They gave it 4 stars even though they say it's 'The best police training film ever made.' However, it receives 5 stars from me because that claim is indeed truthful.Ĭredit goes to LEGO and Calibre Press, Inc.

That, once again, is what the video tries to instill in its audience. For someone like me, who isn't a cop, definitely feels like one when watching the video. This part of the video, of course, would go on to inspire me to expand on the character Trabajo Extrano, which was originally made by JonTron, and would continue to inspire me in a lot of different ways. The re-enactments are by far the best parts of this film and a part in this video that tells the audience where a knife can be hidden, or how a knife is built into another object, and so on. Case in point: a knife, a glass shard, or other sharp or pointed object. 'Surviving Edged Weapons' is a police training video that was made to show cops how to handle people that would threaten them with an edged weapon.

This one-day seminar will teach officers how to better evaluate body language by accurately reading conscious and unconscious cues, spotting lies and detecting true deception.While this video was intended for police audiences, it's arguably still enjoyable, understandable, and informative. The only way to accomplish that is to become a master at controlling, redirecting and influencing other people’s behavior which begins with Reading People. Are they perpetrators or victims? And you have to do this all in the blink of an eye. Are they dangerous? Are they in need? Are they emotionally or physically in crisis. Your job is to successfully assess the emotional and physical state of a person. Reading People Becoming a Body Language Expert is one of the most valuable seminars you will ever attend as a law enforcement officer.Īt its core, police work is a human behavior profession.

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