Rapid Response Kit - Law Enforcement Version

What makes this a 'Law Enforcement Version' vs a standard go-bag?

The LE Version integrates exterior tactical pouches — 2 TQ holders, a double magazine pouch, and an IPOK holder — directly onto the bag platform. This allows law enforcement officers to stage both trauma medical supplies and tactical duty gear on one deployable system for warm-zone active shooter response.

How many casualties can this kit treat?

The interior is configured for two simultaneous major trauma casualties: 2 C-A-T® tourniquets, 2 ETDs, 2 compressed gauze rolls, and 2 HyFin® Vent Chest Seal Twin Packs allow complete hemorrhage and chest trauma treatment for two patients.

Are the supplies in this kit CoTCCC-recommended?

Yes. The C-A-T® Black Tourniquets, ETDs, and HyFin® Vent Chest Seals are all CoTCCC-recommended for their respective applications. This kit is designed to meet TECC (Tactical Emergency Casualty Care) warm-zone response protocols.

What is the weight and size of this kit?

H12×W12×D6 in and 3 lb 12.5 oz loaded. The adjustable padded shoulder strap with quick-release buckle allows fast deployment from patrol vehicle to warm zone.

Does this kit replace or supplement a vehicle door panel or headrest kit?

It supplements. The NAR Rapid Response Kit LE Version is a dedicated active shooter/MCI go-bag for warm-zone entry. It works alongside a vehicle door panel or headrest kit, which handles day-to-day vehicle trauma needs. Both serve different operational roles.

Does the RRK — LE Version contain CoTCCC-recommended items?

Yes. The kit is configured with CoTCCC-recommended hemorrhage control items including C-A-T® tourniquet and Combat Gauze® hemostatic dressing (or equivalent per variant). LE officers deploying into tactical environments should verify their agency's SOP aligns with kit contents.

Is the RRK — LE Version suitable for self-aid?

Yes. The kit contents support self-aid tourniquet application and pressure dressing. LE personnel should complete at minimum a TECC (Tactical Emergency Casualty Care) or Law Enforcement First Responder course to effectively use the kit under stress. Practice one-handed tourniquet application as part of regular training.

What is the NSN for the RRK — Law Enforcement Version?

NSN availability depends on variant configuration. Contact MED-TAC International for current NSN, contract vehicle availability, and LE/government pricing. GSA Schedule and other cooperative purchasing vehicles may be available.

How does the RRK-LE differ from what fire/EMS carries?

The LE version is configured for the threat profile LE encounters — primarily penetrating ballistic trauma and the operational constraints of a law enforcement deployment (under armor, limited space, immediate threat). The Fire/EMS RTF version adds components for the warm-zone medical responder role. Both draw from the same CoTCCC-aligned supply framework.

Can the RRK-LE be used at a public active-shooter incident for civilian casualties?

Yes. The tourniquet, hemostatic dressings, and pressure dressings in the RRK-LE are appropriate for any penetrating trauma patient regardless of whether the patient is LE, military, or civilian. Apply CoTCCC/TECC hemorrhage control principles: life-threatening hemorrhage first, compress and pack wounds, apply tourniquet for extremity bleeds.