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Active Shooter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Best Practices in Dangerous Canine Enounters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bloodborne Pathogens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Communication Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corrections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Crowd Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Defensive Tactics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dispatch Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edged Weapons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Emotional & Psychological Disorders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Environmental Crimes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Equipment Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Female Officers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Firearms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fitness & Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fleet Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gangs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Handcuffing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hazmat First Responder Awareness (FRA) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Human Trafficking . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Informatoinal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Internet & Technology in Law Enforcement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Introduction to PoliceGrantsHelp and Tubro Grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Investigative Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K-9 Behaviors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .K-9 Unit Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Law Enforcement Incidents & Encounters With Canines. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Law Enforcement Interactions With Canines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Legal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lt. Col. Dave Grossman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Motivation & Humor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Narcotics Enforcement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Off-Duty, Safe & Ready . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Off-Duty Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Off Duty Safety & Survival . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Officer Survival . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .OnStar Public Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Overcoming Resistance: Start w/Mental Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Patrol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Preparing Your Response to Challenging Situations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Private Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pursuit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pursuit Driving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pursuit Driving Fundamentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Racial Profiling: Part 1 and 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Raw Video for Discussion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Real-Life Video Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Recognition fo Child Abuse and Neglect. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Report Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Responding to Emergencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Subject Control . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tactical Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tactical Patrol Considerations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Terrorism . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .The Will to Win . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Traffic Stops & Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Understanding & Responding to Excited Delirium Calls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Using the Straight Armbar to Gain Subject Compliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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FULL LENGTH COURSE GUIDEActive Shooter: Phases & PreventionBy recognizing the signs exhibited in the past by those who have become perpetrators of active shooter incidents, you will be better prepared to prevent tragedy and loss of life before the actual attack made by the individual.. This includes studying those incidents and individuals to be able to ascertain common motives and patterns of behavior and communication with others.

Videos in this course include:Active Shooter vs Barricade SituationsThe Five Phases of an Active ShooterActive Shooter vs Barricade SituationsThe Five Phases of an Active Shooter

Active Shooter: Recognition & Basic ResponseActive shooter incidents have traditionally been recognized in the context of a single shooter or a pair of shooters. The relatively recent hotel attacks in Mumbai, while coordinated, nonetheless illustrate a version of this scenario with multiple simultaneous active shooters, each of whom individually might have been tackled with the same approach used to engage a single isolated shooter. This is important when considering your plans for responding to active shooter incidents in terms of the scalability of that plan... every active shooter incident must be treated with the “Rule of Plus One”, which is to say that if you’ve found and neutralized one shooter, you must continue searching for an additional shooter, and so on,until the location has been definitively searched and secured.

Videos in this course include:Active Shooter ResponseActive Shooters in our SchoolsActive Shooter ResponseActive Shooters in our Schools

Ambush Awareness & Preparation

This course is designed to educate officers on the threat ambushes present and create awareness of this important issue. It provides an in depth overview of the topic and offers a comprehensive case study and analysis of last year’s Lakewood, Washington incident where four officers lost their lives. In addition, this course outlines a firearms training drill that officers can use right now to prepare for a possible attacks.

Videos in this course include:Preparing for an AmbushThe Legacy of the Lakewood FourPreparing for an AmbushThe Legacy of the Lakewood Four360 Firearm DrillsRestaurant Safety for Police OfficersRestaurant Safety for Police Officers

Best Practices In Dangerous Canine EncountersDogs are one of the most popular and beloved pets in the United States and are also valuable to law enforcement and often a partner and friend to their K9 handlers. This 1 hour Best Practices In Dangerous Canine Encounters online course provides the necessary training in preparing you to be able to prevent a dog attack, properly deal with an attack that cannot be prevented, and to also be able to deal with the aftermath of using deadly force on a dog.

Videos in this course include:Reasonable Use Of Deadly Force In Canine EncountersAssessing The Threat Level Of DogsTactical Tools To Use On Dangerous Dogs

Bloodborne PathogensThis 1 hour Bloodborne Pathogens online course provides the necessary training in accordance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Bloodborne Pathogen Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 for law enforcement officers. This course assists the officer in identifying the bodily fluids and viruses that pose a risk, the portals of entry, and what does and does not constitute an exposure. In addition, he/she will become acquainted with exposure prevention methods and universal precautions to prevent transmission as well as post exposure steps and considerations.

Bloodborne Pathogens: TCOLE Case StudiesThis 2 hour Bloodborne Pathogens online course provides the necessary training in accordance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Bloodborne Pathogen Standard 29 CFR 1910.1030 for law enforcement officers. This course assists the officer in identifying the bodily fluids and viruses that pose a risk, the portals of entry, and what does and does not constitute an exposure. In addition, he/she will become acquainted with exposure prevention methods and universal precautions to prevent transmission as well as post exposure steps and considerations.

Dispatcher Specialized Call TypesIn the first series of the six courses being discussed, this 2 hour Dispatcher Specialized call types (Active Shooter) online course provides the necessary training in preparing you to handle the high priority/specialized call types that do not happen everyday.

Videos in this course include:Active Shooter Lesson 2: Call HandlingKnowledge Dispatchers Should Have About Their Schools

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Dispatcher: Ethics Throughout your entire life you will be faced with many ethical and moral dilemmas. Knowing yourself and what you ethically believe to be right will help you in any situation; whether it is at work or in your personal life.

Videos in this course include: Call Handling - Stress Management

Dispatcher: Liability and Legal IssuesAs a Dispatcher, you play a vital role in many different incidents. The questions you ask of callers, the decisions you make and the actions you take will help determine the safest and most productive route of entry for officers, aid in the survival of the injured and help minimize casualties. Dispatchers also have to consider liability and legal issues while on the job.This one hour Liability and Legal Issues online course provides the necessary training to develop an understanding of liability and legal issues in your agency.

Videos in this course include:Call Handling - Liability and Legal Issues

Dispatcher: Stress ManagementStress affects everyone. It can affect you physically and mentally. Some dispatchers have the amazing ability to go through day after day of hearing the cries for help from their fellow citizens without becoming overwhelmed or completely stressed to their limits. These dispatchers are not superhuman nor are they devoid of feelings. What sets them apart from their more stressed counterparts is the fact that they have been able to establish a positive balance between their work and their lives.

Videos in this course include:Dispatcher Call Handling: Stress Management

Firearms TacticsPrior to moving into specific firearms tactics, you must develop solid basic fundamentals, which include proper trigger control. After becoming comfortable with shooting while aiming or pointing, learning to shoot from different positions and from your support side will assist you if you are ever in a situation where you are falling, are on the ground, or if you are behind cover that only affords a shooting position with your support side. Being able to both shoot and retain your gun are also critical skills, which enhance your chances of surviving and winning against an attacker.

Videos in this course include:Ground Handgun RetentionInstinctive Point ShootingSupport Side ShootingTraining to Shoot After FallingTrigger Control

Hazmat First Responder Awareness (FRA)This 2 hour Hazmat online course provides the necessary training to meet the Federal OSHA HAZWOPER training requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120(q)(6)(i) and 29 CFR 1926.65(q)(6)(i) for the EPA and State OSHA regulations. This Hazmat First Responder Awareness course assists the first responder in recognizing the hazardous substance and understanding how to respond.

Human TraffickingThis 2 part course offers a comprehensive overview of human trafficking, one of today’s most complex criminal enterprises and human rights violations. Topics addressed include: the history and forms of human trafficking; terms related to human trafficking; an examination of the relationship between the trafficker and victim; investigating human trafficking cases; ensuring victims receive the correct services, some of which are unique to trafficking victims; and the advantages of a multidisciplinary and collaborative response to trafficking incidents.

Introduction to PoliceGrantsHelp & Turbo GrantsThe Grant Writing course is designed to teach both novice and experienced grant writers how to write a competitive grant proposal. Specific to law enforcement agencies, you will learn first hand about grant writing from the experienced grant team at PoliceGrantsHelp. The course takes you step by step through the grant process including pre-planning, grant research, developing a problem statement, financial needs and budget development. It also includes specific modules dedicated to some of the larger law enforcement annual grant opportunities.

Videos in this course include:Introduction of PoliceGrantsHelp & Turbo GrantsIntroduction of Grant Writing InstructorLaw Enforcement Grant ResourcesPreparing for a Grant ApplicationDeveloping a Case StatementGrant Funding PlanSelection of a FunderUnderstanding the Grant ApplicationProblem StatementProject DescriptionBudget Development & Budget NarrativePrivate GrantsPutting it all Together

Law Enforcement Incidents & Encounters With CaninesThis 2 hour Canine Awareness and Preparation online course provides the necessary training in preparing you to be able to prevent a dog attack, properly deal with an attack that cannot be prevented, and to also be able to deal with the aftermath of using deadly force on a dog.

Videos in this course includeCop Hits Attacking Rottweiler With TASER

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Law Enforcement Interactions With CaninesThis 1 hour Canine Awareness and Preparation online course provides the necessary training in preparing you to be able to prevent a dog attack, properly deal with an attack that cannot be prevented, and to also be able to deal with the aftermath of using deadly force on a dog.

Videos in this course include:Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 1Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 2Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 3Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 4Reality Training: Dealing with Aggressive DogsReasonable Use of Deadly Force in Dog EncountersDog Attacks Police

Off-Duty, Safe & ReadyIn this course we will look at several issues surrounding off-duty officers, including off-duty equipment preparation, off-duty awareness, dispatchers dealing with off-duty incidents, and maintaining your concealed firearm. We will also take a look at an officer-involved shooting incident that occurred with an off-duty officer when he went to a McDonald’s with his family.

Videos in this course include:Dispatcher: Calls Involving Off-Duty Officers Maintaining Your Concealed FirearmMaintaining Your Concealed FirearmOff-Duty Awareness When Responding to the UniformsOff-Duty Equipment PreparationWill to Win: Chris Carter (part 2)Will to Win: Chris Carter Part 1Will to Win: Chris Carter (part 2)Will to Win: Chris Carter Part 1

OnStar Public SafetySince 1996, OnStar’s Emergency Telematics Services are best known by public safety for their role as a vital link between motorists and 9-1-1 centers during emergencies such as Automatic Crash Response and vehicle location assistance technologies. This 1 hour course will provide an overview and update of OnStar’s Emergency Services including: how OnStar works, Automatic Crash Response, EMD, Injury Severity Predic-tion, Stolen Vehicle Assistance services and Crisis Assist.

