Which description describes a one-handed direct or cross grab on the holstered handgun from between the officers' legs with the officer on his back?

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

Answer: (B)

Close-quarters weapon retention hinges on recognizing the exact grip and position used to seize a holstered handgun. The scenario described matches a one-handed direct or cross grab on the holstered handgun from between the officers' legs with the officer on his back. This specifies the weapon (handgun that is holstered), the method (one-handed, direct or cross), and the exact position (from between the officers’ legs while the officer is on his back). It’s the only description that aligns with all those details in one cohesive image, distinguishing it from grabs on a long gun or grips that imply a different weapon or two-handed technique.