The effectiveness of training in methods of detention of offenders using combat techniques of struggle

The purpose of this study was to study the process of improving the educational process in universities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, which is caused by purposeful activities to form the students' professional component of preparedness for the active suppression of the offender’s illegal actions up to hand-to-hand combat. This is also evidenced by the existing practice of professional training of police officers, which is carried out directly on the basis of training in combating martial law with offenders and detaining them using combat fighting techniques. The professional preparedness of the police officer is characterized by a high level of his education and physical fitness, as well as extensive experience and substantive content of official activities. The objectives of the study are to understand the process of improving the educational process in the universities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, due to purposeful activities to form the students' professional component of readiness to actively suppress the wrongdoing of the offender up to hand-to-hand combat. This is also evidenced by the existing practice of professional training of police officers, which is carried out directly on the basis of training in combating martial arts with offenders and their detention, while the professional training of a police officer is characterized by a high level of education and physical fitness, as well as extensive experience and substantial filling of official activities. Conclusions: situations of forced (power) detention of offenders arising in the professional and official activities of law enforcement officers determined the need for a successful solution of the task, namely the professional training of employees - the formation of their constant psychological readiness for an unexpected encounter with the offender and the skills of using combat fighting techniques in the prevailing operational environment.

forced detention, employee, fighting techniques, insubordination, resistance