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UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO (U//FOUO) Less-Than-Lethal Devices Policy Guide. (U) Ensure the ASAC or SSA assigned by the field office completes the FD-1085 within 30 days of the incident, in delegated reviews, including those reviews completed by the task force officer, task force member, or task force participant agency. (U) Training Division (TD), assistant director must:. (U) Consult with the Office of the General Counsel (OGC) prior to approving any other FBI employees (non-law enforcement) who are not assigned to a field office to carry the FBI issued OC. (U) Prepare an EC giving authorization for non-Iaw enforcement employees to carry the FBI issued OC. (U) Ensure the employee has successfully completed a course of instruction on OC provided by a certified FBI defensive tactics instructor.. (U) Inspection Division (INSD) must: (U) Determine whether to deploy a team to investigate any use of less-than-lethal devices or delegate responsibility to the field office. (U) Ensure completion of the FD-1085. (U) Maintain data on the use of less-than-lethal devices and prepare an annual report. 2.2. (U) Non-FBI Employees (Task Force Officers/Task Force Members/Task Force Participants) (U/FOUO) Although the DOJ policy does not mention federal task force officers specifically, the FBI has determined that the policy should apply to all of its TFOs when they are engaged in FBI operations. (U/FOUO) TFMs are not generally Iaw enforcement officers and, therefore, will not normally carry less-than-lethal devices in connection with the performance of their official duties. TFOs are certified federal, state, Iocal or tribal Iaw enforcement officers and will likely be issued less-than-lethal devices by their agencies. TFPs may also be law enforcement officers who carry less-than-lethal devices that have been issued by their agencies. force officer, task force member, or task force participant, an individual may carry Iess-than-lethal devices that have been issued by the individual's agency only as set forth in Section 3.8. of this policy guide. (U) Task force officers are (U) Required to attend all DIOG related training and is bound by all rules regulations, and policies set forth in the DiOG. (U) A certified federal, state, local, or tribal law enforcement officer. (U) Authorized to carry a firearm 4 UNCLASSIFIED//FOUO