One Hitter Quitter...gotta love it.

 

 

It was a neck shot.

 

i was thinking the same thing but i dunno anyone who's been layed out from being hit in the neck...and well...was able to get up with out spinal cord injury. dunno for sure, temple/side of the head was just a guess.

 

Well, it is a defensive tactics move. You strike the nerve that runs up the side of the neck and it causes complete motor skill failure. It was a back-handed strike to the Common Peroneal.

 

ahh like a "judo-chop" *Cheesey british smile*

 

I bet he was numb to his toes for 10 mintues!

 

Walk much.

 

A ridge punch to the same area will have the same effect.

The "pimp" never saw it coming since the other guy was faking him out by keeping his right hand cocked back.

A spinning back punch would have really fucked him up.

 

Our department got a new Superintendent this year. He has some pretty impressive skills! Check out his resume!

EDUCATION:
Walden University, Ph.D. Human Services - February 1993
St Francis College, M.S. Psychology/Counseling - May 1990
Indiana University, B.A. Police Admin - December 1976

Dissertation: Occupational Influence on Police
Personality

Thesis: The Psychology of Combat & Intimidation in the
Police Profession

CAREER ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS:
Chief’s Staff/Police Psychotherapist, Fort Wayne Police Department
Lieutenant, Indiana Law Enforcement Academy
Sergeant, Indiana State Police
Program Coordinator, Indiana University Police Academy
Deputy Director, PPCT Management Systems, Inc.
Chair, Protective Training Services, LLC.
SWAT Team Leader, Indiana State Police, Allen County Sheriff Department

WORK EXPERIENCE:
Fort Wayne Police Department - May 1995 - Present
Chief’s Staff/Police Psychotherapist/Academy Staff.
Responsible for the development, implementation, and
instruction of courses dealing with: human behavior,
psychological issues, people management, human
relations, instructor development, defensive tactics,
and firearms. Facilitated department personnel with
personal and family therapy as required. Provided fit-
for-duty evaluations, and staffed hiring and dismissal
issues. Staffed post-shooting incident and trauma team.
SWAT team trainer/operator.

Staff Instructor, Indiana Law Enforcement Academy - January
1993 - November 1994
Responsible for the development, implementation, and
instruction of courses dealing with: human behavior,
psychological issues, people management, human
relations, instructor development, defensive tactics,
and firearms. In house police psychotherapist
facilitating basic students, in-service students, and
police departments throughout the state of Indiana.

Police Psychotherapist - June 1991 - Present
Serving in such capacity for the ISPACEC organization
representing members and immediate families of the
Indiana State Police, Indiana Department of Natural
Resources, and Indiana State Excise Police.

Training Consultant - June 1991 - Present
Police and Military Clientele: Defensive Tactics, Close Combat,
Firearms, and Psychology

Private Practice - May 1988 - Present
Counseling - Specializing in Police Personnel, Police Issues and
Police Families

Indiana State Police - August 1983 - June 1991
State trooper, training sergeant, head defensive
tactics instructor, SWAT team leader/trainer,
firearms instructor, academy instructor -(defensive
tactics and psychology). Facilitated public outreach
programs such as rape awareness and home safety seminars.

Allen County Sheriff's Department - May 1977 - August 1983
Sheriff's Deputy, departmental defensive tactics
instructor, firearms instructor, K-9 handler/trainer,
18 months in confinement division, 5 years in road
patrol (3 years on motor cycle), 6 years SWAT team
leader/trainer.

Indiana University Police Department - May 1974 - May 1977
Police officer, coordinator/supervisor of Indiana
University Police Academy, departmental defensive tactics
instructor. Charged with the direct supervision of three
supervisors and sixty-four members of the I.U. Police
Academy. Duties entailed construction and maintenance of
academy design and function, coordination of department
operations, scheduling of work assignments, evaluation of
individual work performance of personnel, applicant
interview and selection, employee discipline and
dismissal, public relations and information officer.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS:
Board Certified Law Enforcement Expert - Diplomat
American College of Forensic Examiners

Board Certified Forensic Examiner - Diplomat
American College of Forensic Examiners

State of Indiana
Certified Master Police Psychomotor Skills Instructor,
Certified Police Training Provider,
Certified Social Worker - Health Professions Bureau,
Certified Marriage and Family Therapist – Health Professions Bureau

