NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT - New Albany, Ohio

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White long sleeve shirt with a navy blue tie Navy blue campaign hat as worn by the New Albany Police Honor Guard High Gloss duty belt and gear as worn by the New Albany Police Honor Guard Navy blue dress blouse with the mounted patrol brass located above the right top pocket 2. Informal Uniform Black BDU style pants, pressed with a military crease Black polished (Justin) low heel riding boots Silver spurs Riding gloves (optional) Black t-shirt with approved Police markings Black BDU style shirt with approved Police insignia A black helmet with approved police makings Black jacket with approved police markings during the fall Black basket weave or nylon equipment belt that contains a holster, magazine pouch, radio carrier, handcuff case, ASP holder, OC holder, flashlight holder, lead line for the mounted horse, or any other items approved by the Chief of Police. All formal and informal shirts and slacks shall be pressed with a military crease. The sleeves shall be either long or short depending upon the season and riding conditions. Under normal conditions the Mounted Unit shall wear short sleeves from May 1 st to October 31 st and long sleeves from November 1 st to April 30 th . F. Honor Guard Uniform All Honor Guard uniforms will be approved by the Chief of Police. Honor Guard uniforms consist of the following: Navy blue single breasted dress coat White button up dress shirt Navy blue tie White gloves Black patent leather Sam Browne belt with suicide strap Black patent leather holster Black patent leather handcuff case Black patent leather radio holder Black patent leather magazine pouch Black braided should strap Silver Air Force style name plate Department issued badge Silver Honor Guard pin Navy blue trousers with a black braid on each pant leg Black patent leather shoes Black socks Navy blue campaign hat with silver hat badge, silver acorn braid, and black leather hat strap During cold weather Honor Guard Officers will wear the felt campaign hat and during hot weather, Honor Guard Officers will wear the straw campaign hat. White gloves shall be worn by Honor Guard Officers during appropriate ceremonies. No other pins or jewelry shall be worn upon the uniform or visible while wearing the uniform except for a wedding band or medical identification jewelry. 11
G. Rank Insignia 6.3.2 Appearance Police supervisors shall wear the following rank insignia: Chief of Police - one gold eagle on each shoulder of his/her coat or dress blouse facing outward. A dress blouse shall display three gold braids on each sleeve. Eagles shall be displayed on each shoulder on the uniform shirt epaulets. Sergeants - gold chevrons on each shoulder of his/her coat. A dress blouse shall display one gold cloth sergeant’s chevron on each sleeve six inches below the shoulder seam. One gold sergeant’s chevron shall be displayed on each side of the shirt collar. Officers shall maintain a professional appearance while on-duty. Male officers, while in uniform, will keep their hair neat, clean, and in a conservative business-like style. Hair will not cover the outside portion of the ear or uniform collar nor hang below the eyebrows. Hair coloring or style of a faddish or unnatural appearance is not permitted. Sideburns will be one inch or less and a short, neatly trimmed moustache is permissible. Moustaches will not extend outward from or below the corner of the mouth. Beards and goatees are not permitted (unless approved by the Chief of Police based upon a certified medical need). Female officers, while in uniform, will keep their hair neat, clean, and in a conservative businesslike style. Hair will be kept off the eyebrows and will not hang below the shoulders at any time. Female officers with long hair will keep it up in a style so as not to touch the collar. Ponytails, pigtails, and braids are not permitted. Hair coloring or style of a faddish or unnatural appearance is not permitted. Heavy use of make-up is unacceptable. Fingernail length shall not exceed onequarter inch past the tip of the finger or thumb. Neutral fingernail polish is permitted. Officers, while in uniform and on-duty, may wear the following jewelry: One ring on each hand. One wristwatch. Necklaces may be worn but will be concealed under the uniform shirt. Bracelets are not permitted (except for medical alert bracelets). Female officers may wear one pair of small, post-style earrings. Male officers are not permitted to wear earrings while on-duty. Eyeglasses and sunglasses will be conservative in style. Mirrored sunglasses are not permitted. A. Plain Clothes Assignments Pursuant to CBA Article 21 (Section 21.4), officers who are assigned to “plain clothes” duty shall use their stipend to purchase and maintain both plain clothes attire and uniform parts and equipment. The dress code for officers assigned to plain clothes duty shall be business attire (i.e. – suit or dress pants and jacket and dress shirt and tie). Variation from this business dress code can only be approved by the Chief of Police (or his/her designee) for specific tasks or assignments that require something other than business attire. B. Non-sworn personnel Non-sworn employees shall maintain a neat and clean appearance. The designated uniform as determined by the position shall be worn at all times while on-duty. 12
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Chapter 1 Chapter 2 NEW ALBANY POLI
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Chapter 5 Directive 5.1 - Disciplin
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Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Directive 8.1 -
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Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Chapter 17 14
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Chapter 20 19.1.2 Reserve Officer T
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NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT Direct
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1.1.4 Use of Authorized Less-Than-L
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3. Rifles c. When a vehicle with an
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1.1.12 Annual Proficiency Demonstra
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1.2.3 Optional/Specialized Training
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C. When an employee is attending a
