Correction Officer: a. prisoner, b. copy of arrest report, c. newly prepared PDCN Form 79, d. prisoner’s personal property, e. PDCN Form 41A, Property Receipt.

. Safely arranges for the transfer of the prisoner to the prison ward. 5. Delivers the following to the Correction Officer: a. prisoner, b. copy of arrest report, c. newly prepared PDCN Form 79, d. prisoner’s personal property, e. PDCN Form 41A, Property Receipt. Note: The Sheriff’s Department will contact the arresting officer’s command to: 1. arrange for prisoner transport to detention if the pre- arraignment prisoner is discharged from the hospital, or 2. arrange for police officers to guard the pre- arraignment prisoner at the hospital if transferred from the prison ward.

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Pre-Arraignment Prisoners Transferred from the Prison Ward 1. Responds to the prison ward for transfer of custody. 2. Inspects the prisoner’s property envelope. 3. If the property envelope is unopened accepts the property. 4. If the property envelope is opened, re-inventories the property and: a. prepares PDCN Form 41A, b. gives a copy of PDCN Form 41A to Sheriff’s Department personnel, c. retains the original PDCN Form 41A with the prisoner’s property. 5. Completes NCSD Pre-Arraignment Arrestee Custodial Transfer Form with a representative from the Sheriff’s Department. 6. Retains and forwards copies of the following paperwork to the command of arrest: a. PDCN Form 41A, b. NCSD Pre-Arraignment Arrestee Custodial Transfer Form. 7. Accompany the prisoner to his assigned hospital room or transport to detention for prisoner processing. E. Psychiatric Prisoners Admitted to the Psychiatric (01) Ward 1. Requests that the prisoner be placed in the observation room. Note: Hospital administrators have agreed to transfer other non- prisoner patients from the observation room, if possible, to make it available for a prisoner. 2. Requests the attending doctor and nursing staff not allow the prisoner in the courtyard, if the prisoner is an escape risk. 3. Observes the prisoner by maintaining constant visual contact of the prisoner when the prisoner is outside his room 4. Observes the prisoner by maintaining constant visual contact of the prisoner from the following locations when the prisoner is in his room: a. b. Note: Note: nurses' station, if the prisoner is assigned to the observation room, hallway just outside the prisoner's room if in a room other than the observation room. The MHL prohibits locking patients in their room or the use of physical restraints in the psychiatric ward. At the Police Officer's request, the hospital staff will provide him with a lab coat so that his identity is concealed. The lab coat can be worn over or instead of the uniform shirt.

Appearance Tickets for Admitted Prisoners 1. Directs a supervisor to respond to the hospital.

Responds to the hospital, when directed to issue an appearance ticket, and a. reviews the paperwork, b. prepares PDCN Form 79, c. initiates the Appearance Ticket Procedure, [See OPS 2110] d. notifies Court Liaison Office of the return date

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Advises the Detention Desk Officer that PDCN Form 8A, Appearance Ticket has been issued. 4. Updates the Detention Desk records management system.

Arraignments for Admitted Prisoners 1. Ensures the arrest paperwork is complete and the originals are transported to the Court Liaison Office. 2. Advises Detention Desk Personnel that the prisoner needs to be arraigned at the hospital.

Notifies the Police Officer that the judge is responding for arraignment. 7. Directs a supervisor to respond to the hospital to prepare PDCN Form 79.

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8. Responds to the hospital, and a. prepares PDCN Form 79, just prior to the arraignment, b. assists the judge with the arraignment. Note: Arraignment is a process open to the public. Attendance by additional persons at in-hospital arraignments will be at the discretion of the judge.

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mentally competent

helicopter

no helicopter

violent aided

if the aided person is a: a. burn victim requiring treatment at the Burn Center, b. prisoner, c. mentally disabled person [See OPS 1155], unless directed to an alternate hospital by Medical Control.

transport to numc

transport to nearest hospital

other than nearest hospital

alternate hospital

rendering aid

obtains the name of the Medical Technician treating the aided person, and b. determines to which hospital he is transporting the aided person. [Go to Section F]

non departmental ambulance

release aided

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dectective

Preserves the scene for detective response and follow-up investigation

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calls in

Initiates the Communicable Disease Incidents Procedure [See OPS 7120], if he suspects he was involved in a communicable disease incident.

a member's inability to perform duties related to his job title.

impairment to job performance

investigating supervisor

recordable off duty illness

recordable off duty injury

Scope of official duties

supervisor on duty illness or injury

investigating supervisor

Initiates Recordable Occupational Injuries and Illnesses Procedure [See OPS 7110] if an injury or illness to a member resulted in a fatality or hospitalization of 2 or more members.

Notifies the Desk Officer from the precinct of occurrence if the member: a. sustains a recordable off duty injury, b. sustains a recordable off duty illness.

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AED 2. Responds to the aided person with oxygen.

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8. Replaces non-working, expired, or missing equipment. 9. Contacts personnel at the Oxygen Room in Headquarters and requests replenishment of needed AED supplies.

implied pronouncement

6. Records on PDCN Form 32F, Homicide Preliminary Investigation Worksheet, the following information: a. time of implied pronouncement, b. person making implied pronouncement.

barricaded person

a situation in which a person(s) holds another person(s) against their will by force, threat, or violence.

hostage incident

Likely To Result In Serious Harm To Themselves Or Others

a person who appears to be suffering from mental illness or experiencing emotional distress.

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a licensed psychologist, certified social worker, or registered professional nurse approved by the Commissioner of the Department of Mental Health to serve on an MCOT.

Qualified Mental Health Professional (QMHP)

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Desk Personnel

commanding supervisor

Monitors the progress of the arrest processing and ensures that it is being performed: a. safely, b. correctly, c. expeditiously.

commanding supervisor

Assesses the need for the Arresting and/or Assisting Officer to remain and continue with arrest processing.

commanding supervisor

Inventories the arrestee’s property if the arrestee will not be released on an appearance ticket. 5. Invoices any evidence.

assisting officer

Reviews and secure signs the arrest paperwork. 9. Notifies the Arresting Officer when the arrest paperwork is approved.

commanding superviser

desk officer

haha

Notifies the Detective when the arrest paperwork is approved. 20. Periodically monitors Livescan for results.

Signs PDCN Form 85 in front of the Command Supervisor.

commanding supervisor

Updates the RMS Detention Screen. 19. Forwards a copy of PDCN Form 79 and PDCN Form 248 to the Precinct Clerk.

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Criminal Court Exclusive Jurisdiction

Family Court Exclusive Jurisdiction

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detention desk

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Appearance Tickets for Admitted Prisoners 1. Directs a supervisor to respond to the hospital.

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Advises the Detention Desk Officer that PDCN Form 8A, Appearance Ticket has been issued. 4. Updates the Detention Desk records management system.

Notifies the Police Officer that the judge is responding for arraignment. 7. Directs a supervisor to respond to the hospital to prepare PDCN Form 79.

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