Cape Town's Police and Law Enforcement trained for S.W.A.T.

Training for any policing institution, remains a priority if one is to expect efficiency. Our Metro Police College is certified and accredited on so many different levels, it is quickly becoming the flagship for South Africa's training of the safety and security sector.

As the industry has changed, as the roles of municipal officers in the policing sector has evolved, our College has always stayed at the forefront, ensuring our staff are always equipped with the knowledge and skills.

Heading up the training at the Police College is Director Bradley Lackay, who himself has over 23 years of experience in the policing sector. His passion for excellence has ensured our brave members on the ground are ready for any situation that comes their way.

[gerhardengelbrecht]

Great training. I recommend to review door set up and entry drills. I used these drills during my 1984 SAPS reaction training. Old and out dated.

[BluecollarjoeB]

Looking sharp, good job! I really don’t agree with taking a knee while crossing the threshold 0:07

[dailyrandom]

When units move, they should always move AS A TEAM.

[Kolbekm]

City of Cape Town better is off with dissolving SAPS in the province and creating its own police force. Take the best of SAPS and deploy them into a provisional Police Squad. Give Bheki Cele the rotten apples. We see too many or should I say too little SAPS officers on the streets that do not know how to interact with the communities they in because there is a language/cultural barrier. (lack basic communication skills) The poorer communities deserve to get more and to feel safe, currently SAPS are not trusted because they do not know how to build relationships of trust that eventually will lead to better intelligence to fight crime.

[SIPHOSETHUMHLUNGULWANA]

It looks great but the tactics are challenging, , ,

[AyolaTongo]

Good day sir it will be an honor for to serve my country
Where can I sign up?

[rikusslabbert]

Freeze frame at 12 sec. Whats wrong with that picture? The rear guy cant see any of his team mates whatsoever as he stopped too short, he cant have any situational awareness of what's happening behind the wall, or even when to follow his team forward as he has no clue what's happening out of his sight of vision . Also not protecting against any the rear threats. Thus is pretty much 100% useless at that point and in the direction he is facing . He's be of much better use getting past the end of dividing wall, then carefully check left, then staying out of line of possible fire quickly position himself still on this side of the dividing wall but now with his back against the wall on right of screen, facing same direction as his team mates. This way he cam have situational awareness so he can also check the rear and see his team mates.

[AyolaTongo]

Good day sir it will be an honor for to serve my country
Where can I sign up?