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Tag: officer survival
Patrol
CA Officer Shot in Face Leaves Hospital
Officer Kevin Manley was greeted by fellow officers, friends, and family after being discharged following two surgeries.
August 19, 2022
Patrol
Phoenix Officer Shot in Head Released From Hospital
Phoenix Police Officer Tyler Moldovan was released from the hospital Monday more than a month after being shot up to eight times, the police department said.
January 26, 2022
Technology
When seconds count …
G-Shock
The G-Shock Mudmaster GG1000-IA5 timepiece provides officers in today’s demanding enforcement world with a timepiece they can count on by answering four key questions officers have regarding their gear.
March 27, 2018
Patrol
When seconds count…
G-Shock
In a world where seconds count, officers cannot afford for their timepiece to fail.
March 22, 2018
Patrol
Resilience Defined
Rebounding from a true crisis is difficult but not impossible, as Sgt. Bob Bemis' inspiring story proves.
September 5, 2017
Careers
Do You Carry an Individual First-Aid Kit?
You must be prepared to handle a "blow out" of bleeding. Tourniquets, hemostatic agents, and dressing should your main priority. In other words, prepare for self-aid or buddy aid for serious trauma survival.
August 22, 2011
Patrol
Playing the Odds
Sometimes it takes a smack in the face or some other bad event to remind us of the great risks we take and make us appreciate surviving.
June 30, 2008
Patrol
Off-the-Clock Robbery Response
We are off duty more than we are on duty—that's pretty obvious. Yet very little training time, if any at all, is devoted to off-duty survival. Even less training time is devoted to off-duty firearms training.
August 31, 2007
Patrol
One Down
You've been shot in your gun arm, now what do you do?
March 31, 2003
Patrol
Combative Subjects Require Special Care
Responding to calls involving violent, incoherent or uncontrollable subjects is never easy. Unlike rational individuals who can be taken into custody with little more than a show of authority, irrational subjects are extremely unpredictable.
June 30, 1996
Patrol
Breaking the Silence with Deaf Citizens
You've made a traffic stop and the suspect does not respond to your verbal commands. He moves his index finger from his ear to his mouth. Then he begins to reach for the glove compartment. Many veteran patrol officers say they've had to forcefully arrest or almost tire their weapon under similar circumstances-only to discover the subject they thought was being aggressive or uncooperative was deaf or hearing impaired.
March 31, 1996
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