STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES - Miami Police Department
Published by PCS on10/31/2019STANDARDOPERATINGPROCEDURESFIELD OPERATIONS DIVISIONK-9 UNIT
Published by PCS on10/31/2019MIAMI POLICE PATROL SUPPORT UNITCANINE UNITSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURESMASTER INDEXSUBJECTMPD BADGE COVER SHEETMASTER INDEXINDEXLETTER OF PROMULGATIONAORGANIZATIONAL CHARTBMISSION, GOALS, AND OBJECTIVESCDUTY HOURS AND DRESSDDUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF MEMBERSEANNEX- TRAINING LOGANNEX- LOANED EQUIPEMENT SIGN OUTPROGRAMS, PROJECTS, OR FUNCTIONSFUNIT POLICIESGSELECTION OF CANINE HANDLERSS.O.P 1SELECTION OF CANINES.O.P2VETERINARIAN PROCEDURESS.O.P3USE OF THE CANINE UNIT KENNELSS.O.P4USE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI POLICE SERVICE CANINES.O.P5
Published by PCS on10/31/2019Master Index (continued)UTILIZATION OF CANINE UNITS FOR CROWD CONTROLS.O.P6GUIDELINES FOR BITE SITUATIONSS.O.P 7GUIDELINES FOR COMPLETING CANINE (RRR) REPORTSS.O.P8ANNEX- RESPONSE TO RESISTENCE REPORTREQUEST FOR CANINE ASSISTANCE BY OUTSIDE AGENCIESS.O.P9REQUEST FOR OUTSIDE ANGENCY ASSITANCE BY MIAMI CANINES.O.P.10USE AND CARE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI CANINE VEHICLESS.O.P.11CANINE UNIT EQUIPMENTS.O.P.12ANNEX- RED-LINE SUPPLY REQUESTUTIUZATION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE DETECTOR CANINES.O.P. 13ANNEX- CANINE UTILIZATION REPORTUTILIZATION OF EXPLOS IVE DETECTOR CANINES.O.P. 14ANNEX- CANINE UTILIZATION REPORTUTILIZATION OF MISSING PERSONS LOCATOR CANINES.O.P. 15CITY OF MIAMI CANINE TRA INING SCHOOL(PO LICE SERVICE CANINE)S.O.P. 16F.D.L.E PROFICIENCY EXAM INATIONDETECTOR CANINE TRAININGS.O.P. 17EMERGENCY/HURRICANE MOBILIZATIONS.O.P. 18GUIDELINES FOR COMMAND POST SITUATIONSS.O .P. 19CONTENT OF CANINE FOLDERS AND RECORDSS.O.P. 20CANINE'S ASSIGNED TO UNITS OUTSIDE OF THE CANINE UNIT.UTILIZATION OF GUN/AMMO DETECTOR CANINES.O.P. 21S.O.P. 22
Published by PCS on10/31/2019MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENTPATROL SUPPORT UNITCANINE UNITCALEAREVIEWEDSpecialized Operations Section
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Published by PCS on10/31/2019Olitll of 4ffi{iamiDAN IEL J. ALFONSOCity l anagerSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURESCANINE UNITLETTER OF PROMULGATIONTO: ALL PERSONNEL, CANINE UNIT·Fws Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is established to provide guidelines for\he operation and management of the Canine Unit.Proced ures incorporated into this S.O.P. are not meant to supersede, but tosupplement published Departmental Orders.Personnel assigned to the Canine Unit are required to read and follow theprocedures as set forth by this manual, Departmental Orders, and pertinentdirectives. CommanderCanine Uniti'v\lAMI PO LI CE DEPA RTMENT/P.O. BOX O 16777 / M iami, I lurid,1 JJ I 01 / U05i 603-6 I 00F-1\lail ;\cklress: chiefo ipolice e'rniami-police.org '
Published by PCS on10/31/2019QI iitr of 4Rff iamiEM ILIO T. GONZALEZ, Ph.D.City ManagerCANI N UNITORGANIZATIONAL ENANTUNIT COMMANDERIITwo Canine TrainersCANINEThree SERGEANTSCANINEIE.O.D DETAIL21 OFFICERSCANINE HANDLERSNARCOTICS DETAILCommanderCanine UnitDateBM IAM I POLICE DEPARTMENT/ P.O. BOX 016777 / Miami, Florida 33101 / (305) 603-6100E-Mail Address: chiefofpolice@rniami-police.org
Published by PCS on10/31/2019Qlitt! of cffe[iamiDAN IFIJ. ALFONSO( it, 1\\'-111agPrMIAMI POLICE PATROL SUPPORT UNITCANINE UNITSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURESMISSION, GOALS, AND OBJECTIVESI.MISSION:The Miami Police Canine Unit will provide highly trained canine teams toprotect persons and property in the Miami comm unity and to enhance theS,;;fety of Police officers where an offender or offenders are believed to be at 11reat. The department wi ll provide highly trained dogs capable of detectingcon1rolled substances, explosives Guns, Ammo and the tracking of missingpersons.The Canine Unit is charged with responding to situations that necessitatethe specialized skills of the canine teams. The situations include interior andexterior searches, tracks and trails, evidence searches, detector caninesearches, and physical security situation. The Canine Unit will provide inservice training and annual proficiency evaluations for each canine team.Additionally, the Canine Unit shall aspire to the following goals:CommanderCanine UnitDateI100I (., utt1,:\' " / .-.·o"t i.-c1\1IA1\\ I POLICE DEP1\RT\IIENT/ P.O . BOX 016 -7 / \\1,11111 , Floml,1 lJ 101 / no,d,03-6 I 00[ -i\\ail Addrt.''-t\: c hietulpoli cC'ro m1.1m1,police.rn g
