Police and Security Training Library

Georgia State Trooper

A traffic stop on a Georgia interstate involves lethal force. This training video is an outstanding example of the hazards of any traffic stop and use of backup. It was two on one for a Georgia trooper. When his backup arrived, it was still two on one. The issue of backup is also addressed separately in this program

Large Vehicle Hijacking/Pursuit/Lethal Force

Any law enforcement agency could face the same thing, a disturbed or unbalanced subject hijacks a large vehicle and runs amok in traffic. Whether it's a huge semi-truck, a large bus, or four-wheel drive vehicle, it could happen. See how the San Diego P.D. responded with tremendous communication and skillful planning after a disturbed military veteran commandeered a tank from a national guard armory. Tremendous lessons learned for any officer in any agency, no matter how large or small.

Grateful Dead Concert Negotiation

Trooper Coates Shooting

This video is by far one of the most powerful law enforcement training videos ever produced. A veteran trooper is killed along a South Carolina highway, despite the fact that he shoots and hits the suspect five times at center mass with his 357 service revolver. This program is as emotional as it is instructional.

Irate Motorist

Gun-Wielding Woman

Idaho High-Speed Pursuit

Multi-jurisdictional high-speed chase in Idaho leads to shoot-out with suspected bank robbers.

Idaho Pursuit Follow-Up

Critical training elements following the pursuit and resulting shoot-out with the Idaho State Police are analyzed.

"Jack-in-The-Box"

Flea Market Shooting

Safeway Store Hostage

Renton (WA) Police implement successful use of o-c spray after a mentally-disturbed woman uses a butcher knife to take a hostage at a neighborhood Safeway store.

Hostage-Taker Interview

In-depth jailhouse interview with Renton (WA) Safeway store hostage-taker. Excellent training elements for officers who deal with complex human personalities and thought processes.

Hit and Run

D.U.l. Analysis

Working closely with the Champaign, IL Police Department, this video provides a close look at the techniques used there in dealing with the D.U.I. problem. This college town has more than its share of problems related to drinking and the Champaign P.D. has established excellent tactics for dealing with them. From strategies for spotting and tracking drunk drivers, to verbal judo and field sobriety testing, this video has it all,

analyzed for safety, procedure, tactics and technique.

Convenience Store Robberies Decline

Trooper Coates’ Killer Interview

Gun Safety / 311 Non-Emergency

A Los Angeles police officer loses a finger while retrieving a shotgun from a rooftop. His accidental injury should reawaken in all officers the necessity of handling any and all firearms with care. Plus, the Baltimore (MD) Police Department's success with their new 3-1-1 system for non-emergency calls is covered.

Police Response / Halloween Riot

Police in Carbondale, IL react quickly and decisively after Halloween festivities involving thousands of college-age students turns violent and destructive. Analysis of "lessons learned" and tactics used by the officers involved is excellent.

Vest Saves Deputy’s Life

Dramatic documentation of a Georgia sheriff's deputy who was shot twice at point-blank range by a teenager, but was saved thanks to his body armor. Complete, in-depth interview with the deputy provides invaluable officer safety and survival tips. The “Backup” segment deals with the proper fit for the protective vest.

Officer Killed / Rail Safety

A Southern California detective dies after being struck by a train during an evidence search alongside railroad tracks. The Brea (CA) Police Department shares critical safety lessons it learned from the detective's unfortunate death. Includes graphic and dramatic video footage of the accident scene.

Gang Violence Stopped

Members of the Fort Myers (FL) Police Department share lessons they learned after breaking up a violent youth gang which killed a high school teacher, then plotted to enter Disney World and kill employees and visitors of minority backgrounds/ethnicities. These were basically good kids gone wrong. This video will help alert you to signs that trouble

lies ahead with some youngsters. In the Backup segment of this police and security training video, Lee County School Resource officer Larry Montgomery shows weapons seized in schools, and how he uses them to convince school administrators of problems that must be addressed.

Trooper Knife Fight

Full-Scale Riot Response

Child Abduction Stopped by Deputies

Sheriff's deputies in rural Arkansas save a baby from being drowned in a rural swamp by a mentally- unbalanced subject. The video dutifully analyzes the entire scenario and interviews the officers involved. This program also features a revealing segment on unusual places for hiding firearms.

