Wisconsin Police Academy Phase 2 Practice Test

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What does pursuit intervention technique (PIT) aim to achieve?

To enhance the suspect's escape

To safely disable a fleeing vehicle

The pursuit intervention technique (PIT) is designed specifically to safely disable a fleeing vehicle, thereby bringing a high-speed chase to a controlled stop. By using this technique, law enforcement officers can maneuver their vehicle in a manner that strikes the rear end of the suspect's vehicle at a certain angle and speed. This causes the suspect's vehicle to spin out or lose control, allowing officers to safely apprehend the driver without escalating the situation further or endangering the lives of others on the road.

Utilizing the PIT ensures that the pursuit is resolved with minimal risk compared to other methods that may involve prolonged chases or higher chances of accidents. The technique is taught with an emphasis on proper execution and situational awareness to mitigate any potential for collateral damage during the maneuver.

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To create chaos during a chase

To distract the fleeing driver

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