This course is designed to expose police SWAT Team commanders and supervisors to contemporary SWAT issues, tactics and procedures. Topics include major incident debriefs; leadership issues; justifying SWAT; the use of SWAT teams; SWAT standards and professionalism; contemporary SWAT issues and concerns; SWAT and the media; selection, training, discipline and removal of supervisors and team members; crisis negotiations teams; tactical operation centers; operations planning; weapons and equipment selection; legal issues overview; critical incident management; barricade and hostage procedures; warrant service planning and procedures; and response to active shooter situations. REGISTER at www.ntoa.org - Cost $665
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This five-day training is designed for law enforcement personnel responsible for deploying as a SWAT team leader, or as a supervisor who is responsible for the training and deployment of tactical teams. The focus is on pre-incident training, planning, organizing and the tactical decision-making process used in the resolution of high-risk operations. Also included in the curriculum is an overview of SWAT training topics including selection and testing, training issues and liability, national SWAT Standards and critical incident reviews. Practical applications will consist of scouting and planning warrants, small team planning, tactics used in the resolution of critical incidents and reviewing tactical incidents and videos. Attendees and team leaders will participate in group discussions, write operations orders and develop training plans. They will also critique and evaluate tactics and decisions based on a principal-based SWAT decision-making process. REGISTER at www.ntoa.org Fee - $680
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Course Description: This information packed course will focus on the following training points: 1. Foot Movements 2. Formations 3. Proper Stack Formation 4. Bounding to an objective 5. Various techniques on room entries- 2-4-6-8 Officers 6. Stairwell movements 7. Vehicle RIP’s and extractions 8. Weapon retention Recommended Personnel: To be considered for Law Enforcement personnel especially, SWAT & ESU units, Narcotic & Investigation Detectives, Field Supervisors and Tactical Commanders. Mandatory Equipment: Tactical Attire, Duty belts and Holsters (Instructor will provide red guns) Register & additional info at www.warnigorder.net
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Course Description: This information packed course concentrates on strategy, rehearsal, preparation and planning. This course encompasses a thorough probe into the gross ability of the tactical team in order to maximize unit and officer safety in the pre-execution (recon stages) and execution phases of search warrants, high-risk entries, special apprehensions and barricaded suspects. Selected students will create and present their own mock Operations Plan in this course. Once completed students will present their Operations Plan in direct response to a real life, real time presentation. Recommended Personnel: To be considered for Law Enforcement personnel especially, SWAT & ESU units, Narcotic & Investigation Detectives, Field Supervisors and Tactical Commanders. Attire: Casual Attire Mandatory Equipment: NA Restrictions: Agency ID required, only active duty law enforcement need register Enrollment status and Cost: $175. per student, please register on line at www.warningorder.net under the Officer Safety Courses tab, any questions please call toll free- 888-514-2603 REGISTER at www.warningorder.net
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This information packed course concentrates on strategy, rehearsal, preparation and planning. This course encompasses a thorough probe into the gross ability of the tactical team in order to maximize unit and officer safety in the pre-execution (recon stages) and execution phases of search warrants, high-risk entries, special apprehensions and barricaded suspects. Students will create and present their own mock Operations Plan in this course. This course will also focus on how to professionally conduct a debriefing session, AAR’s (after action report) and tactical operations nation wide. Recommended Personnel: To be considered for all Law Enforcement personnel especially, S.W.A.T. & ESU units, Narcotic & Investigational detective, Field Supervisors and Tactical Commanders. Tuition is $50 and registration is with the vendor www.warningorder.net
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TOPICS TO BE COVERED: INTERVIEW VS INTERROGATION // STRESS FACTORS RELATED TO THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM (ANS) // HOW THE HEAD AND THE HEART SPEAK// DECEPTIVE INDICATORS // DANGER SIGNS // TECHNIQUES TO ASSIST ON MOTOR VEHICLE STOP// EYE MOVEMENT AND WHAT IT MEANS // BODY LANGUAGE // RAPPORT BUILDING // MOVING FROM THE INTERVIEW TO THE INTERROGATION//STATEMENT ANALYSIS To register, please visit our website, SpecializedLEtraining.com. Please be sure to include your name, agency & email. Purchase orders and payments may be mailed to: "COPS" PO BOX #74 JACKSON NJ 08527. For further information, please contact Mike at 732-616-2186 or Mitch at 732-966-0647. Registrations must be completed by 09/01/2019.
