4 Cops Try to Arrest Rener Gracie (w/o SafeWrap™)

[@chunky9791]

As a retired policeman (did 15 yrs & retired in 2014) you guys have no clue how beneficial this is for police. It should be MANDATORY, best training in the world working w the Gracie's.

[@jphanks]

Now it's up to the agencies to mandate continued training as well as refreshers!

[@TheCBC1984]

I've tried to get my City on-board with Gracie University for years now.

[@SamaelVR]

Or 10th Planet stuff. Any Jiu Jitsu really.

[@johnklein4558]

25 year retired ESU here and I agree 100%.

[@lambosnicko]

@@SamaelVR10th planet is for the 1% of people who are flexible enough to do their techniques. Hardly appropriate for law enforcement or the 99% who cant bend their legs to do a rubber guard.

[@AndrewDMurray84]

"Be careful of his back"..."get off his back, please"...said no cop ever in the wild

[@euphoricmonk]

That was the DEI hire

[@secondchance6603]

Typical female being completely useless in these situations and who end up just being in the way but hey, 'don't need no man'.

[@OneLoneMan]

Because it means nothing!

[@chaoscoordinator9618]

As she was grabbing on a joint multiple times

[@ethanking4954]

Fr they're going to jump on your back knee's first 😂

[@captainhowdy-13]

As a paramedic, I’m thankful we weren’t forgotten in this conversation. Often times we show up to a call with no police backup and have to deal with very psychotic patients.

[@jamescantrell5639]

Very true. My dad was an EMS, many, many years ago. (He's retired now and in his 70's) He told me a few stories about him as an EMS trying to get to someone who needed help, but there was a crazy person inside the house making it almost impossible for them to get to the person needing help. People just driving by the house would only see the Ambulance, not some crazy person inside trying to attack them. They are on their own and need to know how to defend themselves.

[@Jennifer-dk1ni]

Yep, my dad threw his back out trying to wrestle a drugged up patient back into the ambulance who kept trying to run out into oncoming traffic. A less experienced person could have ended up hurt worse and possibly with a traffic collision to boot! EMT’s should all be given basic levels of training for their own safety if nothing else.

[@JTJ1991]

I’ve had to wrestle many patients as a paramedic. It makes it hard to not do harm when others are actively trying to harm you. I wish they had this system and was taught to us. EMS was never included in any type of training for self defense. I even brought it up about the Gracie’s academy and the police system they started in the 2010’s. Our service wouldn’t even try to get with the county sheriff or fire chiefs to make it happen.

[@sevinstorey4365]

EMS and fire will not go on a scene in my town without an officer approaching first.

[@JTJ1991]

@@sevinstorey4365 I would agree but people lie about the reason for needing EMS or fire. I had that happen and those addresses were recorded and it was a police before EMS approach on all calls. Police isn’t needed on every call and on some they get in the way.

[@randomguy-z2l]

People don't understand when someone doesn't wanna be arrested and turtles up, it's extremely difficult

[@tjl4688]

Hence why Safewrap locks down the knees and hips towards one direction, while twisting the upper body in the other, making it basically impossible to build the house and standup.

[@korranis1]

@@tjl4688not when u start punching

[@tjl4688]

@@korranis1 You aren't punching your way out of a giftwrap.

[@michaeljordan215]

Me and my buddy could arrest anyone.... we also do jiujitsu.

[@daethe]

​@tjl4688 you gotta get them into the position. Even when they applied it to someone else, they literally started with him in the restrained position. That doesn't happen. Any system works great when you demonstrate it in the optimal conditions.

[@danielllama9197]

"i got this hand! Nope! I don't got the hand"

[@vanshires]

uuuhhhh my arm, my neck

[@Wattawalkka]

Almost as soon as he says it he's right into the next statement, I don't got it :[ LOL

[@westjones8130]

Stabbing.😂😂😮

[@westjones8130]

@@vanshires stabby stabby.😂😂

[@jpjp3873]

😂. As soon as the knife came out Rener would have been filled in 60 times!

[@yomahmaful]

😂 Thought the same too.

[@hunterloveland9115]

Good

[@corbindallas1954]

Lol not to mention he would've been catching rabbit punches to the kidneys and knees to the body and dome the whole time.

[@leltrash5683]

@@corbindallas1954 Until you get charged for excessive force. These systems are in place to avoid all potential screw ups and mis haps.

