Posted on 03/20/2017 7:19:05 PM PDT by Strac6
"Officer, he said he was going to kill me, and he pointed that gun there at me and fired two shots, and the spent cartridge cases are over there..." should never be allowed to progress to "Well, when did you first see his gun....."
Also remember, in even the most righteous of shootings, some long lost cousin is going to sue you. You are speaking for the record, both civilly and criminally.
Also, when calling 911, always say "This is an emergency," then give the address or cross street before anything else. That way, if you get cut off, help will still come. If you are trying to describe the nature of the emergency before the location, they may know there are three perps running loose, but not where.
Yes, cell triangulation will help, but always give the location first.
his name sounds like sideboob
Not a comment I would make to his face.
:)
He is a certified bad ass.
He’s a smart guy and this is good advice.
“I feared for my life.”
My lawyer will answer all other questions...
Also, he was once asked why he had never become a master of at least one of the martial arts.
He replied. “If I was attacked and I was some sort of Kung Fu Jedi Master, then I might not get to shoot the bad guy.”
Massad F. Ayoob
DOB 07/20/1948 in Cambridge, MA
Two daughters, Cathbin and Justine
Education
Bachelor of Science in Business, 1970
New Hampshire College, Cum Laude
Title
Director of Lethal Force Institute, Inc, 1981-present
Teaching Experience
International Director of Police Firearms Training, Defensive Tactics Institute, 1980-82
Special Instructor, Chapman Academy, 1981-88
Assistant Professor teaching weapons and Chemical Agents, Advanced Police Training Program of New Hampshire 1974-77
Special Instructor, NH Institute of Karate
Feature lecturer, Missouri Police Shooting State Championships and Seminar, 1983-88
International Instructor Staff, PR-24 police baton training program
National Chairman, committee on police firearms training, American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers (ASLET), 1987-present
Co-instructor (with former world combat pistol champion Ray Chapman) of Advanced Officer Survival Seminars conducted nationwide through Police Marksman Association
Lecturer and coordinator, first state ASLET seminar (New Hampshire, 1988)
Guest lecture experience includes Second Chance Officer Survival Seminar 1980-85
Smith & Wesson Academy Instructors’ update
Metro-Dade Police Academy (use of deadly force, unarmed combat and arrest tactics, officer survival)
Ordnance Expo., Los Angeles 1983-84
New England SWAT Seminar
ASLET NATIONAL SEMINARS (knife/counterknife; plainclothes/off-duty encounter management; forensic aspects of gunshot/knife/bludgeon wounds)
Regional International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors Seminars, New York (ammunition selection) and Switzerland (dynamics of violent encounters)
McGill Univ. School of Medicine, Royal Victoria teaching hospital (wound dynamics, knife and gunshot), 1988
International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors (aftermath management in police shootings), National Conference, 1988
Lecturer, National Tactical Invitational, Gunsite Training Center, 1995
Personal Training
Smith & Wesson Academy Advanced Combat Shooting, 1st in class
Smith & Wesson Academy Instructor Course, 1st in class
Smith & Wesson Academy Officer Survival Course, 1st in class
Smith & Wesson Academy Weapon Retention Instructor Course
Smith & Wesson Academy Instructors’ Update (Twice)
Smith & Wesson Academy Match Shooting School
PR-24 Baton Instructor Course (Lon Anderson)
PR-24 National Instructors’ Seminar (annually)
National Instructor, Telescoping Baton (CASCO)
National Instructor, Persuader Baton (Joe Truncale)
Instructor, Straight Baton (COPSTK)
PPCT Pressure Point Control Tactics (Bruce Siddle)
Kubotan Instructor Course (Takayuki Kubota, John Peters)
International Police Academy Defensive Tactics Instructor Course (Rated “master instructor” by Sensei Jim Morell)
Advanced Homicide Investigation (Lt. Cmdr. Vern Geberth, NYPD, ret.)
