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MUTUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT
CONDUCTING VEHICULAR PURSUITS
Battle Ground Police Department, Camas Police Department, Clark County
Sheriffs Office, La Center Police Department, Ridgefield Police Department,
Washougal Police Department, Washington State University, and Vancouver Police
Department
THIS MUTUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT is
entered into by and between the undersigned parties in order to set uniform guidelines for
members who respond to calls for service and take courtesy reports for outside agencies .
This Agreement is subject to all consistent terms and conditions of that certain
Master Interlocal Mutual Law Enforcement Assistance Agreement ("Master Agreement")
executed in 2000 by the parties , and recorded with the Clark County Clerk ' s Office under
Recording Number 3379036 , except as expressly provided herein .
Therefore , for and in consideration of the following covenants , the parties agree
as follows .
Effective Date and Duration. This Agreement shall be effective from the date the
Agreement is executed by at least two parties and shall renew automatically on the first
day of each following January thereafter unless terminated in accordance with the
provisions of the Master Agreement between the parties .
Purpose and Function . The purpose of this Agreement is to establish guidelines and to
identify expected behavior and guidelines for vehicular pursuits by law enforcement
agencies in Clark County , Washington.
Goals .
1 ) To develop procedures and identify role expectations for pursuits within Clark
County , and which may enter other jurisdictions , both within and outside of the
jurisdictional boundaries of Clark County and its municipalities .
2) To provide a framework for better management of interagency pursuits .
3 ) To reduce the risk of injury to officer(s) and/or deputies , citizens , and damage to
property.
4) To reduce confusion between jurisdictions .
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5 ) To provide law enforcement officers and/or deputies in Clark County and its
municipalities guidelines for initiating , participating in and terminating vehicular
pursuits .
Definitions •
Vehicular Pursuit : An active attempt by an officer and/or deputy in an emergency
vehicle to apprehend a fleeing suspect in a motor vehicle who is actively attempting
to elude apprehension. The officer and/or deputy must have a reasonable suspicion
that the subject is aware of the officer and/or deputy ' s attempt to stop the vehicle .
Emergency Vehicle : A vehicle of this department equipped with at least one lamp
capable of displaying a red, blue, or red/blue combination light visible from at least
five hundred feet in normal sunlight and a siren capable of giving an audible signal .
Attempt to elude : Any driver of a motor vehicle who willfully fails or refuses to
immediately bring his vehicle to a stop and who drives his vehicle in a reckless
manner while attempting to elude a pursuing police vehicle , after being given a visual
or audible signal to bring the vehicle to a stop , shall be guilty of a class C felony . The
signal given by the police officer may be by hand, voice , emergency light, or siren .
The officer giving such a signal shall be in uniform and the vehicle shall be equipped
with lights and sirens .
Primary_pursuit unit : The police unit which initiates a pursuit and is closest to the
fleeing vehicle , or any unit which assumes control of the pursuit, and has the
responsibility of attempting to stop a fleeing vehicle .
Support pursuit unit(s) : Any police vehicle that becomes involved as a backup to the
primary pursuit unit.
Pursuit Supervisor : Any officer or deputy with supervisory rank actively engaged in
the pursuit ; the highest ranking officer will assume the pursuit supervisor position.
Originating Agency : The representative agency of the officer and/or deputy that
originates the pursuit.
Receiving Agency : The agency having primary law enforcement responsibility within
the jurisdiction the pursuit travels to .
Barricade : The intentional blocking of a roadway, by any means , to stop a vehicle
being pursued .
Boxing in : The placement of a police vehicle into the path or potential path of a
vehicle with the intent of slowing and stopping the vehicle or keeping the vehicle
stopped .
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Ramming (deliberate) : Using a police vehicle to purposely cause forceful contact
with another vehicle in order to bring that vehicle to a stop .
Spike Strips : A strip of belting containing specially designed hollow spikes which
penetrates tires , thereby slowly deflating a tire(s) .
