Practice advice on search management and procedures

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PRACTICE ADVICE ON SEARCH MANAGEMENT AND PROCEDURES
Practice advice on search management and procedures - 2006 [Documento electrónico] / produced on behalf of the Association of Chief Police Officers by the National Centre for Policing Excellence.- Bedfordshire ; [London] : NCPE ; ACPO : Centrex, 2006.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
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GUIA DE INFORMAÇÃO, BUSCAS, LOCAL DO CRIME, TÉCNICA DE INVESTIGAÇÃO, MEDIDAS DE POLÍCIA, ACTUAÇÃO POLICIAL, METODOLOGIAS

Preface. Section 1 STRATEGIC ISSUES: 1.1 Definitions. 1.2 Aims. 1.3 Objectives. 1.4 Structure. 1.5 Policy Decisions. 1.6 Resourcing. 1.7 Assessment of Risk. 1.8 Search Capability. Section 2 MANAGEMENT: 2.1 General Principles. 2.2 Planning. 2.3 Asset use. 2.4 Briefing and Debriefing. 2.4.1 Briefing Structure. 2.4.2 Debriefing. 2.4.3 IIMARCH System. 2.5 Recovery Policy. 2.6 Documentation. 2.6.1 Policy. 2.6.2 Areas Searched. 2.7 Welfare. 2.7.1 Daily Needs. 2.7.2 Impact (Finds and Failure). 2.7.3 Impact (Identification). 2.7.4 Impact (Support). 2.7.5 Volunteers. 2.8 The Search. 2.8.1 Initial Visual Check. 2.8.2 Non-Specialist Search. 2.8.3 Specialist Search. 2.8.4 Commercial and Other Search Providers. 2.8.5 Scenario-Based Searching. 2.8.6 Open Door Search. Section 3 POLICE FUNCTIONS: 3.1 Roles. 3.1.1 Supervision. 3.2 Searchers. 3.2.1 Trained. 3.2.2 Untrained. 3.2.3 Search Manager. Section 4 ASSETS: 4.1 Dogs. 4.1.1 Search Techniques. 4.1.2 Advantages. 4.1.3 Limitations. 4.1.4 Tasking. 4.2 Horses. 4.2.1 Search Techniques. 4.2.2 Advantages. 4.2.3 Limitations. 4.2.4 Tasking. 4.3 Underwater Search Units. 4.3.1 Confined Spaces. 4.3.2 Use of Dragging Equipment. 4.3.3 Search Techniques. 4.3.4 Advantages. 4.3.5 Limitations. 4.3.6 Tasking. 4.4 Marine. 4.4.1 Search Techniques. 4.4.2 Advantages. 4.4.3 Limitations. 4.4.4 Tasking. 4.5 Air support. 4.5.1 Search Techniques. 4.5.2 Advantages. 4.5.3 Limitations. 4.5.4 Tasking. 4.6 Home Office Scientific Development Branch. 4.7 NCPE Specialist Advisers. 4.8 Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear. 4.9 Police National Search Centre. Section 5 SPECIALIST GROUPS: 5.1 Expert Advisers. 5.2 Fire and Rescue Service. 5.3 Prison service. 5.4 Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs. 5.5 Aeronautical Rescue and Coordination Centre. 5.6 Maritime and Coastguard Agency. 5.6.1 Resources. 5.6.2 Auxiliary Coastguard Service. 5.6.3 Techniques. 5.6.4 Tasking. 5.7 Royal National Lifeboat Institution. 5.7.1 Resources. 5.7.2 Techniques. 5.7.3 Tasking. 5.8 Military Assets. 5.8.1 Categories of Assistance. 5.8.2 Specialist Military Search. 5.8.3 Requesting Assistance. 5.8.4 Costs. Section 6 VOLUNTEERS: 6.1 Introduction. 6.2 Working Practices and Protocols. 6.2.1 Standard Protocol. 6.2.2 Protocol for Dealing with Fatalities and Difficult to Reach Crime Scenes. 6.2.3 Liability. 6.2.4 Health and Safety. 6.3 Mountain Rescue. 6.4 Association of Lowland Search and Rescue. 6.5 Method of Operation. 6.5.1 Resources. 6.5.2 Techniques. 6.5.3 Tasking. 6.6 Search and Rescue Dogs. 6.6.1 Capabilities. 6.6.2 Requirements. 6.7 Caves and Mines. 6.7.1 Capabilities. 6.8 Public Involvement. Section 7 PERSON SEARCH: 7.1 Introduction. 7.2 Search Categories. 7.2.1 Initial Person Search. 7.2.2 Detailed Person Search. 7.2.3 Strip Search. 7.2.4 Intimate Search. 7.3 How to search a person. 7.3.1 Pre-Search Considerations. 7.3.2 Search Techniques. 7.3.3 Person Search System. 7.3.4 Strip Search. 7.3.5 Persons with Disabilities. 7.3.6 Post-Search Considerations. 7.4 Baggage. 7.5 Recovery of the Deceased. Section 8 MISSING PERSON SEARCH: 8.1 lntroduction. 8.2 Classification of Risk and Response. 8.3 Missing Person Categories. 8.4 Theory and Search Process. 8.4.1 Scenario-Based Search for Missing Persons. 