Overcoming Resistance: Start w/ Mental PreparationHuman beings have a general desire for a schedule and a routine. However, in law enforcement operations, complacency because of “routine” can get us killed. We will present how mental preparation is a key ingredient to changing our perspectives regarding our routines and therefore increasing our safety on the street.

Videos in this course include:Use of Force TruthsMental Preparation Routine KillsPresumed CompliancePresumed ComplianceWarrior Mindset

Preparing Your Response to Challenging SituationsOvercoming fear is a critical concern for the human species. It seems that the more we know and the more we see has an impact on increasing anxiety levels, which ultimately leads to fear. We will learn how to control the emotion, redirect its negative energy to survive, and become empowered through stress inoculation. Aids to this process are visualization techniques that allow you to prepare for unthinkable situations by using “When/Then” thinking.

Videos in this course include:Overcoming FearThe Increasing Dangers Officers Face on the Street Using the “Gift” of VisualizationHeroic CynicismDealing with Armed Citizens

Pursuit Driving

In the first segment of this block of instruction, Reality Training: High Speed Pursuit, Dave Smith takes a look at dash cam footage from an actual high-speed pursuit. This case highlights two important points: 1) the majority of high-speed pursuits involve felons, and 2) a vehicle can be used as a deadly weapon. As you watch the video, visualize what you would do in a similar situation as you are reminded of the dangers of a high speed pursuit including the need to prepare for the end of the pursuit.

Videos in this course include:Reality Training: Florida PursuitReality Training: Unlikely PursuitReality Training: High Speed Pursuit

Pursuit Driving Fundamentals

This 2 hour Pursuit Driving Fundamentals online course provides the necessary training to develop the ability to accomplish the pursuit driving task and make sound tactical decisions by understanding the risk of the pursuit driving activity and by being able to physically negotiate pursuit driving situations.

Videos in this course include:Dangers of an IntersectionClimax Of A High Speed Chase In Oklahoma CityReality Training – Crazy Jeep PursuitPursuit CrashNM School Bus Involved In A Pursuit

Racial Profiling: Part 1

This 1 hour Racial Profiling online course provides the necessary training to bring awareness and understanding about how and why racial profiling occurs, and the commitment necessary from every officer to eliminate racial profiling in your community.

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Racial Profiling: Part 2 Data Collection

This 2 hour Racial Profiling Data Collection online course provides the officer with the necessary training to bring awareness and understanding of how the blueprint was designed to provide law enforcement, state and local elected officials, civil rights leaders, community organizations, and other local stakeholders with strategies and practices for gathering and analyzing data about police stops.

Recognition fo Child Abuse and Neglect

Child abuse and neglect is a serious crime. The crime can take on many different offenses. It can be physical, emotional, or mental abuse. There can also be neglect involved.The role of law enforcement in child abuse cases is to investigate to determine if a violation of criminal law occurred, identify and apprehend the offender, and file appropriate criminal charges. The response of law enforcement to child abuse needs to be consistent.

Videos in this course include: Collaboration between agencies in child abuseChild abuse investigations: Handling the Media

Tactical Patrol ConsiderationsRegardless of whether you are making a traffic stop, a courtesy contact, or conducting an investigation, you must remember that anything could happen at any time and to not become complacent or routine in your patrol metho ds. To help in this regard, we will provide some activities that patrol officers should consider when patrolling various areas and handling different situations.

Videos in this course include:Patrol Considerations in a Business AreaPatrol Considerations in Abandoned PropertiesPatrol Vehicle Exits: Moving Quickly and TacticallyInterior Car Lighting and Tactics

Understanding & Responding to Excited Delirium CallsWhether the mental upset is the result of a chemical intake, emotional despair, mental illness, or cognitive challenge, officers are continually placed at risk by the unknown that each of these categories presents. Knowing how to deal with a volatile situation reduces the risk associated with the incident for the officer as well as for the subject. With the overarching mission statement of “to protect and serve,” we must continue to find tactically correct methods for dealing with observed irrational behavior.

Videos in this course include:Reality Training: Understanding Excited DeliriumExcited Delirium: Signs & PreparationProtocol for Calls Involving Excited Delirium Reality Training: Understanding Excited Delirium

Using the Straight Armbar to Gain Subject ComplianceThe armbar technique has been used in law enforcement for many years and has been applied in a number of ways, both successfully and unsuccessfully. We will provide an in-depth analysis of subject control using the Straight Armbar and the flexibility it provides to defeat resistance, as well as, explain several variations.

Videos in this course include:Single Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar Takedown Straight Armbar EscortDouble Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar TakedownCross Grab to Straight Armbar TakedownSingle Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar Takedown Straight Armbar EscortDouble Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar TakedownCross Grab to Straight Armbar Takedown

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A Formidable Foe for Law EnforcementActive Shooter ResponseActive Shooter TrainingActive Shooter UpdateActive Shooter vs Barricade SituationsActive Shooters in our SchoolsDealing with an AmbushEquipment to Carry on an Active Shooter ResponseMultiple Active ShootersMultiple Suspect Control in Close QuartersPreparing for an Active ShooterPreparing for an Ambush

A Formidable Foe for Law EnforcementActive Shooter ResponseActive Shooter TrainingActive Shooter UpdateActive Shooter vs Barricade SituationsActive Shooters in our SchoolsAnalyzing Body LanguageArresting CommunicationAutism Recognition and ResponseBody Language: Detecting DeceitBody Language: Psychological vs. Physiological BehaviorsBody Language: Questioning a SubjectCombining Verbal and Physical ControlCrowd Control: Using a Public Information OfficerCultural Awareness for Law EnforcementDealing with an AmbushDealing with Persons on the Autism SpectrumDealing with the Aftermath of Use of Force SituationsEmbracing Social NetworkingEquipment to Carry on an Active Shooter ResponseEthical InterventionsEveryday Heroes and the MediaFire, EMS & LE Interface

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Priorities of LifeReality Training: Sparrow Firearms TrainingRelality Trianing: Spontaneous Assault at a Traffic StopResponse Strategy for Multiple-Location AttacksResponsibilities of the First Officer in an Active Shooter IncidentRestaurant Safety for Police OfficersShooting Tactics for Multiple Officers in Close QuartersSpear System: Sudden AmbushThe Five Phases of an Active ShooterThe Legacy of the Lakewood FourViolent Visual Imagery and Children

Active ShooterResponding to calls involving an active shooter can be one of the most dangerous situations officers will encounter. Training videos included here discuss protocol for response, the five phases of an active shooter, the active versus classic barricade suspect, and more.

Communication SkillsWhether on the street or in the courtroom, having the skill to recognize non-verbal cues, conduct thorough field interviews, or build rapport with criminal informants is a core competency for law enforcement professionals. This section covers everything from analyzing a suspect’s body language to managing calls involving persons with autism.

Generational Differences in Law EnforcementGetting Back to BasicsHuman IntuitionI Got Your Back ConceptImproving Media RelationsLeadership Tips for New SupervisorsLiving with an Autistic ChildMultiple Active ShootersMultiple Suspect Control in Close QuartersNew Era, New RulesOfficer-Dispatcher RelationsPreparing for an Active ShooterPreparing for an AmbushPresumed CompliancePriorities of LifePrisoners in Hospitals (Hospital/LE Interface)Professional PosturingReality Training: Sparrow Firearms TrainingReality Training: Spontaneous Assault at a Traffic StopResponding to Persons with AutismResponse Strategy for Multiple-Location AttacksResponsibilities of the First Officer in an Active Shooter IncidentRestaurant Safety for Police Officers

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Active Countermeasures OptionsActive Countermeasures: Relative Positioning DrillsActive Countermeasures: Touch DrillsAnkle ViceApplying a Simple Foot Trap in a Correctional SettingBasic PummelingBaton CarriesBaton Close Quarter StrikesBaton Hookups and TakedownsBaton Power DevelopmentBaton Strikes in Confined Spaces Baton Training in the ClassroomBaton Use in Close QuartersBenefits of the BOB MannequinCell Extraction TechniquesClinchesClose-Quarters Striking TechniquesCombining Baton and Empty Hand Control StrikesConducting Searches in a Corrections SettingCourtroom SearchesDeveloping Knockdown Baton Cross StrikesDirect Supervision of InmatesEdged Weapons Defense TrainingEmergency Time Out: Hand positioningFighting Man Dummy DrillsForcing Compliance Under PressureGround Positions: Weapon RetentionGround Stabilization after Baton StrikesHow to Use Striking ShieldsI Got Your Back ConceptInfluence of Prison Gangs on the Streets

Basic Team FormationsCrowd Control Baton UseCrowd Control: An OverviewCrowd Control: BicyclesCrowd Control: ContinuumCrowd Control: Cuffing with Multiple Flex TiesCrowd Control: Demonstrator TacticsCrowd Control: EquipmentCrowd Control: HandcuffingCrowd Control: IntelligenceCrowd Control: Less-Lethal Crowd Control EquipmentCrowd Control: Prisoner Processing

CorrectionsContemporary issues in prisons require officers to be highly-trained for risky and often unexpected situations. Videos included here cover a wide variety of training discussions, such as tactical team formations, the role of Disturbance Control Teams, techniques for cuffing an inmate or safely extracting an inmate from their cell, as well as the signs and treatment for excited delirium.

Integrated DrillingInterviewing Gang Members Upon Prison IntakeLarge Squad Riot TechniquesNeck RestraintsNew Era, New RulesOutfitting for CorrectionsPolice vs Correctional Hostage NegotiationsPracticing Low Knee StrikesProper ResponseReality Training: Control Tactics in CourtReality Training: Courthouse ShootingResponding to an Incident in a CourtroomSearching a SuspectSecuring an Inmate from Knee on the BellyShield Selection for Cell ExtractionsSocial ContractsStanding Pat DownStar Tactic VariationsSurviving a Jail Stabbing AssaultTactical FormationsThe Art of Asking QuestionsThe GuillotineThe HeadlockThree Man Cell ExtractionToolbox Approach to using a BatonTraining for Correctional EmergenciesTraining with Inert OC Spray: Hitting Your TargetTransitioning from Armbar to Prisoner LockVariations in the Transport Wrist LockVerbal Abuse DeflectorsWinning Courtroom ConfrontationsWomen in Corrections

Crowd ControlCrowd control is a more and more common concern for agencies of all sizes. In these videos, you will learn how to prepare, both as an agency and as an individual, to respond effectively to these types of incidents and the various challenges they pose.