Law Enforcement and the News Media

This program provides a comprehensive look at the St. Petersburg (FL) Police Department's handling of national news media following two major rioting incidents. The video includes strategies used by the Department when it was suddenly barraged with the media's quest for information and answers. Excellent training for every department which could find itself in a similar situation at any time.

Perpendicular Shoot

Domestic Violence

Anne O’ Dell, a former veteran street cop provides highly-touted training for officers dealing with issues of domestic violence. Invaluable information and lessons for departments wanting to lower domestic violence also included. This is the first series program dealing with domestic violence and serves as a critical proactive program.

Hood River Multi-Speed Chase

San Francisco Firefight

Contact and Cover

The San Diego P.D.'s "Contact and Cover" program, developed after two of its officers were shot and killed, is analyzed. Also, the Collinsville (IL) P.D. provides dramatic video and an analysis of an incident in which Contact and Cover was not used to its fullest, leading to near disaster. 'Contact and cover' defines the roles of officers during any interaction with suspects. Non-verbal communication using hand signals is a key element of this excellent tactical strategy. This video offers a complete training overview.

Corpus Christi Knife Assault

Traffic Safety / Passenger Side Approach

Several incidents in which officers have either been injured or killed during traffic stops are examined. An Idaho deputy is nearly struck and killed by an inebriated teenage motorist and analyzes his own response. Also, Jim Crotty of 'Strategies for Officer Survival' demonstrates excellent passenger-side approaches while making traffic stops.

High Risk Felony Stop

This program is two important parts: 1)a follow-up in which Bonner County (ID)Deputy John Lunde is hit by a fleeing motorist. The resulting high-risk stop is studied and analyzed by Lunde and his fellow back-up officers and 2) Jim Crotty of 'Strategies for Officer Survival, Inc.' provides a demonstration of a 'textbook' felony vehicle stop with the cooperation of the Brunswick, GA P.D. In the 'Backup' segment, the L.A.S.O. has success lowering convenience store hold-ups with robot mannequins complete with 'in-head' video cameras.

K-9 Saves Fellow Officer / K-9 Training for Street Cops

In an extraordinary incident, a police K-9 saves the life of another K-9 which had been sent into a river attempting to apprehend an armed robbery suspect. The suspect attempted to drown the first dog until the other animal swam to his partner's rescue. Also, vital tips for any street patrol officer who may ever have dealings with K-9's. This important information is provided by K-9 expert with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. Largo, Florida Police demonstrate their extraordinary new intranet domestic violence program which has dramatically decreased.

Tinted Window Shooting / Tinted Window Training

Two sheriff's deputies stop a car with tinted windows and are forced to resort to lethal.force. Once the subject is stopped the deputies must shoot out the vehicle's tires as it rolls down the highway toward traffic. Excellent analysis and lessons provided by both deputies, who happen to be brothers. Also, Jim Crotty of 'Strategies for Officer Survival' joins the Orange County (FL) Sheriff's Department in demonstrating the best methods of approaching vehicles with tinted windows, both day and night. A crucial training program for all patrol officers. The “Backup” segment focuses on the benefits of Laser Vision Technology to some law enforcement officers with vision problems

Trooper Shot Point Blank

Idaho State Trooper Gonzales is shot at point blank range yet still assists in the arrest of the offender. Analysis and interviews with Gonzales and other troopers involved plus experts from the I.S.P.'s own video training documentation. The “Backup” segment centers on proper handcuffing techniques, and on a new product which allows handcuff practice without a cumbersome key..

Homicide Suspect Suicide / Short Stroke Prevention

A homicide suspect driving through a rural Texas community is stopped by D.P.S. officers. He exits his vehicle - then returns to it and pulls out a gun. Despite verbal commands and facing drawn service weapons, the subject points the gun to his head and pulls the trigger. Officers involved discuss and analyze their response to this incident, their tactics in making the original stop, and the "lessons learned". Short stroke prevention deals with the jamming problem faced by Idaho State Police Officer Junior Gonzalez and how to deal with that emergency.

Albuquerque Bank Hostage / Sniper Training

A bank robbery suspect who had taken a female employee hostage is mortally wounded by a member of the Albuquerque S.W.A.T. team. This is only training documentation of the incident and includes complete information and analysis by the actual officer responsible for stopping the subject. The "Backup” segment focuses on an almost successful escape by a Tampa Juvenile using a hidden handcuff key. Also, a refresher course on the Standing Modified Search.

