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Internal Affairs and Professional Standards
Description: Who should attend: This nationally acclaimed course is for law enforcement executives, supervisors, internal affairs investigators, human resource personnel and anyone who desires to understand law enforcement professional standards and internal affairs investigations. The professional standards model is a must for law enforcement and government officials to be prepared before a critical incident occurs. This course sets the stage for law enforcement professionals to create an agency wide practice of professional standards for all agency operations. In the covered material, attendees will understand “best practices” including how to avoid the problems before they occur and properly address issues that do arise. This is a comprehensive course covering the entire internal affairs process through final discipline. Participants will learn the skills necessary to review, investigate and complete internal affairs investigations based on sound investigative techniques and within legal guidelines.
More information and registration: https://www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com/internal-affairs
AGENCY INFORMATION Grant Writing Description: In this workshop we cover how to write grant proposals start to finish and how to locate and track relevant grant opportunities.
AGENCY INFORMATION FBI - LEEDA Executive Leadership Institute
Description: see attached Date: January 30-February 3, 2023
AGENCY INFORMATION Basic Instructor Development Description: The Enid Police Department will be hosting a Basic Instructor Development Course January 30th, 2023 –February 3rd, 2023 8:00am-5:00pm each day. The student will interact with the philosophy, concepts, materials and skills necessary to function as certified Basic Law Enforcement Instructor in the State of Oklahoma. Officers must be certified for 2 years to be eligible to attend. Please us this link to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/473429248627 AGENCY INFORMATION ACTIVE SHOOTER HOSTAGE BASED SCENES Description: This course is intended to enhance skills recognizing indicators and signs a suspect may exhibit that could lead to eminent acts of violence. Students will be forced to make split-second decisions related to the use of force, including deadly force by means of both the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and live Force-on-Force roleplay. Students will learn during this training every human life is sacred and must be valued, however, during an active killing event the solo officer must breach the structure, bypass wounded, and eliminate the threat immediately upon arrival to protect the innocent. The Ti training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with a high-tech weapon simulation. Both the TI Simulator and Live Force-on-Force Roleplay will cause the student to become immersed into the scenarios which will increase heart rate, as well breathing and emotional levels as they are exposed potentially dangerous situations. Simulations will include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. Classroom instruction will cover Federal and State Use of Deadly Force court rulings and case law. Classroom, and live roleplay will have a strong focus on immediate entry and eliminating threats rapidly preventing the loss of more human lives in an active killing event. Required information for Attendees: Students should come to this training course in their everyday work attire. It is imperative to the training process to train like you would fight in real life, if forced and justified to use force, including deadly force. Accordingly, students should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Students are encouraged to wear long sleeves for added protection from Force-on-Force rounds. Head, neck, and groin protection provided. Due to equipment use(Force-on-Force) Ammunition there is a $30.00 charge per student, per class payable in the front office on the day of training, or your agency could be invoiced (W-9 available on request) Payable on day of training or we can invoice your agency upon request! **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled. AGENCY INFORMATION Leadership for Law Enforcement Description: Who should attend: This course is a designed for all law enforcement professionals who strive to be an effective leader. Without understanding leadership and developing strong leadership skills, organizational success can suffer. Effective leaders get employees to want to provide quality service. An examination of what causes employees to be problems and how to effectively lead them is critical to the success of an organization. This compelling and powerful program provides real world, successful examples on how leadership in government has evolved. Participants will take away a clear understanding of leadership styles and strengths, and what it takes to become an even more effective leader. You will understand the value in developing flexibility in your leadership approach to garner peak performance and meet organizational goals. Go to www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com for more information and to register. AGENCY INFORMATION On-Target Solutions for Law Enforcement Managers and Supervisors
Description: This seminar would be applicable for: Anyone who supervises or manages employees from the executive level to experienced or new front-line supervisors, or those who desire to understand impactful supervisory practices. This dynamic two-day course is a career development tool to enhance and refine the leadership skills of law enforcement supervisors across a variety of organizations. Good supervision transcends agencies and provides the core principles of quality supervisory techniques. It also lays a strong groundwork of knowledge for those striving to be promoted to supervisory positions. Concentrating on the idea that people are the true assets of their agency, participants will understand the importance of their role in maximizing employee performance through strong supervision techniques. You will understand the value in developing flexibility in your leadership approaches to garner peak performance and meet organizational goals. Go to www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com for more information and to register. AGENCY INFORMATION Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training Description: The Crisis Intervention Team program is a community effort partnering both police officers and the community together for common goals of safety, understanding and service to individuals with mental illness and their families. Officers participate in a 5-day, 40-hour CIT training program. The professional provider community has recognized the need and efficacy of the CIT program and has partnered with law enforcement in providing the most effective training material possible. The training program consists of several classes taught by a variety of instructors including a Psychiatrist, a Substance Abuse Specialist, Social Workers, Police Officers and representatives from NAMI. Panel discussions with service providers from the Community Mental Health Centers are also included. This training prepares officers to safely de-escalate a crisis, determine the need for emergency treatment and get the consumer to professional treatment as quickly as possible. Register at: Pryor CIT AGENCY INFORMATION
