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During this course, the concentration will be on three of…
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During this course, the concentration will be on three of the most significant aspects of leadership. The course will also define leadership and the core competencies for any individual to be successful, especially in todays law enforcement environment. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9379; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Law Enforcement Instructor Best Practices & Values
As law enforcement continues to evolve with technology and other…
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As law enforcement continues to evolve with technology and other modalities of instruction, its important that law enforcement educators follow best practices. Organization of instruction and classroom management are imperative for a meaningful learning environment.
This course will discuss some of the most accepted practices in law enforcement education. It will focus on how to administer a course, and the beliefs and values associated with designing instructional content. The effective application of these practices will ensure an enjoyable teaching experience for the instructor, coupled with a positive learning experience for the students. While this course was designed with the experienced law enforcement instructor in mind, the topics and ideologies discussed are not specific to experienced instructors and can benefit all levels. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9605; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Servant Leadership
While leadership theories have been studied by researchers for years,…
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While leadership theories have been studied by researchers for years, one style, called servant leadership, is becoming increasingly popular in the field of law enforcement. As the name implies, in servant leadership, it is your job as leader to serve those under your management.
This course will discuss and analyze the servant leadership philosophy and its application in law enforcement. Proper application of this philosophy empowers both managers and their subordinates. It can improve a supervisors leadership skills while increasing subordinate confidence, morale, and productivity. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9559; Accreditation: IADLEST;
The Art of Effective Communication
This course will discuss effective communication skills: what they are…
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This course will discuss effective communication skills: what they are and how to achieve them. Emphasis will be given to skills that you, as a patrol officer, can use to be effective in your communication with others: including victims, witnesses, suspects, the community, or even your supervisors.
Effective communication is one of the most important tools that a public safety practitioner can have on their tool belt. Every public safety official needs to be able to communicate effectively with the people that they deal with on a daily basis.
This course will discuss the mindset, techniques, and best practices used to achieve effective communication while policing. You will learn ways to speak to people that will allow you to effectively accomplish important taskswhether your tasks involve placing someone under arrest, rerouting traffic, gaining appropriate crime details, or some other policing objective. Special consideration and emphasis will be on techniques to allow you to actively listen and gain compliance in difficult situations. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9344; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Booking and Intake
The initial booking and intake of prisoners into a local…
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The initial booking and intake of prisoners into a local lock up facility can set the tone for inmate behavior. This course examines procedures to ensure proper initial intake. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9311;
Community Corrections
How do correctional facilities affect the community? Because of some…
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How do correctional facilities affect the community? Because of some common misperceptions, sometimes the public reaction can be one of concern. If for no other reason, they know that large concentrations of criminals will be housed there. Therefore, positive community relations become essential. This course examines the relationship between the community and a correctional facility, and examines community correctional programs - or half-way houses. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9312;
Con Games in Jail and Prisoner Transport
In any correctional facility, law enforcement officers are surrounded by…
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In any correctional facility, law enforcement officers are surrounded by people who have lost control of their environment. Inmates will do whatever it takes to regain control, including con games. Lieutenant Glenn Revell of the San Diego County, Calif., Sheriff's Department explains how inmates will try to con you, the dangers of being conned, and how you can keep from being taken in. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9313;
Control, Verbal Judo and Defensive Tactics
A key element of law enforcement is control. Whether officers…
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A key element of law enforcement is control. Whether officers are controlling inmates, controlling suspects, or controlling situations, losing control means losing the advantage. In this course, verbal judo creator Dr. George Thompson shows how an officer's mouth may be their best weapon, and Lt. Gary Klugiewicz outlines a disturbance resolution model that will keep officers in control. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9314;
Corrections and Terrorism
Corrections has been largely ignored when it comes to homeland…
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Corrections has been largely ignored when it comes to homeland security. Inmates have the potential to be future terrorists, and the next terrorist threat to the United States may be an inmate from a local facility. This course focuses on how to spot terrorist and extremist activity within detention facilities, and methods of counter-terrorism that can be employed by correctional officers. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9371;
Corruption Continuum
Law enforcement administrators dont get fired because of crime rates.…
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Law enforcement administrators dont get fired because of crime rates. They get fired for scandal. A law enforcement agency doesnt become corrupt overnight. Research shows it is a gradual process with clearly defined steps along the way. In this course, Neal Trautman, Director of the National Institute of Ethics, outlines the four phases of the Corruption Continuum, and explains how you can keep your department on the right track. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9315;
Court Tactics and Techniques
F. Lee Bailey was known as a judicial prize fighter…
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F. Lee Bailey was known as a judicial prize fighter who jabbed relentlessly at witnesses during cross-examination. But simply testifying in a court of law can be a stressful ordeal for an officer without Bailey asking the questions. This course examines how to handle questioning by defense counsel effectively. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9368;
Direct Supervision
Most departments follow a catwalk method of watching over their…
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Most departments follow a catwalk method of watching over their inmates, but is that giving them enough interaction? This course discusses the benefits of a direct supervision approach to managing prisoners. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9317;
Gangs and Jail Recreation
Correction personnel are confronted wtih critical problems surrounding gang activity…
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Correction personnel are confronted wtih critical problems surrounding gang activity everyday. This course examines the areas of gangs in jail, how best to deal with them, and how to establish a jail recreation program that satisfies the public, the inmates, and the courts. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9318;
Inmate/Cell Searches and Jail Escapes
Good searches of inmates and cells are essential to the…
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Good searches of inmates and cells are essential to the safety of any correctional facility, but may also turn up any evidence of any planned escapes. In this course, Samuel F. Saxton from the Dept. of Corrections in Prince George's County, Md. discusses proper search techniques and their importance. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9321;
Integrity in the Workplace
Occasionally, correctional employees find themselves compromised by their own actions.…
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Occasionally, correctional employees find themselves compromised by their own actions. In such incidents, employees find that they must differentiate their personal and professional relationships. Produced by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center for the Federal Bureau of Prison, this course examines integrity in the workplace as it relates to correctional facilities. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9323;
Interpersonal Communications and Weapon Control
Awareness is a key element of your any law enforcement…
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Awareness is a key element of your any law enforcement or corrections job. This course discusses how being aware of both the messages conveyed during day-to-day activities and the everyday weapons available to inmates can help resolve potentially dangerous conflicts. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9324;
Jail Gangs
Do you have the inside information on gangs in your…
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Do you have the inside information on gangs in your correctional facility? Do you know how to recognize the signs of gang organization? In this course, Thomas R. Barry examines the role of gangs behind bars, gang rules, how to combat the gang, gathering information on gangs, and psychological tactics for dealing with gangs. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9369;
Jail Suicides and Close Quarter Assaults
Suicide is the number one cause of death in our…
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Suicide is the number one cause of death in our nations jails. The suicide rate in correctional facilities is nine times that of the general population. There are no quick fixes. This course examines how to implement an eight-step process to reduce the risk of suicide in your facility, and steps for avoiding and responding to close-quarter sudden assaults. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9325;
Juvenile Corrections
The risks associated with housing juvenile offenders and adult offenders…
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The risks associated with housing juvenile offenders and adult offenders in the same correctional facilities were identified roughly 100 years ago. Children were subjected to unspeakable atrocities in adult jails, and were returned to society as hardened criminals. This course discusses how and why juvenile offenders develop differently than non-offenders, how corrections officers can better supervise juvenile offenders, and how to deal with violent juvenile offenders. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9370;
