John,

My officers really enjoyed the training. The training is exactly want we asked for. It was geared towards patrol breaching doors which is what we need for our officers and agency. Also, giving us a look at different tools or gear that e more practical in-certain situatio great for our training unit.

Sgt. Anthony Rojas with the Franklin Township Police
Department (Gloucester County, NJ)

John,

I wanted to thank you for the training that we received on March 30*. 2016 in Tulsa. The Train the Trainer" course

specifically in regards to the JTC Breaching equipment was invaluable. It was obvious as a result of your instruction that your knowledge is at the forefront of the industry.

The mindset, tactics and concepts that you imparted to us during the training Will be invaluable to our department and our team. The tools themselves solve many of the problems that we face when we are conducting forcible breaches with current equipment while on callouts or on warrant services. The JTC Claw is quite innovative and the uses seem almost limitless.

Your enthusiasm towards teaching made the class enjoyable as well as a positive learning environment. Your commitment to the safety of law enforcement officers is evident and inspiring. Thank you again for your devotion and service.

Respectfully,


Sgt. Michael Parsons
Tulsa Police Department
Special Operations Team

Lebanon Township. NJ - At the Oct 10 Hunterdon County Crime Stoppers event AT EASE Foundation proposed donating lifesaving devices to seven Hunterdon County Schools and their associated police departments. The offer was readily accepted. The nonprofit organization will present an Emergency Response Locker 10 each of the designated schools and Jersey Claws to the police departments.

Developed by Jersey Tactical Corp.. the Emergency Response Locker contains 1 Claw (patented breaching tool), a Claw Go Sling, a Purchase Point Wedge and a stop the bleed kit. (Additional equipment can be added, including ballistic shields and floor plans.)