I. Purpose This policy establishes directives for Armed Detention Officers. II. Definitions Armed Detention Officer (ADO) – a licensed county jailer who, after meeting the requirements of this policy, is…
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…Disabilities (IDD) via a computer tablet. Consumer – A person with mental illness. Crisis Intervention Response Team (CIRT) – Detentions – A sub-unit of the Detentions Mental Health Unit (MHU)…
105 - Definitions
In: Policy - 100 – Administration
…rank but excluding the Sheriff and all detention officer positions, who are qualified under the regulations of the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement (TCOLE) for appointment as a peace officer…
…fully comply with federal and state constitutions and laws. This policy not only applies to peace officers and detention officers but also to professional staff where applicable. Professional staff will…
…Handgun License Requirements Texas Government Code Sections 411.199, “Honorably Retired Peace Officers,” 411.1991, “Peace Officers,” and 411.1992, “Former Reserve Law Enforcement Officers,” allow current, reserve, and retired peace officers to…
240 - Dress Code
In: Policy - 200 – Personnel Practices
…When worn, these must correspond to the position of the employee – i.e., a detention officer must have a detention officer patch. 3. Socks must be black or navy. 4. …
244 - Extra Employment
In: Policy - 200 – Personnel Practices
…private investigator, police officer or reserve, or jailer); 26. The professional staff member or detention officer displays, wears, or utilizes any portion of HCSO-issued uniforms, jackets, hats, caps, or equipment…
Rule 14: Promotions and Eligibility Lists
In: Civil Service - Rules
14.01 ELIGIBILITY FOR PROMOTIONS: To be eligible for promotion, a telecommunications officer, detention officer or deputy must meet the following prerequisites: (a) Telecommunications Supervisor (Non-Certified Peace Officer): Must be actively…
107 - Rank Structure
In: Policy - 100 – Administration
…policies, bureau rules, and all other regulations. N. Detention Officer: A detention officer is assigned to the jail facilities under the Detention Command. The detention officer’s responsibilities include: booking inmates…
…successfully completed the required training and be currently assigned as a crime scene investigator. Pin: Crisis Intervention Response Team (CIRT) Qualification: Must be a TCOLE-licensed peace officer or detention officer…
507 - Search Procedures
In: Policy - 500 – De-escalation & Tactics
…only with reasonable suspicion (less than probable cause) that the person may be armed, and the search is for the peace officer’s protection during an investigative detention. 1. Suspicious activity…
601 - Reports
In: Policy - 600 – Investigations & Evidence
…to a peace officer or detention officer of the HCSO. d. Combative Subject: The subject intentionally or knowingly threatens another with bodily injury or definable harm by verbal declaration, physical…
…Jail facilities, operations, and chain of command, 7. Training, and 8. County property. F. All newly-hired detention officers will be required to complete detention officer training successfully to obtain a…
…etc.). First line scene response will typically be accomplished by a Patrol Bureau Supervisor for field incidents or a Criminal Justice Command Supervisor for detention-related incidents. c. Once the on-scene…
…Policy and Procedures to address observed violations. XVII. Performance evaluations of employees in the Probationary Patrol Deputy or Probationary Detention Officer programs. A. Recordings used to document employee performance as…
115 - Media Relations
In: Policy - 100 – Administration
…the interview room. viii. A deputy or detention officer must be in the interview room with the inmate at all times. The deputy or detention officer will intervene or halt…
…deputy, detention officer, or communication officer. Background-Investigation Information: The records, reports, and information which must be reviewed during a background investigation before an affected applicant may be hired by HCSO….
514 - Excited Delirium
In: Policy - 500 – De-escalation & Tactics
…or shiny objects C. Patrol/Detentions Personnel – Control 1. If reasonably possible, wait for adequate backup before making physical contact with the subject. Detentions personnel should call for a jail…
…facts and circumstances which lead a peace officer, in the light of their experience, to conclude that a person possibly is involved in past, present, or future criminal activity. Reasonable…
…Training Only commissioned deputies and those detention officers required by assignment, who have successfully completed an approved course of instruction through the HCSO Academy on the use of the CED,…
…indicate their preference as to the gender of the deputy or detention officer who will perform the pat-down search. A cross-gender search preference form will be made available and signed…
…or carry of such devices. VI. Training A. An Impact Device Certification Control Officer will be appointed by the HCSO Academy. The control officer must maintain a file of personnel…
…any person’s arraignment. e. Never participate in pre-trial publicity that would tend to prejudice a fair trial. 3. Peace officers carry the burden of proof that a waiver of the…
…or another law enforcement agency as defined in CCP, Chapter 59. Seizure – The restraint of property by a peace officer, whether the officer restrains the property by physical force…
257 - Community Engagement
In: Policy - 200 – Personnel Practices
…modified as deemed necessary to address issues in the community. Classes may include but are not limited to: 1. Penal Code/Case Law 2. Detention Operations 3. K-9 Unit 4. Homicide…