Juvenile Inmates
What happens to children convicted of felonies? How are they…
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What happens to children convicted of felonies? How are they incarcerated? Can they be helped? In this course, judges, legal counsel, law enforcement officers, and academic experts examine the trend in the U.S. toward trying children as adults and discuss efforts being made to understand their violent behavior. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9326;
Medical Emergencies
Medical situations raise a variety of concerns for correctional institutions.…
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Medical situations raise a variety of concerns for correctional institutions. The institution must avoid deliberate indifference by showing active measures to address the problem. However, the institution must also consider the validity of the medical issue, or the possibility of a diversion. This course addresses procedures for handling different types of medical emergencies in and out of the correctional facility. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9447;
Prisoner Escort
The challenges facing corrections in the new millennium are many…
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The challenges facing corrections in the new millennium are many and varied. Not the least of which are how to handle the issue of the mentally handicapped and properly handling prisoner escorts. In this course, American Correctional Association President Richard Stalder examines where corrections has been and where it is going, emphasizing the treatment and housing of the mentally ill. Also, Captain Gary Klugiewicz of the Milwaukee County Sheriff Department walks through the steps of a safe prisoner escort and the dangers that await an officer or deputy who doesn't escort a prisoner correctly. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9327;
Professional Communications Skills
Why is there a need for law enforcement officers to…
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Why is there a need for law enforcement officers to have professional communications skills? Studies show that over 97 percent of situations that officers find themselves in are verbal, and yet the majority of training officers participate in is physical. In this course, Milwaukee County jail staff discusses and then demonstrates the importance of communication in the penal environment, including initial contact, disturbance resolution, physical intervention, and debriefing skills. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9328;
Stress Reduction and Improving Officer Morale
Following standard operating procedures isnt the only thing that determines…
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Following standard operating procedures isnt the only thing that determines the safe operation of a correctional facility. In this course, former FBI special agent Dick Ayers examines the issues of stress reduction and morale improvement among corrections workers, as well as the role of the correctional employee as a first responder. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9357;
Tactical Jaw and Limb Control
In the close quarters environment of a correctional facility, self-defense…
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In the close quarters environment of a correctional facility, self-defense tactics are vitally important. If attacked a law enforcment officer often has no place to retreat to await backup. In this two-part course, defensive tactics specialist Phil Messina introduces Tactical Jaw and Limb Control. Part one examines how to end a physical confrontation quickly using physiokinetics and time framing. Part two explains the pause reflex and how it can offer that critical second or two necessary to end a confrontation. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9357;
Use of Force: Role of the 8th Amendment
The Bill of Rights guarantees the people the right to…
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The Bill of Rights guarantees the people the right to worship freely. But what if an individuals right to worship conflicts with department policy? This course examines three U.S. Supreme Court cases regarding use of force and religious freedom. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9322;
Violent Attacks
Something as simple as handing a bag lunch to an…
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Something as simple as handing a bag lunch to an inmate can present an opportunity for an attack against an officer. This course examines how to identify key officer safety elements relevant to violent attacks, and translate the lessons learned from the re-creation into training and preparation exercises. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9319;
Youth Gangs
Youth gangs arent just an inner-city problem. According to a…
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Youth gangs arent just an inner-city problem. According to a recent survey, over 60 percent of law enforcement agencies have reported gang activity in their communities. The U.S. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention is stressing comprehensive community-based approaches to reducing youth gang violence. This course looks at three such programs. Duration: 0.5 hour; SKU: 9372;
Accidents & Emergencies
This course provides guidance for police officers who drive vehicles…
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This course provides guidance for police officers who drive vehicles on the job, describing post-accident procedures such as who to call, what information to provide and collect, and what forms to complete. Information is also provided regarding what officers can expect to be carried out by their department during the accident investigation and which corrective actions could be recommended to prevent similar accidents in the future. Likewise, the course also discusses strategies for responding safely to unexpected vehicle emergencies, such as a mechanical failure. Equipping a vehicle with an accident kit and emergency supplies is also part of the recommended preparation strategies, as well as some tips on preventing the major causes of accidents and emergencies. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9016;
Adjusting to Changing Driving Conditions
In 2005, 848,000 crashes in the U.S. occurred under rain,…
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In 2005, 848,000 crashes in the U.S. occurred under rain, sleet, or snow conditions, and although there are far fewer vehicles on roadways at nighttime, over half of all vehicle crashes involving fatalities occurred in dim or dark lighting conditions. Certainly, environmental conditions play a significant role in vehicle crashes. The most unfortunate aspect of such collisions is that oftentimes they are entirely preventable. The main culprit in such crashes is not the effect of the environment but the drivers who failed to recognize the hazardous conditions and drive appropriately.
Environmental conditions that can affect driving include weather, visibility, and road surface quality. All of these require drivers to be able to respond appropriately and adjust their driving performance to make sure the vehicle handles safely under the conditions present. This course reviews these environmental conditions and explains the required driver responses to ensure safe vehicle operations. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9006;
Characteristics of Law Enforcement Vehicles
Various kinds of vehicles are used by law enforcement officers.…
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Various kinds of vehicles are used by law enforcement officers. Each type has unique dimensions and mechanical components. Being familiar with these can help make vehicle operations safer.
This course reviews the various vehicle types used in law enforcement, highlighting the unique features of these vehicles as well as the distinct handling requirements required for safe operation. An overview of safety enhancements, Police Package Vehicles, lights, and sirens is provided. The culmination of these discussions centers on applying the knowledge gained to reduce crash risks. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9018;
Dangers of Speeding
Speeding is a contributing factor in nearly one-third of all…
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Speeding is a contributing factor in nearly one-third of all fatal crashes. Since 1995 the number of deaths and injuries attributed to speed have continued to rise. Technological advances in vehicle safety and passenger protection have not been able to prevent the thousands of needless deaths each year from speed-related crashes. Therefore, it is essential for all law enforcement officers to understand the dangers associated with speeding whether they are on duty or off the clock using their own vehicles.
The best solution to the problem of speeding is to make drivers aware of the problem and to equip them to drive at safe speeds, which are the two main objectives of this course. Various topics are covered in this module, including what factors influence drivers to speed; what risks arise from excessive speed; how speed affects stopping distance; what economic costs stem from speeding and aggressive driving; how to avoid becoming involved in a collision with a speeder; and what factors to consider in choosing a safe speed for vehicle operation.
This course focuses specifically on the dangers of speeding. Speeding during police pursuits is covered in a separate course, Police Pursuit Driving. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9010;
Defensive Driving Strategies
A worker is more likely to suffer fatal injury while…
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A worker is more likely to suffer fatal injury while operating a vehicle than any other job activity. The need for enhancing safety when driving cannot be understated. Unfortunately, improving one's own driving ability does not guarantee safety on the roadway. No matter how safe a driver is trained to be, he or she cannot control the behavior of other vehicle operators. Encountering unsafe drivers is an inevitable part of every driver's experience.
This course is aimed at preparing drivers for encountering potential hazards on the roadway. It follows a three-fold approach by encouraging drivers to anticipate, recognize, and respond to driving hazards. Within this framework, topics covered include principles of defensive driving, the need for driving defensively, practical instruction on how to drive defensively, instruction on maintaining a safety zone perimeter around the driver's vehicle, and effective stopping distance. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9009;
Distracted Driving
A brief glance at a new billboard, a turn of…
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A brief glance at a new billboard, a turn of the head to look into the backseat, a routine cell phone conversation -- these all have the potential to cause a deadly motor vehicle accident. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 6 million to 8.3 million drivers crashed in the past five years as a result of being distracted.
Distracted driving is receiving increasing attention from both the media and legislators, but there is still a long way to go before drivers are fully aware of the hazards involved. On average, drivers require about 3/4 of a second to react. When a driver's attention is diverted from the roadway, that reaction time can be drastically increased, and traumatic injury or fatality can be the tragic result.
