MASTER AT ARMS A SCHOOL BLOCK 3, Master at arms A school ( week 3 ) – Flashcards
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Baton
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6 parts, 5 blocks, 4 strikes, 3 carries, 2 draw
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Types of Draws
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Strong & Cross Strong: on strong side of body Cross: support side (high profile)
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Effective range of OC
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3-12 feet
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Minimum spray distance of OC
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36 inches
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How is OC dispensed?
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Spraying in a sweeping motion, ear to ear, maintaining focus on the eyes
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How long should OC be sprayed for?
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.5 - 1.0 seconds
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Things to check for after OC has been sprayed on a suspect
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AIRWAY- open the airway BREATHING- Check for signs of obstruction in the mouth CIRCULATION- Check for sighs of responsiveness
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RED Target Areas of the Human Body
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Temple Eyes & Ears Bridge of nose Upper lip Jaw Throat Back of neck Hollow behind ear Kidney Tailbone Spinal column Sternum Xyphoid process Solar plexus
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YELLOW Target Areas of the Human Body
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Collar bone Upper abdomen Knee & elbow joint Rib cage Groin area
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GREEN Target Areas of the Human Body
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Back of hand Shin Instep Shoulder blades Achilles' tendon Inside of wrist Lower abdomen
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3 types of weapons retention
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Holstered weapons grab(cross linear) Weapons hand grab (cross linear) Barrel grab (working to the outside. Towards the bend of the elbow)
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What are the 8 deadly force conditions?
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1-Inherent right of self defense 2-Defense of others 3-Assets vital to national security (nuclear weapons) 4-Inherent dangerous to others 5-National infrastructure (prevent sabotage of nail all critical infrastructure) 6- Serious offenses against persons (setting inhabited dwelling on fire) 7-escape 8- Arrest of Apprehension
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Compliant Escort
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1- approach from 3 o'clock or 9 o'clock grab suspects bicep with both hands 2- hip to hip contact 3- extend the arm across your chest 4- elbow centered on your chest 5- while focusing on the head balance and provide task direction
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Personal space
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Others not expected to intrude 1. In front of subject is 3ft 2. To the side of the subject 1 1/2 ft. 3. To the rear of subject 5 ft
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Intimate zone
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Only allow people closes to us. Distance is 18 inches.
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Social zone
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Space we normally converse with others Distance is 6 ft.
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Public zone
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Normally we keep others in public area Distance is 18 ft.
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Reactionary zone
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Try to maintain a reactionary zone of 4-6 ft.
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Persons up-bring
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How someone was raised. People from the city have small personal zones. People from the country have larger personal zones.
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Children in hostile environments
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May become hostile as adults and have larger personal zones.
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Show concern
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eye contact and tilting the head slightly forward.
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Show support
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eye contact and slightly nodding the head.
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Show confidence
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Eye contact while keeping head erect.
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Show authority
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Uninterrupted eye contact while keeping your head and shoulders straight.
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Submissiveness
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Looking down.
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Derangement
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Jerking, darting, empty stare
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Anger
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Wide eyes with uninterrupted stare.
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Looking for weapon or escape
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Looking around
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Attack is imminent
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Looking at your jaw, groin, weapon.
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60-70%
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Show concern for someone who is upset by maintaining 60-70% eye contact
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How many stages for conflict management?
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3 stages 1. Anxiety. 2. Verbal aggression. 3. Physical aggression.
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Anxiety
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Fear of the unknown
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Verbal aggression
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Is the second stage of conflict also known as the testing zone.
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Physical aggression
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Act of violence, loss of personal control.
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How many levels of listening?
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5 levels. 1. Ignoring another person: not listening at all. 2. Pretending to listen: yeah, uhuh. 3. Selective listening: only hearing parts of the convo. 4. Attentive listening: listening to the words, but no feelings. 5. Empathetic listening: trying to understand how that person feels.
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How many stages for empathetic listening?
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4 stages
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Stage 1: active and reflective listening
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Listening and able to repeat the content.
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Stage 2: rephrasing the content
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Rephrasing the content but in your own words.
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Stage 3: reflect feelings
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You can reflect another persons feelings.
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Stage 4: rephrase and reflect
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You are able to rephrase content and feelings.
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Angular cornering
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Physically boxing the aggressor in a corner
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Surround cornering
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Several persons forming a circle
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Contact cornering
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Grabbing a potential aggressor
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Psychological cornering
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Giving aggressor a direct order or command.
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Exit cornering
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Forcing a potential aggressor into my personal zone.
