Whether on or off-duty, officers need to be aware of their surroundings, their authority, and the safety precautions involved with carrying weapons. You just completed your shift and are heading out for some time with your family. The first segment of Officer Survival covers: Firearms Safety and Children, Gun Safety for Children, Instilling Courage in Children, Maintaining a Healthy Home Environment, Off-Duty Carry, and Always Carry Off Duty In this video, Law Enforcement Expert Dave Smith uses an officer involved shooting incident to discuss the importance of never giving up the fight. In this video, Val VanBrocklin discusses heroic cynicism and how one officer changed her view of cynicism in law enforcement. In the second installment of the Expect the Unexpected training block series, learners will see that danger can present itself in many unexpected forms. There is no such thing as routine in law enforcement and letting one’s guard down, even for a moment, can have deadly consequences. In the first installment of the Expect the Unexpected training block series, learners will see that sometimes one’s instinct and training are essential when danger presents itself. In this one-hour training block, the learner will discover steps that can be taken to minimize risk and view footage from calls where attempting to control the situation prevented further loss of life. While it is not possible to control every aspect of a policing situation, law enforcement is taught that trying will lower the chance of injury to the suspect, bystanders, and the officer. Gary Klugiewicz talks about how to remain tactically ready while in a seated position, in keeping with Cooper’s Color Code system.
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