This course examines the problem of distracted driving and offers solutions and prevention measures for avoiding accidents due to distracted driving. Recent case studies are also presented along with a discussion of the lessons that can be learned from each. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9578;
Driver Safety Orientation
This course highlights the steps police officers can take to…
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This course highlights the steps police officers can take to protect themselves while driving on the job. It describes the dangers associated with driving on the job and the driver's responsibilities when operating an organizational vehicle or a personal vehicle on organizational business. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9001;
Emergency Vehicle Operations
This course aims to review the fundamentals of driving law…
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This course aims to review the fundamentals of driving law enforcement vehicles. Using contemporary examples and statistics, the need for training on this subject is emphasized. Factors to consider in route planning are also reviewed. Special attention is given as well to proper start-up procedures, fundamentals of safe driving, defensive driving, and pursuit driving.
For optimum effectiveness, this course should be used in conjunction with real-world behind-the-wheel training and should not be considered a substitute for actual driving experience. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9020;
Impaired Driving
The purpose of this course is to encourage safe driving…
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The purpose of this course is to encourage safe driving practices among police officers, reduce departments' costs due to incidents caused by impaired driving, and educate drivers on the factors that contribute to impaired driving. Driving is a common task required of many people nationwide and even a small increase in safe driving practices can reduce the number of accidents and, most importantly, save lives. Due to the widespread nature of the alcohol-impaired driving problem in particular, special attention has been given to this problem. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9002;
Intersection Safety
This course highlights the principles and practices police officers must…
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This course highlights the principles and practices police officers must consider for safely navigating through various types of intersections and examines the potential risks associated with operating a vehicle at intersections. The course describes best practices for intersection safety and encourages the adoption of key safety practices to reduce vehicle-related crashes at intersections. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9003;
Legal Considerations for Police Drivers
This course reviews legal aspects of police emergency vehicle operations,…
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This course reviews legal aspects of police emergency vehicle operations, including appropriate vehicle procedures based upon federal, state, local, and organization regulations. It also reviews the need for compliance with traffic laws and appropriate conditions for exemption. Legal terms and principles discussed include due regard, true emergencies, negligence, and liability.
Because each state is different and each department's protocols may vary, personnel are encouraged to seek competent legal advice concerning any questions regarding these issues. This material is provided as general information and does not constitute legal advice. Consult an attorney for advice concerning specific matters. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9019;
Police Vehicle Technology
There is no doubt that technology has changed our lives…
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There is no doubt that technology has changed our lives for the better in multiple ways; however for law enforcement officers, technology becomes a matter of saving lives.
This course discusses technology pertaining to police vehicles. It examines the components that currently exist in police cruisers and how they function. It also explores some of the technological advances in the law enforcement industry pertaining to police vehicles that aim to make a safer work environment for officers. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9021;
Pursuit Driving
Every day a person dies as a result of a…
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Every day a person dies as a result of a police pursuit, and that number could be even higher. The full number of police pursuits nationwide and of their associated damages, injuries, and fatalities is difficult to determine. Regardless, it is clear that pursuits present a high degree of risk to officers, to those being pursued, and to the general public. To mitigate these risks, officers must receive proper training on safe pursuit driving.
This course focuses on increasing awareness of the risks inherent in pursuits and pursuit driving. It also suggests ways of minimizing these risks. The various legal precedents and criteria for pursuing and terminating a pursuit receive prominent attention. Tactical maneuvers, strategies, and methods are also covered.
The material in this course is not intended as a replacement for behind-the-wheel training. Rather, the material is best used in conjunction with such training, as it can provide a context where the course content can be directly applied. Duration: 1 hour;
Safe Backing
This course focuses on the various safety precautions and techniques…
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This course focuses on the various safety precautions and techniques for backing safely in a number of situations. Topics such as safe backing procedures, backing with a trailer, blind spots, adjusting mirrors, and parallel parking are covered. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9004;
Vehicle Inspection & Maintenance
Regularly inspecting a vehicle for problems and following a schedule…
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Regularly inspecting a vehicle for problems and following a schedule of routine maintenance are critical to ensuring safety and prolonging the life of the vehicle. Unfortunately, however, the majority of vehicles on the road are not properly inspected or maintained. A recent national survey found that at least 80% of vehicles are not adequately maintained and have at least one component needing attention (Car Care Council, 2007). This not only means that most vehicles on the roadway are not operating under optimally safe conditions, it also suggests that drivers do not recognize the need for following a regular schedule of inspecting and maintaining their vehicles.
A vehicle that is not regularly inspected and maintained will gradually degrade in performance, use more gasoline or diesel, and increase the chances that future repairs will be more costly. An inadequately maintained vehicle also produces more pollution, which can reflect negatively on the organization owning the vehicle.
This course focuses on the responsibility of police officers to inspect their vehicles and maintain them in good working condition. Critical and pertinent topics are covered such as what to inspect, how to document inspections, the cost-saving benefits of properly maintaining a vehicle, how to check tire pressure, and how to identify common vehicle problems before they contribute to costly major mechanical failures Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9014;
Vehicle Safety and Security
An unfortunate reality that every police officer has to deal…
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An unfortunate reality that every police officer has to deal with is the security and protection of patrol vehicles. According to the FBI, a vehicle is stolen in the U.S. every 26.4 seconds, and law enforcement vehicles are not exempt from theft. In addition to vehicle theft, a surprising amount of other causes of damage and loss of property, as well as injury and fatality to law enforcement personnel, is sustained every year due to patrol car incidents. Greater attention to security and safety measures of protection should be implemented to effectively curb this trend, contain the losses, and save lives.
This course is dedicated to educating law enforcement officers and improving patrol vehicle safety and security. Receiving particular emphasis in this course are the areas of preventing vehicle theft and enhancing the personal safety of vehicle occupants. Regarding vehicle security, topics covered include, among others, how to secure a vehicle safely when parking, what security devices can be installed to enhance protection, and how to follow a comprehensive "layered" approach to vehicle security. Vehicle safety is also featured prominently in this course, and topics such as safety tips for protecting vehicle occupants from injury in a collision and properly using vehicle-equipped safety devices are discussed. The lessons in this course provide safety measures officers can use to protect themselves whether they are on or off duty. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9012;
Arrest and Control Techniques
Gaining control of a threatening subject is a lifesaving skill…
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Gaining control of a threatening subject is a lifesaving skill for law enforcement officers. Arrests and subject confrontations can be dangerous, even fatal in some cases.
This course reviews basic subject arrest and control techniques that are designed to keep law enforcement officers safe while effectively gaining control of the subject. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9106; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Arrest Procedures
Making arrests is one of the primary tasks of law…
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Making arrests is one of the primary tasks of law enforcement officers. Lawful arrests help to reduce crime, protect communities, and remove offenders from society. To carry out this critical responsibility, law enforcement officers need to know when arrests are lawful and how to carry out arrests safely and effectively.
This course provides a general overview of arrest procedures. It discusses various aspects of arrests, including the legal justifications, limitations, and requirements of the powers of arrest invested in law enforcement officers. Procedures discussed in the course include those for handcuffing, investigative on-scene searching, and unique arrest scenarios such as mass arrests, juvenile arrests, and the arrest of non-US citizens. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9107;
Bloodborne Pathogens Safety
Blood and other potentially infectious material pose a serious threat…
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Blood and other potentially infectious material pose a serious threat to employees who are exposed to them. To reduce the health risks for workers whose duties involve exposure to blood or other potentially infectious material, OSHA issued the Bloodborne Pathogens (BBP) Standard. This course explains the requirements for complying with this standard as well as provides practical information on the various diseases and protection strategies associated with bloodborne pathogens.
