Our 2-Day Course to Train Officers On How to Make a Proper Arrest
This two-day course is the most comprehensive use of force course available in the United States today. During the two days of instruction, students will receive instruction on:
- Identifying the signs of abnormal breathing during the arrest of suspects.
- Defining and mitigating the phenomenon referred to as “Excited Delirium.”
- Arresting, searching, and handling the disabled to include:
- Wheelchair-bound
- Hard of Hearing
- Visually Impaired
- Comprehensive discussion on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the responsibilities of law enforcement.
- What an officer must do.
- What an officer cannot do.
- The impact of case laws such as Canton v. Harris and Graham v. Connor.
- De-escalation tactics and less than lethal methods:
- Verbal
- Conductive Electric Weapons
- Expandable Baton
- OC Spray
- Duty to Intervene and Duty to Render Medical Treatment.
- Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and its effect on arrestees.
- Service Animals v. Emotional Support Animals and the scope of their permissible use.
- Spit Hoods.
- Risk Management Programs.
- Excessive Use of Force.
- Policy Development.
| Length: | 16 hours |
| Tuition: | $275 per student |
| Discounts: | Available for military veterans and for departments who sponsor. Call for details. |
| Certificate of Attendance: | Yes |