Pursuit Immobilization Technique : A forced rotational vehicle stop of a non-
compliant suspect in an effort to end the suspect ' s flight .
Policy
It is the policy of this interagency agreement to be subservient to individual department
pursuit policies . Participating agencies endeavor to support this agreement with their
individual pursuit policies and to conduct an annual review of their individual pursuit
policy and this MOU with their personnel .
1 ) The primary considerations when determining whether to initiate , continue or
terminate a vehicular pursuit are public safety and the safety of officer and/or
deputies . All personnel shall balance the necessity for immediate apprehension
against the danger to life and property inherent in pursuit situations .
2) Officers and/or deputies are authorized to engage in vehicular pursuits in the
following circumstances :
a) When the officer and/or deputy has a reasonable suspicion that a qualifying
violent felony has or is about to occur (refer to property crimes restrictions , as
well as other restrictions found within this policy and agency policy) .
b) When the officer and/or deputy has a reasonable suspicion that the driving
conduct is so outrageous that failure to apprehend the driver will endanger the
driver of the suspect vehicle, the officer and/or deputy or members of the public,
including occupants of the suspect vehicle . The officer and/or deputy must have
this suspicion prior to the initiation of the stop .
c) When the officer and/or deputy has a reasonable suspicion that the offense of
driving while intoxicated where the driving of the subject prior to the attempted
stop already presents an intolerable risk of injury or death to person(s) other than
the subject .
d) When the officer and/or deputy has a reasonable suspicion that a domestic
violence assault is occurring within the suspect vehicle .
e) Where a violent felony has been committed, or the officer and/or deputy has a
reasonable suspicion that a violent felony will be committed if the subject is
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allowed to escape , even if the subject is known and could be apprehended by a
warrant at a later date .
f) Pursuits other than those authorized by this policy and procedure are specifically
prohibited .
3 ) Officers and/or deputies will take specific actions when initiating a pursuit.
a) Officers and/or deputies are able to articulate that the necessity to immediately
apprehend the fleeing suspect(s) outweighs the risk to life and property inherent in
pursuit situations .
b) When deciding whether to initiate a pursuit, officer and/or deputies scrutinize
property crimes more closely than violent crimes . Property crimes alone do not
constitute justification for a pursuit barring extraordinary circumstances .
Examples of extraordinary circumstances include , but are not limited to , the
display of a weapon, or any situation where the suspect ' s actions constitute a
threat to citizen or public safety . The extraordinary circumstance must be present
prior to the time that a pursuit is initiated . In the event that a stolen vehicle flees ,
a pursuit is not authorized if the only factor involved is the crime of vehicle theft,
orpossession of a stolen vehicle . Officers and/or deputies engaged in pursuing a
stolen vehicle must be able to articulate other permissible factors justifying the
pursuit of the stolen vehicle .
c) Officers and/or deputies shall consider a number of factors when deciding
whether to initiate a pursuit including, among others , the safety of the public in
the area, the safety of the pursuing officers and/or deputies and the conditions of
the pursuit .
4) Officers and/or deputies will follow specific guidelines during vehicular pursuits
a) The primary pursuit unit initiates a pursuit and has responsibility for attempting to
stop the fleeing vehicle and/or terminate the pursuit within guidelines .
b) The support pursuit unit(s) provide backup to the primary pursuit unit
c) Officers and/or deputies who are on duty but are not actively involved in the
pursuit do not engage in the pursuit unless specifically assigned to do so by a
supervisor . Officers may take action to increase the safety of the community by
stopping cross traffic ahead of the pursuit.
d) On duty supervisory personnel have the primary responsibility to be aware of
pursuits and to assume command responsibility for the monitoring and control of
the pursuit as it progresses .
