PHILADELPHIA POLICE DEPARTMENT DIRECTIVE 4.8

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1 PHILADELPHIA POLICE DEPARTMENT DIRECTIVE 4.8 Issued Date: Effective Date: Updated Date: SUBJECT: CANINE PATROL 1. POLICY A. Use of a canine in effecting an arrest constitutes either an actual or implied use of force. Therefore, police canine handlers and their supervisors will be fully aware of all facts and circumstances surrounding an incident before the decision is made to use a canine for other than deterrent or control purposes. B. Police dogs are tools that canine officers may use to effect an arrest when physical resistance to that arrest is met by the officer. Police officers may not use any more force than is necessary to overcome the resistance that is met. C. All dogs will be kept on lead, per City ordinance, except in the course of building or field searches, or when warranted and justified for the apprehension of a fleeing criminal suspect or to prevent injury to the officer or another person. *1 NOTE: When off-leash, the handler should make all reasonable efforts to remain at a readable working distance to ensure the police dog obeys verbal commands given by the handler. 2. USE OF CANINES A. The use of canine patrol is authorized for the following: 1. To deter criminal activity and to assist in the prevention and detection of crime. 2. To effect the arrest or prevent the escape of a person whom the police officer has probable cause to believe has committed a felony. 3. To protect the officer or another person(s) from bodily injury. DIRECTIVE 4.8-1

2 4. To search buildings where a possible unlawful entry is indicated or detected, or where a suspect may be hiding when such buildings are reasonably believed to be clear of innocent persons, and after clear warning by police is given prior to deployment of the dog. When the services of a canine team are anticipated for a search, every effort will be made by the first police officers on the scene to avoid contamination of the area with human scent by preventing any unnecessary persons from entering the area, including police officers. *1 NOTE: ANY police personnel requesting the services of a canine team will be responsible to ensure that ALL necessary information, regardless of the significance, is given to the canine handler. This will allow the handler to make an informed decision as to whether the use of a canine is warranted based on that information, as well as how the canine will be utilized and deployed. a. District supervisors will respond to assignments of this nature. In the event a canine team is not available and will not be available in a reasonable amount of time, the supervisor on the scene will ensure a building search is conducted by district patrol personnel. 5. To track suspects, lost or missing persons, hidden implements of crime(s) or other contraband. 6. Narcotic detection canines may be utilized to assist in the search for hidden narcotics including vehicle searches when appropriate as well as other locations. This service is usually done with the benefit of a Search and Seizure Warrant. *1 7. Explosive detection canines should be utilized for the detection of explosives in a hidden area of a building or vehicle, bomb sweeps for visiting VIPs, and special event sites. When a device is found, ensure that all search operations are immediately terminated. Further searches will be conducted by Bomb Disposal personnel. When an explosive canine team indicates (finds) an explosive, the scene will be secured and the Bomb Disposal Unit will be notified. *1 NOTE: Patrol Supervisors may utilize an explosive detection K-9 to search only specifically identified threat areas within buildings (e.g., locker room, garage). Canines are NOT to be utilized to investigate items or packages that have already been deemed as suspect in nature. Only the Bomb Disposal Unit will clear suspect items. 8. Cadaver detection canines will be utilized to detect hidden or decaying bodies as a result of a homicide, missing person, or catastrophic event. B. Use of canine patrols to control access to any facility will only be upon approval of a Captain and above. DIRECTIVE 4.8-2

