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On the reverse side of the application form should be reproduced Section 5302 of the General Code of Ohio including the Loyalty Oath signed and prop- erly notarized. 9. Applicants should not be considered who bear a poor reputation, or who have a criminal record, or one whose loyalty may be questioned. RUTHORITS~ 1. Police power may be bestowed upon Auxiliary Police by I~ ~' ~ virtue of the provisions of the Ohio General Code Sec- 5 yls~~ a~j tions 5291, 5295, 4374, local charters or ordinances or by the ~hieflaw-enforccemen-t-official-of-an_y_municipality_,or S ~-~SrG.~ th_ e co~Y• 2. The Auxiliary Police when performing the duties of their ~ 3~~,~ office should be subject to and under the direction of the law-enforcement agency of which they are a part. -_ _ FUNCTIONS The basic police responsibility in disaster is to establish and maintain order, and to facilitate the movement and • operations of other emergency agencies. Some of the functions of Auxiliary Police are as fol- lows: 1. Know the location and operation of all available means of emergency communication. 2. Render First Aid. 3. Enforce air-raid warning and air-raid precautionary measures. 4. Assist and facilitate the operations of proper au- thorities in the identification and handling of the injured and dead. 5. Report all broken water, gas, and sewer mains, 'poles, trees, power lines knocked down, etc., to Headquarters. Erect barricades and signs and pro- vide protection. 6. Assist authorized transportation services. 7. Provide right-of-way for emergency vehicles.. 8. Assist in the regulation and control of traffic,~'~ ~~:=__ 9. Render assistance to people in distress. '~_ _ _ 6 (e) Maiming or disfiguring another (G. C. 12416) (f) Shooting, cutting or stabbing with intent to kill (G. C. 12420) (g) Assault with intent to kill or commit rape or a ~ robbery (G. C. 12421) (h) Pointing and discharging firearms. (G. C. 12422) (i) Assault and battery and menacing threats (G. C. 12423) (j) Torturing or unlawfully punishing another (G. C. 12428) (k) Robbery (G. C. 12432) (1) Armed Robbery (G. C. 12432-1) (3) .Offenses pertaining to property: (a) Arson (several types) (G. C. 12433, 12433-1, 12434, 12435, 12435-1, 12436) (b) Burglary and other breaking. (1) Inhabited dwelling-night season (G. C. 12437) (2) Uninhabited-night season (G. C. 12438) (3) Possession burglar tools (G. C. 12439) (4) Safe breaking (G. C. 12440) (5) Bank robbery (G. C. 12441) (6) Breaking and entering-daytime (G. C. 12442) (7) Breaking and entering-committing violence (G. C. 12443 and 12444) (8) Breaking and entering-military storehouse (G. C. 12446) (c) Theft-grand-petty larceny (G. C. 12447) (1) Larceny by trick (G. C. 12447-1) (d) Entering enclosed lands or damaging fence ' (G. C. 12448-1, 12448-2) (e) Receiving stolen property (G. C. 12450) - (f) ~ Malicious destruction of property (G. C. 12477) (g) Throwing or shooting at trains or vessels (G. C. 12497) ® (h) Trespassing on state lands (G. C. 12498) (i) Injuring property of United States along navi- gable streams (G. C. 12506) (j) Interfering with electric light power (G. C. 12507) 15