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5 ) Officers and/or deputies engaged in a vehicular pursuit will drive with due regard for
the safety of themselves and all other persons within the pursuit area.
a) Officers and/or deputies are not to engage in pursuits with a non- commissioned
passenger in the vehicle such as a prisoner, suspect, complainant, witness or
citizen rider .
b) Officers and/or deputies are not to engage in pursuit techniques that require the
officer and/or deputy to drive in the opposing or wrong direction on a freeway or
divided highway .
c) Officers and/or deputies are not to attempt to pull alongside a fleeing vehicle and
intentionally attempt to force it into any obstacle .
d) Officers and/or deputies are not to direct the spotlight at the direct vision of the
suspect or at the windshield or side windows of a suspect vehicle while in motion .
Directing the spotlight from behind into the back of the suspect vehicle to aid in
identifying occupants may be utilized.
6) Personnel operating unmarked or special purpose vehicles are authorized to engage in
vehicular pursuits when :
a) The vehicle is equipped with at least one lamp capable of displaying a red, blue,
or a red/blue combination light visible from at least five hundred feet in normal
sunlight and a siren capable of giving an audible signal .
b) The officer and/or deputy operating the pursuit vehicle is in uniform .
c) The vehicle being pursued is being operated by a fleeing suspect who represents
an immediate and direct threat to life .
d) All other requirements of this policy can be met .
e) When a marked vehicle becomes available to take over the pursuit, the unmarked
vehicle assumes the position of a support pursuit unit until a second marked unit
arrives . At that time , the unmarked vehicle may assume the position of the third
support pursuit unit for purposes of tactical vehicle intervention or for officer
and/or deputy safety purposes should the pursuit be terminated and the suspect
vehicle stopped .
7) Personnel operating motorcycles are authorized to engage in pursuits when :
a) The motorcycle is equipped with at least one lamp capable of displaying a red ,
blue , or red/blue combination light visible from at least five hundred feet in
normal sunlight and a siren capable of giving an audible signal .
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b) The vehicle being pursued is being operated by a fleeing suspect who represents
an immediate and direct threat to life .
c) Weather, road and related conditions allow.
d) All other requirements of this policy can be met.
e) The motorcycle terminates involvement in the pursuit when at least two four-
wheeled vehicles become primary and support units in the pursuit .
8 ) Personnel are authorized to use pursuit intervention techniques to control a pursuit, to
reduce risks associated with the pursuit and/or to bring a pursuit to a conclusion.
a) Pursuit intervention techniques are considered a use of force and may be deadly
force. Officers and/or deputies will use pursuit intervention techniques in
accordance with their department ' s policy.
b) Officers and/or deputies are authorized to use pursuit intervention techniques only
after receiving training and are certified in the specific technique used .
c) Prior to the deployment of any pursuit intervention technique , all officers and/or
deputies actively engaged in the pursuit shall be communicating on the same radio
frequency and shall communicate their actions on air prior to deployment.
d) The following are authorized techniques :
i) Pursuit Immobilization Technique (PIT) to stop and apprehend a fleeing
suspect whose actions indicate a disregard for the safety of the public and
police officer and/or deputies .
ii) Tire Deflation Devices ( Spike Strips) alone or in conjunction with other
pursuit intervention techniques only after the supervisor in command of the
pursuit is notified of the intended use of spike strips and authorizes such use .
iii) Intentional Intervention (Ramming) is authorized only when there is a
necessity to stop the suspect by using deadly force in order to protect officers
and/or deputies and the public .
9) Officers and/or deputies and/or supervisors may terminate pursuits under any one of
the following circumstances :
a) Any officer, deputy or supervisor involved in the pursuit reasonably believes that
the risks associated with continued pursuit are greater than the risks to the public
associated with the suspect remaining at large .
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b) The suspect ' s identity has been established and immediate apprehension is not
necessary to protect the public or officer and/or deputies .
c) The pursuit vehicle ' s location is no longer known.
d) Weather or traffic conditions substantially increase the danger of pursuit beyond
the worth of apprehending the suspect .
e) The distance between the pursuit and fleeing vehicles is so great that further
pursuit is futile .
f) If a pursuit travels outside of the boundaries of the initiating agency, another
agency accepts responsibility for the pursuit or communicates refusal to accept
responsibility .
g) If an accident occurs in the pursuit with an uninvolved citizen and there are no
other police or medical personnel readily available .
