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Crowd management
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Active Resistance | To intentionally and unlawfully oppose the lawful order order of a peace officer in a physical manner. |
| Civil Disobedience | unlawful event involving a planned or spontaneous demonstration by a group of people |
| Civil Disorder | unlawful event/significant disruption of the public order. |
| Control Devices | assist peace with peace (ex. batons, electrical stunning units, restraint, chemical agents) |
| Cordoning | Surrounding or enclosing a particular problem area. |
| Crowd Dynamics | Factors which influence crowd behavior. |
| Decontamination | reduce the effects of nonlethal chemical agent. |
| Dispersal Order | Lawful orders communicated/ disperse |
| Electrical Devices | stunning devices utilized by law enforcement to control resisting subjects. |
| Essential Elements of Information EEI | tactical information, obtained from any source without it meaningful planning cannot proceed. |
| Flashpoint | specific locations which can be anticipated to attract criminal elements and become the origin or focal point of civil disorder. |
| Less Lethal Ammunition | specialty impact ammunitions, hand-delivered or propelled from launching devices, designed to immobilize incapacitate or stun a human being. |
| Mob | a disorderly group of people engaged in unlawful activity. |
| Mounted Tactics | Crowd Control while mounted on horses. |
| Photographic Teams | law enforcement photographers assigned to memorialize designated activity involving civil obedience. |
| Platoon | A tactical component consisting of two or more supervised squads. |
| Sectoring | Defining an overall area or operation and dividing it into sub-sections based upon geographical or artificial boundaries. |