Published by PCS on10/31/2019CMission (continued)Ill.OBJECTIVES:A.To conduct 3,000 hours of canine in-service training exercises.Monthly Goal (250 Hours)B.To make 180 canine apprehensions.Monthly Goal (15 Apprehensions)C.To conduct 240 canine narcotic searches.Monthly Goal (20 Narcotic Searches)
Published by PCS on 5/4/2020Olitt! of Jffi{iamiARTI IUR NORIEGA, V( ' ii\ M ,111,lgNMIAMI POLICE PATROL SUPPORT UNITCANINE UNITSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURESDUTY HOURS AND DRESSI.Duty hours will be based on three shifts but will be flexible to provide for specialassignments and allow for canine care time while providing maximum availabilityof canine teams to the community on a twenty-four-hour basis.Shift AShift BShift C0530-1418 1418- 1600 K9 care time1300- 2148 2148- 0100 K9 care time2100 - 0548 0548 - 0700 K9 care timeII.The Canine Unit Supervisors will assign the canine team's hours andNeighborhood Enhancement Teams (NET) areas on a specific need for servicebasis. Canine Officers are to remain in their assigned NET areas, unless they aredispatched, or directed by a supervisor, to leave their NET area.Ill.The Department allows 4.8 hours of "Canine Care Time" to be taken each week byCanine Unit supervisors, trainers and officers, for the care and maintenance of thecanine and equipment. All canine time must be scheduled by the supervisors tomaintain adequate street staffing and documented on the officer's worksheetCommanrCanine UnitDateD100I , . .,,,,,,. ,,,-.,,- \ll1\\\ll'(Jll(F[ lFf'1\ RT1\l f '-.rf' ). f1() \ 0 l 67"7"7\ li,11111fln11, L,;:1111I \\.id \ddn ., , hwli1lp11li I' ' 111i,1mi-1111l1 1 11rgHI, hlll -1,IIJO
Published by PCS on 5/4/2020Duty Hours (continued)IV.Supervisors, trainers, and officers will wear the black polo top during their tour ofduty. The polo top will bear a subdued badge , subdued patches, embroideredofficers ' names, and the words "Miami Police K-9" on the back. The long sleeveblack Battle Dress Uniform (BOU) will be worn during formal events as identifiedby the Unit Commander. The black BOU shirts will bear a subdued badge,subdued patches, K-9 embroidered over the left breast pocket, and the officer'sname embroidered over the right breast pocket. All uniform tops will be worn withissued black BOU pants . When officers wear civilian clothes , they will comply withDepartmental Orders regarding dress and identification for plain-clothes officers.Civilian clothing may be worn as needed for training exercises; any official actionby officers in civilian clothing must comply with Departmental Orders. Duringtraining, officers will wear a black Miami Police K-9 Unit T-shirt or polo top.V.Any canine officer wearing a vest will have Miami Police insignia, where he/shemay be readily identified as a police officer.VI.While working extra-duty jobs or special events, officers will wear their K-9 polo toponly when working in canine capacity .Vil.Unit members are permitted to wear black nylon gun belts and accessories , whichare identical in design and function as set forth in Departmental Orders.VIII.Unit members may wear an optional pin or have embroidered on the pocket of theofficer's uniform , the letters "K-9."IX.The Canine Unit Supervisor must approve any additional gear and equipment; theofficer believes will benefit the field operations of the canine teams . Unit memberswill have on their person a 12" traffic lead whenever they are accompanied by theircanine; Unit members will have available at all times matches or other windindicators, and a flashlight.X.Unit members are required to attend patrol roll call in their assigned District eachworkday .