Crowd Control: SUV Running BoardsCrowd Control: Team SelectionCrowd Control: The Sleeping DragonCrowd Control: Using a Public Information officerCrowd Control: Writing an Ops PlanDealing with Flash MobsLarge Squad Riot TechniquesMovement Formation vs. Fighting Formation Reality Training: Crowd Control, Cameras Rolling Reality Training: When a Violent Confrontation Draws a CrowdThe Blast Ball: For Less-Lethal Crowd Control

Shooting Tactics for Multiple Officers in Close QuartersSpear System: Sudden AmbushStrengthening Relations with Local MediaTactical Communication Applied to EmailThe Art of Asking QuestionsThe Five Phases of an Active Shooter

The Legacy of the Lakewood FourUsing Technology to Your AdvantageVerbal Abuse DeflectorsVerbal De-escalation SkillsViolent Visual Imagery and ChildrenWinning Courtroom Confrontations

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Defensive TacticsAs an officer on the street, encountering volatile situations on a regular basis, you must be prepared to defend yourself physically or take control of a violent offender when necessary. The ability to subdue an attacker and prevent harm to yourself and citizens is a criti-cal skill, and the techniques here will teach you to do just that, while also preventing unnecessary harm to the attacker themselves.

Answer the Phone Arm Lock to Wrist Lock Armbar Redistribution of MassBasic Weapon Retention with a TASER Baton Positions Chicken Wing Escape Choke from Behind Combining Baton and Empty Hand Control StrikesControl Tactics for the Backup Officer Cops and Dogs Cross Grab to Straight Armbar Takedown Cross-Grab Takedown techniques Defending a Tackle Defensive Tactics viewed from the public perspective Defensive Tactics Ground Fighting Developing Habitual Response Developing Knockdown Baton Cross Strikes Double Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar TakedownElbow Combat Tactics Emergency Time Out : Hand Positioning Empty Hand Control Escape from a Strangle Escape from Wrist Grabs Evading an attack to the head while supine (Don Gulla) Extreme Close Quarter Gun Manipulations Falling Tactically Figure 4 Straight Arm Bar Takedown Focus on Hand-to-Hand Tactics Forcing Compliance Under Pressure Ground Strikes Haganah Gun DisarmsInside Arm Drag Inside Arm Drag Progression Integrated Drilling Knife Attack Avoidance Knife Defense P1A Knife Defense wtih Tony Gregory Layer System of an Offensive Individual Leverage Techniques Lt. Dan Marcou - Leg Locks Lt. Dan Marcou - Pressure point onto the nose Lt. Dan Marcou - Tactical about-face maneuver Lt. Dan Marcou - The Boma Technique Lt. Dan Marcou - The bow technique Maintaining your reactionary gap Martial Arts Inspired Baton Striking and Foot Patterns Maximizing your body mechanics Medical Validation in Defensive Tactics Mid-line Jab Defense MMA: Defending a Wide Punch

Moving to Fight a Close Quarter Ambush Neck Restraints Offensive Strategies for Immediate Control Out of the holster gun grabsOverhead Knife Defense Personal Body Weapons Power Punch Technique Practicing Low Knee Strikes Preparing for an Ambush Professional Posturing Reality Training: Crazy Jeep Pursuit Reality Training: Dealing with a Resisting Subject in a Crowd Reality Training: TASER Use and Deadly Threats Situations Reality Training: When a Violent Confrontation Draws a Crowd Rear Hostage Gun Disarm Recovering from a Knock Down Recovering from the ground while having your weapon out Response to an Attempted Gun Grab Reverse Twist Take Down Sankyo Demonstration SARS Technique - Escalating Use of Force SARS Technique in Practice SARS Transition Drills Sequencing Defensive Tactics Training Single Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar Takedown Speed Cuffing from Four Positions Straight Armbar Escort Straight Armbar TakedownStraight Armbar Takedown at Traffic Stop Straight Armbar Takedown on Streets Surviving an Ambush Suspect Control and Handcuffing Tactical Handshake Take Down Tactics for Smaller Officers Takedown from a Figure Four Taser Failure TechniquesTASER Use and Transition to Firearms Thai Boxing Tool for Law Enforcement The Horn Come-Along Technique The Lifting KickThe Power of a Forearm Fuse The Z lockTraining Drills: Punching Attacks Transitioning from Armbar to Prisoner Lock Using Distance Drills in your Control Tactics Variations in the Transport Wrist Lock Variations of a Foot Trap Weapon takeaways and take backs Wrist Grabs

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Applying Edged Weapons in Offensive SituationsDefending a Forehand Slash with Edged Weapons Defending Against an Edged Weapon AttackEdged Weapon DefenseEdged Weapon Defense TrainingEmpty Hand against a Knife AttackForehand Slash in Knife Attack

Approaching a Meth SuspectAutism Recognition and ResponseDealing with Persons on the Autism SpectrumExcited Delirium: Signs & PreparationIdentifying and Dealing with Excited DeliriumLiving with an Autistic ChildManaging calls involving Emotionally Disturbed PersonsNon-escalation vs De-escalation Verbal TacticsProtocol for Calls Involving Excited Delirium

Edged WeaponsEncountering an individual baring an edged weapon can be a life-or-death situation. Continual refresher training on the dangers these weapons pose is essential. This section covers how to counter a spontaneous knife attack, respond to an armed, emotionally disturbed person, and discusses the concept of the “21 Foot Rule.”

Knife Attack AvoidanceKnife DefenseKnife Defense WIth Tony GregoryReality Training: Las Vegas Knife IncidentReality Training: Responding to Edged Weapons AttacksSide Control with Edged WeaponYour Edged Weapon Can Save Your Life

Emotional & Psychological DisorderApproaching and interviewing emotionally disturbed individuals requires officers to employ specialized tactics. Real incidents provided here highlight the unpredictability of these types of calls, and focus on keeping officer safety and a successful resolution at the forefront of any interaction.

Reality Training: Dying Dog ScenarioReality Training: Elderly Woman with a KnifeReality Training: Excited DeliriumReality Training: Kentucky Mental PatientReality Training: Richland EDPReality Training: Seattle SamuraiReality Training: Swamp BabyReality Training: Understanding Excited DeliriumResponding to Persons with Autism

Environmental CrimesSince the states and federal government first began prosecuting environmental crimes more than 25 years ago, the nature of the cases they have investigated and prosecuted has changed dramatically. Over the past 25 years, the states and Congress have enacted tougher, more comprehensive environmental crimes statutes and devoted greater resources to fighting environmental crime. ntal policing, will allow law enforcement to respond to these new challenges.

Conducting Preliminary InterviewsIndicators of an Environmental Crime Officer Safety when Responding to Potential Environmental

The Criminal Investigation Division of the EPAViolent EPA Criminals

Dispatch CommunicationsClear communication between officers and dispatchers is crucial and requires both parties to have exemplary listening and interper-sonal skills. Videos here discuss the best practices for setting expectations and improving relationships, and provide real life examples of dispatch calls during critical incidents.

Children and 911 CallsCritical Incident ResponseDispatcher Safety and Survival Dispatcher: Calls Involving Off-Duty Officers Dispatchers: Staying Positive at Work

Emergency Radio TrafficEmpowering Dispatchers in a Critical IncidentOfficer-Dispatcher RelationsPre-Planned Radio CommunicationProviding Closure for the Dispatcher

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Advancements in Forensics Technology for TASER ApplicationCarrying a Second GunCell Phone DrillCleaning and Maintaining Your HandgunCleaning Your EquipmentDesignated MarksmanGround Positions: Working with your EquipmentGun Belt Set UpGun Draw Speed Drills

Different types of Holsters for different sized officersFirearms Carry for Female Off-Duty Police OfficersHuman IntuitionLong Gun Options for Women on PatrolShooter’s StanceSuccessful Equipment Selectoin for Female OfficersTake Down Tactics for Smaller Officers

Equipment TrainingContinued training and routine maintenance of equipment is essential to officer survival, both on and offduty. This section covers practice drills, equipment selection, equipment maintenance, and safety tips.

Maintaining Your Concealed FirearmPractice Drawing your ToolsPractice with your weaponProper Use of Simulators in TrainingSetting Up and Training with Your Patrol RifleTaser Use and Transition to FirearmsUpfitting Your VehicleUsing you Safety on your Primary Weapon

Female OfficersWhether in the field or a corrections setting, female officers have challenges that their male peers and supervisors simply do not share. Segments here cover everything from taking extra safety precautions, to selecting and training with modified equipment, to dealing with pregnancy in the workplace.