TRAFFIC STOPS; SHOOTING DECISIONS WITH LIVE ROLE PLAY Description: Students will receive classroom instruction related to traffic stops, as well as federal case law rulings, and Oklahoma state law related to the use of deadly force. Appropriate use of force will be demonstrated through realistic, real-life scenarios both on the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and in live role play scenarios. The training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with high-tech weapon simulation. The TI Simulator will cause the student to become immersed into the scene which will increase their heart rate, breathing and emotional level as they learn to properly deal with potentially dangerous situations. Simulations can include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. Training room is large enough to use a patrol vehicle inside. Students should come to this training course in their everyday work attire. It is imperative to the training process to train like you would fight in real life, if forced and justified to use force, including deadly force. Accordingly, students should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Students are encouraged to wear long sleeves for added protection from Force-on-Force rounds. Head, neck, and groin protection provided. Due to equipment use(Force-on-Force) Ammunition there is a $30.00 charge per student, per class payable in the front office on the day of training, or your agency could be invoiced (W-9 available on request) Payable on day of training or we can invoice your agency upon request! **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled. AGENCY INFORMATION NAFTO Basic Field Training Officer School Description: This 24-hour class covers such topics as Intro to FTO, Adult Learning, Generational Leadership, Standardized Evaluations Guidelines, Ethics, Equal Opportunity Employment, Civil Liability, and Officer Safety. Each block of study is directed at the Field Training Officer, and ways to improve their teaching, work product, and approach to today’s Officer in Training. Information includes motivating different generations of trainees, career survival for the FTO, and liability pertaining to evaluations. Unlike most schools, NAFTO does not focus on a single model of field training. NAFTO offers techniques and skills that can be applied within any training model. See the course flyer for more details and how to register. AGENCY INFORMATION PROACTIVE PATROL OFFICER DEVELOPMENT Description: A new kind of class designed to challenge officers.This two day class will lead officers through the ideas of successful proactive policing. Topics covered include; The importance of high level training, tactical care of critical injuries, patrol level management of sources of information within communities, proven high crime areas, officer safety, officer wellness, complexities of conspiracies, current trends of criminal behavior, and the latest of drug trafficking. Learning how to manage time to maximize effectiveness and efficiency is more important now than ever with most agencies struggling to meet staffing levels and crime on the rise. Proactive Law Enforcement activity is proven to lower crime rates and increase community support for Law Enforcement. The author of this course has been recognized nationally for case work related to some of these topics highly motivated to pass on knowledge to other officers to fight crime proactively. To Register visit leodenllc.com AGENCY INFORMATION Shooting Decisions with Simulator Description: Brief lecture then simulator To register: Send to alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us AGENCY INFORMATION Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training Description: The Crisis Intervention Team program is a community effort partnering both police officers and the community together for common goals of safety, understanding and service to individuals with mental illness and their families. Officers participate in a 5-day, 40-hour CIT training program. The professional provider community has recognized the need and efficacy of the CIT program and has partnered with law enforcement in providing the most effective training material possible. The training program consists of several classes taught by a variety of instructors including a Psychiatrist, a Substance Abuse Specialist, Social Workers, Police Officers and representatives from NAMI. Panel discussions with service providers from the Community Mental Health Centers are also included. This training prepares officers to safely de-escalate a crisis, determine the need for emergency treatment and get the consumer to professional treatment as quickly as possible. To register, contact Cory Sutton at cory.sutton@odmhsas.org
AGENCY INFORMATION Crime Scene Investigator I, II III & IV – Certification Program (4 part series)
AGENCY INFORMATION Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) Description: https://www.theiacp.org/drug-recognition-experts-dres
AGENCY INFORMATION GRACIE - Ground Retention and Control for Immediate Enforcement Description: G.R.A.C.I.E™ is the defensive tactics and weapons retention course created by the legendary Royce
Gracie, 3-Time Ultimate Fighting Champion. Royce earned his title by defeating his opponents using
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, proving the effectiveness of leverage and technique over strength and size. Royce has
incorporated these defensive tactics into a comprehensive training course specifically designed for law
enforcement. Like many skills, defensive tactics are perishable, therefore the G.R.A.C.I.E™ program
teaches simple and automatic, rapid yet smooth actions. The G.R.A.C.I.E™ program is the “only”
defensive tactics program that truly gets officers to properly defend their weapons in any and all
altercations. The G.R.A.C.I.E™ program has been used by the US Special Forces, DEA agents and many
national and international police departments.
Royce will be conducting this training at the N.E.O. A& M College Wrestling Room in conjunction
with the Guardians of the Heart (GOTH) Training Conference.
Date: February 20, 2023
Time: 8a-10a
Location: NEO A&M College Wrestling Room
200 I Street NE Miami, Oklahoma CLEET Hours: 2 CE Hours
CLEET Catalog Number: 21-3688
Cost: Free
To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the link listed
below.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Steven Stogner
sstogner@quapawnation.com
(918) 533-3154
Autism Awareness for First Responders
Description: This course is designed to help officers and first responders recognize someone who may be on the spectrum. The class will give attendees ideas and different sets of techniques which may be required to communicate and interact with these individuals.
Topics Include:
• What is autism spectrum disorder
• Recognizing austism spectrum disorder
• How to handle contacts with individuals on the spectrum
• The difference between tantrums and meltdowns
• Interviewing individuals on the spectrum
Ryan Woodard will be conducting this training at the Downstream Casino during the Guardians
of the Heart (G.O.T.H.) Training Conference.
Date: February 20, 2023
Time: 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.
Loctation: Downstream Casino
69300 East Nee Road Quapaw, Oklahoma 74360 CLEET hours: 1 CE Hour CLEET Catalog Number: OS-4755
Cost: Free
To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the link
listed below.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Michael B. Mullin Jr.
Michael.Mullin@quapawnation.com
(918) 325-0733
Detecting Danger
Description: This program is designed for personnel involved in narcotics enforcement and undercover operations to curb the flow of narcotics and the risk and hazards presented to them. Through the analysis of leakage by the subconscious mind in both verbal and nonverbal communication the student is
provided information to help diffuse the emotion of anger before violence and-or injury can occur. With the drug cartels in Mexico becoming more violent and extending further beyond the boundaries of United States the risk to officers, be it civilian or military, is greatly increased. In addition, the drug cartels are using younger personnel to carry out their goals and objectives; this is unprecedented in the history of narcotics enforcement. From the military application of this program the war on terror in both Afghanistan and Iraq requiring closer and more intimate contact with citizens in the streets of those communities. The ability of military and law enforcement personnel to recognize the indicators of violence allows them to make split-second decisions on when or when not
to use force on what at first glance may appear to be a noncombatant.
Topics Included
• Subconscious communication
• Phenomenological thought process
• Mental preparation for danger
• Verbal and non-verbal communication
• Proxemics and danger
The Midwest Counterdrug Training Center (MCTC) will be providing this training at the Quapaw Nation Marshal Service Training Center in conjunction with the Guardians of the Heart (G.O.T.H.) Training Conference.
