Which of the following is NOT a step in post-riot procedures?

• A. Evacuate injured personnel
• B. Conduct a debriefing
• C. Provide medical training
• D. Secure the area

Answer: (C)

Post-incident response focuses on immediate safety, medical care, scene control, and learning from what happened. Evacuating injured personnel ensures they receive urgent treatment and are removed from ongoing danger. Securing the area prevents further harm and helps protect people and evidence. Conducting a debriefing (after-action review) allows the team to analyze how the response went and make improvements for future incidents. Providing medical training, while important for overall readiness, is not an action you perform as part of the post-riot response itself; it’s ongoing preparedness work rather than a direct post-incident step. Therefore, the option about providing medical training is not a post-riot procedure.