Officer Safety Tips from Below 100 Travels

Many officers have died at the hands of handcuffed suspects with a weapon. * Unless there is a compelling reason not to, put safety on your side by minimizing exposure to traffic with a passenger-side approach. * There is a time to be seen and a time to be sneaky. Check the wear on the tire itself-y...

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Published inLaw & Order Vol. 64; no. 9; p. 8
Main Author Stockton, Dale
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Wilmette Hendon Publishing Company 01.09.2016
Subjects
Armor
Fatalities
Firearms
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Summary:Many officers have died at the hands of handcuffed suspects with a weapon. * Unless there is a compelling reason not to, put safety on your side by minimizing exposure to traffic with a passenger-side approach. * There is a time to be seen and a time to be sneaky. Check the wear on the tire itself-you have to have enough tread to channel water properly. * Have you practiced off-hand shooting and reloading?
ISSN:0023-9194