[@kennethalbert4653]

Yes, but officers would have already been stabbed !

[@tribex11]

Never have I ever - heard a cop repeatedly say "be careful with his back" while struggling to arrest someone. You guys are amazing though 👏

[@Trepanation21]

I'd be _most_ surprised if it was a male cop being that aware and vocal of the subject's welfare.

[@SpartacusColo]

@@Trepanation21 I'm not terribly surprised that the female officer is hanging back, working on the suspect's foot, nagging the male officers who are stuck doing the heavy lifting.

[@doc-holliday-]

@trep The men are the only ones doing anything while she sits there like a smooth brai talking about his back. So not only was she not helping at all but she would have been the reason they all got stabbed.

[@Trepanation21]

@@doc-holliday- Then it's a good thing she got to participate in a training scenario like all the *_eXpERiEnCEd_* male cops that got themselves stabbed.

[@Trepanation21]

@@SpartacusColo It's fine, the male cops needed the training. You can tell because they all just got themselves and each other stabbed like 50s into the video.

[@calvinhu8214]

Having two bjj masters develop a system to detain people is genius.

[@michaeljordan215]

No it is idiotic that we got this far with police not using jiu jitsu at all.

[@daethe]

Holds tend to work when you start them in them, who would've thought

[@JacobsNews]

​@@michaeljordan215hey we could pay cops a lot more than have nothing but superheroes running around the streets😂 but they're not important some lady sitting in a government building making five times as much with a few hundred thousand dollar year pension is more important to the American people😂

[@SamaelVR]

@@daethe Another casual claiming jiu jitsu don't work. Go look up the Gracie Challenge footage, then come back.

[@daethe]

​@SamaelVR I never said it didn't work. It does work, when you put them in the position to do it. The point is it's being demonstrated in the starting position, not with an actively resisting opponent that doesn't let themselves be put into the starting position. When the police departments "Bull" was demonstrated on, he was started in the position they needed him to be in to restrain him. That's not where this will start on the street so its demonstration isn't realistic.

[@DCHZS]

“Get off his back please” “Knife!”

[@Shotty21000]

Female is useless

[@wandernstan]

Having a librarian/ schoolteacher bark nonsensical orders is so helpful

[@cloud890]

LMAO definitely not the best marketing material for arguing that females should be cops

[@davidborboa77]

This is what they want a counselor instead of officers. They are more there for the suspect than the officers.

[@simsreject5925]

Be nice. She was "helping"

[@collinmclaren6608]

I love the full on LARP act with the knife 😂 "Stabbing-stabbing!"

[@mozes42]

1:38 “I’m Johnny Knoxville, and welcome to Jackass”

[@OgLtBlazer556]

@@mozes42 You’re a Legend in my Book Sir. 🫡🫡🫡

[@thatdarnmage1515]

holy shit! it really IS him xD

[@jhorse6968]

Holy shit dude I've had a TERRIBLE day as I'm battling long time health issues and today was one of the bad ones but you made me laugh so hard I forgot about it all at least for a lil bit. Thank you!

[@IrwinDeGannes]

wow lol

[@scottwalker4013]

😂 yes

[@Dfl87165]

Every parent knows that if the baby doesn’t want to go into the baby car seat you can hardly make it. Now multiply baby power x 100.

[@pablod6872]

You also get weird looks when you yell "Stop resisting!" while loading the baby into the seat...

[@Dfl87165]

@@pablod6872 😂😂😂

[@honkhonk1555]

@@pablod6872then the “baby” ODs on fentanyl.

[@percyfaith11]

If you wrapped the baby up like they safe wrapped these guys, baby is going in the cars seat. You know he is, don't be a putz.

[@andresanchez948]

I mean, you're not supposed to shake a baby... but there's nothing against shaking a grown adult. *taps nose

[@jameslucas5590]

In reality he would have been shot after the knife.

[@gzzuss]

Not after he injured one of them.

[@Kelgee3]

@@gzzuss huh?

[@jeanbedry3941]

The point of those sessions is for lives not to be taken, he was showing how hard that was without skills

[@ThailandDantotherescue]

8 years Army Infantry, correctional officer in two states and just finished up nearly 20 years in EMS... I have below blue belt BJJ training. However, its obvious that this is a very well thought out system using body mechanics to protect someone having a mental break, or a bad reaction to drugs, alcohol and/or stress. Positional asphyxia in todays law enforcement is plain unforgivable. This seems to really take that off the table. If cops can resist the urge of beating the $hit out of someone and just use this method properly, we will live in a safer world.