US Marshals Service OverviewWhat Makes a Good Mentor in Law EnforcementWill to Win: Kelly KalmbachWomen in CorrectionsWomen in Fedral Law EnforcementWomen in Law Enforcement: Advice from a Trailblazer

FirearmsFirearms training must constantly evolve as new technology emerges. This section covers a wealth of information on safety and equipment, tips for combat situations, as well as breathing technique demonstrations and more

Answer the Phone Arm Lock to Wrist Lock Armbar Redistribution of MassBasic Weapon Retention with a TASER Baton Positions Chicken Wing Escape Choke from Behind Combining Baton and Empty Hand Control StrikesControl Tactics for the Backup Officer Cops and Dogs Cross Grab to Straight Armbar Takedown Cross-Grab Takedown techniques Defending a Tackle Defensive Tactics viewed from the public perspective Defensive Tactics Ground Fighting Developing Habitual Response Developing Knockdown Baton Cross Strikes Double Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar TakedownElbow Combat Tactics Emergency Time Out : Hand Positioning Empty Hand Control Escape from a Strangle Escape from Wrist Grabs Evading an attack to the head while supine (Don Gulla) Extreme Close Quarter Gun Manipulations Falling Tactically Figure 4 Straight Arm Bar Takedown

Focus on Hand-to-Hand Tactics Forcing Compliance Under Pressure Ground Strikes Haganah Gun DisarmsInside Arm Drag Inside Arm Drag Progression Integrated Drilling Knife Attack Avoidance Knife Defense P1A Knife Defense wtih Tony Gregory Layer System of an Offensive Individual Leverage Techniques Lt. Dan Marcou - Leg Locks Lt. Dan Marcou - Pressure point onto the nose Lt. Dan Marcou - Tactical about-face maneuver Lt. Dan Marcou - The Boma Technique Lt. Dan Marcou - The bow technique Maintaining your reactionary gap Martial Arts Inspired Baton Striking and Foot Patterns Maximizing your body mechanics Medical Validation in Defensive Tactics Mid-line Jab Defense MMA: Defending a Wide Punch Moving to Fight a Close Quarter Ambush Neck Restraints Offensive Strategies for Immediate Control Out of the holster gun grabs

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Bladder Infections and UniformsCrimes Against CopsEating PatternsFitness for Lower BackFitness with Di Naso: Bench PressFitness with Di Naso: Bench SquatFitness with Di Naso: Front to Backward LungeFitness with Di Naso: Lat Pull DownFitness with Di Naso: Medicine BallFitness with Di Naso: Prehab ShouldersFitness with Di Naso: Prehabilitation BackFitness with Di Naso: Pull-UpFitness with Di Naso: Push-UpFitness with Di Naso: Self-AssessmentFitness with Di Naso: Split SquatFitness with Di Naso: Working the CoreHow to Structure an Agency Fitness Program

Fitness & NutritionPhysical and psychological stress can take a daily toll on officers’ health. This section provides an array of wholesome advice such as preventive measures for avoiding lower back injury, implementing an effective fitness programs, and nutrition for peak performance.

Improving Training with CompetitionInnovations in Police Academy Training Job Stress: Myths and Truths Keeping your Use of Force Training Program Healthy Managing your stressMemory and Decision Making Nutrition for a Busy Lifestyle Preventing Police Officer SuicideRealistic Nutrition for Shift WorkersStaying Hydrated on DutyStress and Use of Force Task Specific Obstacle Course for Police Fitness The Balanced Warrior The Day I put a Gun to my HeadUsing Competition as a Training ToolUsing Heart Rate Monitors in Police Fitness TrainingUsing Reactionary Drills in Your Routine

Fleet MaintenanceMaintaining your Fleet NAFA 2011: Dogde Charger

Fleet ManagementNAFA is the world’s premier not-for-profit association for professionals who manage fleets of sedans, public safety vehicles, trucks, and buses of all types and sizes, and a wide range of military and off-road equipment for organizations across the globe. Videos in this topic provide the latest information technology and challenges facing law enforcement fleet operations.

NAFA 2011: Ford InterceptorPreventative Maintenance for your Fleet VehiclesUpfitting your Vehicle

Overhead Knife Defense Personal Body Weapons Power Punch Technique Practicing Low Knee Strikes Preparing for an Ambush Professional Posturing Reality Training: Crazy Jeep Pursuit Reality Training: Dealing with a Resisting Subject in a Crowd Reality Training: TASER Use and Deadly Threats Situations Reality Training: When a Violent Confrontation Draws a Crowd Rear Hostage Gun Disarm Recovering from a Knock Down Recovering from the ground while having your weapon out Response to an Attempted Gun Grab Reverse Twist Take Down Sankyo Demonstration SARS Technique - Escalating Use of Force SARS Technique in Practice SARS Transition Drills Sequencing Defensive Tactics Training Single Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar Takedown Speed Cuffing from Four Positions Straight Armbar Escort

Straight Armbar TakedownStraight Armbar Takedown at Traffic Stop Straight Armbar Takedown on Streets Surviving an Ambush Suspect Control and Handcuffing Tactical Handshake Take Down Tactics for Smaller Officers Takedown from a Figure Four Taser Failure TechniquesTASER Use and Transition to Firearms Thai Boxing Tool for Law Enforcement The Horn Come-Along Technique The Lifting KickThe Power of a Forearm Fuse The Z lockTraining Drills: Punching Attacks Transitioning from Armbar to Prisoner Lock Using Distance Drills in your Control Tactics Variations in the Transport Wrist Lock Variations of a Foot Trap Weapon takeaways and take backs Wrist Grabs

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Becoming a Gang ExpertCommunity Based Information SystemsConducting Gang InterviewsDifference Between Street and Prison Gangs East Coast Crips Evolution of Criminal Activity in Gangs Females in GangsGang Combat DynamicsGang CommunicationsGang-Cop Probable CauseGangs in the MilitaryGangs in your CommunityGangs Lessons Learned

Front Cuffing from BehindMeasuring Compliance when Applying HandcuffsPeerless Handcuff Reality Training: Escaping Handcuffs

Embracing Social NetworkingFacial RecognitionFake officer profiles on FacebookOfficer Roadkill on the Information Highway Precautions when Using Social MediaPrivacy Protocols for Officers and the Internet

GangsFrom identifying tattoos and graffiti to recognizing indicators of violent crime, officers must be aware of the gang dynamics operating in their community. This section illustrates how gangs cross all social and economic barriers, and offers tips for corroborating evidence and more.

Gangs: Officer SurvivalHistory of Mexican Gangs Influence of Prison Gangs on the StreetsIntelligence in Central America Interviewing Gang Members Upon Prison Intake Juvenile Gang Prevention and InterventionMotorcycle Gangs Officer Safety during Gang Contacts Officer Safety with MS13 GangsTrends in Juvenile Crime White Gangs

Hand-CuffingProper hand-cuffing skills are a valuable for every officer. This section features various techniques for handcuffing and in what situa-tions they are best used.

Speed Cuffing from Four PositionsSpeed Cuffing TechniqueStuff and Cuff TechniquesSuspect Control and Handcuffing

Internet/ Technology in LEModern technology can be a blessing and a curse. This section provides training on such topics as cyber crime and investigation, use of social networking, effective email communication, and how to use technology to your advantage.

Reality Training: Flash MobsSocial Networking PrecautionsTactical Communication Applied to E-mailThe Rise of Cyber CrimeUsing Technology to your AdvantageYou Bet Your Badge

InformationalThese videos are presented for informational purposes.

A Crisis of LeadershipCompetitive Shooting Crisis Management: Disconnection Between Private Business and Law EnforcementCultural Awareness for Law EnforcementMcCarthy and Compton Book Series Medical Assessment TeamNew and unusual sources of Training NRA 50th Anniversary NRA Training: Bringing the Street to the Range 

NRA’s Refuse to be a Victim Program One Cop’s Struggle with PTSD Overview of the Indianapolis PD Leadership AcademyP1A Admin Demo 01-2014 P1A Groups Demo - Dec 2013 Plan for the Maximum of Maximums Regional Exercise for Emergency PreparednessSmall, Rural, Tribal and Border Regional Center St. Baldrick’s FoundationZombie Apocalypse 

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Canine Tactical Operations: Integrating TeamsCanine Tactical Operations: The Evolution of TrainingCanine Tactical Operations: Working with the DogCanine Tactical Training

K-9 Unit OperationsK-9s are a valuable resource to law enforcement in areas of suspect apprehension, tracking, narcotics detection, and evidence detection. This section shows how utilizing and training with K-9 units can make a mission safer and more efficient.

K9 High Risk DeploymentK9 Supreme Court CaseStarting Your Agency’s K9 Unit

Assessing the Threat Level of DogsAttributes of a LeaderBackground InvestigationsBe the OneBecoming an NRA Law Enforcement TrainerBuilding a Police Organization with a Mentoring ApproachBuilding an Effective OrganizationCanine Tactical TrainingChild Abuse Investigations: Handling the MediaClassroom Model: Benefits and ShortcomingsCoaching Program for Law EnforcementCoaching Strategies for the FTOCollaboration between Agencies in Child Abuse InvestigationsContemporary Problems Facing Law EnforcementCops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 1Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 2Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 3

LeadershipHaving a solid foundation of leadership is essential to agency morale and efficiency. Discussions here highlight tips for being a good mentor, developing leaders, succession planning, and more.

Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 4Courtroom Disturbance: A Supervisor’s RoleCreate an Agency “Fail List”Crime Prevention on a BudgetDealing with Budget Cuts in your DepartmentDealing with Pregnancy in a Law Enforcement SettingDecision Making ArcsEthical HeroEthical InterventionsEthical Warrior: Protecting Self and OthersEveryday Heroes and the MediaFour Imperative Traits of a SupervisorGenerational crossroads a challenge for trainersGenerational crossroads for SupervisorsGenerational Differences in Law EnforcementGenerational Issues and Shift WorkGetting Back to Basics

Investigative SkillsTaking control and having a clear delineation of responsibilities during any investigation is essential to building the case. The segments included here offer a comprehensive selection on protocol for developing rapport with criminal informants and business owners, con-ducting interviews, and more.

Accident Reconstruction Child Abuse InvestigationsComplex Child Abuse InvestigationsConducting Gang InterviewsCrime Scene Investigation and DocumentationCrime Scene Preservation Drug Enforcement AdministrationDynamic Search Warrants: Planning and Briefing

Dynamic Search Warrants: The Execution PhaseFemale Search and SeizureField InterviewInnovations in Search and Seizure Training for MenInterview and Interrogation TechniquesSearching for Concealed WeaponsTrends in Juvenile Crime

K-9 BehaviorsIn the United States, dogs are an integral part of society, which means police engage with dogs quite often in the line of duty. There are a variety of circumstances where a dog could be involved in a police call, and it is critical that police departments not only devel-op effective departmental strategies advocating for the proper handling of dog-related incidents and encounters, but also proactively create tactical-response strategies, ensuring humane treatment of dogs and safety for the public and officers. This training is designed to provide a valuable resource for the law enforcement officers to help them improve incidents involving dogs— internally, externally, and with political audiences—and to build the knowledge, skills, and awareness necessary to succeed in these encounters.

