An ambush involving entrapment is

• A. A spontaneous, unplanned ambush that involves handguns.
• B. Traditional ambush involving luring of a LEO and premeditation. Long guns are more common.
• C. An ambush that uses only knives.
• D. A random street ambush that happens without planning.

Answer: (B)

An ambush involving entrapment is a premeditated setup where the suspect lures a law enforcement officer into a trap, planning the attack in advance. The defining feature is the deliberate deception and preparation to lure the officer into a vulnerable position, rather than something spontaneous or improvised on the spot. In training, this kind of scenario is often described as a traditional ambush, with the expectation that the attacker may choose longer-range or more deliberate tactics and weapons to carry out the plan. The other options describe attacks that are unplanned, random, or limited in weaponry, which don’t fit the idea of an entrapment-based ambush driven by premeditation and deception.