Use of Firearms Clause Samples

The 'Use of Firearms' clause defines the rules and limitations regarding when and how firearms may be used within the scope of an agreement or activity. Typically, this clause outlines who is authorized to carry or discharge firearms, under what circumstances such use is permitted (such as in self-defense or during specific duties), and any required compliance with applicable laws or training standards. Its core function is to ensure safety, legal compliance, and clear boundaries for firearm use, thereby reducing liability and preventing misuse.
Use of Firearms. 83. Officers shall not possess or use unauthorized firearms or ammunition, or obtain service ammunition from any source, except through official EHPD channels. All officers’ firearms shall be filled with the capacity number of rounds while on duty. 84. Officers shall not fire at or from a moving vehicle, unless use of lethal force is justified by something other than the threat from the moving vehicle; shall not intentionally place themselves in the path of or reach inside a moving vehicle; and where possible shall attempt to move out of the path of a moving vehicle before discharging their weapon. 85. Officers shall successfully qualify with each firearm they are authorized to use or carry on-duty pursuant to Connecticut requirements. Officers who fail to qualify shall immediately relinquish those firearms on which they failed to qualify. Those officers who still fail to qualify after remedial training within a reasonable time shall be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. 86. Critical firearm discharges by officers on- or off-duty shall be reported and investigated. Data and analysis related to critical firearm discharges shall be tracked in EIS and EHPD's Use of Force Annual Report.
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Use of Firearms. 18. Officers shall carry or use only agency-approved firearms and ammunition while on duty. 19. APD issued Special Order 14-32 requiring all officers to carry a Department- issued handgun while on duty. APD shall revise its force policies and protocols to reflect this requirement and shall implement a plan that provides: (a) a timetable for implementation; (b) sufficient training courses to allow officers to gain proficiency and meet qualification requirements within a specified period; and (c) protocols to track and control the inventory and issuance of handguns. 20. Officers shall be required to successfully qualify with each firearm that they are authorized to use or carry on-duty at least once each year. Officers who fail to qualify on their primary weapon system shall complete immediate remedial training. Those officers who still fail to qualify after remedial training shall immediately relinquish APD-issued firearms on which they failed to qualify. Those officers who still fail to qualify within a reasonable time shall immediately be placed in an administrative assignment and will be subject to administrative and/or disciplinary action, up to and including termination of employment. 21. APD training shall continue to require and instruct proper techniques for unholstering, drawing, or exhibiting a firearm. 22. APD shall adopt a policy that prohibits officers from discharging a firearm from a moving vehicle or at a moving vehicle, including shooting to disable a moving vehicle, unless an occupant of the vehicle is using lethal force, other than the vehicle itself, against the officer or another individual, and such action is necessary for self-defense, defense of other officers, or to protect another individual. Officers shall not intentionally place themselves in the path of, or reach inside, a moving vehicle. 23. APD shall track all critical firearm discharges.
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Use of Firearms. Officers shall carry or use only agency-approved firearms and ammunition while on duty.
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Use of Firearms. Both Parties acknowledge that in applying the Volunteer Policy and Guidelines and before undertaking the above programs, consultation and the general agreement of local regional staff and union delegates will be required during the development of volunteer project proposals and project planning, particularly in the development of OHS and risk management strategies. Both Parties agree that safety is a paramount consideration in undertaking any of the above projects. Volunteer groups will be required to adopt at least the same safe work practices that are normally required of NPWS employees. 4WD NSW will not be required to participate in discussions with the unions or the JCC. Proposals for co-operative ventures will primarily be raised and discussed at senior officer meetings, at regional meetings or directly at local club and NPWS regional level. The Parties to this Agreement will also seek to involve other land management agencies (eg Department of Primary Industries, ACT Parks and Gardens and Department of Lands); user groups and other relevant parties in the implementation of this Agreement where appropriate. Appendix C lists those projects that have been agreed to between to the Parties. This list will be regularly reviewed and may be modified as agreed between the Parties.
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Use of Firearms. Firearms will be used only in extreme emergencies requiring the protection of life and then only in accordance with established requirements consistent with the use of deadly force as described in the New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice 2C:3-4, 2C:3-5, and 2C:3-6 (Attachment J-006).
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Use of Firearms. In the unlikely event that a SRO must draw his or her service weapon, the SRO will adhere to the Use of Force Policy (Attachment C).
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