What is the first step when performing a search on a captured detainee?

The first step is to position the detainee so you can visually search them and check for weapons and contraband.

The captured detainee must raise his/her arms above the head, with his/her fingers spread and palm facing you. Then, he/she must be ordered to turn around and kneel, so you can search further. The detainee must also have to lie on his/her stomach with arms straight out of the sides, his/her legs spread far apart, and forehead on the ground. It must be ensured that at the opposite side of the detainee being positioned and searched, there is a guard.

The first step is to position the detainee so you can visually search them and check for weapons and contraband.  

Explanation:

When searching captured detainees, the first step is to position them, which is be done by holding them with handcuffs or leg straps. Because detainees are expected to harm or harass their captors while being guarded, it is important to disarm and secure them.

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