3 C. Any use of canine teams not specifically authorized above will be effected only upon the approval of the Police Commissioner or designee. *1 D. The use of Canine teams for crowd control is prohibited. 3. RESPONSIBILITIES A. Canine Officer will: 1. Utilize their assigned dog in accordance with Section 2 of this directive. 2. Be fully responsible and accountable for all actions of the assigned dog while in the performance on duty and during off-duty hours. 3. When receiving an order from a superior to use the dog in a manner that would conflict with Departmental policy or in a manner which would be unsafe for the dog, call such conflict to the attention of the superior and notify their canine supervisor. A Complaint or Incident Report (75-48) will be prepared and submitted through channels to the Commanding Officer, Canine Unit, describing the incident. 4. Maintain their assigned canine at a high level of proficiency and peak physical condition. 5. Immediately notify canine supervisor when their dog is involved in any incident on or off duty, and follow the procedures outlined in Section Under the direction of the Canine Supervisor or Commanding Officer, Canine Unit, a handler will return their dog to the Canine Unit when becoming ill or injured and unable to care for their canine. a. Upon retuning to duty and being certified capable of handling the dog, the team will be re-evaluated by the Commanding Officer and training staff. b. Should a determination be made that the officer cannot perform the duties of a handler without aggravating a past injury or illness, they will be excluded from the position of canine handler. 7. Report all injuries and illnesses suffered by the canine dog to the Commanding Officer, Canine Unit, and the contracted veterinarian as soon as possible. 8. Whenever a canine officer leaves their dog alone in a vehicle, the dog will be secured to ensure it is not able to exit the vehicle without the assistance of its handler. *1 NOTE: A handler will not leave a police dog unattended in a vehicle without the air condition on when outside temperatures are 70 degrees or above. DIRECTIVE 4.8-3

4 B. Canine Supervisors will: 1. Supervise and deploy canine teams. 2. Be available to respond to serious situations involving canine teams to ensure that no directive procedures are violated and to instruct the individual handler. 3. Upon responding to a canine incident, confer with the district patrol supervisor, if one is present. 4. Be responsible for evaluating the performance of canine teams in the field. 5. When a canine handler becomes injured or ill, follow directions in Section 3-A-6. *1 6. Ensure Internal Affairs is notified of any incident involving the Use of Force by the canine officer or from a canine dog (e.g., dog bite) whether on or off duty and follow the guidelines in Section 4-D and E. C. The first supervisor (canine or non-canine) on the scene of an incident where a building search will be conducted and where a canine team has been requested will: 1. Inform the canine handler as to point of entry, known hazards within the building, etc. 2. Ensure that possible routes of escape from the building are covered until search is completed. 3. Ensure that no persons, including police, enter the building during the search. 4. Resume all unnecessary manpower and equipment. D. Commanding Officer, Canine Unit will: *1 1. Evaluate each incident and submit recommendations if deemed necessary and forward to the Inspector, Domestic Preparedness. 2. Ensure that assigned canine teams are properly supervised, deployed, and utilized. *1 3. Ensure that all canine teams receive a minimum of one (1) day in-service training monthly for patrol training and one (1) day monthly for scent training. Only dogs that are going to be used to locate cadavers, drugs, explosives, etc. receive the scent training (which is considered specialty training). Evaluation of the officer and the canine as to performance, dependability, stability, and expertise will be made during each session by the training staff. DIRECTIVE 4.8-4

