Two Examples Of Defenders Taking Down Multiple Moto Robbers

Published on June 18, 2021
Duration: 10:49

This guide, informed by John Correia of Active Self Protection, details defensive strategies against rapid motorcycle robberies. It covers recognizing attack speed, legal aspects of using vehicles for defense, behavioral indicators like FIBSA, and the importance of marksmanship. The guide also highlights the utility of trauma medical kits for immediate post-incident care.

Quick Summary

Expert analysis from Active Self Protection highlights that motorcycle robbery attacks can occur in under 3 seconds, emphasizing the need for rapid threat recognition and a defensive plan. The M.A.R.C.H. protocol guides trauma care, and a vehicle can be legally used as deadly force against forcible felonies. The FIBSA response indicates an attacker's realization of being targeted.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & ASP Medical Kit
  2. 00:42Incident 1: Vehicle Intervention
  3. 01:42Incident 2: Off-Duty Officer Defense
  4. 02:25Analysis of Incident 1: Vehicle Force
  5. 05:11Analysis of Incident 2: FIBSA & Marksmanship

Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can motorcycle robbery attacks occur?

Motorcycle robbery attacks are extremely rapid, often happening in under 3 seconds. This speed necessitates immediate threat recognition and a well-rehearsed defensive plan to effectively counter the assault.

What is the M.A.R.C.H. protocol mentioned in the video?

The M.A.R.C.H. protocol is a systematic approach to trauma care, prioritizing life-saving interventions. It stands for Medical Aid, Airway, Respiration, Circulation, and Hypothermia/Head Injury, ensuring a structured response to critical injuries.

Can a vehicle be legally used as deadly force in self-defense?

Yes, using a vehicle as deadly force can be legally justified to stop a forcible felony. The justification depends on the severity of the crime and the immediate threat posed by the assailants.

What does FIBSA stand for in self-defense?

FIBSA stands for 'Fudge, I'm Being Shot At.' It's a behavioral indicator observed when an individual realizes they are under attack, signaling a critical shift in their awareness and potential intent.

What gear is recommended for immediate trauma response?

The ASP Medical Kit, an ankle-worn trauma kit organized by the M.A.R.C.H. protocol, is recommended for immediate response to injuries sustained during violent encounters.

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