[@samueldevore5082]

Show me a single conclusive repeatable study regarding positional asphyxia. I'll wait

[@ThailandDantotherescue]

@@samueldevore5082 pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6023692/

[@acmhfmggru]

"positional asphyxia" is a codeword for fentanyl overdose.

[@JuanRuiz-ip8zg]

Narcan and repeat!!! They always come back!

[@DavidMcCoyII]

Hi, I want to sell you my product, but you have to fight me to buy it from me. Best sales pitch ever🤣🤣🤣

[@travismillar7513]

That's how Rorian (their dad) sold it to Ed O'Neal. Family tradition. That's also how it was marketed in Portland OR when it first hit the PNW at Straight Blast Gym. Old school

[@MrEazyE357]

​@@travismillar7513Is it actually a product or just a technique used to safely restrain people?

[@andrewserrata1813]

All about sales.. Classical Ju jitsu or Judo works just as good in these situations.

[@whiteautumns]

@@andrewserrata1813 ya but how many cops know jiu jitsu? the pitch WAS to sell a simplified jiu jitsu. You need a comprehension course kiddo

[@andrewserrata1813]

@@whiteautumns That's my point, Jujitsu isn't needed. Police have similar training (always have), and it usually consists of Japanese systems (aikido, Judo, Jujitsu). Always has. Martial arts in law enforcement training is nothing new. He's just selling it like it is. Perhaps it's you that needs comprehension.

[@StarsForward]

Hats off once again to the Gracies, because THIS system is going to be ABSOLUTELY REVOLUTIONARY. There are exactly ZERO reasons why the Safe Wrap System shouldn't be THE standard practice of EVERY officer, in EVERY department, of EVERY division of LEO's across the entire country.

[@jw70467]

Because it requires a level of aptitude many responders will never obtain and a minimum physical ability that many responders do not currently possess, as well as some biomechanical attributes that cannot be taught (average woman with average arm length is going to struggle with this I suspect.)

[@Thecelestial1]

The reason is police are lazy lol

[@HelwigDorsuo]

easy, pal!

[@Goodnightandgoodluck-c7m]

LOL you meant another means for the peddling salesman

[@OneLoneMan]

Thank god people like you don't make important decisions.

[@nevermind3147]

I like the approach of finding actual solutions, instead of just complaining about the way things currently are.

[@Funkafella01]

These guys are geniuses…and great marketers! I have no question this will save lives.

[@OneLoneMan]

LOL I give you one point they are great salesman. But save lives you have to be joking!

[@A_BALD_WOOKIEE]

“Hi, I’m Johnny Knoxville and welcome to Safe-Wrap” 2:40

[@MManiac911]

You guys go above and beyond! Thanks for caring about people, even the ones being arrested, enough to ensure their safety and the safety of the people restraining them. You really did the Gracie name proud yet again!

[@RedThunder0335]

That one "cop" was really helpfull 🤣

[@bluebutterflies4568]

"What CPR is to emergency first-aid, safe wrap is to emergency restraint" 👏 💛💙❤ Love u guys!!! Thank you for all you do!

[@umwhatamIdoinghere]

1:36 Hi, I'm Johnny Knoxville. Welcome to Jackass!

[@supjay3945]

Lol😂

[@ShiningNorway]

You guys are doing such an AMAZING job on making streets safer for everyone! Hats off! I've been following your family since the frist UFCs, and it's inspiring to see what you're doing these days.

[@user23724]

Safewrap has been needed for a long long time. You designed literally the optimal system for safely restraining someone, and sure its a business and you'll earn lots of money but the fact is it WILL save lives, and you deserve every success for developing it.

[@centurione6489]

The female cop barking orders while holding on to the ankle was ... priceless.

