TACTICAL FIRST RESPONDER

Use Of One Vehicle Stop

Use Of Two Vehicles Stop

Use Of Three Vehicles Stop

Quick Peep

Slicing the Pie

Mirroring

Button Hook

Diagonal

Three-Man

Limited Penetration

Criss- Cross

Defining Cover

Cover From Firepower – Hard Cover

Cover From View – Concealment

Shooting From Cover

Transition From Cover To Cover

High Output Beam

High Energy Source

Tactical Correct Switch

Navigating

Searching

Communicating

Operating From The Lowest Level Of Light

Light And Move

Dominate With Light

Avoid Backlighting

Use Intermittence Light

Align Three Things - Eyes, Sight and Flashlight

Breathe And Relax

Operate Flashlight At Different Levels

Walk With More Than One Light

Communicate With Lights

Harries

Roger Sure-Fire

Ayoob

Chapman

Modified FBI

Neck Index

Psychological Indicators Of State Of Mental Alertness

White – Being Unaware Or Not Alert

Yellow – Being Aware And Alert

Orange – A State Of Readiness

Red – Active Response To A Situation

Apathy

Failure to maintain proficiency/Care of Firearms, Vehicle and Equipment

Failure to get enough sleep

Failure to watch hands

Improper Searching and Hand-Cuffing

Relaxing to Soon

Tombstone Courage

Over Looking Danger Signs

Taking a Bad Position

Preoccupation

Use of Expandable Baton

Baton Grip

Blocks

Strikes to Non Fatal Body Areas

Baton Retention

Officer’s Presence

Verbalization

Empty Hand Control

Less lethal Methods

Baton

Chemical - Pepper Spray

Conducted Energy Devices (Taser)

Lethal - Firearms