Which of the following situations would NOT typically require an immediate response from law enforcement?

A routine traffic stop would typically not require an immediate response from law enforcement because it is generally a planned and controlled situation. Officers have time to assess the circumstances, interact with the driver, and determine the appropriate course of action without the pressing urgency that characterizes critical incidents such as active attackers or hostage situations.

In contrast, scenarios such as an active attacker in a school, a hostage situation, or an active attacker in a business require swift responses due to the imminent threat to life and safety. These situations necessitate immediate action to protect innocent individuals and mitigate potential harm, emphasizing the importance of a rapid law enforcement response. This distinguishes them from routine traffic stops, where the risks are not similarly elevated.