USMS Officer Safety Training - Human Performance
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- Опубликовано: 29 май 2023
- U.S. Marshals Service deputies conduct an Officer Safety Training-Human Performance course to state and local law enforcement officers at the headquarters office of Gulf Coast Regional Fugitive Task Force in Vestavia Hills, Al., Aug. 29, 2022. The USMS OST-HP training is designed to improve law enforcement officers’ overall performance and decision-making during stressful encounters, ultimately leading to a decrease in the number of use-of-force situations and increasing the probability for successful non-violent outcomes. (U.S. Marshals Service video/Andrew Arthur Breese)
Training, Officer presence, physical fitness should matter as well. Some will be fit but not well trained, other have the training but are not fit. One should look at oneself in all aspects and improve where needed.
This comment right here is what I live by. If law enforcement is your career, your survival skills, marksmanship and physical fitness are crucial.
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Which is why it never made sense to me when I see police officers with beer bellies. How are you going to be fat and out out of shape yet be a police officer?? I see it all the time and it weirds me out.
Amen hermano
I still think Marshalls a the best law enforcement in the entire usa
Best training I've ever attended! I was in one of the 1st classes that had USMS Task Force SDUSMS/Commanders. I recognize a lot of these guys. A retired 1789 1811
THAT BOY HAD SOME GOOD TRAINING APPLYING THAT TQ AT THE BEGINNING!!
God bless you guys! Thank you for your service!
Excelente! Vocês são excelentes!
Excellent video! Excellent training!
This is what needs funding. Not climate change.
Good job, fellas! Make the training as intense as you can make it, thank you for your service.
Thank you.
The PT belt, love it.
so much respect for you guys. my dream is to be apart of this brotherhood one day
This is awesome.
Hell yes. Get those reps. Thank you all for your service.
5 years and two weeks ago I turned down my firm offer to be a U.S. Deputy Marshall after the lengthy and interesting hiring process…..kinda regret it but kinda don’t. Think about it often where I’d be right now if I said yes.
God bless y’all.
If you keep count of the days that have passed since you declined the job I’d say you should’ve taken it
@@jimmymartino5433 maybe. It would have probably sucked during Covid. My job I have let me telework the entire time. It has the same benefits as the marshals, except their 50% retirement benefits. I only have 30% after 30 years.
You and me both I couldn’t deal with the pay
@@juliany27 their pay is pretty up there. They have a 25% on top of base salary pay due to mandatory overtime.
USMS IS AWESOME
Not gonna lie, I have pretty much seen all of the featured classic AXON bodycam clips. Pretty wild stuff.
Love this content! Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹❤️🫡
This training is incredible, I wish every PD in the country had it, as well as fitness and meal planning programs for officers. Of course I know that will never happen lol but in a perfect world.
Well done
Very cool.
I like the IRS firearm training
Excellent video 🫡🇺🇸
When is the next class for Officer safety human performance? I would like to attend.
good video
with my country had this type of trainings
I saw the marshals in action this week I am family support to a fed officer. We have a dog he’s training with my help.
Is this training course going to be offered anytime soon? If so, when and where?
Be prepared.
When is the next class?? I would love to attend!!
Are you LEO ?
@@eman_98 yes
Get on a USMS task force.
You know that excuse that people use all the time when they mess up? The phrase, “We are all human we all make mistakes”. Yeah, I don’t want those people on my team. Some jobs just require higher standards. Good video.
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I knew one of the officer's trainings in this video he is a part of my town's local agency haha.
Small class, those guys sitting up front definitely took something away from that course. Some of those guys are highly trained! That was cool to watch.
Whats was the clip from 2:18 all about?
officer had a mental breakdown and an EMT had to calm him down and take his gun from him
THANK YOU IN CASE OF THE ATTACKS HERE AGAINST ME 🤝🏼
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Ex Virtute Dei Defendam! Thanks be to Our Heavenly Father and St. Michael The Archangel for the men and women of the United States Marshals Service, WARRIORS who literally march into hell for a heavenly cause!
