Tactical Operators/Special Operations/SWAT/CNT

Comment by Timmy Atkins on March 31, 2009 at 3:26pm

Captain Tim Atkins, Oakland County Sheriff's Office - Pontiac MI
SWAT Commander of 28 operators, 4 negotiators, and 4 TEMS

Comment by Alvin L. Arrowood, III on March 31, 2009 at 4:46pm

Lt. A. L. Arrowood, Asst. Team Commander, Cobb County Police Dept. SWAT Team and Commander CCPD Underwater Search & Recovery Team (Retired) after 32.5 years. I had a wonderful tim but it was time to pass it to younger men.

Comment by Lance Pearce on March 31, 2009 at 7:13pm

Sgt. Lance Pearce, Entry Team Leader, also sniper trained. Carver County Sheriff's Office, Minnesota. Looking forward to sharing ideas with everyone. We have a relatively small team of 12.

Comment by Robert Pressley on March 31, 2009 at 8:46pm

I've been a Correction Officer I for 4 years and on the METRO E.R.T for 3 years. My team response to the CDOC Denver complex and responds to other facilities in the state.

Comment by Donald Moss on March 31, 2009 at 9:33pm

Capt. Donald Moss, Special Operations Commander - Roswell, GA - includes SWAT and Crisis Negotiations. Looking forward to a venue for sharing ideas, tactics and training.

Comment by Troy Dodge on April 2, 2009 at 12:41am

Officer Troy Dodge #956, Streator, Illinois, SPD, as I refer to it has approximately 25 Officers from the Chief on down. Streator is approximately 15,000 POP., 100 miles south of Chicago. Our SWAT Team (ERT) is at 8 member at this time. Very nice to talk with you, as I know we will continue.

Comment by Andres A. Escobar-Martinez on April 2, 2009 at 11:30am

Proud to be part of the family...

Agte. Andres A. Escobar-Martinez #28322,
Puerto Rico Police Department, Shooting Coordinator's Office,
High Power Rifle Instructor Development Program Chief Instructor, former S.O.R.T. (SWAT) Operator.

Andy - majescobar@yahoo.com

Comment by Michael F. Copeland on April 2, 2009 at 12:58pm

Just signing in to this group. Although due to injuries I had to resign as out SWAT commander after eleven years, I'm still interested in current trends. As our agency's principal firearms instructor I also like to hear what other departments are doing. Hope to be able to learn and contribute.

Comment by redboneshadow@yahoo.com on April 3, 2009 at 12:14am

Glad to be here not only the site but with this group. Former Military Police tactical and investigations. Feels like home to me.

Comment by Troy Dodge on April 4, 2009 at 6:08am

Had a raid today, 04/03 at 6:55 pm. Entry to upstairs apt. by external staircase with a partially enclosed covered porch. Steel door with dead bolt and quality door handle, (not any more). Problem was the ram is three feet and the width to swing was under 4 feet from the door. As the halligan tool man on this deal, I found no immediate use, as there was no screen door. After the ram guy hit the door about four times, I didnt see much movement. I then grabbed the ram along with my bud and away the door went. Flashbang went well. One suspect jumped from window to a lower roof and then hit the ground running. Drug task force team did the running after this one, and was caught. Got some coke and some cash. Would of had more dope if the door hadn't hung us up. Just wasn't room to swing. Had five persons inside including the one that jumped. Thought yous would enjoy a quick story....

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