Child Abuse

Mass Traffic Accidents

Large Vehicle Stop Turns Almost Violent

A sheriff's deputy makes a nighttime stop of a speeding truck driver who becomes extremely belligerent, even though he'd been stopped a short time earlier for the same infraction. In-depth interview with the contact officer. Additionally, complete analysis and review of this very tense situation, its outcome, and many lessons learned. Also, an excellent tutorial by Jim Crotty of 'Strategies for Officer Survival' on the unique situations officers face stopping large vehicles. The "Backup" segment features more sophisticated drug hiding places in vehicles.

Crime Scene Preservation for Street Cops

This program is certainly an invaluable edition for police officer training. It features D. Wayne Heil, formerly a lead homicide investigator for the Illinois State Police. Mr. Heil brings his many years of expertise to bear graphically showing street officers the.critical first steps needed when coming onto a major crime scene. The program features explicit crime scene video and photos with Mr. Heil explaining in detail the areas of utmost concern for officers charged with protecting crime scenes. This is a critical training resource for law enforcement! Backup focuses on new computer technology changing the way police artists draw mug shots.

Kehoe Brothers OH Shoot-Out / Concealment and Cover Tutorial

This is the first complete training documentation ever produced dealing with the dramatic shoot-out in Ohio between law enforcement and the Kehoe brothers, known paramilitary extremists. This will include in-depth training interviews with both officers involved and will provide the first-ever crucial "lessons learned" and officer safety and survival tips. The complete video, of course, is used in this tutorial by the two officers involved in one of law enforcement's most extraordinary incidents ever caught on cruiser cam. Additionally, a training tutorial from Jim Crotty of 'Strategies for Officer Survival' will be included zeroing in on the critical first moments of concealment and cover for an officer in a lethal force incident.

Fresno, CA-Multi-Ethnic Community Policing

Many agencies now must deal with the dilemma of communities which have a multitude of ethnic groups and languages. In some cases scam artists and predators have used new arrivals' lack of familiarity with U.S. law enforcement to insinuate themselves into people's homes. Robbery, rape, and even murder have been the result. Now, learn how the Fresno(CA) P.D. has developed one of the nation's most visionary community policing programs in a multi-ethnic environment. Complete detailing of how Fresno has successfully evolved their approach in one of the U.S.'s most ethnically-diverse cities (nearly 80 different cultures). Also featured is the St. Louis (MO) Police Department which is dealing with one of the largest Bosnian communities in the country. The "Backup" segment features a scene from the movie “Deliverance” which is used by domestic violence expert Anne O’Dell to visualize how male officers might better understand a female’s reluctance to tell male officers what happened during a battering, or rape. And, a humorous interlude with “Pinky the Cat.”

Suicide by Cop

After deputies give chase to a robbery suspect, he stops, exits his vehicle, and points his weapon directly at the first arriving officer. The result, recorded dramatically by two cruiser cameras, is "suicide by cop". The program includes in-depth interviews with the officer and his back-up plus details the many issues surrounding the increasingly common phenomenon known throughout law enforcement as "suicide by cop.” This is a first-of-its-kind program which is a must for police officers everywhere who could easily find themselves in similar predicaments. The "Backup" segment takes a close and in-depth look at the Prisim computer.generated firearms training system.

Warren High Speed Chase / High Speed Chase Tutorial

Gangs Update

This program has proven itself to be a critical training product for officers nationwide, even worldwide. Through in-depth interviews with law enforcement gang experts, learn about trends in a wide variety of gang-related activity. To be included are updates on Hispanic gangs; Russian gangs; Asian gangs; and Street gangs.

Alabama Officer Beating

Verbal Judo I

It's called "martial arts for the mouth" and is yet another weapon in the street officer's arsenal. George Thompson has a national reputation for teaching officers how to.communicate with subjects in a manner which will maximize compliance, and minimize risk. In this program, Thompson goes over his 5 and 8 step programs point by point and explains why and how you can be more effective in communicating on the street. His program is a proven success and all but guarantees to upgrade your effectiveness.

