Officer Drowned: Water Safety Tips and Training for Law Enforcement
This publication discusses the importance of water safety training in law enforcement. The author states that although a number of departments have highly skilled marine units, not many train their patrol officers. Nevertheless, it is not unusual for an officer to rescue a person from the water, get caught in a swamped patrol car, or fall when boarding or pulling something out of a boat. Further, the author cites ways for law enforcement leaders to incorporate water safety training into their departments’ training programs.
Type: Publication
Length: 7 pages
Publication Date: June 2019
Agencies: Office of Community Oriented Policing Services
Topics: Officer Safety, High-Risk Calls, Wellness, Survive and Thrive
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