[PDF] Pr 24 Police Baton Techniques For Retaining The Holstered Weapon eBook

Author : Joseph J. Truncale
Publisher :
Page : 48 pages
File Size : 21,96 MB
Release : 1985
Category : Martial arts weapons
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The techniques in this manual are considered advanced techniques and are not part of the basic course. A student should have a solid foundation in the basis course before learning further advanced techniques.

Author : Richard R. Starrett
Publisher :
Page : 147 pages
File Size : 20,97 MB
Release : 1976
Category : Police
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The PR-24 police baton helps to bridge the wide gap between the final force of the firearm and the ineffective or abusive use of the conventional police baton. Used properly, this new baton can defend without destroying, control without crushing. This training manual provides instructions for using this new baton. The objective of this manual is to provide instruction for as many instinctive techniques as the average law enforcement officer will need in order to defend himself and to neutralize an adversary in any given situation which calls for something less than the use of a firearm.

Author : Federal Bureau Of Investigation
Publisher :
Page : 40 pages
File Size : 23,49 MB
Release : 2021-01-05
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Published by the F.B.I. in 1967 this booklet covers the use of the traditional police baton. The purpose of this booklet is to present material on the technique and use of the baton which meets the needs of the police officer and yet is consistent with the ethical standards of modern law enforcement.The police baton, in the hands of an officer who has been trained in its use, is a very formidable weapon for defense and counterattack. Many law enforcement officers share the opinion that the baton, under most circumstances, is a more versatile weapon than the officer's revolver. It is recognized that there are a great many situations in which a police officer would be justified in using the baton, whereas he would not be justified in using his revolver. The officer who is skilled and practiced in using the baton can adequately cope with most situations where physical force is necessary.

Author : Joseph Truncale
Publisher : Lulu.com
Page : 86 pages
File Size : 22,75 MB
Release : 2015-03-14
Category : Education
ISBN : 1312989874

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This baton manual takes a different approach on how to employ the standard straight police baton. Whether you carry the expandable type of baton or the standard rigid model, this text will provide a different perspective on how to use the baton for control and self defense. The Baton Reverse Grip System (BRGS)was not created to take the place of any other baton system. It was designated to increase an officer's options when employing the law rnforcement straight baton in arrest and control situations.

Author : Fernan Vargas
Publisher : Lulu.com
Page : 84 pages
File Size : 23,65 MB
Release : 2015-10-03
Category : Sports & Recreation
ISBN : 132959648X

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The straight stick has probably been used as a self-defense tool since a human made the first footprints on earth. Through the ages variations of the stick and staff have been created to make a better self-defense tool. The straight stick was turned into spears and swords. Understanding the basic use of the straight police baton makes it possible to use numerous other objects for self-defense. In fact, the same techniques taught for using the police baton relate to a host of stick fighting and sword arts such as Hanbo- Jutsu, Jo-Jutsu, Wakizashi-Jutsu and similar weapon combat systems. It is hoped this book will provide a basic overview of the many ways a straight baton can be used for self-defense, control and takedowns for law enforcement, security officers and martial artists studying weapons.

Author : Joseph Truncale
Publisher : Lulu.com
Page : 77 pages
File Size : 14,89 MB
Release : 2015-04-05
Category : Sports & Recreation
ISBN : 1329143418

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This manual was written for law enforcement and security officers who may be interested in the use of the Mini-Baton. The Mini-Baton can include any type of short stick such as the Yawara stick, Persuader Baton Kubatons, Tactical Pens and other short stick like object. Topics in this manual include: History of the short stick or Mini-Baton Basic principles of the Mini-Baton Stance and balance Basic gripping Basic blocking Basic striking Wrist control and takedown techniques How use the Mini-Baton for basic self-defense Basic teaching principles There is also a sample course outline for those who are interested following an organized program of learning this effective and practical self-defense and control tool.

Author : Robert Downey
Publisher : Charles C. Thomas Publisher
Page : 128 pages
File Size : 28,50 MB
Release : 1981
Category : Social Science
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This text presents techniques and information to help police officers avoid being disarmed by a suspect (take-away incidents) and then injured or killed with their own or their partner's weapon. The opening chapter on conditioning emphasizes the importance of the officer's mental as well as physical readiness. Strength, endurance, and agility requirements, an integral part of police testing and academy regimen, are necessary for the survival of active duty officers. The times within the arrest procedure when an assault is most likely to occur are identified, and ways to distinguish between passive and potentially violent subjects or situations are discussed. Fourteen case studies illustrate the errors, lack of preparation, poor training, or other deficiencies that make take-away incidents possible. Specific lessons to be learned are enumerated along with each case: search the suspects before requesting identification; never leave one officer alone with the suspect; never cuff a suspect's hand in front of his body, etc. The chapter on 'games cons play' uses photographs to illustrate the varied techniques criminals use against police officers in confrontations. Next, the Downey-Roth weapon retention technique is introduced. Its chief principle is that since action is faster than reaction, violation of the danger zone (the area within which the officer is vulnerable to a suspect's grab or kick) should be guarded against. The three factors present in weapon retention -- distance and timing, holsters that can prevent the illicit withdrawal of the weapon, and techniques that are well-rehearsed and answer countermeasures are outlined. Photographs and case studies illustrate the nine techniques, including countering approaches from the front, rear, and side to seize either holstered or drawn weapons.