Published by PCS on10/31/2019Oii tr of 4fil{iamiDANI ELJ. ALFONSOCit) Man.1g0rMIAMI POLICE PATROL SUPPORT UNITCANINE UNITSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURESCanine Trainers and Canine HandlersI.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES- CANINE SERGEANTA.Oversee selection of new canine, new handlers, and their training.B.Maintain the Unit's statistical files.C.Monitor veterinary services and billing .D.Maintain Canine Unit supplies and equipment through budget preparations.E.An inventory list will be kept and maintained to have an accurate depictionof the supplies on hand.F.Supervise all in-service training , specialty training, and annual evaluationsof canine teams.G.Handle Canine Unit correspondence.CommanderCanine Unit100. , Ct·11 t ll,-:)' ,,, .·,·n. i, ,·M IA,\\I POLI([ DEPART/\ IENT/P.O. 130X 016777 I i\11.11111, Flor,d,l JJ I 01 /E 1\\c1i l \ddres:-;: c hi1. 101polin " mi,uni-polic P.orgno,r,o3.r, 100
Published by PCS on10/31/2019Canine Sergeant's Duties (continued)H.Coordinate public demonstrations.I.Assist shift commanding officers in canine deployment and usage in thefield.J.Coordinate roll-call training and proper dissemination of canine informationto the applicable department members.K.Provide street team supervision when on duty.L.Be on twenty-four hour call and respond as needed, based on the situationat hand.M.Perform additional duties as deemed necessary by Unit Lieutenant.N.Delegate training, administrative, and quartermaster duties as deemednecessary.0.Promote and maintain an atmosphere of integrity and professionalism ,stressing teamwork and safety among the members of the Canine Unit.P.All Canine sergeants will maintain a police service canine for use asnecessary.Q.Supervise any off-duty job or special event, which requires three (3) ormore canine handlers and their canines.R.Review and sign all mandatory related reports.E.G. Explosive DetectorUtilization report, Response To Resistance Report, and Daily Worksheets.S.Monthly monitor the bite ratio of canine handlers. Should a canine team forthe previous three (3) months have a bite ratio greater than 20%, a reviewof each of the bites will be held with the handler and the Unit deputyCommander.T.The Canine supervisor's will conduct semi-annual home inspection of allcanines in the Unit. This home inspection is to properly document how thecanine is being sheltered and cared for by the individual handlers within theunit when they are off-duty.U.The Canine supervisor's upon completing an inspection of a Caninehandler's home will document the findings on the semi-annual homeinspection form.
Published by PCS on10/31/2019K-9 Trainers & Handlers (continued)11.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES CANINE TRAINERA.Assist the canine supervisor in the selection of canine's, handlers, andequipment as directed.B.Facilitate the training of new canine and handlers, providing an atmosphereof professionalism, integrity, and safety.C.Conduct or arrange for in-service training of all teams/ specialists.D.The canine trainer, in the absence of the canine sergeants isauthorized to speak in the sergeant's behalf having full authoritygranted by the Sergeants and Lieutenants, in all canine situations.Any handler who feels he has been wrongly advised in the use, training orcare of his/her canine or equipment must contact the canine sergeants andrequest clarification.E.The trainer will perform such duties as deemed necessary by the caninesupervisor.F.Maintain all canine training manuals, keeping them current and up to date.GMaintain a list of up to date training sites, frequently adding new areas.H.Ensure liaison and program continuity with other Canine Unit trainers in thecompletion of the trainingI.Maintain assigned canine training equipment, and instruct and supervise itsproper and safe usage.J.Conduct evaluations of all teams and specialties as needed.K.Provide for roll call training , survival training , and departmental informationneeds.L.All canine trainers will maintain a police service canine for use as needed.M.Assist in public demonstrations and provide specialized publicity throughthe public information office (PIO) as required .N.Review and sign canine handler monthly training logs.
Published by PCS on10/31/2019K-9 Trainers & Handlers (continued)111.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES- CANINE HANDLERA.Canine handlers are police officers.They will abide by the sameDepartmental rules and regulations, orders and directives that govern allmembers of the Miami Police Department. By the very nature of the addedresponsibility given to canine handlers, they are expected to have a highlevel of dependability and judgment. Violations of Departmental Rulesand Regulations, orders (DO's) Standard Operating Procedures(SOP's); and directives that indicate a lack of good judgment ordependability can be the basis of relieving the officer of his canineresponsibilities .B.Canine handlers, while patrolling their assigned areas, will enforce federaland state laws as well as city and county ordinances. Due to the nature ofcanine work, there is an expectation that each Canine officer beproactively involved while patrolling their assigned area by enforcingall local, County and State laws and regulations. It is expected that allCanine officers use their time efficiently, emphasizing a problemsolving roll, being pronactive and actively enforce traffic violations.They will, at all times, monitor their radios so that they may respond to callsfor service as needed.C.Canine handlers will maintain a police service canine. Based on need andsituation, canine teams may be called to duty at any time. Their scheduleswill be regulated by a canine supervisor.D.Participate in public demonstrations as needed.E.Participate in training as required.F.Perform additional duties as deemed necessary by a Canine Unitsupervisor, trainer, or designated senior officer.G.Prepare a monthly training log for each shift, Uniting the type and amountof in-service training performed.H.Prepare a canine apprehension report for any suspect whom: (a) isphysically apprehended or located by the canine team, (b) surrendersbecause of the canine deployment, or (c) is arrested because of thepresence and deterrence of the canine. Whenever the canine is deployedor plays a clear role in the capture of a suspect. The mere presence of thecanine at the scene will not be counted as an apprehension.I.Promote and maintain an atmosphere of integrity and professionalism,stressing teamwork and safety among the members of the Canine Unit.J.Prepare a daily worksheet and submit it prior to the next tour of duty.
