SW LEA Chapter 10 HFRG Impact weapon/collapsible baton system fully solved 2024/2025

SW LEA Chapter 10 HFRG Impact weapon/collapsible baton systemIdentify when the officer is justified in using intermediate weapons: - correct answer As a means to temporarily disable a subject without intent to injure. If the empty hand technique has failed or is considered to be ineffective to establish control The use of deadly force is not justified. Identify the two motor points in the arms that are used for blocking in the HFRG impact weapon system: - correct answer The target areas are the radial and the median nerve points. Identify the three motor points in the legs that are used for striking in the HFRG impact weapon system: - correct answer The target areas are the common peroneal, the femoral and the tibial nerve motor points. Identify the three blocking techniques in the HFRG impact weapon system: - correct answer The forward fluid shock wave block, the forward cutting block and the backhand cutting block. Identify the three striking techniques used in the HFRG impact weapon system: - correct answer The forward fluid shock wave strike, the forward cutting strike, the backhand cutting strike. Describe the field interview stance: - correct answer A primary stance. Natural stance, weak foot forward. Baton is behind and parallel to the rear dominant leg. As an alternative the baton can be under the officer's weak arm. Describe the ready stance: - correct answer This stance is used when the subject has assaulted or assault is imminent. The officer loads the baton on the outside of their dominant shoulder with the gripping end pointing towards the subject's chin. Describe the forward fluid shock wave block: - correct answer This is the primary block. It is the strongest and generates the most impact force. It is delivered to the radial and the median.