Hfrg Threat Pattern Recognition Use Of Force Already Passed

Around 90 seconds into a confrontation, the LAS is depleted and the AS becomes the FINAL AND DOMINATE fuel system. Can burn for long periods of time, depending on officer's cardio / respiratory conditioning. {Ans: Aerobic System AS}1. Penetrate. 2. Disengage. {Ans: Tactical Reactionary Options}Involves a series of muscle groups. Example, shooting stance. At approximately 145 beats per minute, Complex Motor Skills begin to deteriorate. {Ans: Complex Motor Skills}Once the ATP System has been depleted, the LAS will act as an afterburner fuel. Provides about 45 seconds or intermediate strength and endurance. {Ans: Lactic Acid System LAS}Whenever made, dependent upon - VELOCITY. MASS. ENERGY DURATION. {Ans: Fluid Shock Wave}When it is tactically safe to do so. {Ans: Double Lock Handcuffs}1. Pain compliance 2. Balance displacement 3. Motor disjunction 4. Distraction technique 5. Stunning {Ans: Five control principles}Committed crime, escape risk, risk of safety {Ans: When are we are we legally allowed to handcuff some}1. Psychological Intimidation. 2. Verbal Noncompliance 3. Passive Resistance 4. Defensive Resistance 5. Active Aggression 6. Deadly Force Assault {Ans: Levels of Resistance.}Any action by subject that attempts to prevent an officer from gaining control or the subject.