Thank you.Originally Posted by HCountyGuy
Thank you.
From Texas:
Great video! Lots of lessons.
-don’t rush in.
-carry and know how to use a tourniquet.
-practice off hand shooting.
-use a rifle.
-first neutralize threat then render aid.
-keep a helicopter handy at all times
Almost all the lessons you mentioned were parroted by the TX DPS avid posted recently. To all you field training officers out there, show your rookies this stuff.
Body cam video from the active shooter in Cincinnati.
I can’t tell if the officer with the rifle didn’t have a mag in it or if the mag fell out after he fired. Either way, not good.
Ouch.
There's nothing civil about this war.
Looks like he might have accidentally ejected it
I'm not a cop, but since it hasn't been mentioned.
That was great muzzle discipline by the officer wearing the body cam when the rifle guy steps in front of her in the middle of a shooting.
They moved to contact and engaged the shooter. Good job. Familiarity with the Patrol Rifle might be a bit lacking. Seen that happen with a magwell grip for the support hand. We recently had some lateral officers come through, all of whom had attended a POST patrol rifle course, and they needed a LOT of work. Absolutely no idea how to clean/maintain the weapon, and very little weapon manipulation skills. And that's more the norm than the exception.
At first I thought it fell out but it sounded like he might have hit the button.
Just glad they all appear to have taken care of business unscathed.
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