Krav Maga
Re: Krav Maga
meathead1 wrote:i got into a fight with a guy on the side of a 400 series highway my last night shift, and you know what worked? Punching him in the face hard and repeatedly.
Meatie! Public side! All your posts need to be 'paperwork-friendly' !!
Ergo, you were "using distractionary techniques in order to interrupt his illegal behaviour, and gain compliance from the subject so that restraints could be applied."...........
Sounds so much more 'impressive' (and less career-limiting) than "I kicked him in the nuts a hundred times until he put the cuffs on himself" !!!!
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Re: Krav Maga
SupahDuck wrote:meathead1 wrote:i got into a fight with a guy on the side of a 400 series highway my last night shift, and you know what worked? Punching him in the face hard and repeatedly.
Meatie! Public side! All your posts need to be 'paperwork-friendly' !!
Ergo, you were "using distractionary techniques in order to interrupt his illegal behaviour, and gain compliance from the subject so that restraints could be applied."...........
Sounds so much more 'impressive' (and less career-limiting) than "I kicked him in the nuts a hundred times until he put the cuffs on himself" !!!!
No, he punched him in the face really hard repeatedly. There was nothing "discrationary" about it... I was going to explain why, but then realized I was on the public side.
Re: Krav Maga
red_coat wrote:SupahDuck wrote:meathead1 wrote:i got into a fight with a guy on the side of a 400 series highway my last night shift, and you know what worked? Punching him in the face hard and repeatedly.
Meatie! Public side! All your posts need to be 'paperwork-friendly' !!
Ergo, you were "using distractionary techniques in order to interrupt his illegal behaviour, and gain compliance from the subject so that restraints could be applied."...........
Sounds so much more 'impressive' (and less career-limiting) than "I kicked him in the nuts a hundred times until he put the cuffs on himself" !!!!
No, he punched him in the face really hard repeatedly. There was nothing "discrationary" about it... I was going to explain why, but then realized I was on the public side.
Work with me here..... the reality of what happened doesn't need to be reflected verbatim in the paperwork, does it? Language of the law and all that rot......

It's easier to be a result of the past, but more fun to be a cause of the future.
"The key problem is those people who take it personal. Never take shit personal in the enforcement business." - Toonces, Blueline Super-Ultra-Mega Poobah
"The key problem is those people who take it personal. Never take shit personal in the enforcement business." - Toonces, Blueline Super-Ultra-Mega Poobah
Re: Krav Maga
This is confusing to someone who does not know legal jargon will not know what you are talking about, aka a jury, and make you sound like you are hiding something.
This is simple and to the point, and tells them exactly what you did.
"using distractionary techniques in order to interrupt his illegal behaviour, and gain compliance from the subject so that restraints could be applied.
This is simple and to the point, and tells them exactly what you did.
i got into a fight with a guy on the side of a 400 series highway my last night shift, and you know what worked? Punching him in the face hard and repeatedly
Re: Krav Maga
red_coat wrote:This is confusing to someone who does not know legal jargon will not know what you are talking about, aka a jury, and make you sound like you are hiding something."using distractionary techniques in order to interrupt his illegal behaviour, and gain compliance from the subject so that restraints could be applied.
This is simple and to the point, and tells them exactly what you did.i got into a fight with a guy on the side of a 400 series highway my last night shift, and you know what worked? Punching him in the face hard and repeatedly
*sigh* You guys are making me ruin the joke by explaining it so much.....

All your posts need to be 'paperwork-friendly' !!
i.e. a WRITTEN REPORT. I'm not going to spout all that verbal diarrhea in front of a jury.....
Man, tough crowd, tough crowd.

It's easier to be a result of the past, but more fun to be a cause of the future.
"The key problem is those people who take it personal. Never take shit personal in the enforcement business." - Toonces, Blueline Super-Ultra-Mega Poobah
"The key problem is those people who take it personal. Never take shit personal in the enforcement business." - Toonces, Blueline Super-Ultra-Mega Poobah
Re: Krav Maga
No, my paperwork reflects that of what I testify. I would write in my report exactly what meathead1 typed - with more explanation of course, but using the same language, no legal jargon.
Re: Krav Maga
red_coat wrote:No, my paperwork reflects that of what I testify. I would write in my report exactly what meathead1 typed - with more explanation of course, but using the same language, no legal jargon.
Man you're a Debbie Downer...... BlueLine really needs a sarcasm smiley! Dave?
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SupahDuck wrote:BlueLine really needs a sarcasm smiley! Dave?
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Re: Krav Maga
SupahDuck wrote:red_coat wrote:No, my paperwork reflects that of what I testify. I would write in my report exactly what meathead1 typed - with more explanation of course, but using the same language, no legal jargon.
Man you're a Debbie Downer...... BlueLine really needs a sarcasm smiley! Dave?




Would one of these work?
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Re: Krav Maga
Hrmmm, tried most of those already.
Maybe meatie has the right idea....... hard punches to the head sound pretty good right about now.....
Maybe meatie has the right idea....... hard punches to the head sound pretty good right about now.....

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Re: Krav Maga
Haven't tried KM but I'm a big fan of Systema, and more recently Combat Systema. From what i understand KM relies on 'fast twitch' reactions where you obliterate the attacker until such time as you can get away. Systema is more relexive, and (according to them) less damaging in the long run. I like the no-belts no-levels we're-all-learning philosophy of Systema, and it's always been a positive experience.
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