307.02.01.001 (ISCC FM) Use of Oleoresin Capsicum

This document was approved by Randy Blades, Warden of ISCC on 07/01/2014
Purpose
The purpose of this field memorandum is to provide specific guidelines that are unique to this facility in order to fully implement standard operating procedure307.02.01.001. The deputy
warden of security has oversight.
General Statement
This field memorandum is subject to revision at the discretion of the warden of this facility, chief of the Operations Division (or designee), or director of the Idaho Department of
Correction. Any one of these persons may revise, suspend, or rescind any procedural steps, at any time, at hissole discretion.
STORAGE AND INVENTORY CONTROL
All less lethal/chemical munitions will be visibly marked with the purchase and expiration date. Service life is three years operational, and training life is five years. Each fiscal
year, one third of the institutional less lethal/chemical munitions stock will be replaced.
All OC projectors will be stored in central control, unit control center, Sub Armory, or the emergency equipment/Ready Room when not issued to a staff member.
Central control40 MK 4 stream projectors10 MK 4 foam projectors 15 MK 9 stream projectors 6 MK 9 fog projectors
ABC6 MK 4 stream projectors
DEF7 MK 9 stream projectors 7MK 4 stream projector
GHI5 MK 4 stream projectors
JKL5 MK 4 stream projectors
M-R5 MK 4 stream projectors
S-X 5 MK 4 stream projectors
PIE6 MK 4 stream projectors
SEG3 MK 4 stream projectors
Emergency equipment/Ready Room6 MK 9 stream projectors6 MK 9 fog projectors OC projectors will be assigned to the work area and will be checked out using a pictured key chit to identify
the user. All supervisory security staff will have a projector issued to them. All security staff that have been trained in OC spray during pre-service or POST academy will be in possession
of OC while having offender contact. All OC will be inventoried/inspected monthly and included on the emergency equipment report to the administrative lieutenant and the facility emergency
coordinator. Any used or damaged projectors will be replaced within 24 hours and used for training. The replacement projector will be signed out of the emergency equipment/Ready Room
by a supervisor and the used/damaged projector secured in the emergency equipment/Ready Room accompanied by the report number. Items that are worn, damaged, or expired will be replaced
and noted on the inventory.Chemical devices will be stored in a designated secure location and will be inventoried and inspected by the oncoming shift staff, prior to the previous shift
staff departing that post and/or cellblock. Any discrepancies in the inventory or inspections will be immediately reported to the shift commander.All other chemical devices will be secured
in the emergency equipment/Ready Room or Sub Armory.Each area and housing unit will possess a current inventory of all chemical devices that they are issued and/or assigned. The facility
head or designee must approve this inventory.Items that are worn, damaged, or expired will be replaced and noted on the inventory. These inventories will be turned in with all other
monthly reports.All damaged, used, or expired chemical munitions will be used for training. If not useable, they will be disposed of within the manufacturer specifications.
REFERENCE
SOP 307.02.01.001 Use of Force
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