Medical Legal Death Investigation (Dade County Medical Examiner’s Office)
International Homicide Investigators Seminar (Twice)
NYPD “Hostage Negotiation for Supervisors”
NYPD “Post Shooting Tactics”
NYPD “House Clearing Techniques”
NYPD “Off Duty Confrontation Tactics”
NYPD “Summary of Violent Encounter Patterns”
NYPD “Police Shotgun Program”
Ordnance Expo. “Firearms and Ballistic Evidence”
Ordnance Expo. “Handling Barricaded Suspects”
Ordnance Expo. “Officer Involved Shooting Investigations”
Ordnance Expo. “Officer Involved Shooting Investigations Advanced”
Ordnance Expo. “Officer Survival””
AELE, “Police Civil Liability Seminar”
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, B.O.S.S. program including officer survival, intelligence briefings on outlaw bike gangs, booby traps, counter-ambush tactics, arrest techniques
Sceptre Baton Program, Georges Sylvain
Illinois Department of Law Enforcement Counter-Terrorist Series, including “Use of Explosives in Terrorism” and “Hostage Negotiation”
Escrima (short stick fighting) seminar, Grandmaster Remy Presas
Knife/Counter-Knife, Master Paul Vunak, Jeet Kune Do, Long Beach, CA.
Knife/Counter-Knife, Hank Reinhardt, Atlanta
Knife/Counter-Knife, Sensei Jim Maloney, Uechi-ryu, Concord, NH
Chapman Academy Intermediate Pistolcraft
Chapman Academy Advanced Pistolcraft
Mid South Institute of Self Defense Shooting, Advanced (John Shaw)
Defense Training, Inc. judgment shooting program (John Farnam)
DEFT Simulator (Judgment Shooting Test), LAPD Academy
FATS Simulator (Judgment Shooting Test), Atlanta (consultant for mfr.)
Calibre Press Street Survival Seminar
Glock Instructor Certification
Glock Armorer’s Certification
—>
In addition, has intensively researched the training of numerous police agencies including, but not limited to:
NYPD Firearms and Tactics Unit
NYPD Emergency Services Unit
NYPD Armed Robbery Stakeout Unit
LAPD SWAT
LAPD Firearms Traning Unit
Metro-Dade Police Firearms/SWAT Training Unit
Illinois State Police Ordinance Section
NH State Police SWAT
Ohio State Peace OFficer Training Academy
Arizona Highway Patrol Firearms Training
Kentucky State Police Firearms and Special Reaction Team Training
London, England Metropolitan Poice Firearms Training and Special Services Unit
Articles or stories on Massad Ayoob have appeared in or on:
Los Angeles Times
Boston Globe
Boston Herald
New York Post
ABC Turning Point
National Enquirer
Indianapolis Star
Various other newspapers
PBS’ “Frontline”
ABC’s “20/20”
BBC News Magazine
Numerous local TV and radio broadcasts
Guns Magazine
Gun World Magazine
Warriors Magazine
Boston Magazine
Next Magazine
Gallery Magazine
Inside Karate Magazine
“Shooting Schools - An Analysis” (chapter)
“Gun Digest Book of Autoloading Pistols” (chapter)
“Gun Digest Book of Combat Handgunnery” (chapter)
Pistolero Magazine
Quoted as an Authoritative Reference in:
ran outta room
What have you done?
My kinda guy.
Ayoob is one of the best guys in the gunner’s rolodex of people to rely on for accurate info.
Also, DO NOT follow advice from WENDLE in #7.
See #8.
The rest of your life could depend on it.
He’s served as an expert witness in countless shooting trials.
Not really enough. TRUTHFULLY add at least one act of aggression by the perp.
Your “feelings” are usually not enough to justify DPF
Nope . You underestimate. You shoot and keep shooting. Never allow that bastard to move again. Much less sue you. No jury will EVER indict. “murder “ my ass.
Self-Defense advice....
Bkmrk.
Unless your initials are HRC.
#1 Before you make the decision to carry a firearm, make damn sure you have talked to a good 2A lawyer and have his card in your wallet.
The last thing you want to have happen after a defensive shooting is that you are sitting in a local jail cell and Officer Goober is tossing you the local yellow pages.
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