Date: February 20, 2023
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location: 715 West A Street
Picher, Oklahoma 74360 CLEET Hours: 8 CE Hours
CLEET Catalog Number: 22-2424
Cost: No cost
Please register through the link provided on the attached flyer.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Michael B. Mullin Jr.
Michael.Mullin@quapawnation.com
(918) 325-0733 Basics to Drones in Public Safety
Description: This course will provide a general overview of sUAS (Drone) operations within public safety, by exploring various topics relating to their usage. As well as ways to start your own programs within your own agency. This course is good for any officer that has an interest in drones and wants to see how they work, wants to explore drone operations in Public Safety, or possible wants to bring a program to their own agency. The course will cover some of the following topics: · A general overview of drone knowledge · Rules and Regulation to operating safely in the national airspace · Important case law, state statutes, and other laws that apply to drone operations. · Missions that drone are deployed for · Drone aircraft overviews · Guide to starting your own program. · Drone Flight Demonstration (Weather dependent) This afternoon course will be the second of two 4-hours courses offered on February 20th, with the first course being ‘Media – Law Enforcement Relations’. Registration is open for both and 100% free of charge. Time: 1300 - 1700
AGENCY INFORMATION Media - Law Enforcement Relations
It will cover the following topics:
AGENCY INFORMATION Geofence, Social Media & Open Source Investigations Description: This three-day Geofence, Social Media & Open Source Investigations course is designed to teach law enforcement personnel how to legally utilize and exploit Geofence, Social Media & Open Source based data in their current assignments. Electronic data from the Google ‘Sensorvault’ Geofence and advanced cellular “Tower Dumps” will thoroughly be discussed. Students will be shown relevant and current case studies to reinforce the investigative techniques taught in the course. Students will learn the most current case law that allows them to use these techniques in their investigations. The students will complete several exercises during the course to demonstrate proficiency. To register: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/420062447087 AGENCY INFORMATION Patrol Rifle Operator School Description: Give officers the skills and knowledge to operate and deploy a patrol rifle. EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS Prerequisite: Certified Officers. This class is for A2203, if they do not fill it we will open to all officers To enroll contact: Alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us AGENCY INFORMATION The Reid Technique of Investigative Interviewing and Advanced Interrogation
Description: See Attached
Date: February 21-24, 2023
Time: 0800 a.m. to 0300 p.m.
Location: 100 South Railroad Street, Lawton Oklahoma 73501
CLEET Hours: 24
CLEET Catalog Number: #22-1133
Cost: $630.00 per person
Forensic Interviewing
Description: Instructors Letita "Tisha" Boggs, Andrea Jill McAbee, and Jesse Stapleton, will
be providing an introduction to children's advocacy centers and the concepts involved in
the forensic interview process.
This presentation will be held at the Downstream Casino during the Guardians of the
Heart (GOTH) Training Conference.
listed belowDate: February 21, 2023
Time: 8:00 - 10:00 a.m.
Location: Downstream Casino
69300 East Nee Road Quapaw, Oklahoma 74360 CLEET Hours: 2 CE Hours
CLEET Catalog Number: 22-1532
Cost: Free
To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the
link listed below.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Michael B. Mullin Jr.
Michael.Mullin@quapawnation.com
(918) 325-0733
GRACIE - Ground Retention and Control for Immediate Enforcement Description: G.R.A.C.I.E™ is the defensive tactics and weapons retention course created by the legendary Royce
Gracie, 3-Time Ultimate Fighting Champion. Royce earned his title by defeating his opponents using
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, proving the effectiveness of leverage and technique over strength and size. Royce has
incorporated these defensive tactics into a comprehensive training course specifically designed for law
enforcement. Like many skills, defensive tactics are perishable, therefore the G.R.A.C.I.E™ program
teaches simple and automatic, rapid yet smooth actions. The G.R.A.C.I.E™ program is the “only”
defensive tactics program that truly gets officers to properly defend their weapons in any and all
altercations. The G.R.A.C.I.E™ program has been used by the US Special Forces, DEA agents and many
national and international police departments.
Royce will be conducting this training at the N.E.O. A& M College Wrestling Room in conjunction
with the Guardians of the Heart (GOTH) Training Conference.
Date: February 21, 2023
Time: 8a-10a
Location: Downstream Casino
69300 East Nee Road
Quapaw, Oklahoma
CLEET Hours: 2 CE Hours
CLEET Catalog Number: 21-3688
Cost: Free
To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the link listed
below.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Steven Stogner
(918) 533-3154
Case Study: Advanced Investigative Techniques for Patrol
Description: Students will be taken through a large-scale investigation from acquisition of information to arrest. Interactive case study for students, encompassing issues and alternative actions supported by case law. Instructors: Marlin Warren, TCSO and HSI TFO, Tom Helm Oklahoma Attorney General’s Office and HSI TFO I. Deconfliction-HIDTA To register: https://tcso.enrollware.com/schedule AGENCY INFORMATION Krav Maga Israeli Tactical Combat Shooting for Law Enforcement Description: The Israeli tactical shooting method is based on actual and practical performance. As it has been developed and upgraded over years of experience, the Israeli shooting method has distinct advantage that has been proving itself highly effectively time after time. The guiding principle of the To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the link listed below. AGENCY INFORMATION Answering Life's Most Important Question - What's Important Now (W.I.N.) Description: Brian Willis is an internationally recognized thought leader, speaker, trainer, and writer. Brian serves To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the AGENCY INFORMATION Basics of Domestic Violence Description: This course is designed to educate law enforcement on the basics of domestic violence (DV)/intimate partner violence (IPV) necessary to respond to and investigate crimes of DV/IPV. Instructor will present eight primary topics including: definitions related to DV/IPV; trauma (trauma informed interview, trauma impacts on victims, vicarious trauma, and resources); officer safety; Oklahoma Statutes; strangulation; Lethality Assessment Protocol; dominant aggressor; and protective orders. Instructor will inform students of evidence-based practices for investigating DV/IPV. Should time allow, students will have the opportunity to practice their skills through scenario activities. AGENCY INFORMATION Below 100
Description: Below 100 is a free training program for law enforcement officers which aims at providing
instruction that will assist in reducing the number of line-of-duty deaths to below 100, a number
not achieved since 1944. Unfortunately, too many officer deaths and injuries are due to
“accidents” or otherwise preventable circumstances. The program is based on the following five
tenets: “Wear your seatbelt,” “Wear your bulletproof vest,” “Watch your speed,” “What’s
Important Now W.I.N. – (Situational Awareness and Decision Making); and “Remember
Complacency Kills.” Below 100 is committed to providing the tools and resources you need to
make a culture of safety thrive throughout your department.
