This course is designed to train law enforcement officers in the public safety sector, that wish to learn current industry standards, best practices, new procedures and be acquainted with training and auditing equipment and procedures. The format of this course includes the use of classroom instruction, group discussions and video footage alongside practical exercises. Hands-on training with inert explosive devices and their component parts is a major part of the course. The course is scheduled for three full working days. Day 1 Arrival Greetings & formal presentation. Lectures: Introduction to terrorism, Suicide bomber, World terror groups, Past events, Islam and Jihad. Lectures: Standard explosives/Improvised explosives, Explosive device (components), Screening principles and accentual points, Items categorization for screening purposes, Explosive devices and components under the x-ray, CT technology, mmWave technology (full body imaging), Sniffer technology, Chemical kits, Body check. Workshop - Body check (pat down and magnetic wand). Day 2 Lecture - Krav Maga, Israeli fighting system. Workshop - Krav Maga: suicide bomber techniques. Lectures: Cargo check, Documentation (document types, flight tickets, tale tail), Questioning, Open vs closed. Behavioral recognition (physiological responses to terrorist or criminal activity). Day 3 Lectures: Security drills and tests, Red team activities, Security management, Effective Management for Security Managers. Training: IED concealment workshop, Red team. Demonstrations: K-9 training and work. Certification handout Departure COST: $1120 For more information on the programs please contact us by clicking here or calling us at 717-648-2792/(888) 330-7015 Registration and payment is handled through Tripwire at www.tripwireops.org
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This course is designed to provide the patrol officer, media relations officer, detective, supervisor as well as managers, with the basic skills and techniques employed when giving a speech or a talk. Students will learn the fundamentals and personal attributes needed to successfully connect with their audience whether it be the general public, subordinates, or command staff personnel. Help your officer’s help you, and your agency. Provide them with the tools and skills needed to be successful in today’s law enforcement. Registration is with www.globalpolicesolutions.com
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The radar instructor refresher training course is intended for Division of Criminal Justice certified radar instructors with certification expiring. The course is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and covers administration of radar training, operation of doppler radar, and case law.
For registration information, please contact 732-282-6062. This course is required by the Division of Criminal Justice to maintain certification in the voluntary radar training program.
Successful completion of this course will renew certification for a period of three years.
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This is an eight (8) hour course designed to improve the effectiveness of speed enforcement through the proper use of police traffic RADAR. The course covers the mandated four (4) hours of classroom instruction and the four (4) hours of supervised hands-on practical training in RADAR operation. An additional eighty (80) hours of hands-on, non-enforcement operation of the RADAR equipment is to be completed at the officers' respective agencies to satisfy the certification requirements through the Division of Criminal Justice. Fee is $150 for out-of-county agencies
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This a basic and advanced course combined into a 4 day course. For a full description see https://reid.com/programs/program-descriptions/the-reid-technique-of-investigative-interviewing-and-advanced-interrogation-techniques Register with Reid at www.reid.com Cost is $630.
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Factory sponsored training; students can acquire in-depth training on service, inspection, troubleshooting, repair, factory authorized modification, disassembly and re-assembly techniques for all remington law enforcement shotguns and rifles, in short, it's everything they'll need to keep these firearms in peak working order at all times. For additional information contact Lt. Robert DeGaetano ACPD at 609-442-6020 or rdegaetano@acpolice.org
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An all-new program designed for officers who is dispatched by police radio to a scene where a particular type of crime or offense is currently being perpetrated. The program will review both major and minor types of events to which officers are typically called to investigate. Topics include: (1) how a call of a crime in progress is different from other type calls; (2) FBI Part One Crimes; (3) non-FBI Part One Crimes and Offenses to which officers called to investigation; (4) factors officers must take into account prior to arrival on the scene. The next portion of the program will consider and discuss at some length common crimes investigating officers are called to investigate and what must be taken into account prior to arrival at the scene; (1) rape in progress; (2) robbery in progress; (3) burglary in progress; (4) motor vehicle theft in progress; (5) person with a gun complaint; and (6) domestic or other type disturbance in progress; (7) initial investigation and officer safety considerations; and (8) reporting to police radio results of the on-site investigation. Register at http://leseminars.org $295
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This program is designed specifically for law enforcement and will focus on ways to address the issues in responding to an in-progress active shooter scenario. Special skills and techniques will be discussed along with the necessary response approaches. By the conclusion of the program, participants should understand and be able to apply in their assignment the following: (1) defining an in-progress active shooter scnario; (2) common locations for active shooter situations; (3) role of the first officer on the scene; (4) preparedness for an active shooting incident; (5) training for the community and commercial groups where the situation might occur; (6) dealing with the media; (7) Dealing with the media; and (8) after action activity. INSTRUCTOR: Earl Emmel, Tactical Field Force Officer, Ventnor City Police Department, Ventnor, New Jersey Tuition - $295
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Today, more than ever before, law enforcement officers are faced with responding to calls for service where the subject involved is suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Officers need specialized training to learn how to defuse this individual when experiencing a PTSD episode. The typical response, especially when attempting to effect an arrest on the PTSD subject, brings about a myriad of potential safety issues for the law enforcement officer as well as the PTSD subject. Help your officers by affording them the opportunity to attain the proper tools and skills needed to function in modern law enforcement. Tuition: $149 Registration is with www.globalpolicesolutions.com
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This five-day course prepares the law enforcement firearms instructor to teach the fundamentals of operating the law enforcement assault rifle. Successful completion of this course certifies the instructor to qualify assault rifle operators under the Attorney General’s Requalification Guidelines. Instruction includes nomenclature, malfunction clearance, semi-automatic and full automatic manipulation drills, shooting on the move, and other street relevant courses of fire. (Note: This is not a police Carbine Instructor Course).
Class size is limited to 15.
Candidates must provide a copy of certificate confirming successful completion of a Firearms Instructor Course upon registration. Candidates must achieve a score of 90% on the Automatic/Semi-Automatic Police Service Rifle Qualification Course (ARQC), demonstrate safe handling skills and pass a written examination to successfully complete the course.
Necessary equipment includes a police service/assault rifle (rifle which fires ammunition greater than 2,000 fps (AR-15, M-16, G36), .223 cal. preferred) with sling; four magazines for the rifle; 2,000 rounds of ammunition for the rifle; a flashlight or rifle attached lighting device; service handgun and holster; 100 rounds of ammunition for the handgun;60 Q targets, wrap-around eye protection; hearing protection; baseball style or other hat with a wide front brim; long sleeve shirts; rain gear (no ponchos); spotting scope or binoculars; and a cleaning kit.
Register via email fadden_mike@aclink.org
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