Which situation will NOT typically activate the SRT?

The situation that will not typically activate the Special Response Team (SRT) is routine food distribution. This is because routine food distribution is a standard, non-emergency procedure that occurs regularly within the detention facility. It is conducted in a controlled environment where the risks are minimal, and the likelihood of disturbances is low.

The SRT is primarily called into action for high-risk situations that require specialized tactics and additional manpower to manage effectively. This includes scenarios such as combative inmates, where there might be a threat to staff or other inmates; cell extractions, which involve the removal of an inmate from their cell due to disruptive behavior or non-compliance; and high-risk inmate transports that involve potentially dangerous individuals being moved from one location to another. These situations demand rapid response capabilities and specialized skills that the SRT possesses, unlike the routine and predictable process of food distribution.