In addition to federal OSHA standards, some state agencies have developed additional guidance on bloodborne pathogens. The State of California, for example, provides additional guidance and requirements pertaining to bloodborne pathogen regulations. Throughout this course, we will use the California regulations as an example of differences between state and federal regulations. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 6002p; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Civil Rights
Civil rights are a part of the democratic process that…
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Civil rights are a part of the democratic process that includes the protection of these rights. Civil rights laws are created on the federal level and through the United States Supreme Court. Individual states and municipalities may have their own set of civil rights laws, but they are generally based on federal laws. Although civil rights have been a part of history for centuries, they are back at the forefront in the current environment with concerns over racial inequity and police misconduct.
This course will discuss the history of civil rights, the Civil Rights Act, and other aspects related to civil rights including ways to prevent and protect against civil rights violations by law enforcement. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9557; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Constitutional Law
This course will review the U.S. Constitution and the Bill…
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This course will review the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights as it relates to the field of law enforcement. Emphasis will be given to amendments of the constitution that specifically target the way law enforcement carries out their job duties, including the First, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Eighth, and Fourteenth. This course will concentrate on the amendment that most defines our profession: the fourth amendment. Special consideration and emphasis will be on relevant court cases and case law that has defined and shaped the profession, both traditionally and in modern society. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9556; Accreditation: IADLEST;
CPR Academic
Each year approximately 250,000 people die of sudden cardiac arrest…
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Each year approximately 250,000 people die of sudden cardiac arrest in the United States. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is a combination of rescue breathing and chest compressions delivered to victims thought to be in cardiac arrest. During cardiac arrest, the heart stops pumping blood, blood pressure falls to zero, and the pulse stops. Within 10 seconds a victim may lose consciousness and become unresponsive. CPR helps circulate blood that contains oxygen to the brain and other vital organs and can help "buy time" until help arrives. This course highlights how to recognize the signs of cardiac arrest, how and when to perform CPR, and how to use an AED to help a person in cardiac arrest.
This course is meant to supplement CPR training conducted by the American Heart Association. It is not to be used as the primary guide for patient care. Please contact the American Heart Association for the hands-on class information. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9619; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Critical Incident Response
The purpose of this course is to define critical incidents…
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The purpose of this course is to define critical incidents that law enforcement officers may encounter throughout their careers. This course will also provide different stages of managing critical incident responses and post-critical-incident follow-up, as well as critical incident stress management after the critical incident response. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9110; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Discrimination in Law Enforcement
Discrimination in law enforcement continues to be a hot topic…
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Discrimination in law enforcement continues to be a hot topic of discussion in criminal justice and in our society. This course was designed for a variety of professionals to grasp a basic understanding of discrimination in law enforcement and the differences between harassment and discrimination. With an alarming increase in use of force incidents by law enforcement against citizens, it is essential to discuss racial and ethnic disparities in law enforcement and examine its effects on our society. This course of instruction will provide not only understanding, but a thorough analysis of discrimination. The student will also learn about unprofessional law enforcement conduct and the supervisors responsibilities and liabilities when this unprofessional conduct is observed. As the bond between society and our law enforcement professionals continue to be strained, learning about discrimination in law enforcement will assist the officer in identifying the symptoms of this behavior and nebulize it before it becomes problematic. This interactive course will provide scenario examples to focus learning and enable self-reflection of the students past experiences. Ultimately, the goal is to educate the student in all aspects of discrimination leading to a more professional police force. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9630; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Domestic Violence
Severe physical violence has been used by an intimate partner…
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Severe physical violence has been used by an intimate partner against one in four women in the United States. Domestic violence is a significant problem in society and presents a unique set of challenges to law enforcement. Abusers can be threatening and unpredictable at the scene. Officers need to protect the victim, any children, and themselves. To do so they need to understand the unique factors that contribute to domestic violence and the psychological and emotional influences that impact behavior in such incidents.
This course provides a general overview of domestic violence. Topics covered include understanding the psychologies of abusers and victims, breaking the cycle of violence, and identifying crimes commonly associated with domestic violence. Discussion also focuses on scene safety, conducting the on-scene investigation, criteria to determine whether to make an arrest, and strategies for protecting the victim. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9105; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Drug Interdiction
Drug trafficking is a major problem all throughout the country.…
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Drug trafficking is a major problem all throughout the country. Law enforcement officers are a valuable asset and have the ability to capture drugs in transit and interrupt drug operations. Drug interdiction operations require officers to always be attentive and actively searching for the next big bust. Vigilance, attention to detail, passion for their job, and integrity are essential elements that make an interdiction officer successful. This course provides officers with a guide for detecting drug trafficking. Tactical ways of obtaining more information and evidence that will lead to busts are also provided along with safety tips. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9112; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Drug Investigation
Narcotics investigation is one of the most dangerous activities in…
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Narcotics investigation is one of the most dangerous activities in law enforcement. The stakes are high and the consequences are severe. Drug criminals are often armed and willing to use violence to protect themselves and their drug business. The challenging task of law enforcement officers is to uncover vital intelligence, apprehend all suspects, and stay safe during all aspects of the operation. This course provides an overview of drug investigation with an emphasis on conducting operations in an effective manner while mitigating the inherent risks involved. The course discusses aspects of search and seizure laws that apply to drug investigations and prepares officers to be able to identify drugs and drug lab operations as well as understand undercover operations. It also reviews the importance of listening, recognizing body language, analyzing vehicles and drug-related sites, and recognizing when the drugs are not likely there. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9113; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Ethical Decision Making for Law Enforcement
The Ethical Decision Making for Law Enforcement course explores the…
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The Ethical Decision Making for Law Enforcement course explores the importance of ethics and ethical decision-making for law enforcement officers. It acknowledges the challenges officers face in navigating complex situations where the "right" decision may not always be clear. The course discusses the internal and external factors that motivate officers to behave ethically and emphasizes the significance of public perception and trust in law enforcement agencies. Through the analysis of scenarios, case studies, and topics that influence ethical decision-making, participants will develop a deeper understanding of ethics in the context of law enforcement. By the end of the course, participants will be able to define ethics, discuss decision-making models, analyze the impact of truthfulness in law enforcement, examine various ethical dilemmas, and explore other factors that shape ethical decision-making. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9011; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Evidence-Based Policing
When evidence-based policing is used, administrators can make more informed…
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When evidence-based policing is used, administrators can make more informed choices or diagnoses of problems in their jurisdictions. When data is used to provide a basis for police action in the community, the result is a safe and effective policing program to combat crime. This course will discuss important aspects of evidence-based policing, such as the definition of evidence-based policing, the value of research in evidence-based policing, how to measure performance, identifying problems with evidence-based policing, and how to evaluate new practices and test alternatives. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9614; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Excessive Force
Law enforcement personnel are frequently confronted with the decision to…
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Law enforcement personnel are frequently confronted with the decision to use force to apprehend a suspect. Often, there is only a split second in which to choose the proper course of action. Although a decision may be required immediately, officers do not often have the luxury of knowing all the information upfront. Is the suspect armed? Is anyone in danger? Is the suspect hiding anything? Hindsight may be 20/20, but will the officer's actions be compelling enough to convince a jury in the peaceful chambers of a judge's courtroom? The limitations to time and knowledge make any use of force decision a challenge. Through extensive training and experience, making the right decision is expected to become nearly instinctive to the officer. And in the overwhelming majority of cases, law enforcement personnel do make wise and effective use-of-force decisions. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9101; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Gang Dynamics
Gang activity continues to increase nationwide. As agencies grapple with…
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Gang activity continues to increase nationwide. As agencies grapple with this growing problem, personnel face the need to master an increasingly important skill: the ability to understand the inner workings and ideologies of gangs. The hardcore gang member operates by a different philosophy that the rest of society, one that places loyalty to the gang above all else. Understanding the social dynamics and motives that compel gang operations is critical to preventing gang violence. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9104;
Gang Identification
In the most recent survey of law enforcement, the U.S.…
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In the most recent survey of law enforcement, the U.S. Department of Justice found that there are nearly three-quarters of a million gang members in the U.S., representing nearly 30,000 different gangs or sets (2009). Gangs are found in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and all U.S. territories. Law enforcement data show a continued migration from urban areas to suburban and even rural communities. Due to the pervasiveness of gangs and their propensity for criminality, detecting the presence of gangs and identifying gang members is critical for protecting citizens and preventing crime. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9102;
Health and Wellness in Public Safety
The overall health and wellbeing of a person has been…
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The overall health and wellbeing of a person has been said to be the foundation of a productive life. All of us have heard the statistics from various sources pertaining to first responders and the greatly reduced life span they potentially face. In this course, well discuss and analyze the overall fitness and wellness of the major systems of the human body. Additionally, well discuss what first responders can do to improve their overall health and wellness, along with addressing important mental-health topics. As with any information pertaining to this topic, it is imperative that you consult with your physician before any changes are made. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9608; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Interactions with Individuals with Disabilities
People with disabilities may move, behave, or speak differently from…
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People with disabilities may move, behave, or speak differently from what first responders may expect. This can result in first responders assuming that the person is intoxicated or uncooperative instead of considering if they may have a disability. This interactive online course will provide you with effective methods of engaging with individuals who have intellectual and/or developmental disabilities during emergency response situations. Addressing various disabilities such as autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, Down syndrome, and fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, this course offers insights into recognizing signs, understanding behaviors, and employing specialized approaches for these individuals. You will learn to navigate potential communication barriers, assess situations calmly, and tactically reposition yourself to ensure a non-threatening and appropriate response, enhancing your ability to serve the diverse needs of individuals with disabilities. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9008; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Justice-Based Policing
Justice-based policing is a policing philosophy where discretionary enforcement decisions…
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Justice-based policing is a policing philosophy where discretionary enforcement decisions are made, not strictly upon what the letter of law is, but rather on what is the best, most fair decision for all parties involved.
