5-403 - Critical Incidents – Loaner Handgun

5-403 - Critical Incidents – Loaner Handgun

  • Summary: Establishes procedures for issuing temporary loaner firearms during critical incidents.
  • Effective Date: 02-06-2012
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Policy

  1. Following a Critical Incident, if an involved MPD officer is required to surrender his/her duty handgun, the Homicide Unit will provide a loaner handgun to the involved officer.
  2. Prior to returning to duty, the involved officer shall contact the MPD Range during normal business hours to receive a loaner handgun similar to the type of gun the officer has declared as a duty weapon.
  3. After receiving the loaner handgun from the Range, the involved officer shall return the loaner gun to the Homicide Unit.
  4. The involved officer will be allowed to carry the Range-issued loaner handgun as a duty handgun until the investigating agency returns the officer’s duty handgun.
 

Definitions

Refer to the Commonly Used Terms page for general definitions.

  • Critical Incident:

    An incident involving any of the following situations occurring in the line of duty:

    • The use of Deadly Force by or against a Minneapolis Police Officer
    • Death or Great Bodily Harm to an officer
    • Death or Great Bodily Harm to a person who is in the custody or control of an officer
    • Any action by an officer that causes or is intended to cause Death or Great Bodily Harm
  • Involved Officer: A member who appears to have engaged in conduct constituting a Critical Incident.

Document History:

Title Effective Date Revision Type Download
5-403 - Critical Incidents – Loaner Handgun 02-06-2012 download PDF

Revision Types and Descriptions

  • New: Policy had been added.
  • Combined: Two or more policies were merged.
  • Definitions Update: A glossary definition was updated.
  • Terms Update: A term, not necessarily tied to the glossary, was updated in the Manual.
  • Edited - Major: Significant content or procedural changes.
  • Edited - Minor: Small edits, clarifications, or formatting changes.
  • Renamed: Policy title changed.
  • Renumbered: Policy number was changed.
  • Split: Single policy was divided into multiple.
  • Eliminated: Policy was removed and is no longer in effect.
  • PRH Implementation: Edits for the Policy and Resource Hub; no content changes.