What action triggers tracking under the response to resistance category?

Tracking under the response to resistance category is specifically triggered by incidents involving force. This includes any situation where law enforcement or security personnel must use physical force to control or subdue a subject. Such incidents need to be documented for accountability, transparency, and to ensure that proper protocols are followed during use of force situations. Monitoring these incidents can help agencies evaluate their practices, provide necessary training, and assess compliance with established policies regarding the use of force.

In contrast, submission of complaints typically deals with grievances rather than active incidents involving force, participation in training is more about preparation and skill development, and completion of performance reviews assesses overall job performance rather than specific incidents. Thus, monitoring incidents involving force is crucial for maintaining oversight and improving response strategies in law enforcement.