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How de-escalation training could change policing
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- Опубликовано: 14 фев 2023
- A recent study on de-escalation training may provide a path toward safer policing.
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Cops need to be tested for EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE Before they are put on the job!
People need to be decent human beings and stop blaming law enforcement as a smokescreen while ignoring the much bigger problems with violence/crime within our society.
@@Ricky-mo6mvwhen a police officer escalates situation to killing person is totally wrong
@@adoarch I don’t think it’s done often enough. People need to be more afraid to be a detriment to society. What we see now illustrates that far too many people aren’t afraid of consequences. This country’s law enforcement has a very docile way of enforcing the law compared to other countries. And they have much less crime than us as a result.
Too much ego is the problem
What do you mean?
How fathers in the home in certain 'cultures' could change criminals
Or how Father's in the homes in certain "cultures" could stop coddling and spoiling their kids and prevent them from becoming mass killlers or transgender...
@@lalo80adams71 a majority of mass shootings come from the fatherless culture despite what the msm tries to feed you. Just remember 10 people getting shot at the club in Philly or 6 people getting shot at a bbq in Oakland is in fact, a mass shooting
Or humans stop being malevolent. It’s that simple
@@AC-te9dr that won't happen
What! That has nothing to do with police officer training
Yes please start training in escalation of force and not just use of force. 🤦🏻♂️
What this guy said about confronting a person with a knife is false. What he said about the UK policing is also false.
No other profession tolerates, covers for and even rewards ignorance, incompetence, poor behavior, poor performance and destruction of innocent people's lives, even to the point of killing them, the way law enforcement does.
America is NOT Finland, they don’t have half of the problems we have over here. Not Japan or the Netherlands ….they never lived in Houston, Baltimore, Chicago, LA, San Francisco, Oakland, Columbus, etc…
And this is a good reason for police officers to be that monsters they are? Germans are hell right, “those who fight with monsters, should take care of not turning into monsters by themselves”.
You have no idea what crime is in other countries. It’s like our education system, we are a third world country compared to rest of Western World with our Right Wing Nationalism
Oh my
Last time I checked, a knife can kill you. If you think for a minute, that an imminently dangerous and up close knife attack (showed in the video) should be handled with taser or hands on, then you are the one that needs the training. SMH. No one will sign up for that at 60 or 160k. If someone is just holding a knife, nobody getting attacked, police are trained to use time, cover and distance. Then maybe you take your chances with de-escalatation and tasers which work 50% of the time due to distance, clothing, aim at a moving target and personal resistance. However, when those options fail, and they may in a split second, the next option is simply deadly force. Understand, nobody is getting cut for your son, father, uncle or aunt that made a dumb choice to bring a "knife to a gun fight".
Idiotic thinking. There of course very few times when deadly force is necessary, but extreme vast majority interaction outcomes are due to the officer’s actions.
One fundamental concept embraced by police would change so many of these interactions: The person CAN'T comply, not that they WON'T
Why wouldn't they be able to?
@Ruthy Look earphones, substances, dementia, psychosis, FEAR, anxiety, trauma, head injury, developmental challenges...the list goes on and on...
@@tiffanyray5360 That's quite a list. So if any of those things are present and can somehow be recognized, how should the police deal with their non compliance? Because it's important to note it still is non compliance. You got the floor. Please, enlighten me.
@Ruthy Look there's actually a really great technique called Motovational Interviewing, which is just a way to communicate with people that doesn't raise their defenses. It teaches you to roll with resistance. A good visual is that currently cops wrestle but this is more like dancing...you get to the same desired position but in a more fluid way. Cops actually make things harder on themselves by always trying to force instead of adjusting their moves in a more creative way...they assume it's a power struggle when often that's not the case at all.
So much shootings
It’s just mainstream media reporting it more. It’s not rising at all.
Oh my