PAWN SHOP 

COUNTER ROBBERY

Israeli  Anti-Terrorism Training School

Duration:  Main course 2 days – Other custom courses are various lengths and costs.

Location:  Las Vegas, Nevada

Course Summary:  Pawn shop owner/s and employees surviving attempted armed robbery, and possible execution.  Crime has been rising due to the Economy's break down into recession, honest citizens pawning hard earned personal effects in order to provide for his/her family, the criminal element has also been pushed into immediate desperation, targeting pawn shops for the main reason that these businesses hold items of value, and can cycle these valued items into society for their personal criminal gain. This course will inform those in the Pawn shop broker business on how to strengthen their business security, how to detect suspicious behavior, defend themselves and their staff during a robbery crisis.

Primary learning modules:  The course is broken down into FOUR main modules:  

Defensive Tactics, Weapons Retention & Disarmament

Surveillance & Access Control Equipment

Suspicious Behavior Detection

Security Awareness

Active Shooter Analysis:

Case studies of Active Shooters in business workplace

Detecting suspicious behavior and body language

Correct deployment of concealed weapon

Identifying profile of workplace violence, Active Shooters

Understanding Control/Access, how to handle it

Understanding structures, angles, evacuation and take-overs.

Light and darkness transitions, using it to an advantage.

Proper evacuation procedures under fire.

Covert communications with Police

Understanding the Levels & Use of Force

Using improvised weapons

Understanding aggressive body language

Leadership & Assertive techniques

Observing/Detecting hidden weapons

Hostage situation, correctly executing instructions

Mentality of an Active Shooter

Defensive Tactics:

Tactical thinking, weapons retention and disarmament

Weapons disarmament including handgun and assault rifles

Fighting in a professional and devastating way to an aggressor

Understanding pressure points and the weak points in the human body

Countering joint locks, grabs, punches, kicks and choking

Ground fighting and countering Brazilian Jui Jit Su

"Trick" fighting tactics and also how to counter them

Correct timing in a street confrontation 

Surviving attacks from Multiple attackers

Countering attacks with broken bottles, chains, batons, tire iron, etc.

Dealing with attacks involving axes, ropes for strangulation, etc.

Surviving in a vehicle surrounded by 3 to 4 armed hostile captors

Physical attack while you are seated in your vehicle

Functioning under extreme stress

Fighting effectively after being partially immobilized or wounded

Handling expert and severe brutal knife attacks from multiple attackers

Knife throwing techniques

Disarming an assailant with a knife or sharp object

Physical & mental conditioning

Developing speed, coordination, stamina, strength, and flexibility

Tactical Medicine:

Tactical Medicine in a combat environment

Care under the most life-threatening conditions

Priorities of administering first aid under fire

HCAPER - Trauma Casualty assessment, body search

Basic and Intermediate airway management

Open and Closed chest wounds and decompression

TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX

Hemorrhage management including tourniquet use

Patient Assessment: Triage, Primary and Secondary Surveys

The realities of setting up an efficient triage system

Basic and Intermediate Airway Management

Hemorrhage/Bleeding Management–Tourniquets/Hemostatic Agents

Basic Life Support: Artificial Respiration & CPR

Cervical Spine Injuries and Immobilization

Musculo-skeletal Injuries and Splinting

Emergency Wound Care and Infection Management

Environmental Emergencies (heat, cold, drowning)

Burns and Blast Injuries

Student-Provided Recommended Equipment:  Notebook, pen and pencil, sunscreen, hydration system, shooting glasses, ear protection, appropriate clothing for seasonal inclement weather (hot, cold, rain or snow), weapons cleaning kit, (knit cap and brimmed) hat, knee and elbow pads, hiking or tactical boots, pants with cargo pockets, shooting gloves, tinted glasses, multi tool, range bag, and thumb drive for class photos.  (No camouflaged clothing please.)

Provided by CRI:  Course materials, weapons (when part of the course - Glock 17 & AR-15),meals during training, ear and eye protection, soft body armor, knee and elbow pads, holsters.

Ammunition:  Students must provide all ammunition needed for the course (9mm, 223 and 7.62x39).  This can also be purchased from CRI at our wholesale cost or shipped to us prior to the course.

Prerequisites that must be completed PRIOR to beginning the Training Course: Due to the extensive nature of the training during this course, a thorough background investigation will be conducted on all persons registering.  CRI School reserves the right to require any trainee to undergo a polygraph test administered by CRI regarding any possible affiliation to a terrorist and or criminal organization. Persons who are convicted felons, have a documented history of mental illness, or have been convicted of domestic violence crimes (misdemeanor or felony) need not apply.

Forms: Registration Form, Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire, Physician's Consultation, Background Check (please include photo ID copy).

For more information call: 702-222-3489 or E-mail us. 

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