Throughout this course we will look at the principles of procedural justice and the four tenets that encompass it. We will consider creating some internal guidelines and how those can assist you with Fair and Impartial Decision Making (FIDM), as well as review the F.A.I.R. acronym and how to put it into practice while performing duties and responding to calls for service. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9616; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Police Officer Liability
In todays society, command and supervision levels of police administrations…
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In todays society, command and supervision levels of police administrations and the front line police officer must be familiar with policy and procedures of the department, applicable state and federal law, and best practices for protecting yourself and your agency from civil monetary claims and lawsuits.
Every agency and each individual officer must be conscious of their own liability and the possibility of an individual seeking compensation for acts committed by officers while enforcing the law and keeping the peace in their jurisdictions. Even the most defendable lawsuit can be costly and divert funds needed for the agency budget.
This course examines several practical ways in which you can reduce your risk through effective liability management. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9558; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Policies and Procedures in Law Enforcement
This course reviews the fundamentals of policies and procedures and…
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This course reviews the fundamentals of policies and procedures and why they are crucial to the operations of law enforcement agencies. The need for clear and concise policies and procedures will be discussed, with examples of the impact from a lack of proper policies and procedures. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9553; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Rapidly Evolving Challenges, Perspectives and Responsibilities of Law Enforcement
This course encourages you to pause, reflect, and re-evaluate the…
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This course encourages you to pause, reflect, and re-evaluate the purpose of public safety, and where the greatest opportunities for a successful relationship with the community exist. What challenges are inhibiting success? How is success defined? What other agencies within local government also have an integral and dependent role? Much, if not most, of public safety is reactive. The goal of this course is to take a pause from being reactive and, instead, evaluate the challenges so public safety can be addressed by identifying root causes. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9604; Accreditation: IADLEST;
TCOLE Advisory Board Training
The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education…
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The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education (TCLEOSE) serves as the regulatory agency responsible for the development and enforcement of law enforcement standards. TCLEOSE was created and granted statutory authority under Chapter 1701 of the Texas Occupations Code.
The purpose of this training is to provide members of the advisory board of the statutory authority under which they are appointed as well a review of the rules promulgated by the Commission regarding the duties and function of the advisory board. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 7999;
Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder for First Responders
In the US, it is estimated that 1 in 36…
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In the US, it is estimated that 1 in 36 children have autism and 1 in 45 adults have autism. This interactive online course is designed to equip first responders with crucial insights into Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to facilitate safer and more effective interactions. The course focuses on identifying ASD traits, understanding associated mental and physical issues that may coexist, and addressing potential difficulties in communication and behavior. It provides tools and approaches to navigate encounters with individuals with ASD in various public safety roles. You will learn how to recognize signs of ASD, approach situations calmly, and tactically reposition yourself to ensure appropriate and non-threatening interactions, ultimately enhancing your ability to assist and support individuals with ASD in emergency situations. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9015; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Understanding Fatigue for Law Enforcement
Law enforcement officers' job requirements are challenging in many ways,…
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Law enforcement officers' job requirements are challenging in many ways, but one obstacle that is often overlooked is officer fatigue. Police officers work around the clock, and these hours, along with the already dangerous job tasks they must perform, can lead to sleep loss. Loss of sleep leads to decreased alertness, deterioration of performance, health issues, and ultimately compromised safety on the job.
Law enforcement officers must always maintain the highest level of performance and personal safety possible while on duty; therefore, it is essential that officer fatigue be examined closely and on multiple levels.
This course will focus on officer fatigue by examining the causes and effects of fatigue, the physiological factors that underlie fatigue, the ways that fatigue can impair officers as they perform certain tasks, and fatigue management strategies that officers and departments can implement in order to improve performance. It will also look at how police officers can identify core fatigue factors as part of an investigation. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9187; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Workplace Violence in Law Enforcement
Workplace violence has emerged as an important safety and health…
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Workplace violence has emerged as an important safety and health issue in today's workplace. Its most extreme form, homicide, is the fourth-leading cause of fatal occupational injury in the United States. On average, workplace violence accounts for 1.7 million injuries and 800 deaths per year [Bureau of Justice Statistics 2005; BLS 2005]. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries, assaults and violent acts represented 18% of all fatal work-related injuries in 2009. Death or injury should not be an inevitable result of one's chosen occupation, nor should these staggering figures be accepted as a cost of doing business. By recognizing the signs of potentially violent behavior and taking steps to protect yourself, you can help prevent violence in your workplace. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9620; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Critical Infrastructure Protection (3 modules)
Module 1: In recent years, it has become increasingly evident…
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Module 1: In recent years, it has become increasingly evident that public safety organizations are vulnerable to a variety of threats natural, accidental, and manmade. The critical infrastructures first responders depend upon are also vulnerable. Applying countermeasures is the key to protecting critical infrastructures such as personnel and cyber property. Hear what experts say about the importance of applying countermeasures to critical infrastructures and how to do it in your community.
Module 2: During the past two decades, several events have exposed the fragility of the critical infrastructures that U.S. citizens and businesses depend upon. From catastrophic accidents and natural disasters to acts of domestic and international terrorism, America's vital resources are continuously under the threat of damage and disruption. This course provides a basic description of how you should conduct a vulnerability analysis on the critical infrastructures your agency depends upon to accomplish its organizational mission, including critical infrastructures (CIs) that may be outside your agency's span of control.