[@craigbritton1089]

She was the safety officer; if you knew Jack S&-_t about restraint training; you would know one person is to be basically observing and keeping everyone safe; and not be caught up in having a major role in restraining the person. So do you want the likely physically strongest or weakest person to be the safety person?? And yes I have done lots of restraints of people who have had psychological breakdowns or criminal behavior. No guns needed; no baton needed; no broken bones; no hospitalizations except for drug overdose; and yes sometimes you need a lot of people to restrain someone; especially for by the book restraints; and sometimes you have to choke someone when they are trying to murder/ rape someone and it is just you. And some idealists tell you you should never do a solo restraint; or use a choke hold; or hit someone ;and for them; when they are being killed/ raped; they should remind any good Samaritan to not do any of those things.

[@wobbelater7626]

dei hire

[@craigbritton1089]

@@wobbelater7626 a god hire? Or are you just a white dei idiot? You know nothing about proper restraints. When there are adequate numbers of restrainers'; one person is to be in charge of safety; of restrainers' and restrainee; they are to be minimally involved in the physical restraint so they can focus on safety. And as I posted elsewhere I have forty years of working with criminals/ the mentally ill; and those who were both. Never had to pepper spray anyone; ( but in one case a law enforcement person had to to stop a person with a pipe); never put a person in the ER; hospital; or needed a gun. Once a choke hold was required to stop a rape attempt; and I would never hire you as you obviously do not think beyond stereotypes.

[@CallmeJeffy1]

​@@craigbritton1089dork

[@Kinosis79]

@@craigbritton1089 blah blah blah, she is worthless.

[@Jitsover50]

What was the point of that woman holding his foot? It was like she was pretending to be doing something. While shouting at the arresting officers to not pressure the perps back?! lol. Lord have mercy.

[@minners71]

That's is known as a diversity hire. Completely useless she should be behind a desk at most.

[@xblackxabyssx1983]

DEI thus back comments in a mantra like pattern

[@electricjoshaloo]

Affirmative action.

[@utubepunk]

​@@xblackxabyssx1983I've seen plenty of useless cops, male & female, but incels only whine about the women.

[@jamessurprisal2286]

Useless addition to the team. Pure theater, though. I’ve never heard a cop, female or male, say that.

[@scheimong]

Excellent marketing. Always happy to see a good product getting the recognition that it deserves.

[@jennafl7583]

Gracie changing the world again!!! Helio would be proud!

[@hiflyer358]

I'd never want that female officer as my partner...

[@ryu-ken]

Any tbh.

[@ivanramirez8828]

he is as dangerous as a python and she is telling them to get off his back.

[@FentonMulley-cz8pv]

Women's voices are used in military situations where people need to respond as quickly as possible. Fighter pilots are the most widely know example. This has been shown scientifically. That's why she was the one talking to the rest. Women's voices are easier to hear clearly and humans have an innate response to them over men yelling as fare as taking instructions and acting quickly goes. science>bigotry every time. Go read a book you BETAS.

[@djsduke]

I was thinking the same thing, she was completely worthless.

[@doc-holliday-]

Shes somehow worse than useless by actively making the restraint harder by shrieking nonsense while the person is actively fighting.

[@g-briel.]

Rener and Ryron are so important to our world. Amazing human beings, can't stress it enough. First the antibully children project, now this. You guys shine, keep it going!!

[@killdeer13]

worked in addictions and drunk tank. Some of your videos/techniques kept me safer in certain situations. And I wish my co-workers and I had this set of tools and took time to practice it on the mat regularly.

[@Daily_Atheist]

Oh, yes, the “I can’t breathe“ escape

[@emmanuelhurd866]

Thank you guys for bringing this to Columbus, Ohio!

[@Praetoreon]

0:51 “Let’s dance! Stabby stabby!” 😂

[@edvolve]

I love how you aim to change the game! Can't get enough of your innovation.

[@rjahn3000]

As a retired LEO this looks very useful !

[@Falconlibrary]

There is no such thing as a 'LEO'. You're a police officer. A cop. "Law enforcement officer" is a marketing gimmick made up by the cop unions.

[@FentonMulley-cz8pv]

And why didn't you search for it throughout an entire career? I found it doing college security gigs.

[@bmanscire]

This man is the best teacher ever! I love him!

[@layne331]

I’ve never seen forced restraint applied without the combatant spitting,biting,scratching,punching,kicking,kneeing,and elbowing.

[@patricklargin5767]

So glad to see techniques like this being promoted! I come from a pretty extensive martial arts, security and personal protection background and have always been bothered by the way I see people handled in those difficult arrest situations. While I'm sure it's nowhere near the level of the Gracies, I have learned, imagined and implemented similar technique over the years...they work and I can'r wait to see the positive change from this SafeWrap system being more widely used!

