The chief, a 22-year veteran, handcuffed a DUI suspect in front instead of in back. Yet a small-town police chief in Kentucky was slain because the potentially life-saving lessons inherent in the FBI’s findings are still being tragically ignored. They’ve been widely publicized, for several years were detailed in Calibre Press’ Street Survival Seminar, and have been repeatedly featured at law enforcement training conferences. All these traits can be overcome or avoided if you approach the street with tactical awareness.
But certain “general descriptors,” treacherous specifics of a personal operating style, often appear to be shared by officers who fall prey to the predators who cross their paths. No single profile of ill-fated officers can be defined, the researchers cautioned, because there are too many unpredictable variables in the “deadly mix” that results in officer fatalities. Certain behavioral characteristics tend to get cops killedįifteen years ago, after an exhaustive five-year study of officer murders, a research team from the FBI delivered a simple but compelling message: there are certain behavioral characteristics that tend to get cops killed.
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