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

The correct choice highlights three non-deadly force options suitable for handling active resistance: come-along techniques, O/C (oleoresin capsicum) spray, and electronic weapons.

Come-along techniques are physical control techniques employed to compel an individual to comply with law enforcement directives without causing serious harm. These methods usually involve leveraging an individual's extremities to gain control.

O/C spray is a non-lethal chemical agent used to incapacitate individuals temporarily, providing law enforcement an opportunity to gain control of a situation without resorting to lethal force.

Electronic weapons, such as stun guns, deliver an electric charge to disrupt voluntary muscle control, allowing officers to safely manage situations with fewer risks of injury to both the officer and the individual.

The other choices include options that are not typically classified as non-deadly force. Firearms and impact weapons carry a higher risk of causing serious injury or death, placing them outside the category of non-deadly force options. While control techniques and K9 assistance can be valuable in certain circumstances, they can also involve a degree of physical force that may not always be considered non-deadly. Therefore, the selection of come-along techniques, O/C spray, and electronic weapons better aligns with the principles of