[@liltwistofcaine]

Yup, I got my Gracie videos when I started working psych ward. Never hurt anyone while trying to stop violent aggression. Love these guys, the bulleyproof vids were awesome.

[@bradokbr4312]

2:25 hi, i'm johnny knoxville...

[@entheogenocide]

It's refreshing to see police that are willing to learn a better way. Most respect.

[@nh--2022]

This is paramount on so many levels

[@TacTechMic]

Rener Gracie and the Gracie’s are simplifying, while making it so much more effective. A huge win/win/win every time the Gracie name is involved. peace and love

[@TheJohnnystockman]

Imagine being in a fight and saying, “watch out for his back”. Jesus.

[@Amadeus.S.B]

Hatsumi Sensei was the first to teach the police and hospitals safe control. I am glad that this approach continues with future generations. All the best.

[@rickstevenson6135]

In real life after four cops fighting with a subject the subject would have been punched, tased and or pepper sprayed. Shot when the knife came out

[@markchaires3189]

because they are not properly trained

[@warpigrules9213]

I giggled in joy. This made me happy to see you give back in a Positive way. Yet, not the first of Self Defense practitioners to assist departments.

[@joseroyal877]

This is what they should teach the entire Police force countrywide.

[@OneLoneMan]

Why because you like the ufc. LOL

[@victorcaceres9603]

I congratulate the Gracie;s for bringing this to the police force. I congratulate the Police force for allowing new ideas in protecting people. What a concept, like CPR!

[@dennis1979gm]

As a 17yr vet I've never heard another officer yell "watch his back please".... Jujitsu is definitely effective! So much so my 5yr old is going 3x a week.

[@HKBoba]

beautiful seminar. Awesome work guys

[@DigitalNomadInvestor]

Rener and Ryron were my GJJ instructors in LA (Torrance) in the mid 2000s. They are the best instructors I've had. I used a lot of what I learned from them when I was tasked to develop a safe set of restraint policies for the psych hospital I worked at.

[@MaryMcNitt]

Thanks for coming to Ohio! I'm so happy to see my home state participate in this.

[@FentonMulley-cz8pv]

Doesn't it seems silly for the biggest wrestling state to have cops who just discovered how wrestling works?

[@OgLtBlazer556]

These types of hands on training styles are great until the suspect decides to stop playing patty cake and starts grabbing at a service weapon, taser, OC spray, Asp/Baton, Handcuffs, Keys, Flashlight, etc., and everything else that may be on an officers duty belt or vest while the officer is trying to focus on just wrapping up the suspect. Notice how none of these training videos shows anyone actually trying to resist. Nobody is flailing about, no one is actually punching, kicking, scratching, biting, twisting their body, nor screaming obscenities, spitting, and/or under the influence of anything. AKA HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING. When cops that are loaded up with gear, get into a wrestling match with a suspect that does not want to be apprehended shit can go sideways very fast, no one ever just calmly, and slowly wrestles on the floor.

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

They gotta go slower to avoid injury and to isolate the principles. To learn correctly you must go slower. If you had 2 high level BJJ guys on you like that, I doubt you would be able to do much unless you have similar skill. One thing not recognized is if the person with the knife does FMA, those officers are getting cut and stabbed as long as they remain in contact with the detainee. They will not get the knife from him and stand a high probability of getting killed. Officers, special operations guys, prison guards, that attended the FMA classes I went to for years were always surprised how fast and how easily they could be killed by someone who knew what they were doing. On the ground or stand up. People who haven't trained in FMA or similar arts have virtually no chance of defending themselves once they are in arms reach. On my first day in class the instructor came up to me and said "So, _______ tells me you wrestled in school and have trained some Muay Thai. Try to stop me from killing you." He then proceeded to cut me with a training blade constantly for 30 seconds straight and I didn't stop even one single attack. I felt like an infant being slaughtered.

[@OneLoneMan]

@@huwhitecavebeast1972 Right! I guess they only show ufc at the bar you drink at during the week.

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

@@OneLoneMan 1, I don't drink. 2, you are clearly ignorant and trying to cover it with insults. Anyone who knows, knows.

