Formation of rapid reaction skills in the framework of special tactical training of law enforcement agencies

The article examines the process of developing quick reaction skills within the framework of tactical and special training of law enforcement officers. The importance of these skills for successful performance of official tasks in conditions of stress and uncertainty is emphasized. Examples of situations requiring an instant reaction are given, with an analysis of the actions of employees and the identification of problems such as insufficient practice, difficulties in integrating stress factors and monotony of training. The authors propose solutions, including increased practical training, the introduction of scenario training, the use of modern technology, as well as an emphasis on psychological training. The article highlights the need for an integrated approach to training aimed at improving the effectiveness of law enforcement officers.