Weapon-Specific Policies Clause Samples

Weapon-Specific Policies. 5 74. Revisions to SPD’s weapons-specific policies, procedures, and training will be 6 guided by the principles contained in this section. 7 75. The use of force policies will address the use and deployment of all authorized 8 force weapons that are available to SPD officers. The specific policies for each force weapon 9 will provide guidance for each weapon’s use. 10 76. The weapon-specific policies will continue to include training and certification 11 requirements that each officer must meet before being permitted to carry and use the authorized 12 weapon. Officers will only carry weapons authorized by the Department. SPD will consult with 13 the Monitor as to whether and when each uniformed officer should be required to carry at least
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Weapon-Specific Policies. Revisions to SPD’s weapons-specific policies, procedures, and training will be guided by the principles contained in this section.
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