Police crowd control techniques

Author: Jia Sunyong
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Publish Date: 2006-05-24
Features: This book presents us with an important research topic, namely the study of police combat tactics. For serious violent crimes, major group crimes, sudden disasters, and emergencies during public-focused events, as well as urgent rescue operations that threaten the lives of the public or police officers, we need to develop systematic command and control theories based on an understanding of handling patterns, thereby feeding back into and guiding practical operations. Especially in accordance with the Ministry of Public Security's principles of using police force, weapons, and coercive measures cautiously in handling group incidents, and the regulations that frontline officers are prohibited from carrying or using lethal weapons, a "harmonious tactical" approach is adopted to suppress violence, maintain peace, effectively subdue lawbreakers engaging in hitting, smashing, and looting, deter crime, and quickly control the situation. This book primarily focuses on the single-combat tactics of police officers, covering key techniques such as kicking, striking, throwing, grappling, controlling, cuffing, and escorting, as well as strategic theories like surprise attacks, offense and defense, (), and the balance of firmness and flexibility. It also emphasizes tactical concepts that are legal, safe, reasonable, and effective. The book consists of seven chapters, each illustrated with diagrams and easy to understand. The content is rich, practical, and highly targeted, making it suitable for different individuals in various situations for self-defense during arrests or attacks.