Which description matches the counter arm wrap?

• A. The subject is trying to escape the officer back control by turning to face the officer.
• B. The subject is on his knees beside and choking the officer with two hands.
• C. The officer is on his back and the subject is lying across the officer side holding the officer down on the groun
• D. The officer has escaped the subject's mount by bridging and rolling the subject over.

Answer: (A)

Counter arm wrap is about escaping back control by turning into the attacker to break their grip and reorient yourself. When someone has you pinned from behind and has an arm wrapped around you, rotating your body to face the officer changes the leverage, allows you to peel the arm away, and creates space to regain control or move to a safer position. The description that matches this technique shows the subject actively turning to face the officer, which is exactly how you defeat the arm wrap and establish a better angle for escape. The other scenarios describe different situations—choking from a different grip, being mounted, or the officer breaking a mount—that involve separate movements and goals, not the back-control escape mechanism.