STAYING ALERT TO YOUR SURROUNDINGS
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Hello, this is Rusty Keeble with the Gang Enforcement Company; welcome to this Gang Enforcement Training Byte - today's topic is this ----------
Staying Alert to Your Surroundings
Knowing that they may attract police attention, gang members standing as a group on the street may hide their weapons in easily accessible, nearby locations instead of on their person. Hiding spots of choice would be those easily overlooked by officers during a simple approach but offering quick access to the gang members, if the need presents itself.
Some good examples may be inside the wheel wells of nearby cars, on top of parked car, inside a nearby garbage cans, under bushes or even under a piece of garbage on the ground. When approaching and making contact with a suspected and/or known gang member, another surrounding threat may be additional gang members - both friend and rival to your contact who may be standing across the street from your position, out-of-sight in nearby alleys or in parked vehicles or simply driving by your location. GANG ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CENTER
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An ideal gang contact will involve three officers:
Obviously that kind of personnel isn't always available, but when possible, the three-officer approach is preferable. No matter the situation; using good common sense situational awareness techniques is always in the officer's favor providing a more safe and secure environment for you, your back up officers, the public and yes even the gang member you are making contact with. That wraps up this week's training tip - a couple of reminders - don't forget to share this with your colleagues and if you are not currently subscribed to receive the Gang Enforcement Advisor, Gang Watch, this weekly training tip and all our other gang enforcement resources - delivered on demand in the palm of your hand - then simply submit your e-mail above.
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