Alisa:  It’s two A M, in the pitch black.  The terrorist taskforce makes its way into position.  Adrenaline pumping, it’s time to go in; inside, terrorists, but where?  Part of the strike team heads to the basement.  While others try to go upstairs.  Pinned down, unable to go forward.  Weeks of work ending in a staccato of gun fire and a blur of confusion.  With not everything going as planned, law enforcement down, never getting past the stairwell.
American Horse:  And just got impatient with it and wound up paying a big price.  But what’s really good about that is that, this is the place you want to make those kinds of mistakes.
Alisa:  And with the lights on, you can see the aftermath.  The bad guys won this round.  Afterwards, a debriefing.
American Horse:  Entry team; what went well?
Brittany Moore:  You’re supposed to be patient, that’s for sure, and communication’s definitely supposed to be better.
Alisa:  Even the terrorists learned from the experience.
Cameron Hill:  I got handcuffed.  It kind of sucked.  Yeah, I don’t want to be a terrorist; it’s kind of boring.
Alisa:  With this year’s puppy strike barely over, Mark American Horse is already looking forward to next year.
American Horse:  Next year it’s going to be bigger and better.  We already have nine states that want to do this with us.
Alisa:  Real life scenarios preparing the future of law enforcement.