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Probe Removal Some probes will simply fall out
If a subject, who has a probe embedded in their body, requests that the probe be removed by medical personnel then the officers shall arrange for medical personnel to remove the probes
Medical personnel shall remove probes located in sensitive areas such as the face, neck, groin, female's breast, and tops of the hands and feet
Removal of probes in non-sensitive areas may be done by officers
Officers or other trained personnel will provide first aid following removal of the probes by applying iodine or alcohol wipes, and Band-Aids to the probe sites as needed
Officers should inspect the probes after removal to see that the entire probe and probe barb has been removed
In the event that a probe, or probe barb, has broken off and it is still embedded in a subject's skin; the subject shall be provided appropriate medical attention to facilitate the removal of the object
If the incident is non-routine, or if a serious injury is alleged, the probes and the expended air cartridge(s), as well as the Anti-Felon Identification Devices (AFIDS) if possible to collect them
shall be maintained as evidence appropriately secured and marked as biohazard and placed in the Property and Evidence Facility
If the incident is non-routine, or if a serious injury is alleged, the probes and the expended air cartridge(s), as well as the Anti-Felon Identification Devices (AFIDS) if possible to collect them
shall be maintained as evidence appropriately secured and marked as biohazard and placed in the Property and Evidence Facility
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