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GENERAL ORDER DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA I. BACKGROUND Regulations pertaining to the use of force by law enforcement officers are outlined in chapter six of the District of Columbia Code of Municipal Regulations (DCMR), the Fourth Amendment of the United States ( ) Constitution, and various other sections in the Official Code of the District of Colombia ( Official Code). The DCMR provides guidance regarding a law enforcement officer s use of force including, but not limited to, outlining the circumstances permitting appropriate levels of force and imposing restrictions on firearm discharges. The Fourth Amendment of Title Use of Force Topic Series Number RAR 901 07 Effective Date November 3, 2017 Replaces: GO-RAR (Use of Force), Effective Date December 1, 2016 Related to: (Vehicular Pursuits) (Canine Teams) (Handling of Service Weapons) [Oleoresin Capsicum (OC) Spray Dispensers] (Use of Force Investigations) (Use of Force Review Board) (Force-Related Duty Status Determination) I.
GENERAL ORDER. Topic . DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA . ... 11. Take down – maneuver in which a subject is forcibly brought to the ground. ... and general wearing of handcuffs is not, in and of itself, considered a “reportable use of force” or a “reportable force incident”.
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