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Crossfire Mitigation: A Practical Guide to Safer Vehicle Encounters

Crossfire incidents don’t happen because officers are careless — they happen because stress, movement, and poor geometry collide. This free training breaks down the real causes of crossfire during vehicle stops and shows you how to eliminate them before they become deadly.

Move with intent. Protect your team.
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The problem

Crossfire Isn’t a Rare Event — It’s a Predictable One
During high-stress vehicle encounters, officers naturally move to opposite sides of a car. The result is an unintentional X-pattern of overlapping muzzle lines, placing teammates directly in each other’s line of fire.

Vehicles amplify this risk. Without deliberate communication, positioning, and movement, crossfire becomes almost inevitable — especially during extractions and rapidly evolving threats.

This free course is designed to interrupt that instinctive response and replace it with trained, deliberate action. 
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What you will learn

Use communication as a tactical tool
Position yourself to eliminate overlapping lanes of fire
Apply real-world muzzle discipline under stress
Boost your confidence, master the field, become a certified professional
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Who this is for

This free course is designed for:

  • Patrol officers
  • SWAT and tactical teams
  • Instructors and training coordinators
  • Agencies looking to reduce preventable officer-on-officer risk

If your job puts you around vehicles, weapons, and teammates under stress — this training applies to you.
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Crossfire risks are real — but they’re preventable.

Get immediate access to this free training and start building safer movement, clearer communication, and smarter vehicle tactics today.