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Based on the police use-of-force continuum, what is the appropriate level of force a police officer should use in response to passive resistance by a subject
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Based on the police use-of-force continuum, what is the appropriate level of force a police officer should use in response to passive resistance by a subject

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Passive resistance – Hands-on tactics, chemical spray

(The subject fails to obey verbal direction,

preventing the officer from taking lawful action)

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