NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT - New Albany, Ohio
NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT - New Albany, Ohio NEW ALBANY POLICE DEPARTMENT - New Albany, Ohio
C. The O.I.C. should assume the responsibilities of liaison to other agencies who may be called upon to assist, which include: Fire Departments Other police agencies Bomb squad technicians American Red Cross AT & T American Electric Power Columbia Gas of Ohio Central Ohio Transit Authority (COTA) New Albany/Plain Local Schools State or federal law enforcement D. Searches for devices should be conducted in a thorough and systematic process. Generally, no civilians will be utilized for search purposes. An exception could be the use of persons from the targeted location who may have specialized knowledge of the location to be searched. In circumstances where civilians are used, they, along with any emergency response providers who do not have specific bomb removal training, shall not touch or move any suspicious device or package found. All civilians will be teamed with a member of the Police Department throughout the search. E. Suspicious objects or packages discovered by responding personnel should be brought to the attention of the owner/occupant of the premises in an attempt to determine if the package is part of the facility or a suspicious device. If the object or device cannot be identified, it should be treated as a non-detonated explosive and should not be moved or touched. F. If no explosive device is located during the first search, a second group of responding personnel should be allowed to cover the area examined by the first team as a doublecheck process. G. If a device is located and then moved or rendered safe by trained personnel, additional searches should be made for additional devices designed and planted to injure or kill emergency responders. Non-detonated Explosive Device or Substance A. When a non-detonated explosive device is located, the dispatcher will be notified by telephone. B. The Fire Department’s Chief, Assistant Chief, or designees(s) shall assume command of all fire and police personnel at the scene. C. Fire Department personnel, in consultation with the Police Department O.I.C., will notify the appropriate bomb disposal or ordinance specialization unit to request mutual aid. 11
Explosions A. In cases where an explosion has occurred, the procedures for notification, scene security, evacuation, and criminal investigation are the same as those in a non-detonated explosive incident. B. When the scene is secured, the O.I.C. will coordinate the preservation of evidence processes and allow no one into the crime scene except rescue personnel, investigators, and bomb specialists. C. Investigators will notify the O.I.C. when examination of the scene is complete. D. The recommended course of action for investigations of this nature is to include the United States Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) and/or the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) in all situations involving explosions of a serious nature that warrant massive amounts of evidence collection. E. Explosions may cause structural damage and other non-detonated explosives may be present. Persons at the scene should use caution and no person should enter the danger zone except to prevent injury or death to another person. This does not include investigators and specialists called to examine the crime scene. Bomb Disposal Units A. In the event a situation develops requiring the need for trained explosive removal experts, the Columbus Division of Fire Bomb Squad will be summoned by the appropriate dispatch center upon request of on-scene Fire Department personnel. In addition, the Franklin County Sheriffs Office has a Bomb Squad that is available through the Sheriff’s dispatch center and can be summoned by either police or fire personnel. B. If the Columbus Fire Bomb Squad or Franklin County Sheriffs Office Bomb Squad are unavailable or they encounter devices which are beyond the technical scope or expertise of the unit, the services of the 71 st Ordinance Detachment, Explosives Ordinance Disposal Unit (EOD) stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base will be requested. The 71 st EOD has rapid deployment capability by helicopter and ground transport, utilizing some of the most sophisticated technology available. 18.1.8 Emergency Mobilization Plan A. Communications It is the duty of all Police Department employees to immediately report to their supervisor all events or situations that may involve conditions which are beyond the resources or capabilities of the normal shift to effectively control. This communication will normally take place via police radio unless it is determined to be of a sensitive nature requiring the protective elements of telephone land lines or personal contact. B. Alert Stages During alert stages, the Chief of Police will issue orders placing Police Department personnel on standby alert in cases of pending need or he/she may immediately activate personnel if the situation requires. Upon notification of an “ALERT” condition, Police Department personnel will place themselves in readiness and maintain that condition until notified to stand down. The condition of readiness includes the employees of the Dispatch Center. Personnel need to have transportation and a means of rapid communication if he/she is required to report for duty. 12
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C. The O.I.C. should assume the responsibilities of liaison to other agencies who may be<br />
called upon to assist, which include:<br />
Fire Departments<br />
Other police agencies<br />
Bomb squad technicians<br />
American Red Cross<br />
AT & T<br />
American Electric Power<br />
Columbia Gas of <strong>Ohio</strong><br />
Central <strong>Ohio</strong> Transit Authority (COTA)<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>Albany</strong>/Plain Local Schools<br />
State or federal law enforcement<br />
D. Searches for devices should be conducted in a thorough and systematic process.<br />
Generally, no civilians will be utilized for search purposes. An exception could be the use<br />
of persons from the targeted location who may have specialized knowledge of the<br />
location to be searched. In circumstances where civilians are used, they, along with any<br />
emergency response providers who do not have specific bomb removal training, shall not<br />
touch or move any suspicious device or package found. All civilians will be teamed with<br />
a member of the Police Department throughout the search.<br />
E. Suspicious objects or packages discovered by responding personnel should be brought<br />
to the attention of the owner/occupant of the premises in an attempt to determine if the<br />
package is part of the facility or a suspicious device. If the object or device cannot be<br />
identified, it should be treated as a non-detonated explosive and should not be moved or<br />
touched.<br />
F. If no explosive device is located during the first search, a second group of responding<br />
personnel should be allowed to cover the area examined by the first team as a doublecheck<br />
process.<br />
G. If a device is located and then moved or rendered safe by trained personnel, additional<br />
searches should be made for additional devices designed and planted to injure or kill<br />
emergency responders.<br />
Non-detonated Explosive Device or Substance<br />
A. When a non-detonated explosive device is located, the dispatcher will be notified by<br />
telephone.<br />
B. The Fire Department’s Chief, Assistant Chief, or designees(s) shall assume command of<br />
all fire and police personnel at the scene.<br />
C. Fire Department personnel, in consultation with the Police Department O.I.C., will notify<br />
the appropriate bomb disposal or ordinance specialization unit to request mutual aid.<br />
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