Escape Procedures Nevada Department of Corrections – Training Division.

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Escape Procedures Nevada Department of Corrections – Training Division

First and Foremost Treat each escape and threat to escape SERIOUSLY! ! ! Escapees SHALL be considered dangerous…….. Officer Safety always comes first.

Recall In any emergency the institution will recall staff. You will wear your uniform. If you’re assigned a weapon, bring it. If you cannot return to work, for whatever reason, notify the institution!

Yellow Alert This is sounded when an employee witnesses the following: CCut bars; MMissing workers; AA missing vehicle; CCount does not clear within 30 minutes; TThere are other indications that there may be an attempted escape.

Yellow Alert Assignments: Add an extra Central Control Officer Foot Patrols Mobile Units Incident Commander Other assignments identified in your institution’s “Emergency Response Manual.”

Speed, without sacrificing accuracy or safety, is essential…….. Most escape attempts that last longer than 60 minutes are generally successful!

Red Alert This is sounded when an escape has been confirmed!!!! Staff members shall follow their assigned Commanders’ orders. Immediately secure the inmate’s property. Pull the I-file, visiting file, and check phone records. Try to determine the identities, locations, recent visits, and mail received from friends, relatives, romantic interests, or other possible accomplices. Duties are specifically spelled out in the institution’s “Emergency Response Manual.”

Dual Command Phase: Shift Commander –  Maintains responsibility of the shift and institution.

Dual Command Phase: Incident Commander –  Assumes overall responsibility for escape and incident-related operations. He shall assign staff as necessary and assume ultimate responsibility for command of the incident.  Note: Staff members work for the assigned commander, regardless of their normal supervisor and position!!!

Incident Commander Responsibilities:  Ensure that all necessary information to file a criminal complaint is forwarded to the appropriate agencies.  Maintain chronological documentation of the incident.  Direct escape equipment to be issued to appropriate personnel.

Incident Commander Responsibilities:  Distribute photographs to all concerned personnel.  Coordinate a search of the facility and adjacent grounds for potential hiding places.  Deploy personnel to check local bars, brothels, business establishments, casinos, stores, etc.

Apprehension: Use back-up whenever possible. Use proper arrest and control techniques. Use proper vehicles and restraints. Conduct yourself professionally and ethically at all times. Prevent injuries to the inmate to the degree possible. Do not violate any constitutional guarantees. DO NOT interrogate. Leave that to the IG.

All Clear (5 Blasts) Only the Warden, Deputy Director of Operations, or the Director can make this decision. Can be done if the inmate is:  Apprehended; or  Nothing further can be done.

Resuming Normal Operations The Incident Commander shall obtain a detailed, written report from each staff member involved prior to them being relieved of duty. Relieve incident staff.