Mike Willis, Law Enforcement National Training and Program Director for the US Deputy Sheriff's Association, provides 10 tips for handling felony and high-risk vehicle stops.
Key points include slowing down to make better tactical decisions, choosing safe locations, communicating effectively, and working as a team. He emphasized the importance of prioritizing citizen safety, maintaining weapon discipline, and controlling suspects' hands during their arrest.
Willis also highlighted the need for flexibility, professionalism, and training to prevent officer injuries and ensure effective responses.
In this video, you will also hear more about:
- The emphasis on the need for tactical thinking and slowing down to make better decisions.
- Discussion on the importance of distance and cover and making better tactical decisions.
- The importance of prioritizing citizens in danger, responding officers, and suspects.
- How teamwork is essential, with a primary officer coordinating commands to avoid confusion.
- The importance of training together and cross-training with other agencies to ensure everyone is on the same page.
- How the US Deputy Sheriffs' Association offers free training for city, county, state, federal, and military law enforcement.
This video was sponsored by Trijicon.