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Marietta Data Shows Dramatic Improvements From BJJ
After Marietta, Georgia mandated and then offered weekly jiu-jitsu, 18 months of data on 95 trained vs 50 untrained officers showed: only one training injury in 2,600 classes, a 23% reduction in taser deployments, a 48% department-wide reduction in officer field injuries (zero among BJJ-trained officers), and suspects 53% less likely to be hospitalized when arrested by a BJJ-trained officer.
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“the suspect was 53 less likely to sustain serious injury that required hospitalization sam more than twice as likely to get hospitalized if you get arrested by someone who does not do weekly jiu-jitsu”
Created: 6/14/2026, 2:06:29 AM
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