When you take a bad guy into custody, you need to be careful even AFTER the physical confrontation is over.
Sometimes that’s when the real fight begins… the fight within yourself. And this is a fight you can’t afford to lose.
In this Tuesday’s video I teach the one question you can never answer for your
client no matter how hard you work a case.
The question is, “Why?”
Why do cheaters cheat? Why is he cheating? Why do men cheat? Why do thieves steal,
even from family and friends? Why?
Between you and me (as Investigators)… I can tell you the answer comes down to
plain ‘ol selfishness and this video explains that in a little more detail.
And here’s the behind the scenes info…
I have approved the proofs for the new DVD training course that will help you get
started in the investigative world instantly! This is the BEST first step into the
world of Private Detectives and Investigators. THIS is the place to start.
Of course, if you want to learn skip tracing then I would suggest The Investigator’s
Ultimate Guide to Missing Persons and Fugitives.
And if you just need to learn how to do surveillance or you simply need to take your
current skills to the next level, then I highly recommend The Investigator’s
Ultimate Guide to Surveillance.
But if you need the one video training course that is going to IMMEADIATLY launch
you into skip tracing, surveillance and profitable / professional (PAID!) detective
work that translates into the real-world experience that any detective agency looks
for and that state licensing boards require… Then be sure to keep up with the
progress of this project. I hope to have it out around Valentines Day!
I can’t wait to share more details with you. Check back soon!
Today I want to give you a very practical tip.
When making and apprehension (or arrest or whatever you want to call it when you take a bad guy into custody), you will routinely hear certain objections from the person you’re detaining. One of the most common things they say when you are physically restraining them is, “I can’t breath”.
Especially if you’re a Loss Prevention Officer or a cop, you know what I mean. So…
In this Tuesday’s video I teach how I handle the objection, “I can’t breath!”.
Please remember, this is not legal or medical advise.
I do teach you about a “tell” some shoplifters have during an apprehension and how to handle “tells” in general for your maximum benefit.
But here is the behind the scenes info…
In this video, I’m driving to the studio to review my latest video training course and it’s my favorite one to date because…
In it I teach the fastest, easiest way to start working professionally in the investigative world!
If you’ve followed me for a while, you know I have a strong Loss Prevention background. That lead me down the road that eventually allowed me to get my Private Investigator’s License. But…
If I had to do it over again, and I was challenged to begin working tomorrow, this new training course shows you exactly how I would do it and more importantly, how YOU can do it!
Bookmark this site and check back often to keep up to date on this amazing training resource!
I hope to release it around Valentines Day and it really is a must have for anyone trying to break into the investigative world!
I can’t wait to share the details with you. Check back soon!
New video posted every Tuesday!
You may know some of the advantages of practicing martial arts, but I want to talk about somethings you may not have thought about.
For example, when you’re making an arrest or apprehension (or any kind of detention), you’re more interested in locks and holds rather than kicking and striking moves.
I also teach my rule of thumb for dealing with someone when you have the initiative to determine whether or not to make it a physical confrontation. My rule is this:
Just figure that your opponent knows everything you know… plus one more move.
Of course the bad guys don’t always give you the choice as to whether these things turn physical or not. If they make a move you gotta’ protect yourself and others.
I also teach why Rambo and Jason Bourne (The Bourne Identity) have such freedom in whom they choose to fight.