[@OneLoneMan]

@@huwhitecavebeast1972 You didn't deny going to bars to watch ufc and that is why you think you are an expert. Seondly, I am a law enforcement officer is one of the worst cities in my state. So I know you don't know. Lastly, it's a period after the 1 and 2, not a comma! Now you know!

[@rodjacksonx]

This is pretty slick. And ABOUT TIME! All US cops should be trained in this!

[@kitanul788]

I love the Gracie's, but this video of the 4 cops trying to arrest Rener is LAUGHABLE! It reminds me of the Karate Master video's where the guy is just waiving his hands and all of the guys around him just throw themselves to the ground by unseen forces LOL Please have 4 cops go full ham on Rener, maybe with MMA gloves, and then see how he fares. I guarantee you that it won't look like this half-hearted attempt shown here. Rener may last a while, but he won't win. Otherwise, congratulations on developing the SafeWrap System, it will certainly be a gamechanger in law enforcement!

[@jamessurprisal2286]

I get what you are saying that the intensity of the officer’s were very low. The intensity is usually higher in real life. But MMA gloves would be meaningless and irrelevant. Police have policies to abide by, they aren’t supposed to be punching with reckless abandon, and MMA gloves would hamper their ability to grip and get into the little pockets as they try to restrain him. This isn’t a martial arts fight - which I am a big fan of - this is trying to get someone cuffed. As a side note, if you watch a lot of police body cam footage, you will be surprised to see how poorly police officers are at getting someone cuffed. It’s almost laughable sadly. IF this actually is an improvement, the Gracie’s have successfully identified a need in the market. Many times, you will notice the cop relies heavily on the weight of their authority in issuing commands until the person finally obeys. It is surprisingly very difficult for them to get their hands behind their back - I think they are poorly trained in this area. But that’s a comment for another time on my recommendations in how they can improve it.

[@kitanul788]

@@jamessurprisal2286 My thought was having the gloves on, due to the fact that he was always pulling a knife out at some point. Then the officers could strike him while escaping the knife attack ASAP while another officer pulls his duty weapon, ending the confrontation (all pretend of course lol) But yes, they were just half-heartedly going through the motions as they probably didn't want to potentially embarrass the instructors, I get it. But Rener wouldn't have been embarrassed, he would have commended the officers for making it as realistic as possible, all the while providing areas of improvement, aka, the SafeWrap System. I agree that the police rely heavily on the weight of their authority in issuing commands, which is great as it can greatly reduce a physical altercation. But as for when it goes south, so many cops are not adept in quickly and safely (for the officer and suspect) restraining/detaining them. More training is needed across probably 99% of all departments. Our local PD is currently entertaining the idea of having its officers trained in Jiu Jitsu, I do hope they decide to do so and hopefully integrate the SafeWrap System as well. Thanks for your reply, It was a great read and I'd like to hear more of your thoughts on how else they could improve it :)

[@catocall7323]

@@kitanul788 the point wasn't that they would be incapable of restraining him at all. It was that they would have a a hard time doing so without resorting to increasing violence or just hurting him in the process. If his system achieves the restraint efficiently, with low risk to the officers and low risk to the detainee, then it is a good system.

[@kitanul788]

@@catocall7323 i do see your point, I would have just like to see them really attempting to restrain him, they were just half-heartedly going through the motions, not really trying to make it even semi-realistic. I do think it's an excellent system and will be an awesome tool for police officers everywhere

[@jmil021]

Love this! Ohio is doing things the right way. I hope all states follow!

[@Sketch_Sesh]

It looks like a modified twisting arm control.. love it!

[@bretthogan5805]

THANK YOU FOR HELPING KEEP EVERYONE SAFE WITH THE ART OF JUJITSU

[@BrikBeans]

I love the concept of every department speaking the safe wrap system because of the level of added discretion it gives to the departments. If someone is 20 hours in a shift they might feel more compatible switching. Or if someone might have needles and an EMS is more comfortable staying in position. If someone from some transition of care step is twice the size of the other care givers and the patient is big, the level of comfort might not be there. So that heightened level of decretion. Makes me feel this system is building wide as well as tall. Like how the old system let patients build wide and tall until they were up and running away..... ❤

[@OneLoneMan]

LOL

[@ocara93859]

SENSACIONAL !!! Parabéns aos LEOs de Ohio e ao GracieBreakdown !!!!