Module 3: Disaster! The word invokes images of chaos, devastation, and sorrow. First responders throughout the country are summoned every year to countless disaster scenes. During the past few years alone, the ruin left in the wake of many high-profile incidents has left vivid memories in our national consciousness.This course provides an overview of the second and fourth steps of the Critical Infrastructure Protection Process (CIPP). Specifically, you will learn how to determine threats that may jeopardize agency/community critical infrastructures (CI) and key assets and you will learn how to assess risk. Duration: 1.75 hour; SKU: 9306, 9307, 9308;
Homeland Security Awareness (6 modules)
The September 11, 2001 attacks against the U.S. have forced…
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The September 11, 2001 attacks against the U.S. have forced both the citizens of this country and the public service agencies that serve them to confront the possibility of a terrorist attack involving weapons of mass destruction (WMD). A chemical, biological, radiological/nuclear, or explosive/incendiary attack would pose unprecedented challenges for police, fire, emergency medical services (EMS), and emergency management personnel.This course prepares the student from law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services (EMS) to understand the coordination requirements and importance of an integrated emergency management and incident command system when responding to hazardous materials and weapons of mass destruction (WMD) threats and occurrences. Duration: 6 hour; SKU: 9300, 9301. 9302, 9303, 9304, 9305;
Weapons of Mass Destruction Overview (2 modules)
Since the terrorist attacks on U.S. soil in September 2001,…
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Since the terrorist attacks on U.S. soil in September 2001, agencies are increasingly realizing the threats posed by weapons of mass destruction (WMDs). Understanding the basics of WMDs, including their categorization, detection, effects, and the incident command system employed to combat them is important for line-level officers in every agency. This two-part course provides the officer with a context within which to understand weapons of mass destruction (WMDs). It also focuses on pathogens and toxins, the two major categories of biological weapons, providing an overview of the weapons/agents that fall into each category. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9420, 9421;
Crimes Against Children Part 1
This two-part course explores crimes against children, focusing on law…
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This two-part course explores crimes against children, focusing on law enforcements role and collaboration with other agencies involved in child victim cases. Part one emphasizes the history of child abuse, defining what constitutes abuse, and recognizing its signs. Part two covers interviewing techniques and investigation methods specific to crimes against children, addressing challenges and providing guidelines for effectively handling these cases. You will learn strategies for interacting with child victims to achieve successful prosecution. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9023; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Crimes Against Children Part 2
This two-part course explores crimes against children, focusing on law…
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This two-part course explores crimes against children, focusing on law enforcements role and collaboration with other agencies involved in child victim cases. Part one emphasizes the history of child abuse, defining what constitutes abuse, and recognizing its signs. Part two covers interviewing techniques and investigation methods specific to crimes against children, addressing challenges and providing guidelines for effectively handling these cases. You will learn strategies for interacting with child victims to achieve successful prosecution. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9024; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Sexual Assault Investigations
?? The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network reports that a…
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?? The Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network reports that a sexual assault occurs in the United States every 68 seconds. In addition, it is reported that every 9 minutes, it involves a child, with only 25 out of every 1,000 perpetrators ending up in prison. This interactive online course provides crucial insights for law enforcement officers dealing with sexual assault investigations, addressing the pressing need to prevent compromises in evidence, knowledge gaps, and inadequate report writing. You will learn the significance of conducting unbiased investigations, ensuring comprehensive interviews and reports, and recognizing the pivotal role of victim advocates. Covering the importance of evidence preservation, the role of Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners, and the profound effects of sexual assault on victims, this course equips officers with practical knowledge to enhance their understanding and effectiveness in combating this pervasive criminal act and ensuring justice for survivors. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9007; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Active Shooter Preparation and Response
On April 20, 1999, two students at Columbine High School…
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On April 20, 1999, two students at Columbine High School located in Columbine, Colorado, committed one of the worst mass killings in the history of the United States. The students, later identified as Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, killed twelve students, one teacher, and wounded twenty-one others. At the time, the Columbine massacre was the deadliest high school shooting in United States History. Harris and Klebold fired over 180 rounds and detonated multiple homemade bombs during the shooting spree.
Columbine may be the initial incident to change law enforcement response to a mass killing in progress but, with every mass killing, law enforcement agencies continue to work on prevention and preparation for potential future incidents. Duration: 2 hour; SKU: 9606; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Contact and Cover
According to Advanced Patrol Tactics, Contact and Cover is a…
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According to Advanced Patrol Tactics, Contact and Cover is a tactic that involves two or more officers and one or more unsecured suspects. This concept allows for a complete approach to officer safety while allowing a high degree of suspect control. Contact and Cover is used for conflict management, physical intercession, and officer safety, by designating roles to police officers while on the scene of an investigation or arrest. Police officers have always been taught the basic concepts of Contact and Cover and have used the tactics during traffic stops and calls for service such as domestics. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9613; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Officer Rescue
This course will discuss a variety of topics that will…
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This course will discuss a variety of topics that will inform and educate the law enforcement officer in the topic of officer rescue. The discussion of extraction techniques, prioritization of care, including triage and medical assessment could result in the saving of an officer and civilian lives. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9617; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Physiological Response to Stress
This course will define stress and its causes for law…
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This course will define stress and its causes for law enforcement officers. Specifically, it will focus on the physiological response caused by prolonged stress in todays difficult environment, as well as the stress response that occurs during a high-stress event. It will also present suggestions that can be implemented by individuals or departments to help officers deal with stress, so they can continue to work effectively and compassionately to protect and serve their communities. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9487; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Vehicle Close Quarter Battle (VCQB)
In this course, we will discuss and analyze a variety…
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In this course, we will discuss and analyze a variety of different techniques when the officer is attacked with deadly force while confined in or around a motor vehicle and must keep himself and the public safe. Modern police vehicles can provide sufficient cover when involved in a gunfight with an assailant. The topic of Close Quarters Vehicle Battle (CQVB) is a new discipline of instruction that is now being taught at police academies and in-service classes throughout the country. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9615; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Approach: Buildings
Law enforcement is a dangerous profession and survival is often…
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Law enforcement is a dangerous profession and survival is often predicated on preparation and survival tactics. This is especially true when approaching a building, as the officer is typically unaware of what is going on inside and the potential dangers within. Due to the fact that many of these approaches occur while a crime is in progress or the suspect is still on the scene, building approaches present a variety of situations where an officers life may be at stake. This course focuses on presenting strategies and precautions to increase officer safety both before and during a building approach.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in determining potential threats and which tactics to use to avoid surprises while in the disadvantageous position of approaching a building.
This course provides an overview of the building approaches while considering the totality of the situation and your safety. It aims to provide a better understanding of the arriving officers objectives before an approach, the benefits of a stealth approach, safe approach tactics, and how to avoid the fatal funnel and kill zone. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9581;
Approach: People
Law enforcement can be a dangerous profession and survival is…
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Law enforcement can be a dangerous profession and survival is often predicated on proper preparation and survival tactics. Where many officers go wrong is that they assume a call is inconsequential and approach on auto pilot thereby disregarding their survival mindset. This course focuses on maintaining that survival mindset when approaching potentially dangerous people by emphasizing safe approaches, legal justifications to approach, and approach priority.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in identifying potentially dangerous approaches and how planning can help you when dealing with a dangerous suspect.
This course provides an overview of the proper way to approach people by considering the totality of the situation and your safety. It aims to provide a better understanding of the when/then mentality, the three legal justifications for approaching people, approach priority, and the duties and responsibilities of the contact and cover officers. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9579;
Approach: Vehicle
Law enforcement is a dangerous profession and survival is often…
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Law enforcement is a dangerous profession and survival is often predicated on preparation and survival tactics, especially when approaching a vehicle. During an average year, approximately 12% of officers murdered in the line of duty are killed making vehicle contacts, and with the majority of these stops, potential danger cannot be known in advance. This course focuses on maintaining a survival mindset when approaching potentially dangerous vehicles and the tactics needed to be aware of potential hazards prior to approach.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in identifying potentially dangerous vehicle approaches and how to protect yourself in these scenarios.
