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MULTI-ASSAULT COUNTER TERRORISM ACTION CAPABILITIES RESPONSE POLICY

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It is the policy of this Department to provide a standardized, regional response to an active assailant, hostage siege, and/or terrorist attack in LVMPD jurisdiction. According to this policy, what is the absolute priority?
Life Safety
The MACTAC response policy cannot be used in conjunction with traditional STAR Protocol?
True
MACTAC response highlights the need for:
Immediate Intervention
One (1) or more persons who are randomly or systematically involved in the act of using deadly force on others, and it appears based on available intelligence that the suspects will not stop their aggressive, hostile actions without immediate and direct law enforcement intervention:
Active assailant
Surprise attack involving the deliberate use of violence against civilians in the hop of attaining political or religious aims by adversaries who continue to use violence while having unrestricted access to additional victims.
Terrorist Attack
An extraordinary incident, even by law enforcement standards, and and/or an unusual occurrence that exceed conventional law enforcement tactics and resources.
MACTAC Incident
An acronym used when multiple, deadly force incident(s) occur simultaneously or concurrently, or a terrorist attack involving explosives (IEDs), high-powered weapons, or a hostage siege where the armed persons have used deadly, physical force or are preparing to use deadly force on other persons, and it is an on-going incident(s):
MACTAC (Multi-Assault Counter Terrorism Action Capabilities)
A confirmed MACTAC incident is occurring, and the affected area command will respond to the incident.
MACTAC Activation
A report of MACTAC incident occurring or potentially occurring
MACTAC Alert
A general notification for area commands that are not affected.
MACTAC Notification
According to policy, who will enter the warm zone of a hostile mass casualty incident to begin medical intervention and sifting/sorting of patients.
Rescue Task Force
The Southern Nevada Fire Operations Hostile Event Policy requires a minimum of how many law enforcement officers to enter a warm zone?
Two
The Rescue Task Force (RTF) is made up of:
Four (4) law enforcement personnel and at least four (4) fire department/medical personnel
This location is established at the scene of the incident where injured victims will be moved from the affected area and staged prior to formal triage, treatment, and transport (TTT) area(s) while uninjured/witnesses will be swept and moved to a refuge area.
Casualty Collection Point (CCP)
What team will look for a position of advantage and move to that position as the support team engages the threat?
Assault Team
What team will attempt to make sure all teams are not flanked or ambushed by any unforeseen threats as the support and assault teams attempt to neutralize the threat(s)?
Security Team
According to policy, what team is comprised of 4-5 officers brought together as a tactical response team?
Strike Team
According to policy, what team is first to take fire or observe the threat?
Supposed Team
An area designated as a delineation between the clean (unaffected) and dirty (affected) areas of an event. This area should have officers present to sweep everyone for weapons.
Transition Area
According to policy, the command post, triage, treatment, and transport (TTT) area(s), and staging areas are examples of areas inside the:
Cold Zone
The area in which law enforcement has passed through and swept for immediate hostile threats is known as:
Warm Zone
This zone is a geographic area with a known threat. Persons in this area shall only be law enforcement or armed personnel who are attempting to isolate, contain, or neutralize any hostile threat(s):
Hot Zone
"In the Box" squads will respond to their pre-designated rally points, per rally point procedures specified in the MACTAC Manual, upon receiving:
- MACTAC Alert
- MACTAC Activation
According to the MACTAC Manual and policy, the first arriving units will ensure officer and public safety by utilizing the 4 A's Concept:
Assess, Announce, Assemble, Act
According to policy, how many officers may utilize the limited resource response if their immediate action can stop the threat and save lives?
One, Two, or Three
For MACTAC Activation The first arriving supervisor on-scene should:
a. Establish a formal Incident Command Post
b. Provide direction and overall command and control
c. Make Entry with the initial officer(s)
Prior to responding to a large-scale incident, off-duty personnel should notify their direct supervisor to coordinate an organized response based off the needs of the incident.
False: Must
Who is responsible for the completion of the LVMPD 422, After Action Report at the completion of a MACTAC event?
Incident Commander
The LVMPD 422, After Action Report will be completed within how many days at the conclusion of an event?
10 Calendar Days
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