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Originally Posted by pennsiveguy
Well, of course they were. Unless maybe he had a wee "oopsie" in the process of gracefully and gleefully exiting his vehicle after the coppers cordially invited him to join them. Or when the coppers sensed his tension and kindly helped him recline into a more relaxing position while they lovingly massaged his scalp and back. Uh-huh.  |
God...some of the stories I've heard from the LEO that I train at the Aikido school about people resisting...I just cringe. A lot of our guys come from the jail as they tend to have the most contact.
We have an armbar technique....that has hundreds of different applications....many of them involving the opposite side of the shoulder. Once applied, the offender will do what every other one does 99% of the time....go up on his toes and lean forward to relieve the pain.
When you have a guy on his tip-toes....he is easily maneuvered anyway you want. Into the back of a car, into a wall, etc.