The Below100 Organization will be conducting this training at the Downstream Casino during
the Guardians of the Heart (G.O.T.H.) Training Conference.
Date: February 22, 2023
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location: Downstream Casino
69300 East Nee Road Quapaw, Oklahoma 74360 CLEET Hours: 4
CLEET Catalog Number: OS-2269
No Cost
To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the link
listed below.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Michael B. Mullin Jr.
(918) 325-0733
Financial Planning for Today and Retirement Ready
Description: Ken Stafford is a financial adviser with his firm, Stafford, and Associates. He has been in that
role for over 21 years and manages over 100 million dollars in investment accounts for the
families he takes care of. Most of these families are current or retired first responders. He is
a retired Oklahoma Highway Patrol Trooper with 25 years of service. Before joining the OHP,
he served 3 years on the Sapulpa Police Department and 2 years with the Coweta Police
Department. His vast knowledge of law enforcement, firefighter and EMS retirements has
proven to be extremely helpful to those he serves. He brings a practical approach to finances
for all first responders. He has been teaching finances for over 20 years all over Oklahoma.
Ken will explain simple steps to help you manage your debt and get you on the road to
financial freedom making your family financially bullet proof. Ken will explain investing in
Layman’s terms so you can see “It’s not rocket science” Ken will finish up with “What does
retirement look like for me?” Buckle up, the financial information you receive will be life
changing!
Ken will being conducting this presentation at the Downstream Casino during the Guardians
of the Heart (G.O.T.H.) Training Conference.
Date: February 22, 2023
Time: 10 AM -12 PM
Location: Downstream Casino
69300 East Nee Road Quapaw, Oklahoma 74360 CLEET Hours: 2 CE Hours
CLEET Catalog Number: 21-0816
Cost: None
To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the link
listed below.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Michael B. Mullin Jr.
(918) 325-0733
De-escalation for Law Enforcement
Description: Kevin McCullough, Law Enforcement Specialist, will be instructing De-escalation for Law Enforcement. The purpose of this training is to provide law enforcement officers with guidelines on the mindset of de-escalation as it relates to all interactions that an officer may haver. the provided information
should aid the participant in using de-escalation skills, techniques, and tactics in all law enforcement operations, where doing so does not compromise the safety of the officers, other persons, or where there is danger of significant property damage. The course meets the statutory requirements for
continuing education addressed in 70 O.S. § 3311.4 (Mental Health) Kevin will be conducting this training at the Downstream Casino during the Guardians of the Heart (G.O.T.H.) Training Conference.
Date: February 22, 2023
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location: Downstream Casino
69300 East Nee Road Quapaw, OK 74360 CLEET Hours: 4 CE Hours (2 Hours Mental Health Training Credit)
CLEET Catalog Number22-0554
Cost: Free
To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the
link listed below.
AGENCY INFORMATION
Michael B. Mullin Jr.
(918) 325-0733
Controlled Deliveries - Evolution of Criminal Patrol Description: Branson Perry, a Special Agent with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
(OBNDD), will be providing training on Controlled Deliveries. This training will provide students with information on the use of controlled deliveries and how law enforcement can use them to maximize their drug enforcement efforts. The training will cover the risks and benefits of using controlled deliveries and under what circumstances controlled deliveries should be used. Branson will be conducting this training at the Downstream Casino during the Guardians of the Heart (G.O.T.H.) Training Conference. Date: February 22, 2023 Time: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Location: Downstream Casino 69300 East Nee Road Quapaw, Oklahoma 74360 CLEET Hours: 4 CE Hours CLEET Catalog Number: 23-00091
Cost: No Cost To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the link listedbelow.
https://www.qtdps.com AGENCY INFORMATION
Michael B. Mullin Jr. Michael.Mullin@quapawnation.com (918) 325-0733 Highway Drug Interdiction- Evolution of Criminal Patrol Description: Branson Perry, a Special Agent with the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs (OBNDD), will be providing training on Highway Drug Interdiction. This training will provide students with the skills to be able to recognize potential criminal indicators and what these indicators could
mean. The training will showcase the latest concealment methods used by drug trafficking organizations. This training will also cover the hazards associated with conducting drug interdiction operations, the indicators of narcotics activity during the traffic stop, and proper techniques for conducting vehicle searches for the detection and identification or drug traffickers. Branson will be conducting this training at the Downstream Casino during the Guardians of the Heart (G.O.T.H.) Training Conference. Date: February 22, 2023 Time: 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. Location: Downstream Casino 69300 East Nee Road Quapaw, Oklahoma 74360 CLEET Hours: 4 CE Hours CLEET Catalog Number: 23-00092 Cost: No Cost To register for the Guardians of the Heart Training Conference (G.O.T.H.) please use the link listed
below. https://www.qtdps.com Criminal Patrol/Drug Interdiction Description: See attached flyer for registration and course description. All registration and payment must be done through HITS AGENCY INFORMATION Traffic Crash Reconstruction
Description: See attached flier
Date: Feb. 27-March 10, 2023
Time:
Location: See attached flier
CLEET Hours: 80
CLEET Catalog Number: 22-2035
Cost: $1095
Field Training Officer Development Description: This course is designed to introduce training officers to all aspects of field training and evaluation, however, the training is relevant for both new and current police training officers that are involved in the process of supervising probationary officers and field training programs. This course is designed to provide knowledge and training to develop the myriad skillset required of FTOs. Each attendee will be presented with ideas and techniques to assist them in becoming more professional and confident in the application of their skills. It is a practical and discussion-based course that includes topics such as basic recruit training, the role of the FTO, leadership and supervision, counseling techniques, and the evaluation process. This course is based on a modified “San Jose” program but is viable training and skills development for training officers regardless of department program models. This course will help FTOs in honing the skills necessary to closely supervise probationary officers, provide corrective feedback, and document any fundamental performance issues before the transition to a full-time officer. This course gives FTOs a comprehensive view of managing newly recruited officers – combining proactive leadership principles with practical and relevant training techniques for implementation within your agency’s FTO program. Upon completion the FTO will be able to:
Required information for Attendees: **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled. AGENCY INFORMATION Basic Drug Investigation : What every officer, new investigator and new detective should know
Description: This class was developed to train and assist officers in the legal concepts to do traffic stops, and contacts of people on the street in possession of illegal drugs. The course goes into detail of the great number of illegal drugs found and seized throughout the United States. From small user amounts to the smuggling of large amounts of these.
