Security Issues. International Teams. LM Case 285/11 for many years that our country is talking about the security issue as a pending matter, rather than yet exist. We all know and have very clear in what state our police force and army in our province and country generally. I propose to see what happens elsewhere:
The GIPN was established on 27 October 1972 to participate in the request of judges or prosecutors. It has a staff of about thirty men with the latest weapons and equipment more sofisticados.El GIPN are units of the Central Directorate of Public Security, with jurisdiction in 75 departments and located in the territorial departments of 9 major cities and provincial abroad (Lille, Strasbourg, Lyon, Nice, Marseille, Bordeaux, Rennes, Reunion and New Caledonia).
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The Central Directorate of Public Security of the French National Police, therefore within the City Police (Public Safety), the gardien de la paix (police) candidate to join this unit, you must have 5 years old in the body and not more than 35 años.Actúan as a relay for other services of the National Police, when the situation requires, with the constant concern to preserve the physical integrity of the stakeholders and the use of force is absolutely necessary as a last resort.
This unit used as weapons: handguns in 9mm parabellum available to them are the Beretta 92, the Sig Sauer P226 and P228, although often using the GLOCK 17 and 26 in certain circumstances, Manurhim MR-73 revolvers, and Smith and Wesson Forgeron 686; A3 HK MP5 submachine guns and SD6, HK assault rifles and C 36 K , Sig Sauer 551 and 552, precision shooters PGM Ultima Ratio Commando plus International and Steyr-SSG Manlicher.
Men in the intervention group of the National Police (GIPN) are in critical situations are specially trained to fight terrorists and fanatics. Its strength lies in the rigor of their training.
also used this elite unit to work inside prisons (riots), the political, tests or reconstructions of homicides in areas considered at risk. These officers are also responsible for internal training within the national police and abroad. -----------------------------
men and women of ESU members of the Unit Elite Police Department City of New York.La Emergency Services Unit (ESU-Emergency Services Unit), was created in 1925 with the integration of a group of policemen who could be called upon to perform extraordinary tasks of rescue, many of these volunteers were part-time carpenters, plumbers, electricians, locksmiths, etc. Used some similar vehicles to the fire, but modified, in which carried a more specific equipment for all types of emergencies; years later, this team will add appropriate material to properly carry out medical first-aid, being sent all its members to conduct intensive training in this field. The Unit was also one of the first mobile tactical response groups, being armed with the old Thompson submachine gun of the 2 nd G.M.
All work is covered by continuous training, a wide range of resources that are fitted in their vehicles and quickly respond to the year 1970 llamadas.Sobre few Police Corps forces knew they had to negotiate and deal with hostage crises and situations with criminals better armed than the police on the street. After the slaughter of Munich, many police units in the U.S. created SWAT (Special Weapons And Tactics). New York City already had one, but needed to expand their skills.
Currently, the ESU is comprised of about 400 men and women, some (including your bosses), a small unit taking into account the fact that about 32,000 police officers, the Police Department of New York is the largest Police Force in the U.S. and second in the world after Tokyo. The ESU control rests with the Division Special Operations (SOD), command resources that also controls air, sea, horses, Urban Crime Units and the Units of roads in the NYPD. The ESU is divided into 10 Lorries (Trucks)-or squads, and is deployed in the five boroughs, in annexes built next to the bases or seals (Precincts) neighborhoods. Thus, the ESU 1 is based in lower Manhattan, the 2 in Upper Manhattan, on 3 and 4 in the Bronx, the Staten Island 5, 6, 7 and 8 are responsible for Brooklyn, and 9 and 10 in Queens. Although every truck or squad has defined its territorial jurisdiction in larger emergencies are required to support other squads neighbors.
This is what happened, among other extreme situations in the attacks on the World Trade Center on February 26, 1993 and September 11, 2001, in which almost all ESU were taken quickly to lower Manhattan for search and rescue trapped victims. In the latter case, many members of various squadrons of the ESU, were killed while carrying out their mission.
addition to the staff of the 10 trucks, the unit also has an "A-Team" (A-Team), which is dedicated exclusively dedicated to tactical functions, supporting the Precinct Captains to conduct forced entry in buildings, in order to rescue hostages, conduct searches and arrest dangerous criminals. To avoid the possibility of having to go to a hostage incident at the time and be busy with other services as may be the rescue of an injured, ESU has Tactical Teams are permanently ready to respond to the call.
The ESU is not like the typical full-time SWAT (full-time system) which remain in their training bases or leisure while waiting to be activated, but from the beginning it was decided that would be largely increased its capacity to develop a more extensive list of features. While some police officers will assist the Precinct Squads local tactical tasks, such as entries and records, the "A-Team" uses and maximizes the Tactical Team concept to achieve certain and more complex inputs, as well as ensuring the site. For the discrete approximation to the target vehicles often use "camouflaged" avoid betraying their presence too soon and that any subject can escape, destroy evidence of the crime or dig in your site, and may even take hostages.
Since the agents of the ESU are tactically trained and equipped with considerable firepower, as well as heavy body armor and other miscellaneous equipment, its role in these tasks not only save the lives of other officers of the Precinct, but also of innocent people and criminals who may be involved, is evident also that the latter find it harder to resist an assault force like this, well-trained and excellently equipped. For cases of subjects where there are entrenched and hostages, agents of the ESU have been equipped with a wide range of devices that not only allow the entry into enclosed spaces, such as crowbars and a hydraulic jack, which can open almost any door decks, rams, spears thermal, hydraulic scissors (to rescue people trapped in, say, car accidents) and other like they are capable of opening walls and metal as if it were paper.
The ESU provides air transportation, such as Bell-206 helicopters and 412. Thanks to this support, an ESU team can be on the other side of town in fifteen minutes, while other support units are close to the place by land.
The ESU is also responsible for the protection and safety authorities and personalities. It is also responsible for assisting the bomb disposal squad in the event of intervening with any suspicious objects or bomb alert. In these cases and will ensure a perimeter isolation procedure Contain-Evacuate. Then in the second case, cooperate en la búsqueda del artefacto.
Ante el supuesto de que un avión fuera secuestrado en cualquiera de los aeropuertos de la ciudad de New York, JFK, Newark o La Guardia, la ESU sería la primera fuerza en desplegarse hasta que llegara el Equipo de Rescate de Rehenes del FBI (Hostage Rescue Team), que debería volar desde Quantico, Virginia.
En 1993, la ESU ya había ejecutado 1200 entradas, en orden a conseguir, detener delincuentes, poner a salvo a inocentes o reducir a individuos armados. Este asombroso número de tareas llevadas a cabo sitúa a la Unidad entre las más empleadas del mundo, incluso por encima de las más atareadas de las fuerzas europeas, como el GIS y el NOCS italianos, además Ya'ma'm of Israel.
The NYPD ESU is one of the Special Units more professional, skilled and tested "under fire real" than can be found in the world and although they have trained with many military and police agencies, are the lessons learned in the day a day for many years in his city, which has become a guide to develop their work and hone their skills, as well as the foundation of the tactics commonly used in their work. Proxima
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