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S out her n r egion r es pons e gr oup (s r r g): A S pecial r es pons e T eam (S R T ) F ebr uar y 2 0 1 6 S R R G B ackgr ound Established in 2008 with Memorandum of Understanding between ten (10) police departments in Dallas and Ellis


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S out her n r egion r es pons e gr oup (s r r g):

A S pecial r es pons e T eam (S R T )

F ebr uar y 2 0 1 6

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S R R G B ackgr ound

  • Established in 2008 with Memorandum of Understanding between

ten (10) police departments in Dallas and Ellis Counties.

  • Provides a special tactical response to incidents that exceeds

normal police training and resources of a single agency.

  • Acquired significant equipment through grants (approximately

$308,000 from 2008-2010) and federal program.

  • Current participants with personnel

– Cedar Hill Police - 3 – DeSoto Police - 9 – DeSoto Fire - 2 – Glenn Heights Police -1 – Highland Park DPS – 3 – Lancaster Police – 2 – Midlothian Police – 6 – Red Oak - 3

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S R R G R es pons es

– Armed/Suicidal Subject(s) – Barricaded Subject(s) – Hostage Situations – Sniper Situations – High Risk Apprehension – High Risk Warrant Service – Dignitary Protection – Mobile Field Force Security – Special Assignments

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S R R G Cal l out H is t or y

2015

  • Cedar Hill

4

  • Lancaster

3

  • Glenn Heights 2
  • DeSoto

1

  • Seagoville

1

  • Highland Park

1 2014

  • DeSoto

8

  • Cedar Hill

4

  • Midlothian

3

  • Lancaster

2

  • Seagoville

1

2013

  • DeSoto

6

  • Cedar Hill

3

  • Lancaster

2

  • Seagoville

1

  • Midlothian

1

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B enef it of par t icipat ion In S R R G

  • A public safety response a city can count when an

incident arises.

  • A shared and cost effective public safety response to an

incident within your city.

  • A response that complies with ICS standards and reduces

liability.

  • Training that your participating officers receives is

invaluable.

– SRT members come back to your city and train patrol officers on various topics that improve safety and decision making. – Multiple incidents have been resolved with our tactical officers that may have potentially escalated into a far worse situation.

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S R R G T act ics

  • Works jointly and cooperatively with respective City’s

Incident Command when activated and arrives at scene

  • Follows National Tactical Officer’s Association

Guidelines

  • Team trains 16 hours a month
  • Follow Safety Priorities

– Hostages – Innocent Persons and Citizens – Police Officers – Suspect(s)

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S R R G S t andar d Oper at ing Guidel ines

– All guidelines are established to do one thing, to save

  • r preserve life in situations that are uncontrollable

under normal police operations – They meet “best practices standards” and accreditation standards – They are designed to be ICS compliant and recognize the importance working jointly with the respective agencies. – Each SRRG participant has a personal copy and all the participating police chiefs have approved, signed and incorporated them into their respective department policies.

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S R R G E quipment

– Radios (25) – Operator Kits – Uniforms, armor, weapons – Invisio Bone Mics – Distraction Devices – hand thrown and command initiated – Chemical Munitions – launched and hand thrown – Less Lethal Munitions – Taser, 40mm, bean bag, etc – Zystos Pole Camera – 2 Avatar Robots – Crisis Negotiation Equipment (CNT) – State of the art throw phone and portable loud hailer – Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Equipment – Gas masks, filters, WMD suits, Air Packs, etc.

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S R R G Vehicl es

  • Used for Personnel and Equipment

– Ford E-350 White RDV (personnel) – Black Ambulance (WMD Equipment) – Black Ambulance (CNT Equipment) – Command 260 (mobile command post)

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S R GG Vehicl es

  • Vehicles acquired through 1033 federal program

– (4) Humvees – 2 personnel, 2 armored – (1) Armored Peace Keeper – (2) Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP)

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F ut ur e of S R R G

  • Replace Memorandum of Understanding with an Interlocal

Agreement between participating agencies.

  • Continue to work with agency police chiefs on acquiring a shared,

predictable budget for operational and capital replacement items.

  • Continue recruitment of SRGG to reach original goal of 40 members

in order to have 2 teams for a relief factor.

  • Continue performing police outreach programs to improve

community relationships, education and awareness.

– Ride with SWAT to School – National Night Out – Citizen Police Academy

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T hank You

  • Questions?