Can I be in the national guard and a U.S. marshal at the same time?
Yes
Here in Brazil, the police will always approach with weapons in hand until everyone is searched to ensure that there are no weapons. If there are weapons, the suspect is instructed not to put his hand on his waist or pick up the gun, he is targeted.
whats the maning of "bs"? @@chrismadison305
Hello, I am LEO. I would like to attend the next class also
Get on a task force. They don’t just open up to everyone
Sign me up yesterday
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Rondney rest in peace.
Do you think we're most of y'all's actions are close range You're bullet should have a long distance caliber meaning it can stand to not slow down but not go certain distances
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And people say police are too aggressive and don’t need guns. Show them this video
So I have a question for all you law enforcement officers how do you all contain a man who's participating in extracurricular activities One in particular here lately that I've noticed is crystal meth with myself when I get around the wall sometimes my head really starts dumping with in y'all's radios. Now I can't say for 100% that one time when they was taking me to the hospital that an officer walked over beside the car as I was handcuffed inside of it then it sounded like a gunshot went off
Of course the dude rocking the Nasa shirt was the worst! ROFL
I was in the sand box.. it got real one day.. 1 lone goat herder with a home made AK.. I only had an armored division with me.. I hunt Bambi and have ptsd.. 😂😂😂😂😂
Us civilians need to do this exact training when we’re dealing with hot headed officers as well!! Gave me an idea :)
@@chrismadison305 don’t talk so fast now. You’ll are the ones who started this.. and yes I can ask they same thing to you. You wonder why you get shot at also.. works both ways
If you live in America, there is nothing stopping you.
@@skyj2172 amen
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So this is how Marshall Chris Monsanto learned to be such a bad ass
Lack of survival instinct. Man putting he's hands behind back is sign of threat like oh shit he have a gun then shot fired on a radio.
I’m not an American and I’m not a believer in god ….. but god bless the American police
hunting people would be fun! :) These guys are the best at what they do! Glad they are training and serving the country!
Are they hiring old dudes like me in their 50's?
No one older than 37, generally.
Nor prohibited by it to the states
The Constitution
No mention of the police in the Constitution or the 2A
0:34 fuck i saw that guy on a gore site. hope he's still alive
What crimes do the US Marshals investigate? I'm specifically wanting to know about criminal investigations rather than Fugitive investigations. It seems to me that Fugitive Investigations would be completely different from criminal investigations. Because a Fugitive is already wanted and the job of the US Marshal is to find the fugitive. A criminal investigation would involve figuring out who committed a crime and then obtaining sufficient evidence for trial. It seems like US Marshals are trained in criminal investigations but it is unclear exactly what crimes they would investigate. They mate hunt murderers who are fugitives but I assume they don't have the actual role of investigating murders.
Marshals investigate Adam Walsh Act Cases, Threat Investigations and moving towards some gun prosecutions.
@@stephenhall5115 Thanks for your reply. I wonder if you know how much of their work is based on specifically investigating crimes? It sounds like the crimes they would investigate are pretty straight forward (failing to register as a sex offender) which doesn't seem like it would require extensive training in criminal investigations.
I have always found the US Marshals Service to be the most fascinating law enforcement agency and really quite unique. As an example, the FBI is made up of what is essentially detectives with limited jurisdiction but with a different name "special agent". Information on being a detective is readily available but information about the US Marshals service is a lot harder to come by as the role seems so unique. Do you know how their training/processes/strategies may differ from a criminal investigation when they are conducting a fugitive investigation?
The Marshal Service is made up of 94 districts with 94 different ways of doing things.
The USMS Is basically broken up into groupings. Your Operational District Depuites , you’re “hooking and Hauling” and manning court, with sone warrant work mixed in workload permitting. Then you have your task force DUSMS. Basically all they do is work warrants mainly your state paper .
