Carl Edwards, along with Texas Motor Speedway President Eddie Gossage,
took part in a special training session with Sgt. Todd Plowman and
members of Fort Worth's SWAT (Special Weapons And Tactics) team at the
Fort Worth Police & Fire Training Center. Edwards experienced the
high-risk job of serving as a member of the Fort Worth SWAT team.
During
the crash course, Edwards observed as Texas Motor Speedway President
Eddie Gossage fired a 40mm Grenade Launcher, Benelli M4 12-gauge
semi-automatic shotgun and Colt M4 Commando 5.56mm carbine with
suppressor.
Edwards opted for some of the other training exercises that
included rappelling down the side of a six-story building and facing
"live" situations in a hostile environment simulator and having to
defuse the situation with armed force. He also appropriately arrived to
the event in the Fort Worth SWAT team's Bearcat tactics vehicle and
later took it for a spin.
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Cousin Carl trains with Ft. Worth SWAT team
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