[@motivation4u]

Curious who is supposed to neutralize the knife threat with lethal force or are they supposed to just let him keep stabbing.. just thought I'd ask

[@huwhitecavebeast1972]

Whoever can disengage and draw down on him, without hitting their fellow officers.

[@Traumatree]

When my dad followed his police training in the '50s, they had jut jitsu classes among others - that was in Mtl back then. I still have one of this evaluation card when he was a novice. He said to me when I was young that this training was the key for everything else and to control any kind of person or persons. Miss you dad.

[@panheaddude1960]

I dare you to try that on the streets in a non-staged setting.

[@templarexemplar35]

works exactly the same except the ground is concrete. Whats your point?🤦

[@beenschmokin]

​@@templarexemplar35his point is that being gentle will get you "stabbing stabbing" It's not that the hold won't work. It's that getting it on is going to require pain compliance. The floor protects both ways. Who's the concrete really hurting - the copper or the Meth head? Concrete cuts both ways.

[@hobowithawaterpistol9070]

It’s a demo! Of course in a real situation the police are going to be a little more aggressive! This is a training demo, and as every Martial arts school knows, if you want the students to return, it’s best not to injure them!

[@jeffherdz]

A face slamming into blacktop vs a rubber mate.....big difference.

[@templarexemplar35]

@@jeffherdz yeah because if you know how to use these techniques, it will be the person you’re against slamming into the concrete and not the trained grappler. You might get a cut here or there but you’re better off knowing how to grapple than making excuses and assuming you can fight simply because “you see red”

[@BbB-vr9uh]

My, and a lot of others’, feedback on the last video was that’s great that two black belts can hold someone in this position but why not show someone who has just learned the system using it. This was just that, and I’m glad you guys are already hitting the road and teaching this!

[@marcd1981]

A couple of things that make this unrealistic, even though it is trying to be shown that way. How many times did you hear the female officer say "Watch his back!"? Not long after that, when Rener pulled the knife, you heard him say he couldn't breathe, and they released pressure. Then Rener also said "my arm", and of course they released pressure again. None of this would happen in a real-world situation, as we have all unfortunately seen on video and in police reports.

[@supportteam6808]

YOur family should be so proud of the marketing genius Rener is.....waht a sales man....God bless you and the fortune your talent brings your family!

[@jsouth489]

people always give me crap for saying that every cop should be required to maintain a minimum of a blue belt in jiu jitsu

[@JacobsNews]

blue collar is not important. Dr fauci 500,000 pension is not even a thought because his name says doctor😂

[@Murformance]

@@JacobsNews Has Anyone Really Been Far Even as Decided to Use Even Go Want to do Look More Like?

[@ctjctj8573]

Probably the emphasis on the belt is what they give you crap for. Train train train . These guys n gals barely get a day off and no training during job time

[@FentonMulley-cz8pv]

Exactly. They should hold tournaments for all cops and have them compete for the best restraint performance against live standing opponents. Then they would grow the culture of "cracking heads" into a culture of talent and finesse like in ANY OTHER JOB! You think dudes on an oil rig can just wing it? Many dangerous jobs require serious safety training and people who can handle the pressure and risk. Cops just have had it way do easy for way too long. They all coddle each other at training seminars because if the expectations were higher they would have to earn the pay the get/want. It's the same as how McDojos (and cults)function.

[@FentonMulley-cz8pv]

​​@@ctjctj8573that's bs. In my area we have a number of police officers who have taken responsibility on their own to get purple to blackbelts while raising kids and being full time cops. It's not a job for lazy dudes. They can go do security.

[@Moist_yet_Crispy]

This is amazing! So happy to see this. All these guys deserve awards for what they're doing for the public.

[@kenputer56]

get a real life asshat

[@mikemorris7922]

What is the woman doing in this situation? Nothing, as usual.

[@tigere1111]

This is awesome. Keep training we need you ❤

[@RobertSmith-lg7jp]

You know this is fake because none of them said "stop resisting".

[@crushlogic]

So, what you're saying is police need MORE funding and training instead of defunding and elimination... Huh, who woulda thought. Great training and program! Love it! Keep it going. 👍🏻

[@FR-ty5vn]

They would be real concerned about your safety after you pull a knife 🔪 😂

[@curtismorrow4537]

Yes... Please get this out to all law enforcement.