Assessing the Threat Level of DogsCops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 1Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 2Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 3Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 4

Reality Training: Dealing with Aggressive DogsReasonable Use of Deadly Force in Dog EncountersTactical Tools To Use On Dangerous Dogs

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Can an Officer Do That?Choosing an Expert WitnessDealing with the Aftermath of Use of Force SituationsK9 Supreme Court CaseNeck Restraints Officer Behavior During Force EncountersOIS: Balancing Emotional and Legal SurvivalReflections on Police Use of ForceReport Writing from a Lawyer’s Perspective

LegalOfficers must adhere to law and policy in every decision they make. Emergency calls, emotions, and even colleagues can cloud an officer’s ability to reason. This section offers guidance on determining what is best for the agency, city, and the community.

Risk ReductionShoot/Don’t Shoot: Decision-Based TrainingThe Use of Expert WitnessesTraining at the Speed of Life Unconventional use of deadly forceUse of Force TruthsUsing Technology to Your Advantages

Lt. Col. Dave GrossmanThis section features Lt. Colonel Dave Grossman, an internationally recognized author and speaker who is one of the world’s foremost experts in the field of human aggression and the roots of violence and violent crime.

Concealed Carry in SchoolsThe Bulletproof MindThe Sheep, the Wolf, and the Sheep Dog

The Truth about ViolenceViolent Imagery and ChildrenViringia Tech Massacre

Green Eyes Black Rifles Hiring DispatchersImproving Media RelationsInternational Exchange of Training IdeasLaw Enforcement Mentoring ProgramsLeadership Skills using the “Abilene Paradox”Leadership Tips for New SupervisorsLiability of Not TrainingMeasuring your TrainingOur noble professionOverview of the Indianapolis PD Leadership AcademyProfessional learning communitiesProtocol for Police officer victimizationReality Training: Dealing with Aggressive DogsReasonable Use of Deadly Force in Dog EncountersSensei vs. InstructorShooter Feedback

Small, Rural, Tribal and Border Regional Center Speed KillsStrengthening Relations with Local MediaTactical Tools To Use On Dangerous DogsTeam Building for AgenciesTen Minutes in TrainingTrain the Trainer For Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors Training at the Speed of Life Training on a Budget Training Together for Operational Readiness US Marshals Service OverviewUse of Force TruthsUsing Competition as a Training ToolWellness Program for LEOs What Makes a Good Mentor in Law Enforcement Women in Federal Law Enforcement Women in Law Enforcement: Advice from a Trailblazer 

Motivation & HumorAttitude and perspective are everything when it comes to succeeding in law enforcement. Reminding oneself of the commitment and fulfillment that comes with the badge is highly recommended. This section provides a break from the normally serious scenarios, giving officers a little inspiration and a few good laughs by way of J.D. Buck Savage.

Buck Savage First VideoDumbest CriminalFunny Dispatch CallsJ.D. Buck Savage “Bad Guy’s Cars Break Down Too”J.D. Buck Savage “My MOP”J.D. Buck Savage “Pinky’s Wooha Lounge”J.D. Buck Savage “Saw Drunks Arrested Same”

J.D. Buck Savage “The Map”J.D. Buck Savage “Training Officer”J.D. Buck Savage “Watch the Hands!”J.D. Buck Savage at Motor SchoolJ.D. Buck Savage at the Crime SceneJ.D. Buck Savage at the Police AcademyJ.D. Buck Savage Goes UndercoverZombie Apocalypse

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Always Carry Off DutyFirearms Safety and ChildrenGun Safety for ChildrenInstilling Courage in Children Maintaining a Healthy Home EnvironmentOff-Duty Equipment Preparation

Off-Duty Safety & SurvivalWork-life balance is often a challenge for officers regardless of their time on the force. Videos provided here offer tips for on- and off-duty nutrition, considerations for being armed off-duty, teaching children about firearms safety and cleaning, and more.

Off-Duty Awareness When Responding to the UniformsOff-Duty CarryRestaurant Safety for Police OfficersWhat’s important now (Brian Willis)Will to Win: Chris Carter Part 1Will to Win: Chris Carter Part 2

 Analyzing the 21 Foot Rule ms of crimes (such as assault).360 Situational AwarenessAssessing the Threat Level of DogsBe the OneBullets on Vehicles TrainingConfidence and CompetenceCops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 1Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 2Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 3Cops and Dogs With Betsy Smith: Part 4Cops and Dogs Crimes against CopsDeadly Force CoverDiscipline of Being PositiveDon’t Become a HostageDowned Officer RescueEmergency Bandage DemonstrationEthical HeroEthical Warrior: Protecting Self and OthersFight Like a Fighter PilotHow to deal with a bad dayLeadership in Law EnforcementManaging your stressMoving to Fight a Close Quarter Ambush

Officer SurvivalLessons learned from other agencies often serve as powerful examples in officer survival training. Debriefs of numerous high-risk calls that are featured here foster discussion in areas of leadership during combat situations, and making critical decisions while under intense pressure. Also discussed is preparation for these types of incidents.

NRA’s Refuse to be a Victim Program Officer Rescue with VehicleOfficer Safety with MS13 GangsOvercoming FearPre Draw IndicatorsReasonable Use of Deadly Force in Dog EncountersResponse Strategy for Multiple-Location AttacksRoutine KillsSpotting a Concealed WeaponSurviving an AmbushSurviving and thriving behind the badgeSurviving Hidden WeaponsTactical Tools To Use On Dangerous DogsTactics for the Single Officer after Deployment of TASERThe Aging WarriorThe Balanced WarriorThe Day I put a Gun to my HeadThe Increasing Dangers Officers Face on the StreetsThe Legacy of the Lakewood FourThe Use of TourniquetsTourniquet Application for LEOs (Van Postell)Unconventional Use of Deadly ForceUse of Force TruthsWest Memphis Murders What’s important now (Brian Willis)

Approaching a Meth SuspectDrug Enforcement AdministrationDrug Interdiction in Metropolitan AreasDrug Lab SafetyDrug RecognitionOfficer Safety in Narcotics Investigations

Narcotics EnforcementNarcotics enforcement is a dangerous environment where officers must be on guard at all times. Discussion in this section covers everything from identifying the indicators of a drug lab and de-conflicting events, to recognizing the signs of drug impairment, and more.

Questions to Ask During a Drug Interdiction StopRecognizing a Meth Addict Shake and Bake Meth MethodThe 5 Traits of a Successful Drug Interdiction OfficerTop 10 Mistakes Rookies Make

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360 Situational AwarenessBorder Patrol Driver TrainingBuilding SearchesBullets on Vehicles TrainingDWI InvestigationsExiting the Patrol Vehicle Quickly and TacticallyFoot PursuitsHave a ChecklistIncreasing Visibility in Your Patrol CarInterviewing Techniques for Patrol OfficersOfficer Safety Proper ResponsePatrol Basics: Controlling Risks at a Traffic StopPatrol Basics: Contact and CoverPatrol Basics: Developing SourcesPatrol Basics: Domestic Violence CallsPatrol CommunicationsPatrol Considerations in a Business AreaPatrol Considerations in Abandoned PropertiesPatrol Vehicle Exits: Moving Quickly and TacticallyPort of Seattle PD Marine Patrol Unit

PatrolPatrol officers must be vigilant in every call, traffic stop, citizen interaction and environment they encounter. This section is chock-full of insightful reminders for having a sound plan, handling multiple subjects before back up arrives, and using life-saving technology in a patrol car.

Preventing Distractions from Communication Devices while Driving a Patrol VehicleReal World Pat Down and Search TechniquesReality Training: Crazy Jeep PursuitReality Training: High Speed PursuitReality Training: Sugar Creek IncidentReality Training: Trolley Square ShootingRule of Plus OneSearching VehiclesSingle-Officer Squad: No Back-up Available Sovereign CitizensSurvive at NightTactical Methods in SWAT Training Terrorism at HomeThe Importance of Good Eyesight While DrivingTraining at the Speed of Life Using Vehicles for CoverVandalism Investigation for Patrol Winterize Yourself for Patrol

Climax of a High Speed Chase in Oklahoma CityCrazy Orange County Police PursuitDangers of an Intersection Dash Cam Video of Iowa Chase Pursuit Ends with Mass Collision Reality Training: Florida Pursuit

PursuitThe reality of pushing a squad car or motorcycle to its control limits in an attempt to apprehend a violator is anxiety producing at the very least and deadly at its worst. This topic explores the realities of high speed pursuit, the basic procedures for a successful outcome and the catastrophic effects when things go horribly wrong.

Private SecurityPrivate Security plays an important role in today’s society. It is important to know what your rights are and the best approach to situations when working a Private Security job.

Airport SecurityArrest AuthorityBuilding SearchesCrime Scene InvestigationCrime Scene ProtectionPrivate Property and Public Access

Search and Seizure ProceduresTactical PreparationTactical Patrol TechniquesTrespassingUse of Force for SecurityWork Place Violence

Reality Training: High Speed Pursuit Reality Training: San Diego Foot PursuitReality Training: Unlikely PursuitReality Training: When a Vehicle Pursuit Ends in Shots Fired Will to Win: Josh Kenworthy

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Raw Video For DiscussionUnpredictable circumstances caught on camera can often provide an effective approach to engaging officers in roll-call training. The raw video segments shown here are intended to support facilitated topical discussions. .

