Homeland Security and Civil Disorders Flashcards
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Under Ohio law, what is the legal definition of a 'riot' per ORC 2917.03?
Answer: Five or more persons engaging in violent and tumultuous conduct that creates a risk of physical harm or property damage
ORC 2917.03 defines riot as five or more persons engaging together in violent and tumultuous conduct.
What is the Incident Command System (ICS) as it applies to homeland security response in Ohio?
Answer: A standardized management structure for coordinating multi-agency emergency response
ICS is a standardized, scalable management framework for multi-agency responses to emergencies and major incidents.
What is the role of the Ohio Homeland Security Strategic Analysis and Information Center (SAIC)?
Answer: It serves as Ohio's fusion center, collecting and analyzing threat intelligence for law enforcement
The SAIC is Ohio's fusion center that collects, analyzes, and distributes threat intelligence to law enforcement statewide.
During a civil disturbance, what constitutional amendment most directly governs the rights of peaceful protesters?
Answer: First Amendment
The First Amendment protects peaceful assembly, free speech, and petition of the government.
What is a CBRNE incident and what does the acronym stand for?
Answer: Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive
CBRNE encompasses the five categories of weapons of mass destruction.
What is the 'See Something, Say Something' program and how does it relate to Ohio law enforcement?
Answer: A DHS campaign encouraging public reporting of suspicious activity to law enforcement
The DHS campaign encourages citizens to report suspicious activity, which Ohio law enforcement uses as a tip source.