Minnesota ICE Shooting: Instinctual. Not Intentional: When stress and amygdala hijack takes over
Instructor Mike analyzes the Minnesota ICE shooting, positing it as an 'amygdala hijack' where extreme stress overrode conscious intent for both the officer and driver. He emphasizes that law enforcement should tolerate 'safe' disrespect to avoid escalation and uses the incident to illustrate how rapid, sensory-motor reactions can occur under high stress, referencing Piaget's theories.