AmmoniaAn Important message from Jeff Chudwin Baton BeatingBen Kelly - Takedown of Maurice Clemmons Blair Shooting Car Crash 1 Car Crash 2 Car Crash 3 Car Crash 4 Car Crash 5 Chicago Officers Fallen Climax of a High Speed Chase in Oklahoma City Crazy Orange County Police Pursuit Dash Cam Captures Cop Car Crash Dash Cam Captures Officer Shooting Dash Cam Video of Iowa Chase Detroit Shootout Disoriented over Dying Dog Downtown Robbery Drunk Guy Dumbest Criminal without CP_BC Erratic High Speed Chase Fire while Being Tased Folsom Prison Weapons High Speed Chase Car Crash High Speed Motorbike Cop Car Chase Honolulu Traffic StopHydration Tip Jared RestonJaw Bite Lakewood - Dashcam footage from suspect confrontation Liko Kenney Traffic Stop 

Machete Maniac Mark Nix Mississippi Torture Chamber New Life Church Shooting Newhall shootout Nighttime bike ride Off Duty Carry Off Duty Officer Killed Report Officer Beau Lamens Officer hit while using spike strips Officer Shot at a Traffic Stop Okaloosa County Incident Personal Belief Systems Police Chase Ends in Tragedy Protester Interstate BlockadePursuit Ends with Mass Collision Radical Extremist: Omar Hammami Rock Hill Seattle PD Ambush - Britt Sweeney Seattle Punch Shot on patrol Sovereign Citizens Spare Key Surprise Terror Threat on the Border Terrorist Report Adam Pearlman Traffic Safety Trailer Park Murder Travis Yates on Fatigue Ultimate Survivor Mike Buckingham Ultimate Survivor Mike Thompson West Memphis Murders Wolfenburger

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Responding to EmergenciesLaw enforcement, fire, and emergency medical personnel must have a swift and coordinated approach to avoiding disaster during an emergency. Videos here share tips for maintaining situational awareness and training with allied agencies.BARS TechniqueCardiac Arrest Management-CompressionsCombat Casualty CareEmergency Bandage DemonstrationFire, EMS & LE InterfaceMental PreparationPlan for the Maximum of Maximums Prisoners in Hospitals (Hospital/LE interface)Responding to Hospital EmergenciesSelf Aid/Buddy Aid

Tactical MedicineThe Role of the Bystander during CPRThe Use of TourniquetsTourniquet Use: A Medical Director explainsTreating a Broken BoneTreating a Heart AttackUsing the HALO Chest SealWhat to do When Wounded

Checklist for Report Writing Kevin Dillon’s Report Writing TipsNarrative Skills for Report Writing Report Writing from a Lawyer’s PerspectiveReport Writing Legal Issues: Cut and PasteReport Writing: AuthoringReport Writing: Cell phonesReport Writing: Chronological OrderReport Writing: DistractionsReport Writing: Elements of the CrimeReport Writing: English Skills

Report Writing Report Writing consists of many areas that are important to ensure a successful prosecution. This section covers everything from the basics of writing a report, like note taking, documenting the elements of a crime, authoring and chronological order, to legal issues such as evidence collection, metadata, old reports and more.

Report Writing: Evidence CollectionReport Writing: Keys to Time ManagementReport Writing: Legal Issues-Old Reports Report Writing: Legal Issues (Brady Vs Maryland) Report Writing: MetadataReport Writing: Note TakingReport Writing: ReviewingReport Writing: Spell CheckReport Writing: TechnologyReport Writing: Understanding Time Management

Pursuit Ends with Mass Collision Reality Training - Trolley Square ShootingReality Training: Conducting a Sobriety Test on a Belligerent SubjectReality Training: Control Tactics in CourtReality Training: Crazy Jeep Pursuit Reality Training: Crowd Control, Cameras RollingReality Training: Driver’s Safety - Wisconsin Deer StrikeReality Training: Dying Dog ScenarioReality Training: Elderly Woman with a KnifeReality Training: Excited DeliriumReality Training: Expect the UnexpectedReality Training: Flash MobsReality Training: Florida PursuitReality Training: Franconia Officer Killed During Traffic StopReality Training: Georgia Trooper DraggedReality Training: High Speed PursuitReality Training: Kansas City Park ShootingReality Training: Kentucky Mental PatientReality Training: Kitsap Shooting

Reality Training: Las Vegas Knife IncidentReality Training: Lunsford IncidentReality Training: Multiple SuspectsReality Training: Pipe BlanketReality Training: Richland EDPReality Training: Safe Vehicle OperationsReality Training: San Diego Foot PursuitReality Training: Seattle SamuraiReality Training: Sparrow Firearms TrainingReality Training: Sugar Creek IncidentReality Training: Swamp BabyReality Training: Traffic Safety TipReality Training: Understanding Excited DeliriumReality Training: Unlikely PursuitReality Training: When a Vehicle Pursuit Ends in Shots FiredReality Training: When a Violent Confrontation Draws a CrowdSenior Corporal Mark Nix Incident Tactical Methods in SWAT Training Training at the Speed of Life 

Real-life Video TrainingReal-life video provides an excellent platform for engaging officers in roll call training. This section provides context around a variety of dramatic scenes, which can assist training managers in facilitating sessions regarding responding to incidents and techniques for officer safety

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Active Countermeasures OptionsActive Countermeasures: Relative Positioning DrillsActive Countermeasures: Touch DrillsArmbar ManipulationsAsking for CooperationBody Language: Detecting DeceitBody Language: Psychological vs PhysiologicalBody Language: Questioning a SubjectBody Lock and HarnessClinchesCombining Verbal and Physical ControlConstant Tactical PositioningCrank with a device controlDistracting a SuspectFrisk Technique: Disguising Your GlovesFront Cuffing from BehindGround Stabilization after Baton StrikesIntervention Options

Subject Control Dealing with suspects is dangerous, unpredictable, and an often volatile encounter. This section provides officers with sound tactics for good situational awareness and techniques for safely apprehending suspects.

Kneeling Pat DownMeasuring Compliance when Applying HandcuffsMultiple Suspect Control in Close QuartersNeck Restraints Offensive Strategies for Immediate ControlOut of the holster gun grabs Presumed ComplianceReaction Response to TASER HitReaction, Movement and Response TimesReality Training: Crazy Jeep Pursuit Reality Training: Staying in Command in a Deadly EnvironmentSingle Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar Takedown Taser Failure TechniquesThe Horn Come-Along TechniqueThe Lost Art of Manual ControlVerbal De-escalation SkillsThe Z lock

Active Shooter ResponseActive Shooter UpdateActive Shooter vs Barricade SituationsActive Shooters in our SchoolsBasic Team FormationsBecoming a Law Enforcement Writer Canine Tactical Operations: Integrating TeamsCanine Tactical Operations: The Evolution of TrainingCanine Tactical Operations: Working with the DogCrowd Control: An OverviewCrowd Control: BicyclesCrowd Control: ContinuumReality Training: Crazy Jeep Pursuit Crowd Control: Cuffing with Multiple Flex TiesCrowd Control: Demonstrator TacticsCrowd Control: EquipmentCrowd Control: HandcuffingCrowd Control: IntelligenceCrowd Control: Less-Lethal Crowd Control EquipmentCrowd Control: Prisoner ProcessingCrowd Control: SUV Running BoardsCrowd Control: Team Selection

Tactical Operations SWAT Team callouts require officers to be ready for decisive action. It’s vital that the intelligence gathering process is efficient, and that teams practice regularly for all types of scenarios. This section details tactical methodologies, mission capabilities, and team philosophies.

Crowd Control: The Sleeping DragonCrowd Control: Writing an Ops PlanDynamic Search Warrant: RehearsalsDynamic Search Warrant: The Execution PhaseDynamic Search Warrants: The Breakout TeamDynamic Search Warrants: Quick TipsEquipment to Carry on an Active Shooter ResponseK9 High Risk DeploymentMultiple Active ShootersPrimal Protective and Tactical Response Reality Training: Crazy Jeep PursuitReality Training: Pipe BlanketResponsibilities of the First Officer in an Active Shooter IncidentServing Dynamic Search Warrants: Final TipsServing Dynamic Search Warrants: Team MovementServing Dynamic Search Warrants: The ApproachTactical Methods in SWAT TrainingThe Blast Ball: For Less-Lethal Crowd ControlThe Five Phases of an Active ShooterTraining at the Speed of LifeTraining Together for Operation Readiness

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Answer the PhoneArresting an Intoxicated DriverArresting CommunicationBuckle UpChoke from BehindChokes and ReleasesControl Tactics for the Backup OfficerCross Grab to Straight Armbar TakedownDealing with Armed CitizensDeputy James McGrane: Officer Killed in the Line of DutyDouble Wrist Grab to a Straight Armbar TakedownDUI Testing and SafetyEvasive Driving Hidden Compartments During Traffic StopsHigh Speed Motorbike Cop Car ChaseInterior Car Lighting and TacticsMotor Officer SafetyPatrol Basics: Controlling Risks at a Traffic Stop Patrol Basics: DWI Investigations

Traffic Stops & SafetyStatistics provide an eye-opening reminder that traffic accidents are the leading cause of officer deaths year after year. The segments provided showcase techniques for conducting surveillance, operating patrol vehicles in ever changing environments, and training officers on the latest in defensive tactics.

Police vs Street Racer Reality Training: Driver’s Safety - Wisconsin Deer Strike Reality Training: Drug Interdiction at Traffic StopsReality Training: Expect the Unexpected Reality Training: Felony Traffic StopReality Training: Franconia Officer Killed During Traffic StopReality Training: Georgia Trooper DraggedReality Training: Lunsford Incident Reality Training: Spontaneous Assault at a Traffic Stop Reality Training: Sudden Attack at a Traffic Stop 2Reality Training: Safe Vehicle OperationsReality Training: Traffic Safety Tip Reality Training: Traffic Stops and the Elderly Reality Training: When your Partner Becomes a HostageStraight Armbar EscortThe Art of Communication: Traffic Stop Vehicle Extraction Using a Device Control Welfare Check on an Active Roadway

Color Code Tactical SittingHeroic CynicismThe Cooper Color CodeUsing the “Gift” of VisualizationWarrior MindsetWill to Will: Ileanna SalinasWill to Win: Beau LamensWill to Win: Beau LamensWill to Win: Brandy RoellWill to Win: Chad ShevlinWill to Win: Chris Carter (part 1)Will to Win: Chris Carter (part 2)Will to Win: Deanna JensenWill to Win: Enrique HernandezWill to Win: Henderson PD (Part 1)

Will to Win: Henderson PD (Part 2)Will to Win: Jared RestonWill to Win: Jennifer Fulford (Part 1)Will to Win: Jennifer Fulford (Part 2)Will To Win: Jill Ehlers and Donna KadingWill to Win: Jim Van AlstineWill to Win: Josh Kenworthy Will to Win: Kelly KalmbachWill to Win: Lance Shipman 1Will to Win: Lance Shipman 2Will to Win: Lance Shipman 3Will to Win: Mike Kralicek Part OneWill to Win: Mike Kralicek Part ThreeWill to Win: Mike Kralicek Part TwoWill to Win: Rich McLane 

The Will to Win This section provides powerful first-hand accounts of survival during deadly force encounters. The segments included give officers the opportunity to review and discuss what kept the officers alive in each situation, and the lessons that can be learned from these real-life stories.

