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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu techniques can help officers take control of arrestees and de-escalate incidents quickly, reducing the chance of injury to police and subjects.
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Incorporate as many variables as safely possible in your edged weapon training and you will see that some techniques and concepts hold strong, while others fall apart.
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In a close-up encounter with a suspect who is drawing a concealed weapon, you are unlikely to outdraw him, but you can outfight him.
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In a close-up encounter with a suspect who is drawing a concealed weapon, you are unlikely to outdraw him, but you can outfight him.
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If a subject you're approaching reaches for a gun in the front of his waistband, you can use these Police Krav Maga moves to disarm him.
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Why the Marietta (GA) Police Department made Brazilian jiu jitsu training mandatory.
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Even the most compliant arrestee can become violent, and you have to use proper control tactics, just in case.
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On any call, always remember that you don’t know who the subjects are, and that’s dangerous.
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Stay alert to the cues of a potential attack so you can act appropriately before it's too late.
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Officers should follow the practices of S2P3: situational awareness, self-control, presence, positioning, and prevention.
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