Verbal Judo II

We continue with Dr. George Thompson's Verbal Judo tutorial on tactical

communications. Thompson says words may fail, but verbal judo does not. In this program, we examine his pioneering technique called SAFER: what to do when words do fail. This is a must for all street officers. In addition, we discuss heart attacks from the cop's perspective Including the stresses that cause heart problems, the warning signs, and treatment.

Texas Hostage Incident

Less Lethal Force

This program details the Seattle, Washington P.D.'s efforts to disarm a mental subject who was waving and flourishing a samurai sword for hours in front of a Seattle restaurant. It details the department's efforts to disarm the subject with everything from verbal tactics, to beanbags, to water cannon and includes in-depth interviews with officer lethal force from beanbags to TASERs.

Explosive Recognition for Street Cops

This is a must training addition for any law enforcement library. It includes complete explosives recognition training and information for street officers and dramatic video of two incidents in which one officer died and another was injured after approaching unrecognized explosives. Scott Baker the chief of arson and bomb investigations for the California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention is the featured expert. Also included are photos and video of devices used to try to confuse law enforcement which, in truth, can hide and house lethal explosives.

Low-Light Shooting

Dealing with Meth Labs

Iron Will to Survive

This is one of the most extraordinary training programs to date. It features dramatic audio dispatch, photos and video during and after an incident in which a policewoman shot and killed a subject who had leaped into her cruiser, shot her several times, and taken her hostage. A thorough interview with the officer is included as is an in-depth training module which includes specific Cincinnati Police Department training which she credits with saving her life.

Road Rage

Featuring innovative programs for dealing with road rage and aggressive driving. The video highlights the pioneering approaches of the Illinois State Police which will be of utmost interest to all law enforcement dealing with this growing national problem.

Crowd Control

Courtroom Testimony

After receiving many requests from law enforcement agencies for such a program, this video is wholly dedicated to proper courtroom testimony and etiquette for street officers. One of the most crucial aspects of any officer's responsibilities is also one of the most difficult and least understood: courtroom testimony. Proper handling of oneself during courtroom proceedings can make or break cases for law enforcement. This program will feature proper tactics, and courtroom procedure for cops from an expert in the field. It will be a.training program you'll want to share with every member of your agency who could ever face the ominous responsibilities testifying in a courtroom setting.

Groundfighting

Crisis Intervention Training: Dealing with the Mentally Ill*

Report Writing

Includes Point by Point tips and lessons for officers on report writing and features the lead instructor for report writing from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.

New Mexico Trooper Held at Gunpoint

Officer Restraint / Serving Warrants

This program is a must for law enforcement agencies and deals with the tremendous restraint shown by Kentucky officers when a mentally disturbed woman steals a police cruiser and leads officers on a long low-speed pursuit. In-depth interviews with officers involved and important analysis. Our Backup segment deals with the often dangerous task of serving warrants. We have do’s and don’ts.

Officer Shot / Subject Commandeers Car

Detecting Danger Part 1

A three-time police medal of valor winner and teacher discusses the crucial elements for officers to know about themselves when detecting danger. This important program focuses on what cops need to know about their own verbiage and body language when dealing with potential danger. The "Back-Up" segment features a refresher on patdown searches and how a missed weapon can be lethal for police officers.

Detecting Danger Part 2

Police Medal of Valor winner, Chief Steve Rhodes, presents part 2 of his detecting danger seminar. This program includes a careful analysis of what officers need to be aware of (about subjects) when dealing with potentially violent individuals, including important new information and tips on subjects' verbal and body language. Also, on the "Back-Up" segment, two high speed chases, one in Missouri and one in Michigan, are reviewed and analyzed for critical officer safety issues.

Deputy Murdered Transporting Prisoner

Cop Shot During Foot Pursuit / Safe Foot Pursuits

A South Carolina officer is shot to death during a foot pursuit when he is surprised by the subject who has hidden---and leaps out, shoots and kills the patrolman. Tremendous video of the search for the killer and an in-depth training segment on the do’s and don’ts of a foot pursuit.

Blood-Borne Pathogens

Every officer who is ever exposed to blood or other body fluids faces danger from bloodborne diseases including HIV, hepatitis C, syphilis and many other diseases. The exposure can be deadly. St. Louis Police Surgeon, Dr. Jeffrey Lowell discusses the danger and how to deal with it. The job related duties of most officers put them at risk. This is a must for street cops.

