Videos tagged with Body Worn Camera

This video from Active Self Protection analyzes a critical incident in Oklahoma City where officers responded to a machete-wielding suspect, Albert Benson. The analysis, led by John Correia and Mike Willever, details the progression from de-escalation attempts with less-lethal options to a lethal force encounter. It highlights the limitations of tasers and impact rounds against heavily clothed individuals and critiques common de-escalation phrases, emphasizing the importance of rapport-building.

This video analyzes a use-of-force incident captured on body-worn camera in Akron, Ohio. Experts John Correia and Mike Willever critically examine the officer's actions, highlighting the importance of the 'totality of circumstances' while also stressing that non-compliance alone does not justify deadly force. The analysis delves into the suspect's movements, the officer's rapid firing, and the critical detail of the officer's prior disciplinary action.

This analysis from Active Self Protection dissects a critical incident in Pocatello, Idaho, involving law enforcement's response to a special needs individual. The video highlights the rapid escalation of force, the challenges of dispatch information, and the potential for alternative de-escalation tactics, particularly in light of the suspect's condition and the tactical environment. It underscores the need for enhanced police training for neurodivergent encounters and community support systems.

This video from Active Self Protection analyzes a critical incident where officers attempted a takedown of a suspect wanted for domestic violence in a drive-through. The situation rapidly escalated when the suspect began ramming police vehicles and a civilian car, trapping an officer. The analysis, led by John Correia and Mike Willever, critically examines the tactical decision-making, the high volume of gunfire, and the paramount importance of bystander safety in such high-stress encounters. The hosts emphasize the need for precision and deliberate action, even under extreme duress.

This analysis from Active Self Protection breaks down a critical incident involving Sgt. Canales in Houston, Texas. Experts John Correia and Mike Willever detail the rapid escalation of violence, emphasizing the importance of immediate action, tactical movement like 'driving in', and unconventional shooting positions. The segment highlights crucial post-incident procedures, including communication and 'blood checks', underscoring the need for rigorous training for law enforcement.