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For Winter Qual, I shot a 96.8. I threw two 3's and two 4's with my left hand, so not a bad round. It's the last qual of it's kind. The department is going to a pass fail mode with more emphasis with shorter range shots.
Don't do that,
I barked at a Lob's trainee.
He was opening a bindle of tar
heroin with his bare hands.
After roll call, D-Fresh
ran me through range.
I shot a 94 with my primary
and a 96 with the back up.
Today, I had a single day of In-Service:PVO
The day consisted of four classes:
Skid Car, Precision Driving,
Breaking and turning at speed, and PIT.
The department no longer teaches defensive tactics. Now, they teach control tactics.
Patrol Scenarios
(Four with a partner and one with a group of 12.)
Defensive Tactics
Fall Qualification
(This is a first. The main hand gun range is closed, so we only qualified at In-Service this year with shotguns and Glocks.)(Taser Scenarios
Trauma Wound Care
(With wet lab)
For the first two days of this week,
I have the second half of this year's In-Service.
Monday's Agenda:
Taser Recert
Patrol Tactics:
Officer/Citizen Rescues using patrol cars in a scenario village.
How to carry people
How to place people in cars or trunks
Threat coverage.
Down officer scenarios
Defensive Tactics:
Step asides
How to fall
Ground kicks
How to get off the ground
Shooting from the ground
The scenario box
Obstacle course.
Range:
7 yard shooting
Speed shooting
Malfunction drills with shooting
Combat shooting course.
CPR / First Aid
It did not go like this.