Next-of-Kin-Notification

One of the country’s leading experts in notification of next-of-kin provides law enforcement officers with invaluable tools they need to have for the most professional notification of next-of-kin. This includes vital information regarding notification of kin, officer’s families and dealing with the trauma any officer is likely to face in the aftermath of such a responsibility. Don’t miss this program! It’s a first of its kind and long overdue.

Police Officer Stress

How officers can deal with the stress and trauma of everyday police work; Featuring nationally-respected police clinician Dr. Angela Wingo with emphasis on earth-shattering incidents i.e. 9-11-01 to day-in, day-out cop stresses and stressors. A vital program for every agency wanting to help its officers deal most successfully with the rigors of the job.

Murder of Georgia Deputy

Accident Scene Preservation:

What Every Street Officer Should Know

Featuring the nationally-respected Georgia State Patrol accident reconstruction team; the highly-trained members of the team teach officers the many crucial do's and don'ts at accident scenes; how to preserve evidence; how to maintain perimeter and crowd control; interviewing witnesses; preparation for court; and many other elements; includes very graphic video/photos of various accident types.

High Speed Pursuit Takes on Epic Proportions

A pursuit through Ohio countryside takes on epic proportions when officers from many agencies become involved in a pursuit that goes on seemingly forever. The pursuit on narrow, rain-slicked roads will offer many points for discussion and training and includes through interviews with the officers involved. For any agency ever involved in multi-jurisdictional pursuits and/or considering pursuit policy revisions, this program is a must.

Friendly Fire Kills California Officer: How Friendly Fire Led to Undercover Officer’s Death and How to Protect Against It

South Carolina Officer Struck by Suspect in Vehicle / Subsequent Shooting Death

Deputies Murdered in Warrant Service

Every cop who has ever been on a warrant service knows the numerous inherent dangers of such work. Two Idaho deputies are shot and killed during a warrant service in a rural area. Our training video should be watched by all officers who have ever been or ever will be on a warrant service. Includes in-depth analysis of the incident plus critical safety tips and learning points for all law enforcement personnel doing warrant services.

DUI Patrol: Winning in Court

Iron Will to Survive Part II / Blinded Trooper Discusses Survival and Motivation

We're very pleased to present Iron Will to Survive-Part II; it features the story of survival and rehabilitation of a Louisiana state trooper, blinded by a gunshot injury and his incredible fight back. Now, he travels the nation sharing his fantastic story with other officers, and for the first time you'll be able to see it as well. Lessons learned and motivational uplift for every officer no matter where he/she may be.

Officer Shot and Killed After Missing Weapon on Patdown

Ground-Fighting Training Parts I and II

Both these programs feature superb groundfighting training scenarios taught by nationally-regarded D.T. instructor Sgt. Herb Hood of the Cincinnati Police Division. Not only the training but also many video clips are analyzed in which both police and security officers found themselves in groundfighting situations. These two programs have been proven to

be the very best ever produced for officers who, at one time or another in their careers, will almost certainly find themselves---groundfighting. Don't miss them!

Iron Will to Survive-Part III

Illinois Cop's Intuition Pays Off; Huge Drug Bust

Tennessee Officers Shoot, Kill Bank Robber

Corrections / Jailers Safety

Including powerful video to support expert analysis; the program will provide in-depth information and training for corrections officers/jailers regarding safe dealings with inmates/convicts; to include scams which cons use to try to get over on officers; weapons and equipment safety; what to do when melee, riot breaks out; and many other issues critical to officer safety

Corrections / Jailers Safety II

In part two, officers gain critical insight into response to jail/prison melees and remaining calm and observant...mental preparation for riot situations…also, inmate scams on officers are explored which is vital especially for new officers; awareness of inmate lying and subterfuge is examined. Also, complacency, the "nothing happens here mentality" is a focal point of this program. Experts from the maximum security Soledad Prison in California provide the training.

Baltimore Officer Shoots Homeless Person

MO Trooper Talks Bank Robber into Releasing Hostage

Las Vegas Cops Deal with Biker Shoot-Out

A wild biker shoot-out is caught from beginning to bloody end on several of the 54 surveillance cams at a Laughlin, Nevada casino. See the incident, and learn how Metro.Las Vegas officers responded to this extraordinary incident. This training video includes analytical interviews with several of the first responding officers and additional training on dealing with biker gang activity nationwide and how to prepare for and deal with it.

