Flatrock Pressure Point Control Tactics (PPCT) Practice Test

What is the reactionary gap principle?

The maximum distance at which an officer can operate safely Safe zone minimum that an officer should maintain with others A prescribed distance to maintain during all pursuits A standoff distance used in negotiations

Correct Answer:

Safe zone minimum that an officer should maintain with others

Explanation:

Reactionary gap is the minimum safe distance you keep from another person to allow time to perceive a threat, decide on a response, and take action before harm can occur. It’s about space and time to react, not about a maximum range or a distance used for all pursuits, and it isn’t specifically a distance used in negotiations. The exact distance can vary with the situation and threat indicators, but the core idea is to maintain enough space to observe movements, issue commands, and, if needed, apply a controlled response to protect yourself and others.

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