“You worry too much,” my friend told me as we walked with our wives on the streets in the downtown section of Denver. I had just cautioned him to keep an eye out for someone walking behind us. I thought for a minute about what he said, and I replied,
“No, I’ve seen too much.”
We ...
‘Active Listening’ dominates discourse on ‘deescalation,’ at least as far as classes and training seminars go. As for using it in the field, however, that’s another story.
The Problem
You are in a situation where you are trying to calm down an agitated individual. In classic form ...
“You have to be ready for when the day chooses you!”
St. Paul, MN Officer Brian Wanschura
One night in California, two officers on stakeout were sitting in their patrol car chatting quietly to while-away the dragging hours. In the darkness, a man silently crept up from behind, ...
About the Street Survival Update
The primary author of the original Street Survival, Tactics for Armed Encounters, published in 1980, was Chuck Remsberg. At that time, he had no idea that he was writing perhaps the best selling law enforcement book of all time. Nor did he have any ...
Q: “In the vast majority of cases, before people attack, what do they do?
A: “They tell you.”
Calibre Press Street Survival Seminar
Human Behavior Specialists
If dealing with people is what we law enforcement officers do, then when it comes to that topic we need to become the ...
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