Adrenaline Overload: Video of TN deputy panic attack on call

http://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/crim ... 759465001/
The attached video shows Sevier County (TN) Sheriff''s Deputy Justin Johnson during a call for service in a trailer park. The deputy chases and apprehends a noncompliant female who resists arrest. During the struggle Deputy Johnson claims that he saw a male step from the door of a trailer and point an object at him while yelling. Believing that he was about to be fired upon he discharges his firearm several times and calls for assistance. Several minutes later the panic attack sets in.
Fortunately for Deputy Johnson and the EMTs on scene the male subject actually had a cell phone- not a weapon- and was yelling about how the deputy was treating his girlfriend.
At one point in the episode an EMT disarms the Deputy for their own safety but returns the gun once the Deputy calms down.
I'm not a law enforcement officer nor do I have any desire to be one, but I've been in situations that were- to me at least- very dangerous. I've had to draw a weapon before in fear for my life.
Let me tell you that adrenaline dump will afterwards leave you blind, deaf, incoherent and shaking.
How do you train?
Watch the video and see what really happens.
The attached video shows Sevier County (TN) Sheriff''s Deputy Justin Johnson during a call for service in a trailer park. The deputy chases and apprehends a noncompliant female who resists arrest. During the struggle Deputy Johnson claims that he saw a male step from the door of a trailer and point an object at him while yelling. Believing that he was about to be fired upon he discharges his firearm several times and calls for assistance. Several minutes later the panic attack sets in.
Fortunately for Deputy Johnson and the EMTs on scene the male subject actually had a cell phone- not a weapon- and was yelling about how the deputy was treating his girlfriend.
At one point in the episode an EMT disarms the Deputy for their own safety but returns the gun once the Deputy calms down.
I'm not a law enforcement officer nor do I have any desire to be one, but I've been in situations that were- to me at least- very dangerous. I've had to draw a weapon before in fear for my life.
Let me tell you that adrenaline dump will afterwards leave you blind, deaf, incoherent and shaking.
How do you train?
Watch the video and see what really happens.