Medina Police Training Scenarios
During the week of February 29 - March 5, 2016, we were honored to assist the Medina Police and Specials in a training excercise held at the old Fair Board office. Here are some photos and videos of the excercise.
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Bar room scenario with intoxicated patron with CCW permit.
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Intoxicated Uncle Lenny with gun.
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MCP3A Members Al Kress, Bill Roser, Howard Meister and Brian Haskell dressed for the Medina Police Scenarios
2013 Active Shooter Excercise
at Medina High School
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A great big thanks to the following volunteers:
We got to play victims in a High School massacre scenario under the supervision of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. It involved all Medina County departments and most officers participated. It was a most fascinating event for our membership. We learned much about tactics that are employed by our officers. Truly a great learning experience.
Some of us played students who had been shot, killed or scared to death, and were observers. Others got to be made up to look like they had been mortally wounded. Some were even used in a hostage situation. I have participated in a few excercises and this was the best. We hope the participating officers thought so too!
Some of us took a few rounds, but that is to expected in a learning environment like this. I hope this training was useful to our officers. I hope we get some feedback on the excercise and that our group can provide ours. I believe this event should be repeated on a regular basis.
Again, thanks to all that participated!
- Gill Patterson
- Evelyn Czyz
- Howard Meister
- Bill Roser
- Larry Floyd
- Juanita Floyd
- Larry Vasel
- Jackie Evvard
- Dolly Yowler
- Judy Segedi
- Chet Pucilowski
- Chan Stalvey
- Pam Miller
- Bill McClosky
- Al Kress
- Steve Neal
- Brian Haskell
- Don Barnes
- and anyone else that I missed!!!!
We got to play victims in a High School massacre scenario under the supervision of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. It involved all Medina County departments and most officers participated. It was a most fascinating event for our membership. We learned much about tactics that are employed by our officers. Truly a great learning experience.
Some of us played students who had been shot, killed or scared to death, and were observers. Others got to be made up to look like they had been mortally wounded. Some were even used in a hostage situation. I have participated in a few excercises and this was the best. We hope the participating officers thought so too!
Some of us took a few rounds, but that is to expected in a learning environment like this. I hope this training was useful to our officers. I hope we get some feedback on the excercise and that our group can provide ours. I believe this event should be repeated on a regular basis.
Again, thanks to all that participated!
Medina County Emergency Management Agency
Liverpool Waste Water Treatment Plant Exercise
Local Emergency Response Commission FY2017
Full Scale Exercise - June 24, 2017
Video under construction
Band Concert Video
2011 S.W.A.T. Team Training - July 7, 2011
MCP3A Volunteers: Bill Roser, Al Kress, Mike Eady, Gil Patterson helped the County with their training by acting as the "Bad Guys". It was a most interesting experience.
Photos by Brian Haskell
Double click on photo to enlarge. Please email bhaskell@mcp3a.org if you wish to receive a higher resolution photo for printing.
Photos by Brian Haskell
Double click on photo to enlarge. Please email bhaskell@mcp3a.org if you wish to receive a higher resolution photo for printing.
S.W.A.T. TEAM TRAINING 2009
April 2009 at A. I. Root Middle School
Medina Fire Department Training Exercise
Burning of house near Medina High School for training. June 2011