[@travismuhler]

And the woman was doing nothing. Shocker

[@12345eatacake]

Wow this actually looks good and made complete scenes. I come from a field where restrictive intervention starts with a minimum for three people. We found ourselves lacking the three people a lot. Leading to harm themselves or staff.

[@Yo-6495]

Leo's aren't supposed to fight criminals, you use tools to disable suspects and then arrest them. Ground fighting/grappling is pretty hard for Leo's because their belts and vest impede them, plus you give the criminal easier access to your gun or other items like a taser. Not saying hand to hand combat training isn't important in some situations, but overall officers will be better off using something like pepper spray instead of grappling.

[@VMR8648]

They should have demonstrated with full LEO attire, the vest and maybe fake guns and tasers, just to get that experience and see how hard it would be.

[@darkdrake13]

OC spray will only have you wrestling with an angry blinded snotty subject while also being blinded and snotty yourself. It doesn't function the way you think it does.

[@IMONFIREkaiokenX3]

YOURE THE BEST BRO IM GLAD YOU MADE IT

[@jakeberg6758]

It’s hard to believe that every police station in the country isn’t mandated to put their people through this kind of training. It’s genius, could save countless lives, most importantly officers.

[@wrxzboost]

that's a lot to ask from some of these officers that get spooked when they hear an acorn drop

[@OneLoneMan]

How man times has that happened? Oh, yeah once. It's like the dumbest sperm getting through the egg. Rarely happens but when it does it turns out to be a colossal retard, like yourself.

[@brianm9958]

Thank you! God bless. I do my best to wear my Gracie blue

[@nothingnewtome1]

What’s with the whole “get off his back” thing?

[@HelwigDorsuo]

DEI bullshit

[@dreamwizardsproductions4317]

This was a great video. Where can I find the training on when to use force?

[@WyattOlsen-u2d]

This was some real life BJJ black magic. Well done for getting this training out to your people.

[@raulclaros1025]

Excellent Video.. Jujitsu is just a great Martial Art.. It works!

[@mitchcowan1446]

This should be a nationwide program.

[@JaimeBlanco666]

You paying?

[@JacobsNews]

​​@@JaimeBlanco666Dr fucci's $500,000 pension is much more important😂😂😂 if you want to really laugh look at what some of these state employees get for pensions 300,000 + pension

[@dragonballjiujitsu]

It will be

[@dragonballjiujitsu]

@@JaimeBlanco666 The state will when they get tired of being sued.

[@SamaelVR]

@@JaimeBlanco666 No, you are. Unless you tax evade. Otherwise, just replace this jiu jitsu training with whatever outdated dogsh they've been learning in the police academies.

[@php4u]

Awesome demonstration. Thank you Gracie!

[@MagnusGalactusOG]

This was hilarious!!! Good show old boy!

[@bestfriend5600]

This is amazing. Even more amazing is getting a DA that actually prosecutes criminals!

[@BboyCorrosive]

0:38 I'm Helping! - Ralph Wigum

[@miguelcadete2495]

28.5 years in corrections I only had 1 week of restrain training which was approximately four holds. Had to learn different techniques out side of training. Most of the time it was a free for all when it came down to altercations.

[@jayAh635]

Wow that first female officer is really really really really good at this.

[@mrrandy2306]

😂

[@padraicogawain3162]

What Rener does to these guys would make a cat laugh at a funeral on Christmas Day 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kawikadee9670]

Where's the use of the taser or mace? Soon as the knife comes out the officers need to step back and draw and pull their firearm and end the fight. Also I didn't see any officers utilizing elbows, fist strikes, or knees. The police have a tool belt they have to utilize their tools too.

[@joemendyk9994]

Boy, did you miss the point......

[@kawikadee9670]

@@joemendyk9994 You might have miss the point on a real life situation as an officer, if the pulls out a knife and just so happens to get you then you might not be going home that night.

[@greenmile9496]

I worked in state & federal prisons for 34 years…firmly grabbing a finger or thumb tends to persuade them quickly once you start torquing on it…matching their resistance to whatever level they choose to go.

[@terry_willis]

Good stuff. This is especially important with the increasing hiring of DEI women police officers.

[@doobryw538]

DEI? Ok Terry. Who is going to search female prisoners without female officers, pervert?

[@tricia3114]

Just a great video for educational purposes. Thanks