Airport SecurityDealing with Mass CasualtiesFrom Mumbai to Main Street USAFundamentals of Questioning a TerroristHow the Middle East Effects Us at HomeIdentifying Terrorist ActivitiesPreparing for a Terrorist AttackRecognizing the Indicators of Sovereign CitizensSearching VehiclesSuicide Bombers

Terrorism Regardless of the size or geographical location of an agency, it is crucial that officers are able to recognize the warning signs of potential terrorist activity. Officers will hear from experts on counter-terrorism, who provide tools for identifying indicators, and offer guidance on how to prepare for and react to acts of terrorism.

Suicide Bombers in the USTerrorism at HomeTerrorist Prevention TipTerrorist Threat in the United StatesThe Art of War The Latest on US Border ThreatsThe Patrol Officer and Islamic Terrorist ThreatThe Security Concept

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Active Shooter 1Shooting Tactics for Multiple Officers in Close QuartersReality Training: Sparrow Firearms TrainingActive Shooter UpdateEquipment to Carry on an Active Shooter ResponseMultiple Active ShootersResponsibilities of the First Officer in an Active Shooter Inci-dent

Active Shooter 2Response Strategy for Multiple-Location AttacksSpear System: Sudden AmbushActive Shooter TrainingA Formidable Foe for Law Enforcement

Active Shooter 3Dealing with an AmbushConcealed Carry in our Nation’s SchoolsThe Sheep, the Wolf and the SheepdogThe Truth about ViolenceViolent Visual Imagery and ChildrenVirginia Tech MassacrePreparing for an Active Shooter

Communication Skills 1 New Era, New RulesThe Art of Asking QuestionsVerbal Abuse DeflectorsResponding to Persons with AutismTactical Communication Applied to E-mailStrengthening Relations with Local Media

Communication Skills 2Priorities of LifeI Got Your Back ConceptOfficer-Dispatcher RelationsCultural Awareness for Law EnforcementEveryday Heroes and the MediaGetting Back to Basics

TRAINING BLOCK COURSE GUIDE

Communication Skills 3Autism Recognition and ResponseCommunication between Men and WomenBody Language: Detecting DeceitBody Language: Psychological vs PhysiologicalBody Language: Questioning a SubjectCombining Verbal and Physical Control

Communication Skills 4 Fire, EMS & LE InterfaceArresting Communication Providing Closure for the DispatcherImproving Media RelationsEmergency Radio Traffic

Corrections 1Reality Training: Control Tactics in CourtDirect Supervision of InmatesResponding to an Incident in a CourtroomSecuring an Inmate from Knee on the BellyShield Selection for Cell ExtractionsStanding Pat DownSurviving a Jail Stabbing Assault

Corrections 2Applying a Simple Foot Trap in a Correctional SettingBaton Close Quarter StrikesCell Extraction TechniquesPolice vs Correctional Hostage NegotiationsSocial ContractsStar Tactic Variations

Corrections 3Active Countermeasures: Relative Positioning DrillsActive Countermeasures: Touch DrillsBaton CarriesBaton Strikes in Confined Spaces Baton Training in the ClassroomBaton Use in Close QuartersConducting Searches in a Corrections SettingHow to Use Striking ShieldsOutfitting for Corrections

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Corrections 4Large Squad Riot TechniquesWinning Courtroom ConfrontationsReality Training: Courthouse ShootingTraining with Inert OC Spray: Hitting Your TargetGround Stabilization after batonClose-Quarter Striking TechniquesGround Positions: Weapon RetentionEdged Weapons Defense Training

Crowd Control 1Movement Formation vs. Fighting Formation Reality Training: Crowd Control, Cameras Rolling Crowd Control: BicyclesCrowd Control: SUV Running BoardsCrowd Control: The Sleeping DragonCrowd Control: Writing an Ops Plan

Crowd Control 2Basic Team FormationsBlast Ball: For Less Lethal Crowd ControlCrowd Control: An OverviewCrowd Control: Cuffing with Multiple Flex TiesCrowd Control: HandcuffingCrowd Control: Team Selection

Crowd Control 3Crowd Control: ContinuumCrowd Control: Demonstrator TacticsCrowd Control: EquipmentCrowd Control: IntelligenceCrowd Control: Less-Lethal Crowd Control Equipment

Crowd Control 4Reality Training: Responding To Edged Weapon AttacksDefending a Forehand Slash with Edged WeaponsEdged Weapon DefenseEmpty Hand against a Knife AttackForehand Slash in Knife AttackKnife DefenseSide Control with Edged WeaponKnife Defense with Tony Gregory

Defensive Tactics 1Ankle ViceBaton Power DevelopmentBenefits of the BOB MannequinCombining Baton and Empty Hand Control StrikesAnswer the PhoneChoke from BehindChokes and ReleasesArm Lock to Wrist LockArmbar Redistribution of Mass

Defensive Tactics 2Professional PosturingRear Hostage Gun DisarmStuff and Cuff TechniquesOffensive Strategies for Immediate ControlMMA: Defending a Wide PunchRecovering from a Knock DownReverse Twist Take Down Sankyo Demonstration

Defensive Tactics 3Variations in the Transport Wrist LockSpeed Cuffing from Four PositionsSuspect Control and HandcuffingKei Satsu JitsuLayer System of an Offensive IndividualLeverage TechniquesMartial Arts Inspired Baton Striking and Foot PatternsWrist Grabs

Defensive Tactics 4Forcing Compliance Under PressureFalling and ShootingHaganah Gun DisarmsGround Strikes Inside Arm DragThe Power of a Forearm Fuse

Defensive Tactics 5Emergency Time Out: Hand positioningFighting Man Dummy DrillsDefending a Tackle Empty Hand ControlEscape from Wrist GrabsFalling TacticallyFocus on Hand-to-Hand Tactics

Defensive Tactics 6Developing Knockdown Baton Cross StrikesControl Tactics for the Backup OfficerDefensive Tactics Ground FightingDeveloping Habitual ResponseElbow Combat Tactics

Defensive Tactics 7Transitioning from Armbar to Prisoner LockKnife Attack AvoidanceMedical Validation in Defensive Tactics Variations of a Foot TrapSequencing Defensive Tactics Training Thai Boxing Tool for Law Enforcement

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Defensive Tactics 8Figure 4 Straight Arm Bar TakedownLt. Dan Marcou – Leg LocksMoving to Fight a Close Quarter AmbushPersonal Body WeaponsBasic Weapon Retention with a TASERChicken Wing EscapeOverhead Knife DefensePower Punch TechniqueTaser Use and Transition to Firearms

Defensive Tactics 9Pressure point onto the noseTactical about-face maneuverThe Boma TechniqueThe Bow TechniqueMid-line Jab DefenseKnife Defense P1AThe Lifting KickTraining Drills: Punching AttacksBaton Positions

Defensive Tactics 10 Using Distance Drills in Control TacticsMaximizing your body mechanics when strikingExtreme Close Quarter Gun ManipulationSARS Technique in PracticeSARS Transition DrillsResponse to an Attempted gun grab

Defensive Tactics 11Practicing Low Knee StrikesTake Down Tactics For Smaller OfficersCross-grab Takedown TechniquesDefensive Tactics Viewed from the Public’s PerspectiveInside Arm Drag ProgressionMaintaining a Reactionary GapEvading an Attack to the Head while SupineRecovering from the Ground while Having your Weapon OutThe Horn Come-Along TechniqueThe Z Lock

Defensive Tactics 12Dealing with a Resisting Subject in a CrowdTASER Use and Deadly Threats SituationsSARS Technique Escalating Use of ForceTactical HandshakeTakedown from a Figure FourTaser Failure TechniquesWeapon Takeaways and Take Backs

Dispatch Communications 1Children and 911 CallsCritical Incident ResponseDispatcher Safety and Survival Dispatchers: Staying Positive at WorkEmpowering Dispatchers in a Critical Incident

Edged Weapons 1Reality Training: Las Vegas Knife IncidentApplying Edged Weapons in Offensive SituationsDefending Against an Edged Weapon AttackYour Edged Weapon Can Save Your Life

Edged Weapons 2Reality Training: Responding To Edged Weapon AttacksDefending a Forehand Slash with Edged WeaponsEdged Weapon DefenseEmpty Hand against a Knife AttackForehand Slash in Knife AttackKnife DefenseSide Control with Edged WeaponKnife Defense with Tony Gregory

Emotional & Psychological Disorders 1Reality Training: Dying Dog ScenarioReality Training: Elderly Woman with a KnifeReality Training: Swamp BabyIdentifying and Dealing with Excited DeliriumManaging calls involving Emotionally Disturbed Persons

Environmental Crimes 1Conducting Preliminary InterviewsIndicators of Environmental CrimeOfficer Safety when Responding to Potential Environmental Crime ScenesThe Criminal Investigation Division of the EPAViolent EPA Criminals

Equipment Training 1Carrying a Second GunCleaning and Maintaining Your HandgunCleaning Your EquipmentGun Belt Set UpGun Draw Speed DrillsPractice Drawing your ToolsStrengthening Your Shooting GripAdvancements in Forensics Technology for TASER ApplicationFirearms Handling and Positions

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Firearms 1Reality Training: Kitsap ShootingPop Up DrillRifle Selection for Police UseSelecting a Sling for your Patrol RifleSpeed Load vs. Tactical LoadStrong Hand Only ReloadTrigger Pull Dry-Fire Drill

Firearms 2Dry Firing SkillsFailure to Lock Back on an Empty MagazineOne Hit QualificationPatrol Rifle DeploymentPenny DrillPistol MaintenanceThe New Life Shootings Survivor Story

Firearms 3Ammunition InspectionAmmunition Selection for your RifleBreathing Techniques when ShootingCleaning Your AR15Firearm Kneeling TacticHumility DrillLong Gun Retention for the Smaller Officer

Firearms 4Administrative Load Outside of the HolsterDefense Against Knife Attacks with FirearmDry Fire TrainingPreshift Training Preparing to Win a GunfightPrinciples of a Shooting Grip

Firearms 5Setting Up and Training with Your Patrol RifleShooting CycleAdministrative Reload from the HolsterHandheld Lights vs Pistol Mounted LightsTactical ReloadsDealing with Lawfully Armed CiviliansDesignated Marksman

