Editor’s note: Dan Marcou, co-author of Calibre Press’s Street Survival II: Tactics for Deadly Force Encounters, drafted an analysis of the tactical response to the Nashville active shooter for PoliceOne.com. We wanted to share that with you with their generous permission.
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In last week's newsletter, we asked officers whether they felt being sprayed with OC was an important component to training that enhanced officer safety or an unnecessary, uncomfortable and potentially dangerous ...
Some trainers believe that if you’re not exposed to oleoresin capsicum during training, you’re being cheated out of a very valuable training experience.
But some officers fight taking an OC hit as was the case with one southern officer who refused to be sprayed after claiming he ...
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