front 1 Demonstrating confidence and control by avoiding such distracting behaviors such as foot tapping. | back 1 Controlled behavior |
front 2 used for an area that is large. divide area into 4 sections and search using one of the patterns above. | back 2 Zone/Quadrant search |
front 3 volume Pitch tone inflection | back 3 Active listening skills |
front 4 Usually used by one person. Searched begins at a central point and moves in increasingly larger circles to the outermost boundary of the search | back 4 Spiral search pattern |
front 5 Being aware of any occurrence or activity, such as irregular mood changes, emotional outburst, and acting out. | back 5 Observing |
front 6 Money medication illegal drugs weapons biahazardous materials | back 6 Special deposal |
front 7 Automated Manual | back 7 Valid identifications |
front 8 Holding your body in a manner that shows strength confidence, interest, and control. | back 8 Posture |
front 9 COMFORTABLE or relaxed state of mind, which lulls you into a false sense of safety and security | back 9 Complacency |
front 10 Facial recognition automated visitor registration automated barcode scanner rapid identification system automated biometric identification | back 10 automated identification |
front 11 keeping a safe distance being familiar with your environment watching groups and individuals | back 11 Helpful tips for positioning |
front 12 place yourself in a position to see and hear what is going on around you | back 12 watching groups and individuals |
front 13 Being alert identifying a potential threat responding to a threat | back 13 3 stages of a situation awareness |
front 14 any authorized item found in excessive amounts or altered fro its original state usually does not pose a threat | back 14 nuisance contraband |
front 15 usually used in a predetermined area by several people. The search is divided into lanes that are searched by one or more people in both directions until the entire area has been examined. | back 15 strip ine pattern |
front 16 environmental personal self induced work related | back 16 4 categories of stress |
front 17 a secure and reliable form recognized individuals based on sound sandaards | back 17 identity verifications |
front 18 observes (looks at correctional officer using jargon) contacts (supply information) runners (paid inmate/ doesn't care about getting caught) turners (befriends the correctional officer) point men (stands guard to make sure no one is caught) | back 18 inmates manipulating organization team |
front 19 any item that poses a threat to the safety and security of the staff, inmates, and facility. | back 19 Hard hazardous contraband |
front 20 Is lying, misleading, tricking, or fooling another person | back 20 Deception |
front 21 Inmate Face card inmate gate pass inmate files agency identification card armband/wristband government issued identification cards | back 21 Manual identification |
front 22 A state of mental responsiveness. It is the ability to pay attention to what is going around you. | back 22 Situational awareness |
front 23 Placing yourself in a tactically advantageous location to observe an area. | back 23 Positioning |
front 24 Occurs when qn inmate attempts to get something they want to influence the officer or staff member. | back 24 Manipulation |
front 25 Some nuisance contraband can be used to create hard hazardous contraband | back 25 Key factor |
front 26 A variation of the strip/line search pattern. It overlaps a series of lines in a cross pattern. | back 26 Grid search pattern |
front 27 positioning observing listening posture | back 27 elevating a situation for threats |
front 28 Precautious protective Personal | back 28 universal equipment |
front 29 Inmates uniform being worn incorrectly physical condition of inmates physical structures during inspection or search | back 29 observation of inmates |
front 30 Being aware of what is going on around you at all times. | back 30 Being alert |
front 31 distance yourself far enough away to be safe but close enough to observe what is happening | back 31 Keeping a safe distance |
front 32 Supervision of inmates activities enforcement rules and regulations maintaining order in the facility protect yourself, staff,inmates, and the public. | back 32 responsibilities of a correctional officer |
front 33 focus your attention on potential threats while maintaining intense concentration and avoiding tunnel vision which is when your attention and field of view narrow because of stress. | back 33 responding to a threat |
front 34 concentrate on possible threats while remaining aware of your surroundings. | back 34 identifying a potential threat |
front 35 know the layout of the facility to plan the best escape route. | back 35 Being familiar with your environment |
front 36 Photos must be taken before confiscation, storage, or disposal. Initiate the chain of custody also. Must include inventory of contraband and incident report. | back 36 Documentation of contraband |
front 37 if a visitor is granted access without proper identification | back 37 Security breach |
front 38 attempting to create bonds using special circumstances distracting staff over familiarizing with staff attempting to engage in non job related conversations circumventing or disobeying rules spreading rumors about staff attempting any illegal activity | back 38 Methods used to manipulate |
front 39 Through inmates, visitors, staff, and vendors. Contrabands enters through body cavities, mails, canteen, deliveries, or commissary items. | back 39 Ways contraband enters facilities |
front 40 Receptacles, trash bins, incinerators not accessible to inmates. (Needs authorization before disposal) | back 40 Disposal of contrabnd |
front 41 Drivers liences State ID Criminal agencies or correctional IDs U.S. military cards U.S. passport' facility issued inmate wristband birth certificate student identification cards | back 41 ID acceptable cards |
front 42 Be apart of a correctional team follow rules and procedures monitor marks, gestures, and actions know your job learn to say "NO" and mean it address inmates by inmate pr last name be suspicious be truthful professional be cautious | back 42 Behaviors to avoid manipulation |