San Francisco Officers Die in Response Crash

Cops' Response to Hate Crimes

Officer Tries to Block Moving Subject’s Car

Police Face Man with Explosive Device

DeKalb County TN Police Shooting

Weapons Retention

One of the nation's premiere law enforcement trainers, Herb Hood, provides complete and thorough training on his newly-developed and easy-to-learn weapons retention system. This is a must and possible life-saver for any officer working the street.

Jason’s Story

Connecticut Officer Attacked

Knives Can Kill You--Fast

This is an extremely important training program for your library. In it, one of the leading law enforcement experts in the world teaches and trains you to survive a knife attack/assault. The program will provide step-by-step training that will be segmented for convenient use in roll call, in-service and academy training.

Strip Searches

One of the most distasteful, dangerous, yet absolutely necessary procedures many officers must undertake is the strip search. In this pioneering program, you'll learn how one of America's largest law enforcement agencies conducts proper, safe and thorough strip searches. Includes both male and female inmates. (Only sold to law enforcement agencies and accredited schools)

Knoxville Cop Hit

Facing Disaster Part I

This program is for all departments because, “it can happen here.” Every year many communities face disaster in the form of a vicious storm, an accidental calamity, and now potentially, a terrorist attack. This first of a two part series of training videos deals with the havoc wrought in Florida by Hurricane Charley. Although this was an anticipated.event because there were warnings, preplanning proved insufficient. Learn what the Charlotte County (FL) Sheriff’s office learned before, during and after Charley.

Facing Disaster Part II

This second of the two part series discusses preplanning and response to such unexpected disasters as a terror attack, possibly involving weapons of mass destruction, or a catastrophic accident. Such events are possible anywhere, and law enforcement will be right in the thick of it. This video is a must for the times we live in today.

Hospital Security

When a criminal is hurt, injured or wounded, he/she must receive proper treatment. However, the security challenges for law enforcement can be innumerable. Learn from viewing and hearing how one of the U.S.’s largest law enforcement agencies deals with this vital task.

Tampa Massacre

Tallahassee Ambush

The Tampa Massacre

The Do’s and Don’ts of Serving Warrants

The Murder of Georgia Deputy Kyle Dinkheller

Racial Profiling

If there is a hotter issue in law enforcement today, we don’t know about it. Making stops on the basis of the race or ethnicity of those in a car rather than on grounds of reasonable suspicion is wrong and a violation of rights. In this 12-minute training video, officers will understand what racial profiling is, what it isn’t, and how to be on safe ground when making that stop. This is an invaluable video and can help you avoid millions in liability

awards.

Do’s and Don’ts of Handling Anthrax

Police Chaplains / When a Cop Dies

The Police Chaplain is playing an increasingly more important role in law enforcement. Because their jobs are dangerous and high stress, officers need someone to talk to whether they know it or not. The Chaplain plays a big role in dealing with the mind, spirit and body. This program highlights what they do, why they do it, and why having a Chaplain on staff may be vital to your department.

What Every Street Cop Needs to Know About Terrorists

This is a must program for American law enforcement. It is complete with vital information on dealing with the new terrorist threat in this county, including what to look for and what to do when you find it.

Cops and Ethics

The I.A.C.P. says that the issue of law enforcement ethics and leadership is one of the biggest issues facing law enforcement today. This outstanding video goes over the do’s and don’ts of proper ethical procedures through more than a dozen real-world scenarios in which officers have done the right thing and the wrong thing. They are perfect tools for instruction. In addition, this video features five singular scenarios for evaluation, analysis and discussion.

We’ve Got a 962 With Fire; Officer Burning Alive

Dealing with Media / Recognizing Media Tricks

DEALING WITH THE MENTALLY ILL

SIMPLE SPANISH COMMANDS

DRUG CONCEALMENT SPOTS

Today's officers will be amazed at the ingenuity of the drug runners when it comes to concealing their dope. Some of the most surprising and clever drug concealment spots ever recorded are analyzed and graphically presented in this video. It's well worth adding to your video training library, because until you've seen it, you're not going to believe it. This program also includes some of the tactics drug runners are using to get over and get past police officers. A definite must if you make drug stops in your community or on your streets, roads, and interstates!

