Early Intervention System II documents five or more use of force incidents within how many months (rolling) excluding dog bites and discharges of firearms?

Early Intervention System II documents five or more use of force incidents within how many months (rolling) excluding dog bites and discharges of firearms?

• A. 4 or more use of force in 6 months
• B. 5 or more use of force in 12 months (rolling)
• C. 6 or more use of force in 18 months
• D. 7 or more use of force in 24 months

Answer: (B)

Rolling 12-month window triggers in Early Intervention System II mean you look at any consecutive 12-month period and count how many times an officer used force, excluding dog bites and discharges of firearms. The trigger occurs when that count reaches five or more in that rolling window. Because the window is rolling, the threshold can be met at any point as time advances, not just at the end of a fixed calendar year. Therefore, five or more use-of-force incidents within a 12-month rolling period is the relevant rule. The exclusion of dog bites and discharges of firearms keeps the count focused on other types of force. This is why the correct option is five or more in 12 months (rolling).

Rolling 12-month window triggers in Early Intervention System II mean you look at any consecutive 12-month period and count how many times an officer used force, excluding dog bites and discharges of firearms. The trigger occurs when that count reaches five or more in that rolling window. Because the window is rolling, the threshold can be met at any point as time advances, not just at the end of a fixed calendar year. Therefore, five or more use-of-force incidents within a 12-month rolling period is the relevant rule. The exclusion of dog bites and discharges of firearms keeps the count focused on other types of force. This is why the correct option is five or more in 12 months (rolling).