04.16.2026 CPOB Agenda
Civilian Police Oversight Board · 2026-04-16 · agenda
This document is an agenda for the Civilian Police Oversight Board of the City of Kissimmee. It lists items for review and discussion, including meeting minutes, public comment, old business, and new business items concerning General Orders 524 (Immigration Enforcement Assistance) and 401 (Response To Resistance). No development projects or specific construction opportunities are detailed.
Agenda items
- 1. Claims of Citizenship: When an individual in agency custody subject to an ICE
- 1. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
- 1. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
- 1. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER
- 1. Non-DIO Officers: If an officer detains or encounters someone who has an
- 1. Suspected Unauthorized Alien Contact Form:
- 1. The victim or witness is necessary to the investigation or prosecution of a crime,
- 1. Until DIOs receive authorized direct access to ICE databases, they must consult
- 2. A DIO cannot arrest a person without the permission of the SDDO having issued
- 2. DIO Officer Available: Non-DIO officers will contact the KPD Communications
- 2. Initial Review of Available Records: The Watch Commander shall immediately
- 2. Law Enforcement Agency Immigration Monthly Summary Data Collection:
- 2. The victim or witness timely and in good faith responds to the Kissimmee Police
- 3. MINUTES
- 3. MINUTES
- 3. MINUTES
- 3. No DIO Officer Available: Officers can, with Watch Commander approval, contact
- 3. Referral to ICE: If the claim is not resolved by local records, or if any uncertainty
- 4. DIO Credentialed Officers: Officers who are credentialed 287(g) Task Force
- 4. Release Obligation: If, after a reasonable inquiry, the agency possesses information
- 5. Compliance with Law: Failure to take reasonable action in response to a credible
- 6. NEW BUSINESS
- 6. NEW BUSINESS
- 6. NEW BUSINESS
- a. Arrival (Presence) – The officer is present on the scene. This includes proper voice and/or
- a. Can I physically control the subject?
- a. Cases Involving an Arrest on State/Local Charges (DIO or Non-DIO) – The officer must
- a. Designated Immigration Officer (DIO) – A local law enforcement officer that has been
- a. FDLE Reporting – The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) requires
- a. Full Name;
- a. Is the subject verbally or physically resisting my lawful authority?
- a. Officer Arrests a Person for State/Local Criminal Charge – The officer shall query the
- a. Presence – The subject is on the scene in attendance of suspicious activity.
- a. Primary Service Handgun – The Department issued handgun carried by sworn officers;
- a. Protect the officer or others from what is reasonably believed to be a
- a. Severity of crime;
- a. Shooting into a crowd;
- a. Statements by the person indicating they are in the United States illegally;
- a. Verbal or physical intervention;
- a. What subject factors influence this situation? Weapon? Physical size? Demeanor? Others?
- b. Cases Involving an Arrest on an ICE Administrative Warrant Only (DIO Only) – The
- b. Could I use a non-lethal weapon not meant to cause death or great bodily harm?
- b. Date of Birth;
- b. Failure to produce a standard form of identification (e.g. driver’s license, state-issued ID
- b. Florida ICE Response Center (FIRC) – The Florida office of ICE responsible for handling
- b. Immediate notification to a supervisor; and/or
- b. Interview Stance – The officer adopts a stance outside their danger zone that provides
- b. Is the subject making attacking movements that are not likely to cause death or great bodily
- b. Officer does NOT have Probable Cause to Arrest for Criminal Charges
- b. SAO Reporting – The officer must also notify the State Attorney’s Office for the Ninth
- Business Consulting
- Training & Tutoring
- b. Secondary Handgun – Any Department authorized handgun other than the primary service
- b. Shooting through doors, through windows or into buildings without clear target
- b. To prevent the escape of a fleeing violent felon whom the officer reasonably believes poses
- b. Verbal Resistance – The subject verbally refuses to comply with an officer’s requests or
- b. What officer factors influence this situation? Training? Experience? Physical size? Others?
- b. Whether the subject is an immediate threat to the safety of the employee or any individual;
- c. A direct order by a supervisor to cease the use of the excessive force.