TRAFFIC STOPS; SHOOTING DECISIONS WITH LIVE ROLE PLAY Description: Students will receive classroom instruction related to traffic stops, as well as federal case law rulings, and Oklahoma state law related to the use of deadly force. Appropriate use of force will be demonstrated through realistic, real-life scenarios both on the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and in live role play scenarios. The training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with high-tech weapon simulation. The TI Simulator will cause the student to become immersed into the scene which will increase their heart rate, breathing and emotional level as they learn to properly deal with potentially dangerous situations. Simulations can include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. The training room is large enough to use a patrol vehicle inside. Students should come to this training course in their everyday work attire. It is imperative to the training process to train like you would fight in real life, if forced and justified to use force, including deadly force. Accordingly, students should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Students are encouraged to wear long sleeves for added protection from Force-on-Force rounds. Head, neck, and groin protection provided. Due to equipment use(Force-on-Force) Ammunition there is a $30.00 charge per student, per class payable in the front office on the day of training, or your agency could be invoiced (W-9 available on request) Payable on day of training or we can invoice your agency upon request! **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled.
AGENCY INFORMATION Shotgun Operator Course Description: Give officers the skills and knowledge to operate and deploy a Shotgun. 100% participation is required and a minimum of one 70% score on a (slug and 00) qualification course to pass. Up to seven attempts will be given. If you do not have 100% participation and/or if you do not have at least one minimum 70% score on a qualification course, you will not receive CLEET credit for attending the 22-hour course. Classroom lecture will begin promptly at 0700 hours at the CLEET training center classroom #112. Bring a notebook, writing instrument and your UNLOADED Shotgun and Shotgun cleaning equipment. Do not bring any live ammo into the classroom. The course will include, but not limited to, the following topics of instruction: Shotgun Marksmanship Fundamentals, Range Safety, Shotgun Care and Maintenance, Shotgun Handling Prerequisite: Certified Officers, This class is for A2203, if they do not fill it we will open to all officers To enroll contact: Alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us AGENCY INFORMATION Active Assailant for Communications Description: Comprehensive Active Shooter Class – Personal for dispatch COURSE FLYER
AGENCY INFORMATION Active Assailant for Communications Description: Comprehensive Active Shooter Class – Personal for dispatch COURSE FLYER
AGENCY INFORMATION MEDIA AND PUBLIC RELATIONS
Description: FBI-LEEDA is pleased to present a 4½-day course on media and public relations. Police cannot succeed without the support of the community they are sworn to protect. The image of an agency as a professional and ethical organization is vitally important. This course will guide the participants to promoting a consistent and positive public image of the department, enabling the community to perceive their police as a transparent organization they can depend on and trust. There are three key opinion influencers; participants will learn how each can positively or negatively affect public opinion.
Students will participate in media training with numerous desktop and on-camera
exercises. Topics covered include; image, branding and perception, the media’s role in public opinion, managing social media communications, interview preparation and principles for communicating in a crisis event.
The registration fee is $795/student. Class begins at 8:30 am. Dress: business casual
Date: March 6-10, 2023
Time: 0830hrs – 1700hrs
Location: Ponca City Police Training Center
2401 E. Central Ave.
Ponca City OK 74601
CLEET Hours: 30
CLEET Catalog Number: 22-0644 Cost: $795
REGESTER AT
ACTIVE SHOOTER HOSTAGE BASED SCENES Description: This course is intended to enhance skills recognizing indicators and signs a suspect may exhibit that could lead to eminent acts of violence. Students will be forced to make split-second decisions related to the use of force, including deadly force by means of both the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and live Force-on-Force roleplay. Students will learn during this training every human life is sacred and must be valued, however, during an active killing event the solo officer must breach the structure, bypass wounded, and eliminate the threat immediately upon arrival to protect the innocent. The Ti training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with a high-tech weapon simulation. Both the TI Simulator and Live Force-on-Force Roleplay will cause the student to become immersed into the scenarios which will increase heart rate, as well breathing and emotional levels as they are exposed potentially dangerous situations. Simulations will include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. Classroom instruction will cover Federal and State Use of Deadly Force court rulings and case law. Classroom, and live roleplay will have a strong focus on immediate entry and eliminating threats rapidly preventing the loss of more human lives in an active killing event. Required information for Attendees: Students should come to this training course in their everyday work attire. It is imperative to the training process to train like you would fight in real life, if forced and justified to use force, including deadly force. Accordingly, students should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Students are encouraged to wear long sleeves for added protection from Force-on-Force rounds. Head, neck, and groin protection provided. Due to equipment use(Force-on-Force) Ammunition there is a $30.00 charge per student, per class payable in the front office on the day of training, or your agency could be invoiced (W-9 available on request) Payable on day of training or we can invoice your agency upon request! **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled. AGENCY INFORMATION
Law Enforcement Mantracker - Level 1
Description: Presentation of basic visual tracking tactics, techniques and procedures related to
SAR, Crime Scene Investigation and Fugitive Apprehension.