This course provides an overview of the proper way to approach vehicles while considering the totality of the situation and your safety. It aims to provide a better understanding of the circumstances for approaching vehicles, observations conducted before an approach, the types of approaches, and officer positioning upon arrival. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9580;
Body Language: Analysis of Deceptive Behavior
One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses…
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One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses is the ability to influence the overall outcome of interactions. This course focuses on todays law enforcement professionals and their ability to effectively evaluate peoples behaviors to analyze and identify deception through speech, facial expressions, and body language.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and a wide array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in developing techniques for detecting deceptive behavior and identify various cues that someone may be lying.
This course provides an overview of the indicators of deceptive behavior and techniques to determine truthfulness. It aims to provide a better understanding of the signs of deception, conducting statement analysis, Freudian slips, and body language cues that convey hidden meanings. It is essential for law enforcement professionals to be able to determine deception and to be able to detect and interpret meaning across a wide spectrum of communication types. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9575;
Body Language: Analysis of Pre-Attack Indicators
One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses…
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One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses is the ability to influence the overall outcome of interactions. This course focuses on todays law enforcement professionals and their ability to effectively evaluate and identify peoples potentially dangerous behaviors.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and a wide array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in developing techniques for detecting pre-attack indicators and body cues that can indicate danger to law enforcement professionals.
This course provides an overview of the indicators of attack and techniques to determine potentially dangerous human behaviors. It aims to provide a better understanding of danger cues through body language, unconscious indexing, verbal threats, and physical behavior that can indicate micro-aggressions. It is essential for law enforcement professionals to be able to identify pre-attack indicators as the safety of all involved is paramount in all situations. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9576;
Body Language: Reading People 101
One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses…
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One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses is the ability to influence the overall outcome of interactions. This course focuses on todays law enforcement professionals and their ability to effectively evaluate others through non-verbal communication and body language to make informed decisions and inferences.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and a wide array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in developing techniques for reading peoples unconscious thoughts and actions via body language cues and responses.
This course provides an overview of the six main non-verbals used by law enforcement professionals to determine underlying messages and unconscious communication. It aims to provide a better understanding of the types of non-verbal communication, methods of reading another persons body language, meaning behind various facial expressions, and learned versus innate behavior. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9573;
Body Language: Reading People 201
One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses…
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One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses is the ability to influence the overall outcome of interactions. This course focuses on todays law enforcement professionals and their ability to effectively evaluate others through non-verbal communication and body language to make informed decisions and inferences.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and a wide array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in developing techniques for reading the totality of peoples body language, spoken words, and behavior in any given situation.
This course provides an overview of all types of unconscious communication to allow law enforcement professionals to be aware of subtle changes in behavior and body language that can convey essential information. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9574;
Distracted Driving
A brief glance at a new billboard, a turn of…
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A brief glance at a new billboard, a turn of the head to look into the backseat, a routine cell phone conversation -- these all have the potential to cause a deadly motor vehicle accident. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 6 million to 8.3 million drivers crashed in the past five years as a result of being distracted.
Distracted driving is receiving increasing attention from both the media and legislators, but there is still a long way to go before drivers are fully aware of the hazards involved. On average, drivers require about 3/4 of a second to react. When a driver's attention is diverted from the roadway, that reaction time can be drastically increased, and traumatic injury or fatality can be the tragic result.
This course examines the problem of distracted driving and offers solutions and prevention measures for avoiding accidents due to distracted driving. Recent case studies are also presented along with a discussion of the lessons that can be learned from each. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9005;
Emotional Survival in Law Enforcement
Law enforcement is a dangerous profession and survival is often…
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Law enforcement is a dangerous profession and survival is often predicated on preparation and both external and internal survival tactics. Due to the demands that exist in a law enforcement career, ensuring your own wellbeing and emotional survival can be daunting. This course focuses on presenting strategies to manage those demands and provides skills that can be immediately and easily put into practice to assist in your emotional survival.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life situations are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in managing the demands that are inherent in a career serving and protecting a community, as well as the demands in your own home and family-life.
This course provides an overview of police culture and the negative effects of ignoring your emotional wellbeing, physical health, and coping skills. It aims to provide a better understanding of the stressors law enforcement professionals deal with every day, the results of those stressors, and how to start winning the battle against stress. Managing stress in an inherently dangerous profession is key to your emotional survival. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9584;
Guardians and Warriors: Seeking Balance
With law enforcement professionals today under increasing amounts of scrutiny…
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With law enforcement professionals today under increasing amounts of scrutiny in an already dangerous profession, the right mindset is key in managing everyday situations. Many officers have adopted a warrior mindset in order to physiologically deal with the stressors of their jobs, but they are also guardians in the way they protect the public. This course focuses on how to balance these two mindsets in order to maintain public trust, perform your duties at a high-level, and prevent crime and disorder.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life situations are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist with channeling both the warrior and guardian mindsets and how they are applied to a wide range of circumstances.
This course provides an overview of Sir Robert Peels Nine Principles of Policing and how they tie into the guardian and warrior mindsets. It aims to provide a better understanding of how these mindsets can be mutually exclusive and how effective training can be used to increase public trust. It also explores the phrase Guardian Heart, Warrior Spirit and the training aspects of knowing when to switch from one mindset to the other. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9586;
Guardians on the Grounds: Police-Fire Relations and Securing Facilities
In the case of an active threat or active shooter…
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In the case of an active threat or active shooter situation, it is essential to ask yourself, what is your mission? As this question may stir many answers, the goal must always conclude to working together as public safety Fire and EMS working under the protection of the police will make entry for assessment, triage, and quickly coordinate an evacuation plan. Time to the wounded is lives saved.
Moving forward from such tragedies, public safety professionals must learn from the research linked to certain stressors experienced by active shooters. The community plays a vital role in acting as the eyes of Law Enforcement and in what actions may be necessary to keep the community safe.
This course provides an overview of the perspective behind the active shooter, the victims, and the first responders involved in active threat situations. We will be looking into current events involving active shooters and what, as a unit, can be accomplished with a common understanding of our on-going mission. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9583;
Interaction Principles for De-Escalation Success
One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses…
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One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses is the ability to influence the overall outcome of interactions. This course focuses on todays peacekeeper and their ability to effectively evaluate others and by means of interaction make sound decisions that result in safe and successful resolutions.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and a wide array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in developing techniques for dealing with people during all types of interactions to de-escalate potentially volatile situations.
This course provides an overview of the interaction skills needed by law enforcement professionals to successfully de-escalation situations. It aims to provide a better understanding of the seven principles of interaction, de-escalation and conflict stages, and potential pitfalls to avoid during any human interaction. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9572;
Kinesics Interviewing: Reading the Suspect & Detecting Deception
One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses…
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One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses is the ability to read a suspect and detect deception during interviews. This ability allows the interviewer to detect unconscious thoughts and actions from the suspect that they would rather keep hidden. This course focuses on the ability to effectively read peoples behaviors, speech, facial expressions, and body language in order to conduct effective interviews.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and a wide array of videos of real-life scenarios are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in developing techniques for reading human communications, both verbal and non-verbal, and detecting deceptive behavior.