BIG RIGS STOPS

LESS THAN LETHAL FORCE OPTIONS

STAYING CALM UNDER PRESSURE: DISPATCHING

JOINING THE FORCE

If you're interested in "putting the department's best foot forward" to recruit talented young people, this is the video for you! Not only do the cameras follow excellent, enthusiastic officers from every branch and unit but also the video provides young people with multi-ethnic role models from both genders. It is the very best police recruiting video ever produced, and we believe you'll agree!

COURTROOM TESTIMONY

INCIDENT AT WHITE CASTLE

CAMPUS SPECIAL TRAINING VIDEOS:

Binge Drinking / Dealing with a Stuporous Victim

Date Rape / Crime Scene Preservation / Date Rape Drugs

Bike Patrol / K-9 Patrol / Working with K-9's

Report Writing / Reading Body Language

Campus Fire Safety

Campus Officer Murdered / Officer Safety.

ROLL CALL REVIEW PROGRAMS:

Tampa Detectives Murdered

Officer’s Gun Accidentally Discharges

New Mexico Trooper Held at Gunpoint

Officer Shoots Homeless Person

Human Shield Incident

Officer Tries to Block Moving Subject’s Car

Off-Duty Considerations for Street Cops

The Darrell Lunsford Murder/Lessons Learned

Cop Kills Motorist During Chase

Training Accident Kills Officer

Jailer Transporting Prisoner is Murdered

Remaining Calm During Major Adrenaline Rushes

Officers Lose Job Over Hog-Tying Death

Physical Assaults: Covering Your Back

Officer Shoots Self in Training Exercise

Complacency Can Lead to Tragedy

Meth Labs

Verbal Judo

Report Writing

Building Searches

This is another roll call video we’ve been asked to produce by many law enforcement agencies. It offers some very basic yet often overlooked or, perhaps, underutilized tactics to increase officer safety. This roll call video features experts with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department training academy and Jim Crotty of ‘Strategies for Officer Survival.’

Rape Victims’ Do’s and Don’ts

For many officers, dealing with rape victims can be one of their most traumatic experiences. It’s also a very painful experience, obviously, for the rape victim. This roll call video presentation provides officers with some crucial approaches and tactics for questioning and dealing with rape victims as first responders. Featuring a veteran police rape counselor and Dr. Armand Brodeur, world renowned pediatric radiologist and police witness.

ROLL CALL VIDEOS:

Gangs

The proliferation of violent gangs in the United States has taxed law enforcement agencies at every level. And, in many instances, gangs have spread from major metropolitan areas to suburban, even rural settings. This roll call program features some of the nation’s leading police experts on gangs providing specific insight for street cops who may come face to face with a violent gang member. Highly recommended for all law enforcement video libraries.

Foot Pursuits

Body Language

Felony Vehicle Stops

Response to Felonies in Progress

Stopping Vehicles with Tinted Windows

Proper Handcuffing Technique

As any peace officer knows, improper and unsafe handcuffing of subjects can fatal. In recent years, subjects have wiggled free of handcuffs, have accessed handcuff keys, etc. to ultimately end up fatally shooting law enforcement officers. This roll call video, we believe, will be an indispensable addition to any agency's video library. It features police

experts taking you step-by-step on the right way to cuff subjects. You'll want to use this program time and again not only for green recruits but also veteran street cops who may occasionally get lax and complacent.

The Standing Modified Search

How Bad Guys Get Over on Cops--Parts 1 & 2

Defensive Tactics Expert Sgt. Mike Muxo of the St. Louis Metropolitan PD explains and shows several of the tactics bad guys utilize to "get over on the cops" in this two-part roll call special. It'll amaze even veteran street officers the lengths to which the bad guys will go to try to scam or "blindside" the police. Each one of the tips in these two roll call videos could someday be a lifesaver for officers. We strongly recommend you add this to video training library or collection.

Protective Vests

This is more than a practical demonstration on purchasing the very best, most comfortable and safest protective body armor. It's an absolutely vital practical demonstration! Of all an officer's or a department's choices, there isn't much that is more crucial for officer safety than the selection of the right protective body armor; the armor that gives the street cop the best chance of surviving gunfire. Tony Kirkbright of the Antioch (CA) Police Department demonstrates just how vital an officer's body armor selection is. You'll want each officer in your department to view this roll call video more.than once.