Date: March 7-9 2023
Time: 0800-1700
Location: Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office
CLEEET Hours: 24
CLEET Catalog Number: 21-2108
Cost: $425
Registration: SPTrainingGroup.com
AGENCY INFORMATION
Brian Fenn
539-302-2199
Red Dot Transition (8 hour) DESCRIPTION: Pistol red dots are the wave of the future, and many law enforcement officers are transitioning to them. This CLEET-accredited, 8-hour course will cover the transition from shooting a pistol equipped with iron sights to shooting a pistol fitted with a red dot. We will review the advantages of a red dot, mounting systems, dot options, and dot failures. Note: We recommend checking with your agency to ensure this class meets the required standards for red dot qualification. Register at: https://www.greensdefensivesolutions.com/registration AGENCY INFORMATION ACTIVE SHOOTER HOSTAGE BASED SCENES Description: This course is intended to enhance skills recognizing indicators and signs a suspect may exhibit that could lead to eminent acts of violence. Students will be forced to make split-second decisions related to the use of force, including deadly force by means of both the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and live Force-on-Force roleplay. Students will learn during this training every human life is sacred and must be valued, however, during an active killing event the solo officer must breach the structure, bypass wounded, and eliminate the threat immediately upon arrival to protect the innocent. The Ti training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with a high-tech weapon simulation. Both the TI Simulator and Live Force-on-Force Roleplay will cause the student to become immersed into the scenarios which will increase heart rate, as well breathing and emotional levels as they are exposed potentially dangerous situations. Simulations will include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. Classroom instruction will cover Federal and State Use of Deadly Force court rulings and case law. Classroom, and live roleplay will have a strong focus on immediate entry and eliminating threats rapidly preventing the loss of more human lives in an active killing event. Required information for Attendees: Students should come to this training course in their everyday work attire. It is imperative to the training process to train like you would fight in real life, if forced and justified to use force, including deadly force. Accordingly, students should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Students are encouraged to wear long sleeves for added protection from Force-on-Force rounds. Head, neck, and groin protection provided. Due to equipment use(Force-on-Force) Ammunition there is a $30.00 charge per student, per class payable in the front office on the day of training, or your agency could be invoiced (W-9 available on request) Payable on day of training or we can invoice your agency upon request! **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled. AGENCY INFORMATION Interactions with Autism Spectrum Disorder Description: As a law enforcement officer, you expect to give commands and ask questions and receive immediate responses. The population with autism spectrum disorder may not be able to respond immediately because of cognitive, physical, or other issues. According to the CDC, the prevalence of autism is increasing rapidly. The CDC now estimates that 1 in 44 children have autism spectrum disorder. With this course, you will obtain knowledge about autism spectrum disorder and ways to handle contacts. Topics covered include what is autism spectrum disorder, recognizing autism spectrum disorder, de-escalation techniques, tantrums vs. meltdowns, interviewing, and more. Register: Contact Cory Sutton at cory.sutton@odmhsas.org AGENCY INFORMATION Reserve Academy Coordinator
Date: 3/8/2023
PRE-REQUISITE: FULL-TIME, BID CERTIFIED TO REGISTER EMAIL: alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us, please include CLEET # AGENCY INFORMATION ALICE Active Shooter Certified Instructor Training Description: This 2-Day Instructor training course is designed to teach participants the skills and strategies to increase survivability during the gap between the time a violent event occurs and, law enforcement arrives. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be a Certified ALICE Instructor and will have the knowledge and resources to train others in your community. Course Flyer and Registration Link https://cvent.me/Nv4e9x?RefId=social AGENCY INFORMATION Lieutenant Trey Baker Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training Description: The Crisis Intervention Team program is a community effort partnering both police officers and the community together for common goals of safety, understanding and service to individuals with mental illness and their families. Officers participate in a 5-day, 40-hour CIT training program. The professional provider community has recognized the need and efficacy of the CIT program and has partnered with law enforcement in providing the most effective training material possible. The training program consists of several classes taught by a variety of instructors including a Psychiatrist, a Substance Abuse Specialist, Social Workers, Police Officers and representatives from NAMI. Panel discussions with service providers from the Community Mental Health Centers are also included. This training prepares officers to safely de-escalate a crisis, determine the need for emergency treatment and get the consumer to professional treatment as quickly as possible. Register at: Miami CIT
AGENCY INFORMATION Reserve Academy Coordinator School Description: Reserve Academy Coordinator School Pre-Req: Active, Full-time, BID Certified
To register, please email: Alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us
AGENCY INFORMATION Oklahoma Case Law That All Cops Need to Know Description: The days of police officers relying on “what we’ve heard” and leaning on “we’ve always done it that way” are over! Police officers must know what the courts have deemed acceptable procedure in order to perform their duties in a constitutionally compliant manner in today’s modern policing. Having an in-depth knowledge of case law will lay the foundation to empower all police officers to perform their jobs confidently and legally. Throughout this course intended for Oklahoma police officers, Instructor Blake Reichert will examine, review, and explain significant U.S. Supreme Court and Oklahoma State Specific Case Law that is relevant to search and seizure. The goal of this course is to demonstrate how this case law can affect how police officers must perform their duties. Brazil will teach students how to avoid evidence exclusion, increase convictions, and reduce civil liability, and he will share his own personal experiences of actively applying case law to his policing. Furthermore, “Oklahoma Case Law That All Cops Need to Know” breaks down the complex issues associated with case law and presents them in an easily understandable format for all police officers to use in the field to achieve their investigative goals. Additionally, all the students attending the course will be given all the materials for this course so they will be able to reference cases during their duties.