TEACHING AFFILIATIONS & COMMITMENTS:
Indiana University
Professor of undergraduate curricula, Law Enforcement
Studies

Indiana Law Enforcement Academy - Plainfield, Indiana
Stress and the police family
Defensive tactics
Psychology of combat and survivability
Instructor Development

Heckler & Koch - Internationally
Defensive Tactics
Firearms
SWAT Tactics

John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center - Ft. Bragg, N. Carolina
Classified Instruction

Task Force 160 - Ft. Campbell, Kentucky
Classified Instruction

Thunder Ranch - Nationally
Defensive tactics
Firearms

P.P.C.T. Inc. - Internationally
Defensive tactics
Combat psychology
SWAT tactics
Protective Training Services - Internationally
Defensive tactics
Firearms
SWAT tactics

Federal Law Enforcement Academy
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms
State and Local – Pursuit Driving

MILITARY SERVICE:
Branch: U.S. Army - 1981 - Present
Discharge: Inactive Reserve
Rank: 1st Lt.

Branch: U.S.M.C. - 1970 - 1974, 1980 - 1981
Discharge: Honorable
Rank: Sergeant

SPECIAL SKILLS:
Inducted into Martial Arts Hall of Fame 2002
6th Degree Black Belt, Okinawan ShoRinRyu Karate
5th Degree Black Belt, Okinawan Kobudo - Traditional
Martial Arts Weapons
3rd Degree Black Belt, Shinto-Yoshin Jiu Jitsu
2nd Degree Black Belt, Korean Tae-Kwon-Do, Chung Do Kwan
Sparring Partner for World Heavyweight Full Contact Karate
Champion - Ross Scott

PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS:
Police Professional
ILEA - Basic Police Officer Certification School
Indiana State Police Recruit School

Police Specialty
FBI - SWAT School
Los Angeles P.D. - SWAT School
Indiana State Police - SWAT School
Allen County P.D. - Police K-9 Handlers School
Indiana Law Enforcement Academy - Officer Survival
IACP – Counter Terrorism School
Indiana State Police - Fitness and Health Instructor

Defensive Tactics
P.P.C.T. Instructor Schools/Certifications:
Defensive Tactics
Combat Knife Defense
S.W.A.T. Tactics
Pressure Point Control
Straight Baton/Impact Weapons
Side Handle Baton

Monadnock - Intermediate Instructor - PR 24
ILEA - Defensive Tactics Instructor
Taser - Taser Instructor

Firearms
Glock Firearms Armorer's Course
Glock Firearms Advanced Armorer's Course
Glock Firearms Transition Instructor's Course
American Pistol Institute - Combat .45
American Pistol Institute - Machine Gun/Combat Shotgun
Smith & Wesson Academy - Firearms Armorer
Remington Firearms - Firearms Armorer
NRA - Police Firearms Instructor School
Indiana Law Enforcement Academy - Firearms Instructor

Military Specialty
U.S. Marine Corps - Infantry/Communications
U.S. ARMY - Armor/Tank Officer's School
U.S. ARMY - Nuclear, Biological & Chemical Officer's School
U.S. ARMY - Military Police Officer's School

Here is the link: http://www.mygovmitch.com/paul_whitesell_bio.asp

 

daaaaamn i feel bad for him when he has to fill out an appilcation then agian, with a back ground like that i doubt he'd even have to fill one out... lots and lots and lots of time and dedication.

 

B whahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. I will be laughing for the next 3 days

 

damn that sucks...on camera and all

 

Nope. His knees buckled. He was out before he hit the ground. It looked like he hit him in the neck right below his ear. He probably got a peice of his upper jaw too.

 

Just goes to show you...you never know WHO you're messing with out in the streets. He layed the smack DOWN!

 

rule #1, never underestimate your opponent...stupid pimp

 

omg..that pic was made on guitar.com..

those peopels photoshops get around

 

"Just reach into that bag and hand me my wallet, its the one that says Bad ************ on it."

 

It is a neck strike, causes a jolt to the brain temporarily shutting it and everything else down. Quick and effective way to subdue someone when it comes down to hand to hand. Suprisingly enough when properly trained to execute the manuever it is never fatal. Miss by a couple inches though and you can crush the wind pipe which is almost always fatal...

 

I used to take Kenpo classes, then paid for private lessons after which we learned some basic survival moves/strikes/etc. Very effective to say the least!