It has charts and graphs on 'Combat Efficiency' and 'Perceptual Distortions in Combat.' A copy of the booklet was obtained by The New York Times. The 'Bulletproof Warrior' booklet handed out at the company's seminars addresses warfare as much as police work.

Screenshot via Diamond Reynolds / FacebookĪ workshop for Bay Area police officers in Santa Clara (Calif.) called 'Bulletproof' was abruptly canceled last week after outcry from local activists who claimed the program 'trains cops to be paranoid and to assume everyone is out to get them' and to 'shoot first and ask questions later,' according to East Bay Express.įormerly titled 'The Bulletproof Warrior' - a name which was shortened after complaints from a number of police departments - the program is a product of Calibre Press, and has been under particular scrutiny after it was revealed that Jeronimo Yanez, the suburban Minneapolis police officer who fatally shot Philando Castille last month, had attended one of its seminars in May 2014.

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