10) Vehicular pursuits traveling into other Washington jurisdictions .
a) Officers and/or deputies involved in a pursuit traveling outside of their
jurisdictional limits will contact CRESA to request assistance from the
appropriate jurisdiction .
b) The originating agency will provide CRESA with the reason for the pursuit, and
provide location, direction of travel , and vehicle/suspect description as soon as
possible .
c) The receiving agency will advise as soon as possible what role they will assume
(engagement, supervisory control , or perimeter support) .
d) The primary and two additional support pursuit units continue in direct pursuit
until the receiving agency is capable of accepting responsibility .
e) Once the receiving agency assumes the primary and support pursuit units , all
involved original units will terminate the pursuit. One original unit may continue ,
obeying all traffic regulations , to the ultimate stop to assist in the establishment of
probable cause for enforcement action against the offending driver .
f) If the receiving agency does not have a support unit, the original primary unit will
remain in the pursuit as a support unit .
g) Involved units will monitor the pursuit on their vehicle radio until their part in the
pursuit is terminated .
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h) If the receiving agency refuses to accept responsibility for the pursuit, the
originating agency may choose to continue to assume responsibility for the
pursuit and continue the pursuit . If the receiving agency chooses to terminate the
pursuit due to a known public safety concern (i . e . community event, road closure ,
construction) then all involved units will terminate the pursuit .
i) Following conclusion of the pursuit, the primary/originating agency supervisor
will communicate with the receiving agency.
11 ) Vehicular pursuits into the State of Oregon are authorized only if the subject being
pursued has committed a felony or is reasonably suspected of having committed a
felony or a violation of another state law relating to driving while intoxicated, or
driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol .
a) The primary or support pursuit unit, whichever unit is transmitting locations and
directions to dispatch, will notify CRESA when the pursuit appears that it is going
into Oregon .
b) Dispatch will notify the appropriate Oregon agency of the pursuit and the talk
group being used.
c) Once the Oregon agency assumes primary and support pursuit units , all involved
Washington units will terminate the pursuit . One original unit may continue ,
obeying all traffic regulations , to the conclusion point of the pursuit to assist in
the establishment of probable cause for enforcement action against the offending
driver .
d) If the receiving agency does not have a support unit, the primary unit will remain
in the pursuit as the support unit .
e) If the Oregon agency refuses to accept responsibility for the pursuit or terminates
the pursuit, all involved units will terminate the pursuit .
f) Following conclusion of the pursuit, the primary/originating agency supervisor
will communicate with the receiving agency .
12) Caravanning : A maximum of three (3 ) units , regardless of combination of
departments , shall be engaged in a pursuit. (Exceptional circumstances authorized by
a supervisor may warrant an exception to this restriction, ie . , multiple dangerous
suspects , shots fired, armed robbery)
13 ) All vehicular pursuits will be documented and reviewed consistent with the
guidelines and policies of all involved agencies .
a) The primary pursuit unit and support unit(s) officer and/or deputies will complete
written reports detailing the pursuit.
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b) The supervisor in command of the pursuit will complete a supervisor ' s pursuit
report . A uniform supervisor ' s pursuit report will be adopted by the Law
Enforcement Planning Council for use by participating agencies .
c) All pursuit reports will be reviewed in accordance with the review policies of the
involved agencies .
d) All supervisors ' pursuit reports will be forwarded to the interagency Emergency
Vehicle Operators Instructor (EVOC) Cadre for recording and analysis . The
EVOC Cadre will prepare an annual pursuit report for distribution to all local law
enforcement agency heads . This report will include (grouped by agency and
overall totals) :
i) A summary of pursuits by violation (reason for pursuit) .
ii) A summary of pursuits by pursuit outcome .
iii) A summary of accidents associated with pursuits .
iv) A summary and analysis of the use of Pursuit Intervention Techniques .
v) A summary of damage and injuries sustained as a result of pursuits .
vi) A summary of recommended remedial actions , including training
recommendations , and/or policy revision recommendations if warranted .
vii) The EVOC Cadre reports will not identify individual officers .
