Gear and career maintenance for the new year
The beginning of a new year is a great time to assess your gear and see what needs to be cleaned, replaced or updated. Do you have the same belt keepers you were issued in the academy, and now you’re an FTO?...
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Straight Arm Bar Takedown
In this week's P1 video tactical tip, trainer Joe Ferrera demonstrates step-by-step instructions for executing a proper straight arm bar takedown and spotlights common mistakes to avoid that will make the technique less...
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Moving towards your subject
In todays P1 video tip, trainer Joe Truncale explains why he feels that in some scenarios, moving in towards a suspect launching an attack on you can be more advantageous than moving backwards. Using a real-world...
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Traffic Stop Safety
I've been retired for a bit, but I used to employ a tactic on some traffic stops involving panel vans and vehicles with darkened rear windows. Since most of our patrols were one-officer squads, I used to position my...
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Buckle Up!
Watch this video on BLUtube In today’s PoliceOne Video Tactical Tip, Senior Street Survival Seminar Instructor Dave Smith shares a reminder about one of the most basic but critical officer survival steps you can...
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Distracting a suspect
In this week's PoliceOne Video Tactical Tip trainer Joe Ferrera demonstrates an effective striking technique for distracting an uncooperative subject long enough for you to apply a transport wrist lock.
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Stop reminders
I recently went from running as a single officer car to having a partner. Riding with another officer for the first time in a long while I was surprised to see the differences in how we both handle something as simple...
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The right load for spare magazines
One of our instructors is teaching this tip: Under-load each of your spare magazines by one round. When your spare magazines are at full capacity, there is very little give because the springs are fully compressed. This...
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Escaping from a mounted position
In this week's PoliceOne Video Tactical Tip, Team One Network instructor Sgt. John Riddle of the West Palm Beach Police Department demonstrates (with the help of Sgt. Bill Sandman) how to escape when you're back down and...
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Priorities for active-shooter response
In this week's PoliceOne Video Tactical Tip, Team One Network Instructor Trevin Sorby outlines the first priorities of command as well as officer positioning in responding to an active-shooter incident.
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Using the 'shoulder lock'
In this week's PoliceOne Video Tactical Tip, DT Instructor Dave Young illustrates three scenarios in which the “shoulder lock” might be applied and explains the benefits and cautions of this tactic.
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Corrections video — Tactical positions for searching
There is more to a custodial search of an inmate than just knowing how to actually physically search the inmate. Your search should begin with how you tactically position the inmate to keep you physically safe and reduce...
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When to use palm-heel strikes and punches
Download the broadband video Download Windows Media Player In this week’s PoliceOne Video Tip, produced The Police Officers Safety Association (POSA), Jeff Brooks, a martial arts teacher and police officer, challenges...
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Think before you act to avoid getting into a jam
In debriefing incidents, especially those times when it went bad and the officer had time to think before s/he acted - but didn’t, a failure to follow the First Responder Philosophy (FRP) was often the problem. Many...
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Improving your roadside visibility
Driver inattention is one of the leading causes of vehicular accidents in the U.S. As officers we are more at risk than most due to the "routine traffic stop." Traffic stops are one of the most basic and dangerous things...
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2 pressure point techniques to keep in your DT arsenal
Download the video Download Windows Media PlayerIn this week’s PoliceOne Video Tip, produced by the Law Enforcement Training Network (LETN) we explore two highly effective pressure point techniques that although not...
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12 tips for cultivating the practice of courtesy
By Gary T. Klugiewicz Lessons Learned and Lost – 12 tips for cultivating the practice of courtesy It’s amazing to me how many painful lessons we learn in the police and correctional arenas that are simply learned and...
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If you find one weapon, keep looking
Video: Broadband Dialup Download Windows Media Player This video clip serves as a reminder of how easy it can be for a suspect to conceal one—or many—weapons, including a full-length shotgun and a functional machine...
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What would you do?
This week’s video training tip, provided by the Law Enforcement Training Network, explores three response options to a “man with a gun” call involving a subject claiming to be an undercover officer.
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Entry Weapon Choices
Video: Broadband Dialup Download Windows Media Player In this tip from the Police Officers Safety Association (POSA), Training Director Ralph Mroz explores the pros and cons of the traditional use of long guns during...
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