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Assess circumstances and consequences to set appropriate priorities.
According to the crash circumstances and consequences, assessing the whole situation under Article 129.2.b. There is no unvarying order requiring officer cooperation always to be left until last. As an initial guide, the DGT recommends protecting, alerting and assisting, without creating new danger and following emergency-service instructions. Help within your knowledge; requesting help is part of assistance too. Providing identity and cooperating remain obligations when applicable.
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Always apply a fixed order even when circumstances require otherwise.
Assess circumstances and consequences to set appropriate priorities.
Always leave cooperation with officers until last, without exception.
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