Fitness & Nutrition 1Memory and Decision Making Realistic Nutrition for Shift WorkersStaying Hydrated on DutyStress and Use of Force Task Specific Obstacle Course for Police Fitness

Fitness & Nutrition 2Fitness with Di Naso: Prehab ShouldersFitness with Di Naso: Prehabilitation BackFitness with Di Naso: Working the CoreHow to Structure an Agency Fitness ProgramImproving Training with Competition

Fitness & Nutrition 3Fitness with Di Naso: Bench SquatFitness with Di Naso: Front to Backward LungeFitness with Di Naso: Lat Pull DownFitness with Di Naso: Medicine BallNutrition for a Busy Lifestyle

Fitness & Nutrition 4Fitness with Di Naso: Bench PressFitness with Di Naso: Split SquatInnovations in Police Academy Training Job Stress: Myths and Truths

Fitness & Nutrition 5Eating PatternsFitness for Lower BackFitness with Di Naso: Pull-UpFitness with Di Naso: Push-UpFitness with Di Naso: Self-Assessment

Gangs 1Becoming a Gang ExpertGang Combat DynamicsGang-Cop Probable CauseGangs in the MilitaryGangs in your CommunityGangs: Officer SurvivalMotorcycle Gangs

Gangs 2Gangs Lessons LearnedHistory of Mexican GangsIntelligence in Central AmericaEast Coast CripsEvolution of Criminal Activity in GangsFemales in GangsWhite Gangs

Gangs 3Conducting Gang InterviewsCommunity Based Information SystemsDifference Between Street and Prison GangsInfluence of Prison Gangs on the StreetsInterviewing Gang Members Upon Prison IntakeJuvenile Gang Prevention & InterventionOfficer Safety during Gang ContactsOfficer Safety with MS13 Gangs

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Internet/ Technology In Law Enforcement 1Embracing Social NetworkingReality Training: Flash MobsFacial RecognitionFake officer profiles on FacebookOfficer Roadkill on the Information Highway Precautions when Using Social MediaSocial Networking PrecautionsThe Rise of Cyber Crime

Investigative Skills 1Crime Scene Investigation and DocumentationAccident ReconstructionCrime Scene PreservationChild Abuse InvestigationsField InterviewComplex Child Abuse Investigations

Leadership 1Create an Agency & Fail ListLeadership Skills using the “Abilene Paradox”Liability of Not TrainingSpeed KillsTeam Building for Agencies

Leadership 2Decision Making ArcsFour Imperative Traits of a Supervisor Generational Issues and Shift WorkHiring DispatchersInternational Exchange of Training Ideas

Leadership 3Building an Effective OrganizationContemporary Problems Facing LECrime Prevention on a BudgetDealing with Budget Cuts in Your DepartmentDealing with Pregnancy in a Law Enforcement Setting

Leadership 4Ethical Interventions Attributes of a LeaderBackground InvestigationsBuilding a Police Organization with a Mentoring ApproachCourtroom Disturbance: Supervisor’s Role

Leadership 5Classroom Model: Benefits and ShortcomingsSensei vs InstructorCoaching Strategies for the FTOCoaching Program for Law EnforcementGenerational Differences in Law EnforcementTen Minutes in Training

Leadership 6Leadership Tips for New SupervisorsLeadership and Law Enforcement (Dick Fairburn)Generational Crossroads for SupervisorsGenerational Crossroads for TrainersMeasuring Your TrainingOur Noble Profession

Legal 1Officer Behavior During Force EncountersReflections on Police Use of ForceRisk ReductionShoot/Don’t Shoot: Decision-Based TrainingThe Use of Expert Witnesses

Legal 2OIS: Balancing Emotional and Legal SurvivalChoosing an Expert Witness Unconventional use of deadly forcePrivacy Protocols for Officers and the InternetDealing with the Aftermath of Use of Force Situations

Narcotics Enforcement 1Drug RecognitionQuestions to Ask During a Drug Interdiction StopRecognizing a Meth Addict Shake and Bake Meth MethodThe 5 Traits of a Successful Drug Interdiction Officer

Narcotics Enforcement 2Approaching a Meth SuspectDrug Interdiction in Metropolitan AreasDrug Lab SafetyOfficer Safety in Narcotics InvestigationsTop 10 Mistakes Rookies Make

Off-Duty Safety 1Instilling Courage In ChildrenOff – Duty CarryFirearms Safety And ChildrenGun Safety For ChildrenMaintaining A Healthy Home EnvironmentAlways Carry Off Duty

Officer Survival 1360 Situational AwarenessAnalyzing the 21 Foot RuleConfidence and CompetenceDiscipline of Being PositiveDon’t Become a HostageDowned Officer RescueOfficer Rescue with Vehicle

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Officer Survival 2What’s Important Now? (Brian Willis)Fight Like a Fighter Pilot (Duane Wolfe)Be the OneEthical Warrior: Protecting Self and OthersDeadly Force CoverSpotting a Hidden WeaponSurviving Hidden WeaponsPre Draw Indicators

Patrol 1Reality Training: Trolley Square ShootingRule of Plus OneSingle-Officer Squad: No Back-up AvailableSurvive at NightUsing Vehicles for CoverVandalism Investigation for Patrol Winterize Yourself for Patrol

Patrol 2Reality Training: Sugar Creek IncidentInterviewing Techniques for Patrol OfficersPatrol CommunicationsPreventing Distractions from Communication Devices while Driving a Patrol VehicleReal World Pat Down and Search Techniques

Patrol 3Border Patrol Driver TrainingIncreasing Visibility in Your Patrol CarOfficer Safety Proper ResponsePatrol Basics: Controlling Risks at a Traffic StopPatrol Basics: DWI InvestigationsPatrol Basics: Developing SourcesBullets on Vehicles Training

Patrol 4The Importance of Maintaining Good Eye HealthExiting the Patrol Vehicle Quickly and TacticallyHave a Checklist Patrol Basics: Domestic Violence CallsPatrol Basics: Contact and CoverBuilding SearchesFoot Pursuits

Real-Life Video Training 1Reality Training: Richland EDPReality Training: Seattle SamuraiReality Training: Florida PursuitReality Training: Unlikely PursuitReality Training: San Diego Foot PursuitReality Training: Kansas City Park ShootingReality Training: Multiple Suspects

Report Writing 1Checklist for Report Writing Kevin Dillon’s Report Writing TipsReport Writing Legal Issues: Cut and PasteReport Writing: AuthoringReport Writing: Cell phonesReport Writing: DistractionsReport Writing: Keys to Time Management

Report Writing 2Narrative Skills for Report Writing Report Writing Legal Issues: Brady vs. MarylandReport Writing: Chronological OrderReport Writing: Elements of the CrimeReport Writing: English SkillsReport Writing: Note TakingReport Writing: ReviewingReport Writing: TechnologyReport Writing: Understanding Time Management

Responding to Emergencies 1Tactical MedicineTourniquet Use: A Medical Director explainsTreating a Broken BoneTreating a Heart AttackWhat to do When Wounded

Responding to Emergencies 2Combat Casualty CareResponding to Hospital EmergenciesSelf-Aid/Buddy AidThe Uses of the Emergency BandageUsing HALO Chest SealThe Use of TourniquetsBARS TechniqueCardiac Arrest Management CompressionsThe Role of the Bystander during CPR

Subject Control 1Multiple Suspect Control in Close QuartersVerbal De-escalation SkillsMeasuring Compliance when Applying HandcuffsFrisk Technique: Disguising Your GlovesIntervention Options Kneeling Pat DownReaction Response to TASER Hit

Subject Control 2Analyzing Body LanguageActive Countermeasures OptionsFront Cuffing from BehindArmbar ManipulationsAsking for CooperationConstant Tactical PositioningDistracting a SuspectThe Lost Art of Manual Control

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Subject Control 3Escaping HandcuffsThe First Phases of a Handgun TakeawayGiving Verbal CommandsSuicide by CopReaction, Movement and Response Times (Joe Ferrera)Out of the holster gun grabsBody Lock & Harness

Tactical Operations 1Reality Training: Pipe BlanketDynamic Search Warrant: RehearsalsDynamic Search Warrant: The Execution PhaseDynamic Search Warrants: The Breakout TeamDynamic Search Warrants: ApproachDynamic Search Warrants: Quick Tips

Terrorism 1Suicide BombersTerrorist Threat in the United StatesThe Latest on US Border ThreatsThe Patrol Officer and Islamic Terrorist Threat

Terrorism 2From Mumbai to Main Street USAFundamentals of Questioning a TerroristPreparing for a Terrorist AttackThe Art of War

Terrorism 3Recognizing the Indicators of Sovereign CitizensTerrorist Prevention TipIdentifying Terrorist Activity in the USSuicide Bombers in the USHow the Middle East Effects Us at Home

Traffic Stops & Safety 1Reality Training: Franconia Officer Killed Reality Training: Georgia Trooper DraggedReality Training: Lunsford IncidentDeputy James McGrane: Officer Killed in the Line of DutyThe Art of Communication: Traffic Stop

Traffic Stops & Safety 2Reality Training: Driver’s Safety - Wisconsin Deer StrikeReality Training: Safe Vehicle OperationsReality Training: Traffic Safety TipDUI Testing and SafetyHidden Compartments During Traffic StopsMotor Officer Safety

Will to Win 1Will to Win: Deanna JensenWill to Win: Kelly KalmbachWill to Win: Enrique Hernandez

Will to Win 2Will to Win: Jennifer Fulford (Part 1)Will to Win: Jennifer Fulford (Part 2)Will to Will: Ileanna Salinas

Will to Win 3Will to Win: Brandy RoellWill to Win: Chad ShevlinWill to Win: Henderson PD (Part 1)Will to Win: Henderson PD (Part 2)

Will to Win 4Will to Win: Jim Van AlstineWill to Win: Beau LamensWill to Win: Jared RestonWill to Win: Rich McLane

Will to Win 5Will to Win Lance Shipman 1Will to Win Lance Shipman Part 2Will to Win Lance Shipman Part 3Will To Win: Jill Ehlers and Donna Kading

Will to Win 6Color Code Tactical SittingThe Cooper Color CodeWill to Win Mike Kralicek Part OneWill to Win Mike Kralicek Part TwoWill to Win Mike Kralicek Part Three