Friday 22 April 2011

StunGun Kills at Universal Studios

StunGun Kills at Universal Studios. 
CTTA's Less-than-lethal training may help avoid tragic outcomes.
 
Orlando, Florida (CNN) -- A man causing a disturbance outside a movie theater near Universal Studios died Friday after being handcuffed and shocked with a Taser stun gun, Orlando police said.
Two off-duty officers who were working security in the area tried to deal with a man who was acting "irrational," early Friday morning, said Sgt. Barb Jones, an Orlando police spokeswoman.
The suspect -- identified as Adam Spencer Johnson, 33, of Winter Haven, Florida -- began to "violently" resist after one of the officers tried to detain him, Jones said. An officer shocked the man with a Taser stun gun, then he was handcuffed, police said.

While on the ground, Johnson became unresponsive. He was pronounced dead at a hospital.
The officers involved were placed on routine administrative leave pending an investigation of the deaths, according to police.



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Thursday 21 April 2011

Poor staff training blamed for Villawood riot

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/04/22/3198546.htm?section=justin


Australia's immigration detention riots 
Thursday April 21st 2011

Poor training is being blamed as one main causes behind todays riots at Villawood immigration detention centre. 

Ensuring staff have the right equipment and training is key to successfully managing these types of long-term centres.






The Canadian Tactical Training Academy can offer Riot Control Training to police, corrections and security departments anywhere in the world.