Officially, police officers are required to keep their guns in a secure place while off duty, according to the Patrol Guide, the department's policy manual.

In fact, several directives seeking to have officers use the minimum amount of force necessary are written into the Patrol Guide, the department s policy manual.

Carrying a gun while intoxicated is forbidden in the Patrol Guide, the department's policy manual.

The scenes are designed to make the students anxious, and they are often more ambiguous than the situations described in the department's Patrol Guide.

The department's Patrol Guide gives officers a great deal of latitude when it comes to stopping and frisking people.

That would be consistent with normal procedure, according to the Police Department's Patrol Guide.

In the Patrol Guide, for instance, drinking to excess is simply prohibited.

Once the officer is identified, s/he is then scheduled to give a statement to the investigator and must attend, according to Patrol Guide 211.13.

Their duties are defined in the Patrol Guide, written law and case law.

Requirements in the department's Patrol Guide also state that officers, after giving speeches, must file written summaries.