Videos tagged with Police Protocol

This video discusses legal responsibility in a shooting incident where a bystander's comment, 'drive,' preceded the event. The speaker argues that the individual who drew their weapon preemptively, creating a dangerous situation ('officer created peril'), is culpable, not the bystander. The bystander's comment, interpreted as an instruction to flee, should not lead to charges like manslaughter.

This YouTube video analyzes a specific Minnesota shooting incident, explaining why it was deemed a 'bad shoot' by law enforcement. The content focuses on police protocol and the procedures surrounding officer-involved shootings. It aims to educate viewers on the rules of engagement and decision-making processes during such critical events. While the specific firearms involved aren't detailed in the provided information, the core topic revolves around the application of police tactics and the legal/procedural ramifications of use-of-force incidents.

This video analyzes a critical incident where LAPD officers responded to a mental health crisis involving an armed suspect. Instructor John Correia, with high authority and expertise in evidence-based defensive training, breaks down the tactical decision-making. The analysis highlights the simultaneous deployment of a TASER and a 9mm handgun, emphasizing the coordination required between officers using lethal and less-lethal options during a high-stress confrontation. Lessons learned focus on force coordination, suspect identification, and communication under duress.