- c. Cases without an Arrest (DIO or Non-DIO) – The officer or DIO must document the
- c. Contradictory statement about the person’s identity or reason for being in the United States,
- c. Dialogue – A two-way, controlled, non-emotional communication between the police
- c. Gender;
- c. ICE Law Enforcement Service Center (LESC) – The designated point of contact for
- c. Is the subject making attacking movements that are likely to cause death or great bodily
- c. Officer or DIO Encounters an Unauthorized Alien who is a Victim or Witness – Pursuant
- c. Passive Physical Resistance – The subject physically refuses to comply or respond.
- c. Shooting at subjects who only pose a threat to themselves such as suicidal subjects;
- c. Shoulder Weapons – Long guns to include shotguns and rifles; and
- c. To destroy an animal that represents a threat to public safety or as a humanitarian measure
- Legal Services
- Business Coaching & Training
- c. What environmental factors influence this situation? Weather? Location? Presence of
- c. What weapons or restraint devices are available to me?
- c. Whether the subject is resisting arrest or attempting to evade arrest by flight;
- d. Active Physical Resistance – The subject makes physically evasive movements to defeat
- d. Country of Citizenship;
- d. DIO Suspects that a Person is an Unauthorized Alien – If a DIO encounters a person who
- d. Is deadly force the appropriate option to prevent death or great bodily harm to myself or
- d. Less-Lethal Launcher – A specific launcher designated by the Department Armorer for
- d. National Crime Information Center (NCIC) – A computerized index of missing persons
- Legal Services
- Office & Business Support Services
- d. Shooting from moving vehicles; and
- d. The number of subjects and employees involved;
- d. Verbal Direction – The officer tells or commands a subject to engage in, or refrain from
- d. What is the seriousness of the crime?
- d. When conducting a query of the person through the National Crime Information Center
- e. Aggressive Physical Resistance – The subject makes overt, hostile, attacking movements
- e. Alien Registration Number;
- e. Claims of U.S. Citizenship by Individuals Held on ICE Detainers – It is the policy of the
- e. Known history of violence?
- e. Orlando ICE Response Center (OIRC) – The Orlando office of ICE responsible for
- e. Shooting at moving vehicles (Unless it reasonably appears it would endanger officers or
- e. The size, age, and condition of employees and subjects;
- e. Touch – The officer employs a soft assisting touch when directing or a firm, strong touch
- f. Aggravated Physical Resistance – The subject makes overt, hostile, attacking movements
- f. Can the subject be recaptured later?
- f. Current Address;
- f. Restraint Devices – Mechanical tools used to restrict a subject's movement and facilitate
- f. Supervisory Detention and Deportation Officer (SDDO) – A law enforcement supervisor
- f. The duration of the police action;
- g. Current Phone Number; and
- g. Injury;
- g. Is evidence likely to be destroyed?
- g. Transporters – Techniques used to control and/or move a subject from point A to point B
- g. Unauthorized Alien – A person who is unlawfully present in the United States according
- h. Current Employer and Employer’s Address.
- h. Known violent history of a subject;
- h. Pain Compliance – Techniques that compels a subject to comply with an officer as a result
- h. United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) – A division of the federal
- i. DIOs shall not transport or arrest an individual solely on the basis of a civil
- i. If FHP, OCSO or other nearby municipality does not have an available DIO,
- i. Known or suspected use of intoxicants by subject;
- i. Takedown – Techniques that redirect a subject to the ground in a controlled manner to limit
- i. The officer may detain the person for a reasonable amount of time while
- ii. DIOs are not authorized to perform immigration officer functions except
- ii. If a DIO or an ICE agent fails to arrive on the scene within a reasonable
- ii. If the person meets ICE detention criteria, the DIO will transport the person
- iii. If a DIO fails to arrive on the scene within a reasonable period of time,
- iii. If the subject is released at the end of the stop/encounter without an ICE
- iv. If confirmation is done via telephone, officers shall verbally confirm the
- j. Countermoves – Techniques that impede a subject's movement toward an officer or others
- j. Known or apparent mental or psychological condition(s);
- k. Environmental factors; and
- k. Intermediate Weapons – Weapons that are primarily used to control a subject such as an
- l. Any other factor or circumstances that may be relevant to the response to resistance that is
- l. Incapacitation – Techniques intended to stun or render a subject temporarily unconscious,
- m. Deadly Force – Techniques that may result in death or great bodily harm. Deadly force
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