Enrollment: TO REGISTER VISIT: https://www.streetcoptraining.com/event/oklahoma-case-law-that-all-cops-need-to-know/ AGENCY INFORMATION Supervising with Purpose Description: A comprehensive look for Supervisors to improve output and performance. Creating a positive work environment for subordinates and improve leadership. By Creator and Author Earl Morrison, Assistant Director of CLEET. To Register email: alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us Agency Information FLETC Active Shooter Threat Training Program
Description: The ASTTP is a dynamic, hands-on training program designed to equip law enforcement officers and agents with the knowledge and skills required to successfully end an active threat event. The ASTTP will prepare students to employ Active Shooter Threat Tactics through dynamic, interactive drills and scenario-based training. This intensive and challenging program covers a variety of tactical subjects for responding officers including Single Officer Response Tactics, Limited Penetration Tactics, Tactical Medical Training, Multiple Officer Response and Link-Up Procedures, Response to an Explosive Hazard, and Post Shooting Considerations. Candidates will be evaluated on their ability to perform skills and tactics in the role of an initial responding officer during a practical exercise. Limited to 10 (ten) participants *ONLY CLEET CERTIFIED OFFICERS, must be able to participate in intensive training lasting up to ten hours per day. Must be in good physical condition with no medical restrictions. Appropriate wear (BDU, agency t-shirt (long sleeve or short sleeve), boots, etc.). **CALL NW TECH AT 580-327-0344 TO ENROLL
AGENCY INFORMATION FBI – LEEDA Command Leadership Institute Description: The Command Leadership Institute (CLI) is part two of the three-step leadership series that makes up the FBI-LEEDA Trilogy. The CLI is a dynamic and challenging program uniquely designed to prepare law enforcement leaders for command level positions. The Command Leadership Institute provides real-life, contemporary, best-practice strategies and techniques for those who are already commanders or are aspiring to a command level assignment. CLI faculty members are passionate instructors who have executive level law enforcement and leadership experience. CLI students will be engaged in such topics as: credibility, command discipline, liability, problem employees, and leading change within an organization. The Command Leadership Institute is student-centered with a high degree of student involvement. Register at http://fbileeda.org/ AGENCY INFORMATION Crime Scene Investigator I, II III & IV – Certification Program (4 part series)
AGENCY INFORMATION Managing Use of Force Investigations for Correctional Officers
Description: This course is designed for use of force investigations involving correctional facilities and how to process use of force investigations with current trends. The rationale behind creating this 8-hour course was based upon the need for investigators, trainers, and supervisors to be able to better process the events concerning the use of force. With the absence of thorough report writing concerning the use of force has, and continues to cause issues with civil and criminal litigation. This course will address some of those deficiencies with a better-quality understanding of the niceties needed in a response to resistance reports, along with enhanced courtroom testimony. This course also delves into the reason for training and documentation of response to resistance. The student will have a healthier appreciation of the investigation process from the internal affairs phase concerning the investigation standpoint and progression. The attendees will review some of the most recent trends related to the use of force, investigation, training and policy development. Register at Blueshieldtactical.com AGENCY INFORMATION TRAFFIC STOPS; SHOOTING DECISIONS WITH LIVE ROLE PLAY Description: Students will receive classroom instruction related to traffic stops, as well as federal case law rulings, and Oklahoma state law related to the use of deadly force. Appropriate use of force will be demonstrated through realistic, real-life scenarios both on the Ti Firearms Training Simulator, and in live role play scenarios. The training simulator is a high-definition video system on three screens, combined with high-tech weapon simulation. The TI Simulator will cause the student to become immersed into the scene which will increase their heart rate, breathing and emotional level as they learn to properly deal with potentially dangerous situations. Simulations can include highly charged/graphic scenarios and potentially offensive language. The training room is large enough to use a patrol vehicle inside. Students should come to this training course in their everyday work attire. It is imperative to the training process to train like you would fight in real life, if forced and justified to use force, including deadly force. Accordingly, students should bring all gear such as their gun belts, handcuffs, handcuff key, and ballistic vest. Students are encouraged to wear long sleeves for added protection from Force-on-Force rounds. Head, neck, and groin protection provided. Due to equipment use(Force-on-Force) Ammunition there is a $30.00 charge per student, per class payable in the front office on the day of training, or your agency could be invoiced (W-9 available on request) Payable on day of training or we can invoice your agency upon request! **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled.
AGENCY INFORMATION TRIAL EVIDENCE AND PROBABLE CAUSE
Description: This course is designed to familiarize the law enforcement officer with the Federal Rules of Evidence/Oklahoma Evidence Code as they relate to gathering of the different categories of evidence with the intent of ensuring the proper elements are memorialized in order to satisfy foundational requirements for its admissibility in future court proceedings. Specifically, the law enforcement officer will become familiar with evidentiary requirements necessary to overcome future objections that may arise during a court proceeding by including the necessary information in the police report. Also, the course will familiarize the law enforcement officer with sufficient knowledge to analyze a statute to determine what elements must be established by facts/evidence to establish probable cause to search, to arrest, to file charges and to ultimately secure a conviction and how to effectively articulate these facts in written reports and/or testimony. The course will also provide the law enforcement officer with information regarding updates on electronically stored evidence, drones and geofencing. This course is designed for patrol officers and investigators and is sponsored by The Office of the District Attorney, District 6. COURSE LEARNING OBJECTIVES CLEET Catalog # : 22-31247 REGISTRATION BY EMAIL ONLY AGENCY INFORMATION Mentoring for Success
Registration and Flyer Link: https://earlmorrison.com/register Agency Information Basic Police Sniper
AGENCY INFOMRATION Report Writing – Preparing Reports for Criminal Prosecution
Description: This course will be a four-hour CLEET continuing education course intended for Certified Peace Officers. The course will cover various topics related to writing credible, clear, and effective reports. Information will be presented in a lecture environment. Information will be presented to attendees regarding where the report begins and ends. Often in Law Enforcement the report begins well before law enforcement becomes involved. The course will cover formatting tips for ODIS reports and criminal affidavits. Attendees will learn how to search for elements of crimes, the jury instructions for crimes, and what Prosecutors expect when criminal reports are submitted to them for prosecution. **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled or ahoneyman@nwtech.edu
