Violence Intervention Sample Clauses

The Violence Intervention clause establishes procedures and responsibilities for addressing incidents or threats of violence within a specific context, such as a workplace, school, or public event. Typically, this clause outlines the steps to be taken when violence is reported, including immediate response actions, notification of authorities, and support for affected individuals. Its core practical function is to ensure a safe environment by providing a clear framework for preventing, managing, and responding to violent situations, thereby reducing risk and promoting safety for all parties involved.
Violence Intervention. The (law enforcement agency) receiving information about a threatened, planned, or intended act of violence pursuant to Article 4.10 of this Agreement agrees to promptly dispatch an officer, or immediately dispatch an officer where the circumstances so warrant, to undertake an investigation and to take such actions as may be appropriate and necessary to prevent the threatened, planned, or intended act of violence from occurring.
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Violence Intervention. The Readington Township Police Department receiving information about a threatened, planned, or intended act of violence pursuant to Article 4.10 of this Agreement agrees to promptly dispatch an officer, or immediately dispatch an officer where the circumstances so warrant, to undertake an investigation and to take such actions as may be appropriate and necessary to prevent the threatened, planned, or intended act of violence from occurring.
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Violence Intervention. The Robbinsville Police Department receiving information about a threatened, planned, or intended act of violence pursuant to Article 4.10 of this Agreement agrees to promptly dispatch an officer, or immediately dispatch an officer where the circumstances so warrant, to undertake an investigation and to take such actions as may be appropriate and necessary to prevent the threatened, planned, or intended act of violence from occurring.
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Violence Intervention. The Plumsted Township Police Department receiving information about a threatened, planned, or intended act of violence pursuant to Article 4.10 of this Agreement agrees to promptly dispatch an officer, or immediately dispatch an officer where the circumstances so warrant, to undertake an investigation and to take such actions as may be appropriate and necessary to prevent the threatened, planned, or intended act of violence from occurring.
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