Brian Jeffrey
On August 18th, the Mounted Police Unit of the Mobile Police Command showcased their abilities on Le Loi Street in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City.
The officers and horses demonstrated complex maneuvers with precision, including impressive jumps over obstacles.
The demonstrations included techniques like one-handed shooting while riding, target capture, and high-speed pursuits in front of a large audience.
The disciplined horses obeyed commands to sit and lie down, showcasing their training.
Riders demonstrated balancing acts while galloping, showcasing their skills.
A highlight was the display of horses rearing on their hind legs, illustrating strength and control, particularly useful for crowd control during protests.
Officers and horses displayed camouflaging techniques, lying low to avoid detection during combat or pursuits.
In addition to equestrian displays, the Special Task Force Battalion No. 2 of the Mobile Police Command showcased martial arts and qigong demonstrations, including daring stunts like lying on a bed of nails and breaking bricks with bare hands.
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Around 30 officers participated in this performance, celebrating the 79th anniversary of the People’s Public Security Forces.
Hundreds of spectators enthusiastically watched the mounted police demonstrations.
