Developers of  Law Enforcement Jaw Control


Handcuffing Standing & Ground

LPD - Excellent course with great hands on instruction.
      
A.P. -Detroit PD "This course Exceeded My Expectations..
..I liked using real street situations and having to adapt".

P.D.- Grand Rapids PD "I would recommend this course..
..It was an Excellent course to get you comfortable being aggressively attacked
& how to deal with it"

LCSD- Valuable info with good # of reps.  Good instruction with valuable on the job applications.

B.D.-Grand Rapids PD "The instructors were knowledgeable in the subject matter..
..I liked the takedowns and JAW CONTROL.....I would recommend this course and tell others that it is intense and you will learn a lot"

Sudden Violent Attacks                                        Multiple Officer Controls

Subject Matter Taught

• Positioning / Approach (single & multiple officer)

• Escort Positions (unique to ALEA) w /follow-up to aggression

• Handcuffing & Terry Pat-Down (two hand controls),  safer positions / no handcuff loading / follow-up to aggression

• Sudden Violent Attacks (striking, tackles), defend and engage or retreat

• Takedowns (front, rear, single & multiple officer)

• Folding Knife Fighting & Defense  (not martial arts based)

• Expandable Baton (includes  striking, moving and baton grappling)

• Close Quarter Striking  (though we de-emphasize the need for striking we show how and when to maximize striking)

• Multiple Attacker  (Events, Corrections, etc.)

Objectives and Key Benefits Include

¨      Non-Impact Principles

¨      Video Camera Safe – Positive public perception benefits officers, departments and the community

¨      Principle (not technique) Based

¨      Not pain dependant

¨      Goal Oriented / Outcome Based

¨      Control fight in first three seconds

¨      Single and multiple officer controls

¨      Techniques can be performed easily in confining areas

(buses, planes, trains, autos, bedrooms, etc.)

¨      Gross Motor and Mental Skills

¨      Prepares an officer to fight the prepared attacker

¨      Increase safety through confidence and competence

¨      Decrease risks, vulnerability and liability

¨      Successful Mindset – Officer Confidence

Pre-Requisite
Basic Non-Impact Subject Control
Intermediate Non-Impact Subject Control
( recommended / not necessary)

Course Length
8 Hours For User / 24 Hours For Instructor

The ALEA  Advanced Non-Impact Subject Control course is highly requested by officers who have had problems with controlling aggressive subjects with previously taught stand-up controls, takedowns, impact and pressure point based tactics.  Officers are taught to handle a stand-up  sudden violent attack from punching to tackles.    This course also teaches the single and multiple officers how to engage and get control over a suspect who is either passively or actively resisting / aggressing them. Officers learn how to control aggression from both the escort and handcuffing positions without depending on impact or pressure point control.   This Advanced course teaches officers about the reactionary gap and how to prepare for a sudden violent attack through proper use of distance, balance, hand positions and identifying suspect cues prior to attack.