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Sgt. Luis E. Suazo (left), a special agent with the 31st Military Police Detachment (Criminal Investigation Division) out of Fort Campbell, Ky., performs a takedown of an armed suspect as part of protective services training during the 200th Military Police Command’s 2012 Annual Special Agent Training Sept. 26, 2012. The event brings special agents from Criminal Investigation Divisions across the nation together, and provides training opportunities with their military and civilian law enforcement counterparts from around the world. The event is held at the Gryphon Group’s Fort Bragg Combat Training Center here, from Sept. 20 – 30.
The training focused on hand-to-hand combat and reacting to an attack during a protective service detail, where groups of participants were required to safely move a VIP from one location to another. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Carlos J. Lazo/Released)

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