Which description matches a two-handed grab on the officer's holstered handgun from the front in an attempt to take it away?

Which description matches a two-handed grab on the officer's holstered handgun from the front in an attempt to take it away?

• A. The subject has made a two-handed grab on the officer's holstered handgun from the front in an attempt to take it away.
• B. The subject has made a one-handed direct or cross grab on the holstered handgun from between the officer's legs with the officer on his back.
• C. The subject has an inside grip on the officer's long gun.
• D. The subject has an outside grip on the officer's long gun.

Answer: (A)

This item tests recognizing a specific disarm attempt where the subject uses both hands to grab the officer’s handgun while it’s still holstered, coming from the front in an effort to take it away. The two-handed front grip is the distinctive feature that makes this description match exactly, differentiating it from a one-handed grab or a grab from behind or between the officer’s legs, which describe different postures and techniques. The reference to a holstered handgun, rather than a long gun, also sets this description apart from the other options.

This item tests recognizing a specific disarm attempt where the subject uses both hands to grab the officer’s handgun while it’s still holstered, coming from the front in an effort to take it away. The two-handed front grip is the distinctive feature that makes this description match exactly, differentiating it from a one-handed grab or a grab from behind or between the officer’s legs, which describe different postures and techniques. The reference to a holstered handgun, rather than a long gun, also sets this description apart from the other options.