Videos tagged with OIS

This video from Active Self Protection (ASP) covers a news story where police were forced to stop a man who was attacking a motel with a chainsaw. The description emphasizes ASP's training resources, including their targets sponsored by Baker Targets and their paid app for ad-free viewing, early access, bonus content, and full training classes. They also promote their free Lite App for content too sensitive for YouTube and their secondary YouTube channel, Active Self Protection Extra. Links to raw videos, news reports, merchandise, fitness groups, dry fire challenges, recommended products, holsters, seminars, and their podcast are provided. The video also touches on the DA report regarding the officer-involved shooting (OIS) related to the incident and mentions John's background. The core message promotes ASP's various platforms and resources for self-defense and firearms training.

This video introduces the SIG SAUER ZULU6 HDX PRO Image Stabilized Binoculars, highlighting their advanced features like reengineered lens coatings, prescriptions, and settings. The binoculars are available in 14x, 16x, and 18x magnifications with 50mm objective lenses for enhanced light gathering. The HDX PRO™ lens system promises reduced glare, improved light transmission, and increased color accuracy. A key feature is OmniScan™ with OIS™ (Optical Image Stabilization) software, which blends Scan and Target modes using a digital accelerometer for adaptive stabilization. The description notes that sales of restricted goods are prohibited on the platform.

This video analyzes a heavily contested Officer-Involved Shooting (OIS) incident in Stroudsburg. The content is sponsored by Firearms Legal Protection, a service offering discounts to viewers and promoting their premium plan. The video also highlights ASP's quality holsters and encourages viewers to become patron members for exclusive benefits like monthly seminars. Links to the news story, an unredacted video of the incident, and ASP's recommended products and sponsors are provided. The video emphasizes the importance of Attitude, Skills, and Plan in self-defense scenarios.

This video appears to be a commentary or analysis by Active Self Protection (ASP) on an incident involving "SoCal Edward Scissorhands" and the Bakersfield Police Department (PD). The description strongly suggests a use-of-force or officer-involved shooting (OIS) scenario. ASP promotes their sponsors like Lucky Gunner (ammunition) and their own merchandise and patron membership programs. They also link to an official Bakersfield PD community bulletin and a news story related to the event. The content likely focuses on reviewing the incident from a self-defense or tactical perspective, emphasizing "Attitude. Skills. Plan."

This video from Team ASP highlights a dramatic incident where a Sacramento officer was shot but continued to engage. The description heavily promotes Heckler and Koch firearms, specifically mentioning the P30 as a reliable and accurate everyday carry option. ASP also uses the video to promote their merchandise, Patreon membership for content support, and their recommended holsters. Links are provided for the narrated OIS video, official media releases, and related news stories.

This YouTube video, titled 'This Badge Cam Is A Wild Ride,' showcases a badge camera's perspective during an incident. The description highlights the sponsorship of the MantisX Blackbeard AR dry-fire training system, emphasizing its auto-resetting trigger and compatibility with the Laser Academy for realistic rifle training. The video also promotes ASP merchandise and a Patreon membership for video support. Links to an MPD OIS report and a news story are provided, suggesting the content is related to a real-world law enforcement incident.

This video, titled "Bizarre Investigation Leads to OIS in Dallas," discusses an officer-involved shooting (OIS) that resulted from an unusual investigation. The description prominently features a recommendation for the StormHunter WX weather app, highlighting its ability to provide advanced severe weather alerts. It also promotes the presenter's podcast available on Spotify and Apple, and encourages viewers to support ASP through Patreon memberships. Information about ASP merchandise and community standards is also provided. The video aims to cover a news event and potentially analyze the circumstances surrounding the OIS.

This video from Team ASP features an intense chase involving a wanted man that culminates in an Officer-Involved Shooting (OIS). The description highlights the team's strong endorsement of Heckler & Koch firearms, with John personally carrying a P30 daily due to its reliability and accuracy. The video encourages viewers to consider HK for their personal carry needs and promotes ASP's podcast, merchandise, and Patreon membership for supporting their content.

This video, "The Fresno OIS," is presented by Active Self Protection (ASP) as an "ASP Extra" and features a legal discussion related to an officer-involved shooting (OIS) incident. The content is sponsored by Firearms Legal Protection, with a discount offered to ASP fans. The video promotes self-defense training on the ASP Extra channel and encourages viewers to support ASP through Patreon membership. Additional promotions include ASP merchandise and a directory for finding firearms instructors. The video also acknowledges Bensound for outro music and includes a copyright disclaimer for fair use.

This YouTube video features a discussion and commentary by Chuck Haggard on an Anaheim Officer-Involved Shooting (OIS). The video aims to provide viewers with insights into responding to real-life self-defense situations. It promotes the ASP Extra channel for further training and learning, encourages support through ASP Patron membership, and offers links to ASP merchandise and a directory of qualified instructors. The content emphasizes the importance of Attitude, Skills, and Plan in self-defense scenarios.

This video critically analyzes an Officer-Involved Shooting (OIS) where the officer's decision to use deadly force is deemed poor due to a "lack of objective reasonable evidence" in the moment. The presenter discusses the circumstances surrounding the OIS, referencing external news stories and a press conference from the District Attorney for more context. The content aims to educate viewers on the legal and ethical considerations of use-of-force decisions by law enforcement, emphasizing the need for objective justification.