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THE DOOR MAN’S GUIDE TO JUSTIFIED FORCE.: Tactics & Strategies For Nightclub Doormen & Bouncers

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HOW TO EXPLAIN YOUR USE OF FORCE TO THE POLICE - When trouble comes to you, the fight may be over in seconds. The legal consequences can last for years. This book has been written by a unique team: a UK criminal lawyer, a former UK Special Forces operative, a current police firearms officer, and a mixed martial artist. Behind it is a company built on decades of frontline experience in law, personal protection, violence management, security, and combative training. Between the founders, there are more than 102 years of combined experience — including, with the exception of the lawyer, 43 years working on the doors. This is not theory. It is not speculation. It is hard-won knowledge from men who understand violence, risk, accountability, and the harsh reality of explaining split-second decisions to police, employers, solicitors, and courts. Due to the nature of the content, the authors have chosen to remain anonymous - Nemo Nomen. Once you read what is inside, you will understand why. This book is not about teaching you how to fight. If you work in security, door supervision, close protection, policing, martial arts, or any role where violence can find you, you may already know how to handle yourself physically. But knowing how to use force is not enough. You also need to know how to explain why you used it. Too many good people have found themselves in serious trouble after doing what they believed was right. They stepped in to protect someone. They restrained an attacker. They defended a colleague. They removed a violent person from a venue. Then, when the police arrived, the witnesses were drunk, the CCTV was unclear, the phone footage started too late, and suddenly the person who caused the danger was claiming to be the victim. The problem was not always the action. The problem was the explanation. This book exists to close that gap.©2026 Arbitrage Media (P)2026 Arbitrage Media Crime Fiction
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