What You Need to Know Before Buying Holsters

2 MINUTE WARNING PROGRAMS (EACH IS TWO MINUTES LONG)

Two Minute Warnings

33 CD Volume Program Library For $295

Individual CDs $19.95 Each

#1-Avoiding Danger from Traffic on Stops:

Every year, several officers are killed in traffic during roadside stops. Learn how to avoid death or injury.

#2-Transporting Dangerous Prisoners:

Prisoners get the drop on transporting officers sometimes with dangerous consequences. Protect yourself.

#3-Warehouse Burglary During Power Outage:

How do you proceed with flashlights against an unseen adversary?

#4-Lone Officer Sees Murder-Rape Suspect Go Into a Dark Alley in a High Crime Area:

How to proceed safely.

#5-Big Rig Driver is Furious over a Traffic Stop. He’s Abusive and after Receiving your Citation, He’s Back Behind the Wheel:

What do you do now?

#6-Single Officer finds Two Drunken Men Brutally Beating Two Women:

You are alone.

How do you handle this dangerous and tense situation?

#7-Calling Out All Possible ID Factors in High and Low Risk Stops:

Better too much information than too little.

It could save your life.

#8-You Stop a Man with Bag of Burglars’ Tools… No Warrants… Not from Neighborhood:

What are your options?

#9-Lone Officer Sees Two Men in a Van. Driver Won’t Make Eye contact, passenger stares until out of sight.

How to proceed.

#10-Two officers break up bar fight, one subject tries to slither into men’s room perhaps to flush drugs.

How do you handle it?

#11-Are you prepared for off-duty incidents? You’re off-duty and a crime is committed before you.
What can you do and how prepared are you to do it?

#12-Wearing body armor: You know body armor saves lives. So, why don’t you wear yours?

#13-Handcuffing and Patdowns: Many officers have been injured or worse because of bad handcuffing or patdown techniques.

How to improve yours.

#14-On a DUI Stop, passenger changes places with driver. It’s your word against theirs:

How do you deal with this situation?

#15-Acting on a neighbor’s tip alleging child abuse, officer is prohibited by parents from seeing child. He hears child screaming and crying in back room:

What next?

#16-Where do you keep your hands? Many officers have been caught off guard because their hands are not in position to react.

You may be making a common mistake.

#17-Equipment Check --- You never know when you’ll need your baton, spray, cuffs or gun.

Is your equipment ready to go?

#18-Gay lovers have violent argument. Police arrive to find lots of blood.

How to proceed and protect yourself..

#19-Single officer sees lone person apparently planning to leap from bridge:

What are the most pressing to-do’s?

#20-Using Backup:

There are times officers think they can handle many situations alone.

Why you should always have backup?

#21-High speed response to emergency calls:

It can be deadly for responding officers or civilians or both.

#22-Mentally disturbed man ranting on corner, suddenly slashes a young boy:

How do you save the child and defuse the situation?

#23-Rapid Response to the active shooter. New tactics for first responders arriving on the scene. No more waiting for SWAT. First to arrive are first to engage the shooter.

What Now?

#24-Officer chasing armed robbery suspect at night must decide whether to keep radio on or off:

What’s more important; contact …or silence?

#25-Cover officer watching two passengers when angry driver gets into physical confrontation with contact officer:

What Next?

#26-Drinking off-duty---Most cops enjoy a beer after shift or on days off.

How well do you handle your booze?

#27-Proper use of force---Perhaps the most important issue before law enforcement today.

When is the use of force too much…too little?

$28-Encounter bad accident with two injured people in separate cars. Oncoming traffic poses a threat.

What should officers do?

#29-Officer stops car wanted in connection with bank robbery. A baby is in the back seat. While awaiting backup, officer sees driver and passenger reach for something under seat.

What should he do?

#30-Officer pulls over van for going 15 over the limit. While on stop, he hears a muffled cry from the back of van.

What’s the next course of action?

#31-Officer is looking for armed subject in low light situation. He is fired upon and can see the muzzle flash. What should the officer do?

#32-Convenience Store Robbery: Single officer spots more than one armed bad guy.

How to handle this scenario.

#33-The victim of a domestic violence call is a fellow officer’s wife--Delicate to say the least.

How do you handle it?

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