Published by PCS on10/31/2019K.Every canine handler will earn the Police Dog Level 1 Certification (PD1)from the United States Police Canine Association (USPCA) on a yearlybasis conducted by the unit trainers. The exception will be the handlersthat earn their certification through Regional or National trials. Certificationis a mandatory unit-wide standard and if a handler is unable to obtaincertification , then mandatory remedial training of 6 weeks (placed in canineschool) will be given and a second and final attempt will be scheduled.Final attempt of certification will be scheduled no earlier than 2 monthsfrom first attempt. Inability to complete certification on final attempt willcause the handler to be transferred from unit.
Published by PCS on10/31/2019Miami Police Canine Officer's Monthly T raining LogFor the Month of:Handler/IBM:Canine:Date and Time of Training: - - -- - - - - Hours:Type of Training:Comments :Location:- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - - -Date and Time of Training: Hours:Location:Type of Training: - - - - - -- - - - - --- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - Comments:Date and Time of Training: Hours:Location:Type of Training: - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - Com;nents;D2.t.e :.1nd Time of Training: Hours:Type of Training:Cornments:Location:- - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - - - -- - - · -- -- --- - - -- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -Date and Time of Training: Hours:Location:Type of Training: - - - - - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -Comments:
Published by PCS on10/31/2019Olit of flt{iamiDANIELJ. ALFONSOCit} Manc1gPrMIAMI POLICE PATROL SUPPORT UNITCANINE UNITSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURESPROGRAMS/PROJECTS/AND FUNCTIONSThe Miami Police Canine Unit w ill obtain canines and provide basic police service caninetraining c:,nd al! specialty canine training to the members assigned to the Unit. It w illp, '.::.vide · ;. : rtinuoi.ls in-serv ice training and periodic team evaluations to ensure each teamiS oertorrning properly.The Cani ne Unit will issue all supplies and equipment to ther:,eri,jers o1 ti ie Canine Unit on an as needed basis. Training and equi pment areaddt· :; : ;ed unoer the appropriate Standard Operating Procedures (S.O.P).CommanderCanine UnitDateI. .100I Ct·t1Ju rv " ' 5rr1. iccMIAMI POLICF D EP/\ RTMENT/P.O . BOX 016777 / r\ \iam,, Florida J J 10 1 I (3051 603-6100E-M,1il 1\ddres,: chiefofpolicelll'miami-police.org
Published by PCS on 01/15/2020E,\11110 T. CO:-,,.l.A.Lll, ,'h Df 11\ \·tin,1 : rMIAMI POLICE PATROL SUPPORT UNITCANINE UNITSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURESUNIT POLICIESThe purpose of the Canine Standard Operating Procedures is to provide policy andprocedural guidelines to the members of the Canine Unit.All members of the Canine Unit shall become familiar with the Standard OperatingProcedures, will be governed by them, and will update their issued manuals to conformwith the latest official changes.All members of the Unit will be issued a copy to be used during their tenure with theCanine Unit.I.UNIT POLICIESA.Canine handlers are under the direct supervision of all field supervisorswhen canine supervision is not available. Functional supervision will be theresponsibility of the canine sergeants. When a conflict arises between acanine handler and a field supervisor related to the usage of the canine,the handler will utilize the canine according to existing DO's and SOP's.B.Canine handlers are responsible for keeping an accurate training log of alltraining performed on a monthly basis. A minimum of fifteen (15) hours oftraining is required each month. Canine handlers who fail to meet thefifteen (15) hour minimum are required to explain the circumstances under"officer's comments."Commandp-'Canine Unit/J.-lb - 14Date,\ \IA\ \I POI IC[ llt f'Aln v\Et'-- T f'.0. fl()\ (I I (,,7 . \\1.im1 1-lrnidd l l llil I H15 f,(l l-ulOfJL-:\\.ril Addie · ., c hiPh lpoii, F 'l11.tr1ll po!i1 P.llr
Published by PCS on 01/15/2020Unit Policies (continued)C.During training, or in the absence of a sergeant, the handler will adh
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