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Use of Force Incident

Blueshieldtactical.com The officer in the video through training and experience is able to recognize the decision making process of the individual in the video who begins to resist arrest. The arrested person is refusing to obey commands and places his hand into his pocket, which makes the officer fear a weapon may be accessed. The officer did the right thing by moving into action before the suspect was able to complete the thought process and formulate a plan of action. Officers often times find themselves in a position where they're merely responding to the movements of the offender, but we as officers can hopefully identify those dangerous moments and act before they come to conclusion. The officer appears to use a vascular neck restraint during the struggle, which allows him to be able to stay on top and control the suspect. There are many agencies that don't teach the VNR and list it in the category of deadly force, and that in our opinion is a mistake if the officers are well trained in the technique. The obvious problem is most of law enforcement doesn't receive regular training in hand to hand resistance, but rather trains at the firing range more than they do on physical force and scenario based training. We need a shift where training becomes a priority, and we will see the fruits or our labor in an overall improvement in law enforcement. This change should also include a regular physical fitness program and test for incumbent officers. The suspect after his arrest was reportedly found to be in possession of a controlled substance. Blueshieldtactical.com