Go inside active shooter training scenario with Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2022
- Advanced Law Enforcement Rapid Response Training (ALERRT) instructor Troy Dupuy speaks about the importance of first responders immediate need to engage an active shooter. See how he leads a Level 1 Simunition training scenario with local law enforcement officers inside an Athens (Texas) Sr. High School classroom, June 21, 2022. ALERRT’s training has been called the "gold standard" for such training nationwide. (DMN video/editing: Tom Fox)
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The most dangerous place is the doorway as its a funnel when the SWAT guys entered they didn't pause at the doorway but entered and fanned out to their respective sides.
Door way and going up a stair case
fatal funnel.
Training is practical thing, but it's essential things that Law enforcements have to learn and to know, if such scenario emergency comes to them so you would already prepared.
3:00 horrible mag reload
Ty
2:20 Wrong way to carry him your supposed to hold his right hand with you left hand and hold his right hand with your left otherwise it will chicken wing him which hurts the guy below more and it’s uncomfortable for the officer and no I’m not an officer but I do these scenarios as a role player which means I experience it firsthand and know what to do. I’m not perfect but I know for sure that’s a wrong carry
I know it’s a beating drum what you been much better off teaching these kids to deal with her emotions
Uvalde should learn from this
The bullets are designed to only emit a bit of burn pain upon hitting flesh, and that's all. These are not real bullets, so I call them "semi-blank" bullets. Those Simunition rounds.
Yep, I've been watching some other training videos that use this type of "ammo" along with realistic scenarios. I'd like to have this type of training someday because it can definitely save lives while waiting on the police and other emergency response teams.
They are basically just .117 bbs. They sting for a few minutes, but you're fine
What do you call those orange flex cuffs?
Was this after waiting 45 minutes for the commander to wake up
What kind of training is this
Just homeschool, you save a lot of lives that way.
Thats not how they do it...they wait for over an hour before entering..like uvalde did it text book
In Buffalo, NY the armed guard/retired police officer responded immediately with gunfire. The bullets bounced off the mass shooter's body armor, and he subsequently killed the guard... Being able to act effectively is important.
No plan survives contact with the enemy.
This comment aged like breastmilk after the Louisville and Nashville shootings.
That Chief and those officers were incompetent idiots. Most officers are going to do the job correctly.
i'll obviously have this training because im entered in a criminal justice course
Active shooter training consists of a single sentence: Go Through The Door.
The parents at Uvalde knew this.
Terry v. Ohio
Police have a right to protect themselves, even if it tramples on the rights of an innocent citizen
DeShaney v. Winnebago County
Government officials have no obligation to protect anyone
The first part of every LEO training is to be afraid of everything and everyone. They don’t need any more training.
Active shooters can be stopped with basic firearms knowledge and courage.
All 400 LEO in scene at Uvalde need to be fired and publicly condemned.
Wow, you should become an officer there to show them how it's done👏👏
Have you experienced any LEO training?
If not, how can you say that the first thing they are taught is to be afraid of everything?
8-10 minutes??? Tell that to UVALDE.. 2 HOURS
At 1:42 you just flagged everyone in the room
Look at trigger finger
@@SB0458 Thank you for the reply
Tronp preso
Horrible execution..all of yours guys were talking while 1 individual was searching 5 possible suspects you need 1 guy (at least)at a 2 yard range (6ft) able to see all movement keep your officer and other victims safe plus you never checked yiru shooters condition or searched for a 2nd gun on their person. I get it's training but if you train wrong you react wrong
That was way too many shots fired to each target. The training in this video should be the minimum training to become a police officer. If basic training is not enough to protect kids, then what is this going to do. I fear for my children going to public school.
You don't anything about training and tactics. Why even critique ?
Cute of you to assume. Why even comment?
@@GallagherGirl I'm not assuming, I know.
Your comment shows too much ignorance on response tactics and real world policing. Remember this: Movies and TV shows are fake. Nothing to do with real world. If one of your children become a police officer, then you might learn to show respect and care for the well being of the officers too. Please don't comment about stuff that you know nothing about. TV is fake.
I think you over estimate the accuracy after a first shot and the likeliness it brings a person down.
Why does law enforcement tend to do things so ugly when breaching? Rarely can one observe proper tactics or the use of distractors, stun grenades/flash bangs, tear gas or just something to give them that 1 or 2 second edge. I don't even understand what those bodies were doing on the doorway, that I assume were hostages and how they were supposed to be so ready to coordinate with law enforcement in conjunction with a breach. The whole thing seemed a combination of poor tactics and unrealistic expectations. I will say this though, action and decision are almost 100% of the time far better than inaction and indecision or worse... cowardice like in both Uvalde and Columbine.