Intentionally causing damage by discharging firearms should be handled on which protocol?

Intentionally causing damage by discharging firearms should be handled on which protocol?

• A. Protocol: 105
• B. Protocol: 132
• C. Protocol: 106
• D. Protocol: 111

Answer: (D)

Intentionally causing damage with a firearm is treated as a deliberate violent act, so the protocol that covers intentional violence and weapon discharge is the one to use. This protocol focuses on scene safety, securing the area, coordinating with law enforcement, preserving and collecting evidence, and documenting the incident so it can be investigated as a possible crime. Other protocols cover different kinds of incidents—accidents, non-violent emergencies, or hazards—so they wouldn’t apply to a deliberate act with a firearm.

Intentionally causing damage with a firearm is treated as a deliberate violent act, so the protocol that covers intentional violence and weapon discharge is the one to use. This protocol focuses on scene safety, securing the area, coordinating with law enforcement, preserving and collecting evidence, and documenting the incident so it can be investigated as a possible crime. Other protocols cover different kinds of incidents—accidents, non-violent emergencies, or hazards—so they wouldn’t apply to a deliberate act with a firearm.