It’s not everyday you see law enforcement officers being superbly skilled at martial arts…
But this one police officer trains Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for sure.
Footage has emerged of an officer trying to detain a suspect, who seemingly wants to throw hands.
However, the officer faints a strike – and then shoots in for a perfect Double Leg takedown.
He then utilizes the Knee On Belly technique to control the suspect…
And then transitions to the Kimura, in order to detain and handcuff him.
Tom DeBlass himself was impressed by what the individual had done:
Beautiful distance management, beautiful faint high, then shot low.
Find me this super star, I want to talk to him.Great work, officer!
Cops that train don’t get embarrassed!
Check out the full video below:
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