8.5 Search and Investigation Structure. 8.6 Home Address Search. 8.7 Search Considerations. 8.7.1 Legal Powers for a Missing Person Search. 8.8 Search Conclusion. 8.9 Grampian Research Guidance. 8.9.1 Children 1 to 16 Years. 8.9.2 Suicide. 8.9.3 Mental Conditions. 8.9.4 Psychosis or Schizophrenia. 8.9.5 Depression. 8.9.6 Dementia. 8.9.7 Hypomania or Mania (Manic Depressives). 8.9.8 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Section 9 BUILDINGS: 9.1 General Issues. 9.2 Search Circumstances. 9.3 Pre-Search Considerations. 9.4 Pre-Search Phase. 9.5 Building Search Techniques. 9.6 Search Conclusion. Section 10 OPEN AREAS: 10.1 Land. 10.1.1 Pre-Search Considerations. 10.1.2 Search Techniques. 10.1.3 Critical Separation. 10.1.4 Search Conclusion. 10.2 Water. 10.2.1 Techniques. Section 11 VEHICLES: 11.1 Reasons for Conducting a Search. 11.2 Pre-Search Considerations. 11.3 Search Techniques. 11.3.1 Communications. 11.3.2 Search Phases. 11.4 Motorcar. 11.5 Commercial Vehicles. 11.6 Refrigerated Loads. 11.7 Passenger Carrying Vehicles. 11.8 Vessels. 11.8.1 Hazards to be Considered. 11.9 Aircraft. 11.9.1 Search Circumstances. 11.9.2 Pre-Search Considerations. 11.9.3 Search Conclusion. Section 12 MOTORWAYS AND OTHER ROADS: 12.1 General lssues. 12.2 Definitions. 12.3 Search Circumstances. 12.4 Pre-Search Considerations (Health and Safety). 12.5 Pre-Search Considerations (Other). 12.6 SearchTechniques. 12.7 Search Conclusion. 2.8 Terrorist Activity. Section 13 RAILWAYS: 13.1 Railway Line Areas. 13.2 Carriages. 13.3 Public Access Areas. 13.4 Where to Obtain Assistance. Section 14 INCIDENTS INVOLVING MASS FATALITIES: 14.1 Search Planning Considerations. 14.1.1 Priorities. 14.1.2 Other Organisations. 14.1.3 Deceased Persons. 14.1.4 Health and Safety. 14.2 Search Managernent. 14.2.1 Searches of Areas Required to Locate Services and Equipment. 14.2.2 Search Considerations. 14.2.3 Volunteer Search Teams. 14.2.4 The Media, Family and Relatives. 14.2.5 Religious and Cultural Issues. 14.2.6 Welfare. Section 15 CRIME SCENES: 15.1 Introduction. 15.2 Priorities. 15.3 Crime scenes. 15.3.1 Management of the Search. 15.3.2 Roles. 15.3.3 Management. Section 16 EXTERNAL INFLUENCES ON SEARCH: 16.1 The Media. 16.1.1 Media Considerations. 16.1.2 Public Appeals. 16.1.3 Family Liaison. 16.2 Sightings. 16.3 Psychics. 16.4 Community lmpact. 16.5 Persons Wishing to Influence the Search. Appendix 1 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS. Appendix 2 REFERENCES. Appendix 3 UNDERWATER SEARCH TECHNIQUES. Appendix 4 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION: 1.1 Building Construction. 1.1.1 General Considerations. 1.1.2 Walls. 1.1.3 Doors and Windows. 1.1.4 Flooring. 1.1.5 Ceilings. 1.1.6 Entrance Hall or Lobby and Stairway. 1.1.7 Kitchen. 1.1.8 Fireplace and Chimney. 1.1.9 Bathroom and Toilet. 1.1.10 Attic or Loft Space. 1. 1. l l Pipe Work. 1.1.12 Light Fittings. 1.1.13 Sewage Systems. 1.2 Garden and Associated Areas. 1.3 Computers. Appendix 5 VEHICLE SEARCH TECHNIQUES. 1.1 Motorcar. 1. 1 .1 Interior of the Vehicle. 1.1.2 Boot or Cargo Area. 1.1.3 Outside of the Vehicle. 1.1.4 Engine Compartment. 1.1.5 Underneath the Vehicle. 1.2 Commercial Vehicles. 1.3 Refrigerated Loads. 1.4 Passenger Carrying Vehicles. 1.5 Vessels. 1.5.1 Search Technique. 1.5.2 Search Considerations. 1.5.3 Places to Search. 1.6 Aircraft. Appendix 6 EXAMPLE PROTOCOLS. Appendix 7 GRAMPIAN RESEARCH DATA: 1.1 Children Aged 1 t o 16 Years. 1.1.1 Children Aged 1 to 4 Years. 1.1.2 Children Aged 5 to 8 Years. 1.1.3 Children Aged 9 to 11 Years. 1.1.4 Children Aged 12 to 14 Years. 1.1.5 Children Aged 1 5 to 16 Years. 1.2 Suicides. 1.2.1 Women Who Commit Suicide. 1.2.2 Suicides Involving Men. 1.3 Mental Conditions. 1.3.1 Psychosis or Schizophrenia. 1.3.2 Depression. 1.3.3 Dementia (Cognitive Impairment). 1.3.4 Hypomania or Mania (Manic Depressives). 1.3.5 Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).