All DUSMS are 1811’s, and just recently got journeyman 13’s. One of the hold-ups is justifying a GS-13 when you’re sitting in court babysitting bandits. But the Adam Walsh Investigations and the threat investigation pretty much provided the needed push.
I see the USMS getting and expanded role because the service is adding 1801 positions. Basically a uniform position to handle the grunt work of court ops to get the DUSMS out in the streets.
As for as investigating murders and robberies you are correct. DUSMS don’t investigate the crime itself they just go after the body.
@@stephenhall5115 What's confusing me is that they do the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers’ Criminal Investigator Training Program (CITP) which is a full detectives course but then they don't appear to actually use a lot of that training because if they are only investigating Adan Walsh violations isn't that essentially job situations where someone fails to register? It seems to me that the CITP course is not really appropriate for US Marshals and more tactical training would be better.
Also, I have a long list of questions about the US Marshals Service - are you a former or current deputy Marshal?
I wanted to make a computer game about them about a decade ago and did a lot of research on them but there were a few things I just couldn't find information on.
@@joekiwi200CITP is for all federal criminal investigators. IE your “suit and tie” FBI types. Plainclothes detectives more or less. EVERY investigator in EVERY federal alphabet agency goes through it
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what s with the darn music man.
Always weird to me to see that the police is trained like military while in my understanding the police is a safty service.
This is nothing like military, and safety is safety, this is teaching keeping calm in an adrenaline dump and situational awareness during adrenaline exclusion. Ignorant comment.
@@TPSJ-141 ok, it its a special force. But how many ex militaries are in the police? Dont get me wrong, but it seems their is a connection between training and escalation. Subjects vs Citizens.
@@fuelbasti they are not a “special force”
The US Marshals are a federal agency of the US Dpt of Justice - once again ignorant comment.
You clearly know nothing about the topic so quit talking about things you know nothing about
@@TPSJ-141 is this the cancel culture here? Am I only allowed to speak up when my expertise is beyond and meets your opinion? Hope you are not a cop.
The police is meant to be a safety force. Sometimes however, in order to protect people you HAVE to use violence and is some cases lethal force.
I think the most valuable training is doing "real" situations but with paintballs or airsoft but ACTUALLY try to "one up each other" or trick each and just see what you can get away with and be prepared for as if you were an actual suspect or Officer. Like just roleplay an actual scenario and steer away from the "generic training exercises" that usually don't apply exactly in the real world. And take everything extremely seriously especially if you end up firing weapons, which should be avoided as you already know.
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Look into bullpup rifles.
You can hold your weapon at the ready as you open a door.
That difference alone is substantial for risk management.
Also, before long I will be wnle to encourage some awesome entrepreneur to create a recoil spring guide-mounted recoil-proof high resolution high frame rate camera, batteries, and transmitter that transmits short range to a smart watch with a slightly oversized display worn on the inside of the opposite wrist.
Look around corners, ID with the flashlight, aim with the laser.
Save lives.
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I give this example to each of my new troops of cadets and have over the 15 years of instructing.
Imagine we offer Mike Tyson a contract. He wants to know who he will fight. We don't know. He wants to know when. We don't know but somewhere over the next 35 years. He will ask where. Could be anywhere. On a street, in an alley, at a mall or even in your own home. Further, I would tell him that the person he will fight will likely be high or drinking and less likely to feel pain. He will probably have at least one weapon on him that he will use when your back is turned and he will likely have at least one buddy with him. Oh by the way, if the guy is a different skin color than you, the media will villainize you and your leadership is very likely to throw you under the bus. What do they think Mike is going to say when I tell him this is all for about the same money a high school teacher with a master's degree makes but get the summers off? He's going to tell me to pound sand. That is what society is asking them to do and they had best do it perfectly. No room for errors like doctors and medical malpractice suits.
