Supervisory Investigations of Type II Uses of Force Clause Samples

The "Supervisory Investigations of Type II Uses of Force" clause establishes the requirement for supervisors to conduct formal investigations whenever a Type II use of force incident occurs. In practice, this means that after such an incident, a supervisor must promptly review the circumstances, gather statements from involved parties, and document findings according to departmental protocols. This clause ensures that all significant uses of force are scrutinized for compliance with policy, promoting accountability and transparency within the organization.
Supervisory Investigations of Type II Uses of Force. ‌ 12 and thoroughly investigate all Type II events unless officer or public safety will be compromised 13 as a result. No supervisor who participated in, or ordered the force, will conduct or be involved 14 in conducting the investigation of the incident. In thoroughly investigating all Type II events, 15 the investigating supervisor at a use of force incident will: 16 a) Respond to the scene, examine the subject of the force for injury, 17 interview the subject for complaints of injury, and where necessary, 18 summon medical aid via SPD Communications. 19 b) If the subject does not require medical attention, and probable cause exists 20 for his/her arrest, the supervisor may arrange for transport to a police 21 holding facility or directly to jail. 22 c) The supervisor will obtain sufficient basic information to determine if a 23 FIT response is required. Whether required or not, a supervisor retains the 1 discretion to refer any use of force to FIT for FIT’s determination of 2 whether to take investigatory responsibility over the matter. 3 d) Whenever there is an indication of possible criminal conduct by an officer, 4 the officer will not be compelled to provide a statement. 5 e) If a FIT response is not appropriate, the supervisor will conduct the 6 investigation, as an impartial fact-finder and will not be responsible for 7 determining the ultimate disposition of the incident. The supervisor will:
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Supervisory Investigations of Type II Uses of Force. 104. Upon notification of a Type II use of force, a supervisor will respond to the scene and thoroughly investigate all Type II events unless officer or public safety will be compromised as a result. No supervisor who participated in, or ordered the force, will conduct or be involved in conducting the investigation of the incident. In thoroughly investigating all Type II events, the investigating supervisor at a use of force incident will: a) Respond to the scene, examine the subject of the force for injury, interview the subject for complaints of injury, and where necessary, summon medical aid via SPD Communications. b) If the subject does not require medical attention, and probable cause exists for his/her arrest, the supervisor may arrange for transport to a police holding facility or directly to jail. c) The supervisor will obtain sufficient basic information to determine if a FIT response is required. Whether required or not, a supervisor retains the discretion to refer any use of force to FIT for FIT’s determination of whether to take investigatory responsibility over the matter. d) Whenever there is an indication of possible criminal conduct by an officer, the officer will not be compelled to provide a statement. e) If a FIT response is not appropriate, the supervisor will conduct the investigation, as an impartial fact-finder and will not be responsible for determining the ultimate disposition of the incident. The supervisor will: (1) Identify and secure evidence to enable the supervisor to describe in detail the use of force and the facts and circumstances surrounding it. (2) Ensure collection of evidence sufficient to establish material facts related to the use of force, where reasonably available, including physical evidence, audio and video recordings, photographs, and other documentation of injuries or the absence of injuries. (3) Make reasonable attempts to locate relevant civilian witnesses including the subject and third parties, and arrange for witnesses to be interviewed. Supervisors should use interview techniques taught in use of force investigation courses, including avoiding leading questions. (4) Where practicable and warranted in the circumstances, ensure that all interviews with civilian witnesses are recorded. Interviews of the subject, or the subject’s refusal to be interviewed, will be audio or ICV recorded, if possible. (5) As with civilian witnesses, conduct separate interviews of officers involved in a use of force incident, ...
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