Instructions for Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form - Vermont

This document was released by Vermont Criminal Justice Council and contains the most recent official instructions for Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form .

FAQ

Q: What is the Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form?
A: The Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form is a document used in Vermont to report incidents involving the use of force and tactics by law enforcement officers.

Q: Who is required to complete the Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form?
A: Law enforcement officers in Vermont who are involved in incidents that require the use of force and tactics are required to complete this form.

Q: What kind of incidents are reported on the Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form?
A: The form is used to report incidents where law enforcement officers use force or tactics during their duties, such as arrests, apprehensions, and self-defense situations.

Q: When should the Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form be completed?
A: The form should be completed as soon as possible after the incident. It is important to provide accurate and timely information.

Q: What information is required on the Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form?
A: The form requires information such as the date and location of the incident, the names and details of the involved officers, a description of the incident, and a summary of the force used.

Q: What happens after the Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form is completed?
A: The completed form is submitted to the appropriate supervisory personnel for review and documentation. It may be used in internal investigations or in legal proceedings.

Q: Are there any consequences for not completing the Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form?
A: Failure to complete the form or provide accurate information may result in disciplinary action against the involved officer.

Q: Is the Use of Force and Tactics Reporting Form confidential?
A: The form may be considered confidential and may be subject to restricted access. However, it can be disclosed in certain circumstances, such as legal proceedings or investigations.