• Taserseries 10046986
    Ti Training's course, "TASER Series: Sudden, Unexpected Death," presented in cooperation with TASER International, educates the law enforcement community on the phenomenon of "sudden unexpected death." This course, by Rick Gilbault, discusses common warning and danger signs displayed by an individual at risk of sudden death. The course relays data that has been collected to date by TASER International on this condition. A chapter in the course is dedicated to the definition of "Excited Delirium," it's causes and known key indicators. The course is available in either interactive or non-interactive video presentations and are produced on CD for play in a classroom or individual instructional settings.

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    Robert Marvulli
    This is stovepipe a stoppage. It doesn't look like the 'perfect' stovepipe where it sticks up, perfectly centered, trapped between the slide and barrel of the gun. Sweeping this stovepipe to clear it will not clear it. Use TRT.
    West Long Branch, NJ, Police Department
    West Long Branch, NJ, Police Officer Dave Brosonski rescued an 11-year-old boy who had fallen through the ice of a lake Monday.
    T4E
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    Photo: Robert Marvulli
    The setup simulated an 'L-Shaped' corridor, where at least one target could not be seen until the officer rounded the corner. This also could be escalated to a headshot, incorporating a failure drill.
    Photo: Robert Marvulli
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