Disturbances not involving persons in a domestic or family relationship should be handled under which protocol?

Disturbances not involving persons in a domestic or family relationship should be handled under which protocol?

• A. Protocol 110
• B. Protocol 113
• C. Protocol 114
• D. Protocol 105

Answer: (B)

Disturbances are directed by the relationship context of the people involved, so the protocol selected should match that context. When no domestic or family relationship exists between those involved, the designated protocol for non-domestic disturbances applies. That’s why this scenario best fits Protocol 113. It ensures the response steps, coordination, and safety measures are aligned with incidents outside of domestic or family settings. The other protocols are tied to different types of disturbances (such as domestic/family-related situations or other incident categories), so they wouldn’t fit this scenario as appropriately.

Disturbances are directed by the relationship context of the people involved, so the protocol selected should match that context. When no domestic or family relationship exists between those involved, the designated protocol for non-domestic disturbances applies. That’s why this scenario best fits Protocol 113. It ensures the response steps, coordination, and safety measures are aligned with incidents outside of domestic or family settings. The other protocols are tied to different types of disturbances (such as domestic/family-related situations or other incident categories), so they wouldn’t fit this scenario as appropriately.