The Down and Dirty of the Vector Shield by a veteran Police Officer facing a .357

02/21/21 • 72 min

On this episode of Law Enforcement Unconventional Officer Ayam describes real-life applications where he has used and uses the Vector Shield in real day to day operations including coming face to face with a man with a .357 Magnum. Find out the secret to why the Vector Shield works to protect officers and the public and has documented saves at the federal, state and local levels as told by the officers themselves.
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Law Enforcement Unconventional is a weekly podcast bringing new tools, training and ideas to the LE community with discussions between LE, Special Forces and Special Operations hosted by a veteran Green Beret and a real life shield maiden federal law enforcement instructor. Please listen and share. A simple click could save a life.

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Vector Centerline Protection Police Shields & Training hosts a weekly show for law enforcement and military about unconventional tools and tactics currently being used by law enforcement. This week's show will highlight the Vector Shield which is part of a cutting edge system now being used by law enforcement at the federal, state and local levels all across America. We will explain why so little is known about the field tactics and applications for this revolutionary product that has documented saves at all levels for several years now.
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The Vector Shield looks small. It is! That's why it is saving officers. Listen in and find out why.
We address why social media is helping and also hurting law enforcement and why things are not always as they appear.
Tune in, learn a new tactic or reach out and share your ideas. Best idea wins.
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If you are a credentialed LEO, e-mail [email protected] for references and to speak to an officer who uses our shield and training.
Stay safe and stay protected.
Law Enforcement Unconventional is a weekly podcast bringing new tools, training and ideas to the LE community with discussions between LE, Special Forces and Special Operations hosted by a veteran Green Beret and a real life shield maiden federal law enforcement instructor. Please listen and share. A simple click could save a life.

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Texas Police Officer Deploys Revolutionary New Tool to Stop Active Shooters & Physical Attacks

Listen to these exciting accounts from a Texas police officer discussing how he deploys the newest tool being issued to law enforcement. This officer has 18 years of service with law enforcement from rural to big city departments and everything in-between. He has worked in some major departments and in some different roles within the departments including patrol, SWAT, warrant service and others. Listen to this officer tell why he deploys this innovative tool at different levels during his job.
As a rookie, this officer could have had his career ended if not for his "Spidey Senses" when he stuck his ball cap into an attic to fish out an active shooter who shot the baseball cap instead of the officer's head. Officer Pete carries the Vector Shield with him every day everywhere. Listen to the different scenarios where he deploys this lightweight tool. Officers are being shot almost weekly here in America and they need new tools and training to stop deadly threats. Listen to why this officer chose Vector Shields to ride along and provide safety as he protects people deep in the heart of Texas.
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Law Enforcement Unconventional is a weekly podcast bringing new tools, training and ideas to the LE community with discussions between LE, Special Forces and Special Operations hosted by a veteran Green Beret and a real life shield maiden federal law enforcement instructor. Please listen and share. A simple click could save a life.