IF ABUSES ARE DESTROYED,
MAN MUST DESTROY THEM

Reactions are usually instinctive and may be well suited for battle. However, Responses are more often reasoned and planned and therefore, likely to be more appropriate for encounters with law enforcement. This training program will work with students on understanding the importance of responding to law enforcement encounters, instead of reacting. Training will include, but not be limited to:

• Staying calm and remembering that words do not come attached to a fishhook and line, allowing you to reel them back in.
• If you must speak, chose your words wisely.
• Never forget that your body language and emotions say far more than your oral speak.
• Avoid being, or appearing hostile.
• Avoid making the encounter with Law Enforcement a negative confrontation.
• Make every effort to maintain a civil and professional demeanor.
• Remembering, anything you say or do will most likely be used against you.
• Most important, Keep your hands visible at all times.  Click into the Square for publications by G-Square on Bid-Rigging.

​RESPOND, DO NOT REACT
 Reactions are usually instinctive and may be well suited for battle. However, Responses are more often reasoned and planned and therefore, likely to be more appropriate for encounters with law enforcement.

• Stay calm and remember that words do not come attached to a fishhook and line, allowing you to reel them back in.
• If you must speak, chose your words wisely.
• Never forget that your body language and emotions say far more than your oral speak.
• Avoid being, or appearing hostile.
• Avoid making the encounter with Law Enforcement a negative confrontation.
• Make every effort to maintain a civil and professional demeanor.
• It is recommended that you comply with lawful instruction.
• Remember, anything you say or do will most likely be used against you.
• Keep your hands visible at all times.