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Ryan Larkin 1.1 1 Washington County Sheriff's Office
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3 CORRECTIONS DIVISION
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5 Policy Manual
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8 Volume: CC
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10 Security
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12 Chapter: 02
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14 Weapons Control
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17 Replaces and/or Supersedes:
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19 CC 02 04/21/2010, 09/15/2011
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21 Published:
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23 09/15/2011
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25 Date Reviewed:
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 27 12/15/2021
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 30 Sheriff Nate Brooksby
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 32 Chief Deputy Trevor Benson
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35 **__TABLE OF CONTENTS__**
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 37 CC 02_101  Definitions
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 39 CC 02_102  References
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 41 CC 02_103  General
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 43 CC 02_104  Storage
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 47 **CC 02_101  __DEFINITIONS__**
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49 1. WCSO: Washington County Sheriff's Office
50 1. PCF: Purgatory Correctional Facility
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 52 **CC 02_102  __REFERENCES__**
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54 1. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Standards:
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56 1. Utah Sheriff's Association Jail Standards:
57 11. C 01.02.02: Securing Firearms Before Entry
58 11. F01.01.01: Written Security and Procedure Required
59 11. F01.01.02: Content
60 11. F01.04.01: Peace Officer's Weapons
61 11. F01.04.02: Storing and Issuing Jail Weapons
62 11. F01.04.03: Weapons Not Permitted Unless Authorized
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Ryan Larkin 4.1 64 **CC 02_103  __GENERAL__**
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66 1. Policy:
67 11. All persons shall be required to remove and secure their firearms and other weapons before entering secure PCF areas.
Ryan Larkin 4.1 68 11. Unless authorized in response to exigent circumstances (or another purpose sanctioned by the Sheriff or designee e.g. Corrections Chief Deputy) firearms, or other lethal weapons shall not be used or permitted inside secure areas of PCF.
Ryan Larkin 1.1 69 1. Rationale:
Ryan Larkin 4.1 70 11. Staff and Inmate safety is at risk if firearms are introduced into the jail facility.
71 11. The possibility of an inmate grabbing an officer's gun from its holster (or inmates overpowering an officer and taking his gun) dictates that no firearms be permitted inside PCF.
72 11. An inmate with a gun inside an otherwise unarmed facility could, with little opposition, take control of the entire facility.
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74 **CC 02_105 __STORAGE__**
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76 1. Policy:
77 11. All firearms, shields, chemical agents, stun devices, and other weapons shall be stored in the jail armory or other secure location, except when signed out to an officer for transportation duty, perimeter check, facility emergency, training, or other authorized use.
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79 11. Firearms and other weapons, if obtained by inmates, would create an enormous risk to the lives and safety of staff members and other inmates. Any laxity or inattention to the manner in which weapons are stored provides an opportunity for inmates to exploit. Safety and security demand very strict and formal procedures for the issue, return, and storage of weapons.
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81 **CC 02_106 __DOCUMENTATION__**
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Ryan Larkin 3.1 84 11. Anytime a weapon is introduced into or used within the secure areas of PCF, formal documentation shall be created and shall include the authorization and justification.
Ryan Larkin 1.1 85 1. Rationale:
Ryan Larkin 4.1 86 11. Documentation is necessary in order to provide facts, detect training issues, and respond to litigation.