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Addendum B Police Department Humane
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Addendum C Officer - Subject Factor
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Addendum C For Supervisor Use Only
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Dominant Hand Non-Dominant Hand Ad
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Addendum D Injuries Sustained by Su
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Addendum E Police Department On Dut
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2.1.1 Enforcement Procedures NEW AL
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Members of the Ohio General Assembl
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F. The operator of a vehicle found
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Allow the violator to reasonably di
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If the defendant agrees to a breath
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container in the plastic bag provid
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2.2.1 Policies and Procedures NEW A
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other fixed objects, damaged rims a
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Vehicle safety inspections Traffic
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2.3.2 Escorts The Police Department
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1. Use and Types of Roadblocks
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the cruiser as close as possible to
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To defend himself/herself from seri
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Upon termination of a pursuit, all
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Once the disabled vehicle is in a s
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D. Unclaimed Vehicles Any vehicle t
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ADDENDUM A
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ADDENDUM C VEHICULAR PURSUIT REPORT
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ADDENDUM D LOCKOUT/PUSH BUMPER RELE
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ADDENDUM F
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New Albany Police Department (614)
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Violent criminal misdemeanor warran
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3.2.5 Maintaining Visual Contact A.
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Addendum A Rule 4 Waiver of Extradi
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Addendum B SUMMONS State of Ohio Fr
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REPORTABLE MISDEMEANORS* Addendum A
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Addendum B A. Amusement Devices: Am
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Addendum B Damage to Public Propert
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Chapter 10 Reviewed/Revised-June 20
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All missing person complaints will
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13. Secure and safeguard the area a
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There is sufficient descriptive inf
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10.2.3 Adults over age 65 - Procedu
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next-of-kin notification will be ma
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Chapter 12 Reviewed/Revised- May 20
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the Property Inventory section of t
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on the reason for the release: 1. R
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12.1.5 Staff Training All Police De
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Part 5 Supervisory and Administrati
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13.1.1 Property Control System NEW
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I. If property/evidence is needed f
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In addition, any weapon used during
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Any other law enforcement purpose a
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ADDENDUM A
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After the initial walk through is c
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Fingerprints shall be collected in
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14.2.1 Introduction NEW ALBANY POLI
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14.2.4 Enforcement of the Domestic
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2. Dispatch Center Response 3. Patr
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AGENCY NAME *INCIDENT NUMBER Addend
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PROPERTY SUPPLEMENT INCIDENT NUMBER
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B. Since 911 hang-up calls are cons
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15.2.1 Private Security Alarms NEW
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Addendum A
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Department strives to maintain a po
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Addendum B
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Addendum C (D)(1) State highway pat
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Addendum C (B) In the event of riot
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17.4.1 Selection Process NEW ALBANY
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18.1.5 Mass Arrests Under rare circ
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NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT INDEX
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Cash Accounts/Maintenance 20.1.3 Ca
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Disposal of Evidence/Property 13.1.
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Handling Elderly Persons 10.2 Handl
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Media - Statements and Appearances
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Prisoner Restraint Requirements 3.2
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Temporary Administrative Leave 5.1.
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Written Directives - Issuance of 1.
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