How many SF members are required during the transport of a juvenile?

The requirement for two Security Forces (SF) members during the transport of a juvenile is rooted in safety and procedural protocols designed to ensure both the security and well-being of the juvenile while in custody. Having two members allows for proper supervision and management of the transport process, which is crucial when dealing with vulnerable populations, such as juveniles, who may require additional support.

This two-person requirement helps to minimize risks, ensures that both SF members can effectively communicate and coordinate actions, and allows for a backup in case of emergencies. It also serves to uphold accountability and provide a witness should any issues arise during the transport. This procedure is consistent with best practices in law enforcement and child welfare, aiming to protect the rights and safety of the juvenile being transported.