Choice of Law.
The parties agree that, in connection with their activities under the Interlocal Agreement,
they shall comply with all applicable federal , state , and local laws or regulations and,
further, that this Mutual Law Enforcement Assistance Agreement shall be construed
according to the laws of the State of Washington .
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EXECUTED on the dad= and year first written below ,
CITE' OF CAMAS , WASHINGTON
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Mayor Paul Dennis
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Aitch Lackey — Chief af Police �—
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Address for Notice :
Mitch Lackey , Police Chief
Camas Police Depailment
City of Carnas
100 N . E , ,1 ,d Avenue
Camas , WA 98607
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EXECUTED on the day and year first written belmv .
CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS , Clark Co . ; WA
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Mark Boldt, Chair
Date : ,-°
Steve Stuart , Commissioner
Tom Miellce , Commissioner
Approved as to form :
ARTHUR D . CURTIS ATTEST :
Prosecuting Attorney
Senior Deputy Clerk to the Board --- ----`- �---
Address for Notice :
Garr. E . Lucas , Sheriff
Clark County Sheriff Office
Post Office Boy 410
Vancouver , WA Q8666
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SKAMANIA COUINT `a ° SHERIFF BOARD OF COUNTY
Ct7MM ] SSIC)NFRS , Sl aanania Co , W'A
David S Brown, Sheriff Al McKee , Chair
Date :
Bud (,)uam , Conmussroner
I3oh I alcnt Commissioner
Approved Las to form :
PI : ` FR S . I i'.s1 S Ali FST :
Prosccutin <o Attor-ney
Clerk to the Board
Address for Notice :
David S . brown , `sheriff
Skatncania County Sheriffs Office
Post Office Box c)"70
Stevenson , WA 98648
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CITE' OF BAT E GROV D , WASHINGTON
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Robert Carden , Interim Chief of Police
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Clerk City Attorney
Address for Notice .
Tim Hopkin , Police Chief
La Center Police DLTartment
Citi of La Center
105 W `h Street
La. Cotter, A 9629
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Leisha Copsey - Fwd : RE : MLEAA Pursuits Agreement
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To : Leisha Copsey
Date: 6/ 15/2010 3 : 03 PM
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I guess this is what it is going to be .
> > > " Lawler, John" <John . Lawler@clark.wa . gov> 6/ 15/2010 2 : 57 PM > > >
I didn 't seek signatures from the Clark County commissioners, because the agreement is a law enforcement
operations policy agreement. Since the agreement involves no changes to the budget and involves no department
except law enforcement, the County decision was the sheriffs and the sheriffs alone to make .
I believe that WSU -V has decided not to participate in MLEAAs for now . I do not know why we don't
have Skamania County participation . Perhaps Dani can shed some light on that.
If either Skamania or WSU -V sends in a signature page at a later date, I can add that page to the recorded
agreement by issuing a simple addendum to the County Clerk's Office. In the meantime, I left their blank signature
pages in the agreement so that it could be noted that the pages are not lost but unsigned .
John
From : Mitch Lackey [mailto : mlackey@ci . camas. wa . us]
Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 2 : 49 PM
To : Lawler, John
Subject: Re : MLEAA Pursuits Agreement
John,
I was immediately asked about the unsigned pages by our City Clerk:
Clark County Commissioners
Skamania County Commissioners
WSU
> > > " Lawler, John" <John . Lawler@clark.wa . gov> 6/ 15/2010 10 : 46 AM > > >
The recently signed and recorded interlocal pursuits agreement is
attached .
John Lawler
Clark County Sheriffs Office
707 West 13th Street / PO Box 410
Vancouver, WA 98666
(360) 397-2211 , x4173
john . lawler@clark.wa .gov
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