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Details: Category: 2015, Volume 11; 18 September 2015; Hits: 123

Stanislav Dadelo¹, Robertas Veršinskas¹, Juliusz Piwowarski², Rūta Dadelienė³

¹Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania
²School of Higher Education in Public and Individual Security „Apeiron“, Cracow, Cracow, Poland
³Lithuanian University of Educational Sciences, Vilnius, Lithuania

Author for correspondence: Stanislav Dadelo ; Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Vilnius, Lithuania; email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Abstract

Background and Study Aim: Different officers of internal services have to use psychological and/or physical force, special means and even weapons. Throughout the year, officers have a limited number of hours given for specific professional competence development. We are making assumption that our research will provide information about the real situations of coercion and violence usage by different officers. The aim of this study is a recommendation, to use this knowledge to create optimal conditions for participants officer qualification courses, provide additional experience for them, and help to improve the quality of their work, and increasing public confidence

Material and Methods: The study involves all Lithuanian Departments of Internal Affairs officers: Police at lowest level (males) 186 persons and the State Border Guard Service (SBGS) 120 persons. The research was conducted in three directions: the offenders behaviour that officers encounter during the detention, the distribution of actions performed by the officers in fights with the offenders, self-defence training themes requested by the officers.

Results: Police officers carry out offenders detentions approximately two times more often than SBGS officers do. Police officers more often face with the passively resisting offenders, whereas SBGS officers more often meet an aggressive resistance. Both police and SBGS officers perform approximately 1/3 of defend and 2/3 of attack actions while arresting the offender. Police officers tend to use less arrest and wrestling actions. Police officers wish to devote more time to defend actions in the training, whereas SBGS officers – to attack actions.

Conclusions: A more frequent participation in the detention of offenders is accompanied by the need of officers to develop their defensive combat skills. Different officers have different needs of practical combat training, therefore, the different practical training programs should be prepared for them.

Key words: State Border Guard Service, training of police officers, defend actions defend, attacks actions

AMA:
Dadelo S, Veršinskas R, Piwowarski J et al. The most commonly used arrest and self-defence actions arsenal by different officers of internal services. ARCH BUDO. 2015;11
APA:
Dadelo , S., Veršinskas, R., Piwowarski, J., & Dadelienė, R. (2015). The most commonly used arrest and self-defence actions arsenal by different officers of internal services. ARCH BUDO, 11
Chicago:
Dadelo , Stanislav, Veršinskas Robertas, Piwowarski Juliusz, Dadelienė Rūta. 2015. " The most commonly used arrest and self-defence actions arsenal by different officers of internal services". ARCH BUDO 11
Harvard:
Dadelo , S., Veršinskas, R., Piwowarski, J., and Dadelienė, R. (2015). The most commonly used arrest and self-defence actions arsenal by different officers of internal services. ARCH BUDO, 11
MLA:
Dadelo , Stanislav et al. " The most commonly used arrest and self-defence actions arsenal by different officers of internal services." ARCH BUDO, vol. 11, 2015
Vancouver:
Dadelo S, Veršinskas R, Piwowarski J et al. The most commonly used arrest and self-defence actions arsenal by different officers of internal services. ARCH BUDO 2015; 11

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