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TMFeatureCarl Benoit, Supervisory Special Agentand instructor at Quantico, gave the attendeesa sample of a two-day training programin which scenes play out on a screen andparticipants (in the case of this program,three female and one male attendee) had todecide both whether to shoot and when. Theirresults were shown on the screen and dissectedby Benoit. This session illuminated theConstitutional requirements and SupremeCourt interpretations of when deadly forcemay be used, and how difficult it can be to dothe right thing in a fast-evolving situation inwhich the time between a simple confrontationand shots fired by a suspect could be lessthan two seconds.“The ‘Deadly Force’ exercise was particularlyamazing to me,” reported Jim Brigham,Vice President Internal Audit at Petco. “I didn’treally appreciate how quickly and decisivelyagents have to act until I went through thisexercise. Even though I knew the exercise washarmless, as the screen counted down to thescene I could feel my anticipation grow. Asthe suspect on the screen turned around, Icould see the gun at his waistline. He startedto run and pull his gun and I started to shoot.I was much too late and, in the excitement,far too inaccurate. This was an incredibleteaching tool which only reinforced my admirationof the men and women who serve us asFBI agents.”In sum, it was an insightful two days. Ithelped the compliance and ethics professionalswho attended to better understand the risksthat they face, the asset the FBI could be to theircompanies, as well as the particularly challengesfaced by FBI agents and staff as they liveup to their motto of Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity. ✵Adam Turteltaub is Vice President of Membership Developmentfor the SCCE in Minneapolis, MN. He may be reached atadam.turteltaub@corporatecompliance.org.the premier social networkfor compliance and ethics professionalsCompliance & Ethics Professional May/June 2012Why should you log on to SCCEnet ?••Get your questions answered in the community discussion groups••Download compliance documents from our community libraries, or share your own••Stay informed on the latest compliance and ethics news and guidanceLog on at corporatecompliance.org/sccenetAlso visit SCCE on these popular social media sitesJoin our groupfollow us oncorporatecompliance.org/linkedin twitter.com/scce facebook.com/sccecorporatecompliance.org/googleyoutube.com/compliancevideos18 www.corporatecompliance.org +1 952 933 4977 or 888 277 4977
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