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Crisis Intervention Team Officer Training - 2015

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Centre County Crisis Intervention Team training video. Centre County has fostered a progressive training model to teach critical crisis intervention tools for First Responders. The de-escalation techniques give better results on scene and put citizens in line for the specific treatment and services they need.

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@shoachiwarrior Год назад

After going through the trading, showing the different places that CIT is used, they should have used a different actor because the video gives the impression that the guy went from home to ambulance to auto accident to prison. That creative directive part could have been done differently.

@lastmakc 6 лет назад

4:21 this guys sounds like Toby from "The Office"

@UnknownUnknown-cu9zr 3 года назад

Yes

@ItsFrootLoops4Life 6 лет назад

is it just me or is the audio all screwy and only works in one ear for most of the video?

@ItsFrootLoops4Life 6 лет назад

Shoutout to CJP-1157-C08

@krakenblueline5301 6 лет назад

boo

@invvann8560 3 года назад

What BS, they told him they were going to the hospital and he ended up at the Police Department lol

@Meshcraft 7 лет назад

Ugh....very poor acting from the one officer.

6 лет назад

Richard I agree.. you an tell the cop was acting because he didn't start shouting orders and pulling out his gun and popping a few rounds into the guy claiming he was in fear for his life.

@TallMichelleWithTheLongHair 6 лет назад

Richard Green Thats because he is a police officer and not and actor. Rude.

@poisenwhafflechicken Год назад

@@TallMichelleWithTheLongHair obamna i said forty three pretty sure

@shiloh1994 5 лет назад

Funny they went to see the girlfrend before they went to see the person with obvious mental distress. CANHELP sucks.

@GLH5MHIL 2 года назад

It's a good idea to talk to to who called. It's good to get the whole family involved where possible to manage ALL of the support the one in crisis needs.