5 4. Ensure that all dogs are inspected on a regular basis to maintain fitness, health, and capability to function in a patrol, narcotic, explosive, and cadaver status. 5. Evaluate the fitness of handler and/or canine, and evaluate the need for training if any. Police officers who are candidates to become canine handlers must submit to an in-home evaluation by a Canine Unit supervisor so that the stability of the home can be qualified. If it is determined that the home situation is not appropriate, the officer will not be admitted for Canine training. 6. Direct the canine officer to return their dog to the Canine Unit when they *1 becomes ill or injured and cannot perform with the dog as a team, upon promotion or separates from the police department. 4. REPORTING OF INCIDENTS A. Anytime, on or off-duty, that a City-owned dog is involved in any incident resulting in an injury or damage to property (including the handler and/or members of the handler's family), the handler must submit City Solicitor's Report (as outlined in Directive 3.3, entitled, Reporting Non-Vehicular Accidents When the City May Be Liable ) and a (DC# must be on all reports). The report will be submitted to the Commanding Officer, Canine Unit, and a copy forwarded by that *1 commander to the Inspector, Domestic Preparedness, to arrive no later than 48 hours after the incident. Contents of the report must be specific if the action of the bitten individual caused the reaction of the dog, so state, and describe what, if anything, was done by the bite victim that may have provoked the dog. *1 NOTE: Inspector, Domestic Preparedness will forward all reports pertaining to any canine bites to the Claims Division of the Law Department and/or Risk Management. B. All incidents involving damage to property will be investigated by the detective division of occurrence. The assigned investigator will: 1. Conduct a complete investigation and prepare all required reports. 2. Forward a copy of the Investigation Report (75-49) to the Commanding Officer, Canine Unit. 3. Include in the a description of the use of the canine and circumstances surrounding such use. The will be specific and detailed, with all facts relative to the incident included in the report. 4. Include photographs of the damage, which will remain a part of the investigative record. DIRECTIVE 4.8-5

6 C. Further, on all assignments when the canine is used or has had any effect on a specific situation, the handler must submit a separate 75-48, with the same DC number, through channels, to Commanding Officer, Canine Unit. The must be complete, thorough, and describe in as much detail as possible the nature of the assignment, to what use the dog was put, and the results. (Those situations, which demand reports include, but are not limited to: arrests, apprehensions, building searches, field searches, article searches, alley searches, tracking, disorderly crowds, disturbances, pursuits, narcotics detection, exit/entrance control, explosive device detection.) D. Internal Affairs will be notified of any incident involving the use of force by police, *1 where an injury or a complaint of an injury results from the use of force, a bite from a canine dog or when: 1. A person is treated at a hospital (whether or not admitted) or dies while in police custody as the result of actions taken by police. 2. Any time a person in police custody is treated at a hospital (e. g., prisoner complaining of chest pains, a prisoner assaulted by another prisoner, dog bites) NOTE: Any individual bitten by a canine dog, regardless of severity, will be taken to the nearest hospital for treatment and a separate with all pertinent information will be submitted. 3. Any incident involving the use of force where an injury or a complaint of an injury results. *1 E. Notification will be made via the Use of Force Notification screen on the Police Intranet Homepage. All reports listed in Section 4-A pertaining to the incident will also be forwarded to Internal Affairs. 5. EVALUATION OF CANINE INCIDENTS A. The Commanding Officer, Canine Unit, will: 1. Maintain records of all incidents involving canine teams. 2. Evaluate all incidents to ensure compliance with departmental policies and procedures along with a recommendation from the training staff. *1 B. These reports will be reviewed by the Inspector, Domestic Preparedness, who will recommend any appropriate action, if necessary. DIRECTIVE 4.8-6

7 6. REQUEST FOR USE OF CANINES BY OUTSIDE POLICE DEPARTMENTS OR AGENCIES A. Outside requests by other police departments or agencies for canine services will be *1 upon authorization of the Chief Inspector, Homeland Security. Upon approval of the request, the Canine team deployed will notify Police Radio of their departure and destination and also of their return at the conclusion of their deployment. This communication is always done on J Band. During non-business hours and on weekends, the Commanding Officer, Canine Unit will notify the on-call Inspector, or the Inspector of the Command Inspection Bureau who may then approve or deny the request. RELATED PROCEDURES: Directive 3.3, Reporting Non-Vehicular Accidents when the City May be Liable Directive 4.5, Bomb Scares and explosive Devices Directive 5.1, Investigation of Controlled Substances Directive 5.7, Search Warrants Directive 8.3, Demonstrations and Labor Disputes May Be Liable Directive 10.2, Use of Force/Less Lethal Force Directive 12.13, Missing Persons BY COMMAND OF THE POLICE COMMISSIONER FOOTNOTE GENERAL# DATE SENT REMARKS * Changes/Additions DIRECTIVE 4.8-7

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