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YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO
ADVANCED PROGRAM learn to psychologically profile suspects for interrogation, develop specialized tactics for juvenile interrogations and more.
TRAINING MANUAL INCLUDES specialized information on interview and interrogation techniques for domestic terrorist activities. REID GRADUATE WEBPAGE ONLY Reid Graduates have EXCLUSIVE ACCESS to this webpage which provides additional Follow Up Training Material, Interview and Interrogation Audio Examples, PowerPoint Presentations, a Question and Answer Forum and much more.
REGISTER ONLINE AT www.reid.com
SEMINAR FEES AND OUR GUARANTEE Participants 4 Day 1 person $795 2-4 $695 each 5 or more $545 each
For further information, contact 800-255-5747 x14 or x24
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The Ultimate FTO is a two day, evidence based officer safety program focused on human performance improvement. The Ultimate FTO program is not a basic FTO program, but rather a skills enhancement course that will make the “good” FTO a “great” FTO. The course is learner centered, with interactive learning activities, case reviews, and video analysis. This program is not based on developing mechanical training or rote skills commonly found in traditional field training officer (FTO) programs, but rather enhancing FTO’s abilities to help new officers learn. The course is designed from more than 50 empirical resources and collaboration from Subject Matter Experts (SME’s) throughout North America. Rooted in our foundational belief that quality training should provide evidence based, practical, and immediately applicable tools for officer safety, the goals of this class are simple: 1.To identify the essential characteristics and skills necessary for improving performance of new police officers, with an emphasis on decision making under stress and officer safety. 2.To teach FTO’s a new way of providing feedback that breaks with traditional feedback models and has been proven to increase human performance. 3.To provide FTO’s the tools to train officers in essential skills that are frequently not taught in basic academy curriculum. Tuition - $249 Registration is with Calibre Press www.calibrepress.com
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Training to Win on the Steets Numerous case studies and videos of actual attacks on officers are dissected from a communication perspective and discussed with the goal of understanding and improving the student’s street interaction skills. While the course is designed to be dynamic, practical and fun it takes the subject of officer safety seriously and begins by honoring those who have fallen in the line of duty. Participants will develop a basic understanding of human nature, discuss the true reality of violence and examine how effective communication skills are the most important weapons in detecting and preventing attacks. Course topics will include but not be limited to: ·Officer safety and treating others with Dignity and Respect: not mutually exclusive ideologies ·Truths about the Human Animal ·The “IDIOT” factor (emotional aspect of the human spirit) ·The 93% (Body language and Paralinguistic Behavior) ·Proxemics (how humans use space to communicate) ·Professionalism ·Command Presence ·Pre-Attack Indicators ·Detecting Deception ·Developing Effective Routines Hosting Agency - LifeLine Training Inc. Created by: Lt Jim Glennon (ret.) registration with LifeLine Training refer to Link www.lifelinetraining.com
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Law enforcement officers are very familiar with motor vehicle law. But their frame of reference is how it relates to motorized traffic. Title 39 explicitly gives bicycle riders the same rights and duties as drivers of motor vehicles (39:4-14.1). Most, but not all, of Title 39 applies to bicyclists. Since the view from a bicycle is different, and a bicyclist is not surrounded by a sturdy metal structure to protect him/herself, the view of those rights and duties is different from the saddle. There are also inconsistencies in Title 39 that may impact officers’ response to bicyclists’ actions. A course developed specifically for New Jersey law enforcement officers and presented under a grant from New Jersey Division of Highway Traffic Safety addresses these issues. The program increases awareness of Title 39’s impact on the bicycle rider and gives traffic patrol officers the opportunity to experience that perspective. Classroom modules (3.5 hours): The class is co-taught by New Jersey law enforcement personnel and a national League Coach for the League of American Bicyclists. The classroom portion covers the three “E’s”: • Education: Traffic skills education • Engineering: Highway and bikeway designs, controls • Enforcement: Equitable treatment of cyclists through the legal process, including bicycle crash investigation techniques …and briefly touches on additional “E’s” —Encouragement, Equity and Evaluation. On-bike modules (3 hours/ opt ional): • Hazard avoidance techniques that are taught to the public to help avoid crashes • Road ride designed to include as many types of road as is feasible based on course location . While the classroom modules provide insight into the way officers interact with bicyclists, the onbike portion makes the difference. Officers’ understanding of Title 39 as it applies to bicycles changes when they are on bicycles in traffic. The on-bike experience creates a new awareness of what it means to drive a bicycle.
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