What are three non-deadly force options for handling active resistance?

In the context of handling active resistance, compliance techniques such as come-along techniques, O/C spray (pepper spray), and electronic weapons (like stun guns) are considered non-deadly force options.

Come-along techniques involve the use of leverage to control and guide a person without causing injury, promoting compliance through physical manipulation. O/C spray is effective for temporarily incapacitating an individual by causing irritation to the eyes and respiratory system, allowing for control of a resistant person. Electronic weapons are designed to disrupt muscle control temporarily, providing an effective means of subduing a subject without inflicting lasting harm.

These methods emphasize control and de-escalation without progressing to deadly force. Although other options presented in the other choices involve various levels of physical control or force, they either include deadly force options or techniques that may not align with the non-deadly force classification. Thus, option C aligns best with the principles of non-deadly force in law enforcement practices.