@@jdeleon9694 Well sure. All law enforcement professionals and criminology experts know that most criminals in North America use vehicles for travel to crime scenes. Transport proceeds of crime, drugs, weapons and victims of human trafficking. Add to that the need to detect impaired drivers and drivers who carry no insurance so victims of a collision cannot make an insurance claim for damages or medical treatment. So in essence, they are saving the world one stop at a time.
But hey, anytime you want to get in shape, undergo hundreds of hours of disciplined training, learn to take orders and work as a time, you might be able to get through basic training. Then you can head on out into the world and experience the worst of what society has to offer while trying to avoid being killed or having your reputation ruined for doing the very job you were hired to do. Then you can sit back and dazzle us with your newfound insight into policing and what life would look like without it.
@@jdeleon9694you don’t think the world needs law and order to function at a reasonably safe and orderly level? You’re lying to yourself or very naive if you say no.
Are you a former US Marshal? Can you help me out? I want to know what crimes do the US Marshals investigate. I'm specifically wanting to know about criminal investigations rather than Fugitive investigations. It seems to me that Fugitive Investigations would be completely different from criminal investigations. Because a Fugitive is already wanted and the job of the US Marshal is to find the fugitive. A criminal investigation would involve figuring out who committed a crime and then obtaining sufficient evidence for trial. It seems like US Marshals are trained in criminal investigations but it is unclear exactly what crimes they would investigate. They mate hunt murderers who are fugitives but I assume they don't have the actual role of investigating murders.
@@joekiwi200 The duties of the U.S. Marshals Service include protecting the federal judiciary, apprehending federal fugitives, managing and selling seized assets acquired by criminals through illegal activities, housing and transporting federal prisoners and operating the Witness Security Program.
@@James_T_Kirk_1701 Thanks for your reply. I was specifically wanting to know about the crimes they investigate - I am familiar with their overall role. But someone else told me the crimes they investigate are Adam Walsh Act violations and that's about it.
Curious if you are a current or former deputy US Marshal as I also wanted to know what kind of unarmed combat training they receive.
The opposite of cosplay tactifool.
I don’t know why you guys release the videos to the public 🤦🏻♂️
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There was nothing sensitive, proprietary, confidential, or classified in the video. No tactics or techniques were shared. You must be a newbie.
@@tcps760 still fuck the public
The US Marshals arent a spy investigative agency like the FBI.
Nothing groundbreaking here. Very basic police combat training. This isn't MARSOC
I hope your training your officers better than most PD’s!!! 20 seconds in and the second instructor is out of shape 🤷♂️ personally, unless the instructor is in shape, I loose all respect for him. I get it but still, you’re discussing heart rate…. That overweight officer can’t control heart rate Lol
i assure you this training is leagues higher than any pd even the PD's swat teams might not get as good of training
The donut man; it was the donut.
Lose*
When is the next class? I ETS out of the army 26july2024
Booooooooo
There’s a major problem with law enforcement in this country. It’s emblematic in the way the first guy was talking. He was referring to officers AND citizens.
Officers ARE citizens. Full stop.
Words are important, and this way of drawing distinction between yourself and the people is dangerous. It creates a hostile, us vs. them mentality that goes both ways.
Perhaps if law enforcement and the public weren’t seen as “others” from each other, there could be a little more respect and understanding going both ways, making this country safer for all.
@@chrismadison305 reading comprehension not your strong suit? Oh, I see now, based off of your pic of course it’s not, now it makes sense.
I know exactly of what I speak, you however seem to be lacking?
I said all officers are citizens, not the other way around.
They, and you would do well to remember that.
You are the one twisting the words spoken in the video, typical for your profession, obviously.
I suggest you rewatch it, and this time pay attention, to the best of your ability, of course.
No armi no problemi
Training only does so much! Ending qualified immunity would make that training much more important and critical! Wouldn't take long to weed the bad cops out!
You do it then.
@@bobforsyth2179 I don't need to. Hundreds of others can speak truthfully!
Do you even know what qualified immunity really mean?
@@stephenhall5115no they just parrot the BS the media feeds them
@@chrismadison305 Bad cop