Scenario: vehicle extractions. We train our K9s to safely and effectively deploy into a vehicle and extract non-compliant subjects. This isn’t just cool training; it’s a valid and lawful deployment that helps keep officers safe in real-world encounters. 🚨🚔🐕 #police #fyp #k9armour #dog #policedog #policek9 #k9creed #asmr #viral #reels #funny #satisfying | Andrea.n.k9creed

Vehicle Extractions // Come train Aug. 31 - Sept. 1. Lakeville, MN. Space still available! Link in bio. We hope to meet you soon. Oss! #police #policetraining #jiujitsuforlawenforcement #copswhotrain #bluelinestrong | Jiu Jitsu Five-O

Coverage on Vehicle Extractions If this goes bad… now what? This is the lens we use to evaluate every technique and concept. A common spot for cover officers during a vehicle extraction is the A-pillar, looking through the windshield. In reality even with lower vehicles, it is difficult to see common areas where suspects may conceal weapons. This puts you “behind the eight ball” if a threat is presented. Furthermore, once officers are fully engaged in the extraction, you can no longer provide sa