AGENCY INFORMATION Supervising with Purpose Description: A comprehensive look for Supervisors to improve output and performance. Creating a positive work environment for subordinates and improve leadership. By Creator and Author Earl Morrison, Assistant Director of CLEET. To Register email: alysha.maxwell@cleet.state.ok.us Agency Information How to Write a Search Warrant Description: This 8-hour course is intended for the new criminal investigators, law enforcement officers, or experienced officers who will be writing and obtaining Search Warrants, during the course of criminal investigations. The class is hands-on, and students will be writing affidavit for search warrants and completing search warrants. Students will be given an address of a property and told of a crime which occurred on said property. The student will then be given time to go locate the property (within a 3 mile radius of the technology center), take photographs (legally from the street), and return to the classroom where they will prepare the most suitable document(s) needed to lawfully enter the structure given for the nature of the crime given. Students will become familiar with, and draft in class: Search Warrants (including but not limited to daytime service, nighttime service, knock and announce, no knock, persons, social media platforms, and articles). Also covered in class will be warrants to Internet Service Providers, as well as electronic storage devices (cell phones, computers, tablets). Students will further learn how to search Oklahoma State Law for the elements of crimes, jury instructions for crimes, and what prosecutors expect from law enforcement officers when criminal reports are submitted for prosecution. **Must contact Northwest Technology Center at 580-327-0344 to be enrolled or ahoneyman@nwtech.edu AGENCY INFORMATION Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training Description: The Crisis Intervention Team program is a community effort partnering both police officers and the community together for common goals of safety, understanding and service to individuals with mental illness and their families. Officers participate in a 5-day, 40-hour CIT training program. The professional provider community has recognized the need and efficacy of the CIT program and has partnered with law enforcement in providing the most effective training material possible. The training program consists of several classes taught by a variety of instructors including a Psychiatrist, a Substance Abuse Specialist, Social Workers, Police Officers and representatives from NAMI. Panel discussions with service providers from the Community Mental Health Centers are also included. This training prepares officers to safely de-escalate a crisis, determine the need for emergency treatment and get the consumer to professional treatment as quickly as possible. Register at: Enid CIT
AGENCY INFORMATION ADVANCED RIFLE OPERATOR DESCRIPTION: Ready to take the next step with your patrol rifle? This 8-hour, CLEET accredited class zeros in on advanced rifle shooting. We will work on getting into shooting positions quickly and making shots quickly from those positions. We will stress urgency when making shots and follow-up shots. We will also run drills requiring operating the rifle with compromised ability to simulate injury.This is a great choice for those looking to level up their rifle skills. Register at: https://www.greensdefensivesolutions.com/registration AGENCY INFORMATION FLETC Active Shooter Threat Training Program
Description: The ASTTP is a dynamic, hands-on training program designed to equip law enforcement officers and agents with the knowledge and skills required to successfully end an active threat event. The ASTTP will prepare students to employ Active Shooter Threat Tactics through dynamic, interactive drills and scenario-based training. This intensive and challenging program covers a variety of tactical subjects for responding officers including Single Officer Response Tactics, Limited Penetration Tactics, Tactical Medical Training, Multiple Officer Response and Link-Up Procedures, Response to an Explosive Hazard, and Post Shooting Considerations. Candidates will be evaluated on their ability to perform skills and tactics in the role of an initial responding officer during a practical exercise. Limited to 10 (ten) participants *ONLY CLEET CERTIFIED OFFICERS, must be able to participate in intensive training lasting up to ten hours per day. Must be in good physical condition with no medical restrictions. Appropriate wear (BDU, agency t-shirt (long sleeve or short sleeve), boots, etc.).
**CALL NW TECH AT 580-327-0344 TO ENROLL AGENCY INFORMATION Effective Crime Scene Reporting
More information and registration: https://www.on-targetsolutionsgroup.com/crime-scene-reporting AGENCY INFORMATION Advanced Roadside Interview Techniques
Description: The course is centered on the importance of the treatment of all persons with dignity and respect. Officers will gain an understanding of how to conduct non-intrusive roadside interviews that uncover criminal activity. The student will learn awareness and effective communication skills that are essential to making traffic stops that avoid complaints,
assist in gaining compliance from persons, as well as detecting persons committing unlawful acts. The officer will gain knowledge of how to verbally control persons without instigating a confrontation. The course addresses the detection of deceptive behavior indicative of concealed criminal activity. The course covers the roadside interview process from the initial observation of the violator to the final assessment of the stop. The student will also be exposed to effective phrases that can be used during roadside interviews.
Date: April 13-14th 2023
Time: 0800hrs
Location: Ponca City Police Training Center
2401 E. Central Ave.
Ponca City OK 74601
CLEET Hours: 16
CLEET Catalog Number: OS-1732
Cost: $350
REGESTER AT
WWW.HITS-TRAINING.COM or call Office (325) 721-6000
Crime Scene Investigator I, II III & IV – Certification Program (4 part series)
AGENCY INFORMATION PepperBall Instructor/Armorer Course Description: PepperBall products can help reduce officer and suspect injuries, save lives, decrease the risk of litigation, and improve public perception of law enforcement agencies. The PepperBall System is an affordable, non lethal tool designed for patrol, corrections, and tactical officers in a wide variety of situations. The PepperBall Instructor/Armorer Certification course involves intensive training in the use of the nonlethal PepperBall System, including operation, safety, maintenance, and deployment. This course certifies attendees as PepperBall Instructors for their individual agency, allowing the attendee to design a course in the safe and effective use of the PepperBall System.
Date:04/18/2023 to 04/19/2023
Time: 0800-1700
Location:Yukon Police Department
100 S. Ranchwood Blvd Yukon, OK CLEET Hours:16
CLEET Catalog Number:OS-6887 Cost:$549.00
*See belowAll registration is done through PepperBall at:
Registration questions – Please contact Bridget Hansen at
858-638-0236 ext. 102 or bhansen@pepperball.com
AGENCY INFORMATION
SSgt. Mike Stilley
(405)350-8946
Glock Armorer’s Course
Description: Learn how to safely use and maintain duty weapon
AGENCY INFORMATION Glock Modular Optic System (MOS) Instructor Workshop Description: This course is designed to assist Law Enforcement and Military Firearms Instructors with instructing shooters on the use of Glock Pistols with Red Dots. This course is a dynamic shooting course that requires the ability to stand for long periods of time, shoot on the move, move into and recover quickly from the kneeling and prone positions.
AGENCY INFORMATION Hostage Rescue Tactics
Description: This class will cover in depth all of the problems associated with hostage rescue. We will provide you with the skills, tactics and methods for training and to make your missions as successful as possible. Instructor: Bill Blowers with Tap Rack Tactical
AGENCY INFORMATION Street Cop Conference 2023 Description: |