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- [Trainer] Close your eyes,

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take a deep breathe,

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OC, OC, OC, OC!

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Open your eyes, all right, let's go.

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(beep)

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- Yeah.
- Yeah.

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(electric music)

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- Get on the ground, now.

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(electric music)

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- Like grass and fire and pretty
much all of those combined

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being poured in your eyes.

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- It was a lot more difficult
than it was this morning:

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your eyes slam shut,
you can't see very well,

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it's a lot of pain.

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- [Kevin] 10 newly assigned camp summer

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law enforcement soldiers
took Oleoresin Capsicum,

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commonly referred to as pepper spray,

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qualification training in
order to learn its effects,

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as part of their law
enforcement certification.

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- The main goal for this training was

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to give the MP's a
familiarity of it, of the OC,

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just in case if they sprayed
out there on the field,

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and they become contaminated with it,

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they will know how it feels,

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and how to fight through,
if the time was needed.

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- [Kevin] During the OC
spray qualification training,

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soldiers went through seven
different stations controlling

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a non-compliant subject

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using Mechanical Advantage
Control Holds techniques,

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batons and handcuff skills
after being sprayed.

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- Muscle memory kind of
took over a little bit.

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I mean, it could have been a lot worse

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where I had no training
and just go straight at it

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and pretty much look like a buffoon,

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but the training pretty much took over

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and everything just fell into place.

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- It definitely makes you
think twice before you use it,

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and you only use it when
you absolutely have to;

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just making sure we're not
escalating the situation

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more than it's necessary

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and making sure we can still
de-escalate the situation.

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- [Kevin] The week-long

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law enforcement certification training

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not only gave these soldiers
a chance to practice

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their physical movements,

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but also provided them the confidence

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to determine how and when to use force

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to control different situations.

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- As it pertains to the new
privates, it's just to give them

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that first hands-on experience.

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With working the ROD,

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we dwell to go through the do's

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and don'ts of working the ROD

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and what to possibly look for.

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So it was just to give
them that experience,

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and then from there, work the ROD

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and further build up their experience

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to be an effective patrolman.

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- [Kevin] Reporting from Camp Zama, Japan,

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I'm Kevin Crete Zarek.