This course provides an overview of what to watch for when youre reading people and the indicators of deceptive behavior. It aims to provide a better understanding of how to effectively interview and interrogate a potential suspect, including how body language can reveal unconscious thoughts and feelings that can convey hidden meanings. It is essential for law enforcement professionals to be able to determine deception and to be able to read and interpret meaning across a wide spectrum of communication methods. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9589;
Leadership: Personal Agenda or Mission Success
Law enforcement is a dangerous profession, and exceptional leadership is…
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Law enforcement is a dangerous profession, and exceptional leadership is essential to ensure department safety and success. To be an effective leader, you must understand the people you intend to lead and ensure that the vision you represent is effectively communicated. This course focuses on finding the leader within yourself and the necessary leadership skills required to excel in accomplishing your departments goals.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life situations are utilized to offer training scenarios to identify the skills all great leaders need to have, and the training necessary to ensure your leadership principles are not compromised by stress.
This course provides an overview of leadership skills in law enforcement and the three principles of legitimacy. It aims to provide a better understanding of how stress can affect decision making and the difference between diverted and focused stress. It also explores how to balance citizen service and officer/citizen safety through extensive training. With leadership in law enforcement always evolving, it is crucial to understand the training required to be an effective leader. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9588;
Motivation and Bureaucratic Roadblocks
Law enforcement is a demanding profession, and a positive organizational…
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Law enforcement is a demanding profession, and a positive organizational culture is essential to creating a motivating environment that enforces a sense of purpose. To effectively motivate a group of officers, you must have their trust and recognize that they are your greatest resource for creating a successful department. This course focuses on how to effectively foster a motivating environment while being aware of bureaucratic roadblocks that may hinder your efforts.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life situations are utilized to offer training scenarios that identify how the right culture is essential to motivation, and the obstacles that bureaucracy creates which can sap an officers motivation to be their best.
This course provides an overview of what is needed to motivate a group and how the right culture can make or break a department. It aims to provide a better understanding of the bureaucratic roadblocks that can affect law enforcement professionals and how they can be used to beat the desire and motivation out of an officer. It also explores the three (3) basic drives of the workforce and how self-determination theory can be applied to law enforcement. Motivation is a key factor in any successful organization, and it becomes even more important with the difficult job law enforcement professionals have to perform every day. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9590;
Roadway Dangers
Studies have found that more law enforcement officers are killed…
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Studies have found that more law enforcement officers are killed and injured in and around their vehicles than by felonious assaults. To drastically reduce these numbers, a cultural shift must occur when it comes to roadway activities. This course focuses on roadway dangers that include everything from operating motor vehicles on patrol, pursuits and emergency responses to positioning on stops, directing traffic and assisting on accident scenes.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and an array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that assist in developing techniques for identifying roadway dangers and how to prevent unnecessary injury or even death.
This course provides an overview of the various roadway dangers a law enforcement professional will encounter over the course of their careers. It aims to provide a better understanding of your responsibilities behind the wheel of a vehicle, pursuit policy, and appropriate decision making while on the roadway. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9577;
Shoot/Don't Shoot: The Jesse Kidder Incident
In law enforcement one of the most difficult and consequential…
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In law enforcement one of the most difficult and consequential decisions an officer has to make is whether or not to use lethal force. These decisions are often made under intense stress and need to be made in the blink of an eye but carry long-lasting effects. This course focuses on situations where officers needed to make a shoot or dont shoot decision and the consequences of their actions.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and a wide array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios that show situations where officers need to make lethal force decisions and how the perspective of the officer affects the outcome of these encounters.
This course provides an overview of the limitations of body cameras in these situations and how effective training can prepare an officer when these encounters occur. It aims to provide a better understanding of potential danger cues, such as micro-gestures and facial expressions that can indicate that an officer may need to use lethal force. It also explores the responses officers can have in these situations and how they select the response that works best for them in the moment. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9593;
The Essential Component of De-Escalation and Conflict Resolution
One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses…
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One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses is the ability to influence the overall outcome of interactions. This course focuses on todays peacekeeper and their ability to effectively evaluate others and by means of communication make sound decisions that result in safe and successful resolutions.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and a wide array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios with the goal of understanding improving your de-escalation techniques and conflict resolution skills.
This course provides an overview of the essentials of de-escalation and conflict resolution. It aims to give law enforcement professionals a better understanding of the importance of effective communication skills to defuse potentially volatile situations. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9570;
The Fatal Four
Law enforcement is a demanding profession, and the job can…
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Law enforcement is a demanding profession, and the job can take a toll on any law enforcement professional, both mentally and physically. This course focuses on the potentially fatal dangers police officers face every day in the form of felonious assaults, roadway incidents, lack of physical conditioning, and not addressing mental health issues.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life situations are utilized to offer training scenarios that identify potentially fatal situations, how being aware of your surroundings in these situations can help minimize the dangers you could potentially face, and how to prepare yourself to deal with potentially fatal encounters.
This course provides an overview of the four major areas that put officers at risk of injury or death and how to minimize exposure to those fatal dangers. It aims to provide a better understanding of the importance of physical fitness and the impact poor physical health can have on the life expectancy of police officers. It also explores the prevalence of officer suicide, the indicators of potential suicide that may be presented, and how to help. Due to the nature of the job, potentially fatal encounters are an inevitable part of being a law enforcement professional, and its essential to understand how best to approach these situations. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9594;
The Fundamentals of Stress 101
Law enforcement is a demanding profession, and the stressors of…
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Law enforcement is a demanding profession, and the stressors of the job can take a toll on any law enforcement professional. To effectively manage stress, you must understand what stress looks like, what triggers your stress, and the difference between acute and chronic stress. This course focuses on the fundamentals of stress, how you feel when youre stressed, and how stress can affect you on the job.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life situations are utilized to offer training scenarios that identify the difference between good stress and bad stress, how stress can affect your fight or flight response, and how you can practice for stress to use it to your advantage.
This course provides an overview of the stress response in humans and how it is designed to deal with threats. It aims to provide a better understanding of the biological factors of stress and how it can affect your body. It also explores the four (4) Fs of the flight or fight response and how your biology can trump training in these moments. Due to the nature of the job, stress in an inevitable part of being a law enforcement professional, and its essential to understand what triggers your stress and how it can affect you. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9591;
The Fundamentals of Stress 201
Law enforcement is a demanding profession, and the stressors of…
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Law enforcement is a demanding profession, and the stressors of the job can take a toll on any law enforcement professional. To effectively address stress, you must understand the phases of stress, and how to prepare and work through both acute and chronic stressors. This course focuses on how to mitigate stress through the three phases of stress, the circle of control, and what your body needs after stressful events.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life situations are utilized to offer training scenarios that identify how to stack the deck in your favor against stress, how fatigue greatly impacts decision-making, and how to move forward after stressful events.
This course provides an overview of how to mitigate stress and how to recover both mentally and physically after stressful events. It aims to provide a better understanding of the circle of control and the difference between control and influence. It also explores how physical fitness and fatigue can directly affect how you handle stress and the devastating effects of chronic stress on an officers health. Due to the nature of the job, stress in an inevitable part of being a law enforcement professional, and its essential to understand how to effectively deal with stress in order to minimize or mitigate its negative effects. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9592;
The Graham Standard
The ability to conduct swift yet constructive decision-making is essential…
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The ability to conduct swift yet constructive decision-making is essential to executing any action taken against individuals who may appear to be acting suspiciously. Police are often forced to make split second judgements in circumstances that are tense, uncertain and rapidly evolving about the amount of force that is necessary dependent on the situation. In the case of Graham v. Connor 490 us 386 (1989), we witness the officers use of force analyzed under the Fourth Amendment objective reasonableness standard and the incapability of providing precise definition or mechanical application when considering the opposing party.
This course provides an overview of this specific case that not only supports the warrior aspect an officer must possess but understand the significance of the guardian aspect and the balance between the two characteristics surrounding the decision to apply force and post incident. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9582;
Truths of Human Interaction
One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses…
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One of the greatest tools a law enforcement professional possesses is the ability to influence the overall outcome of interactions. This course focuses on todays peacekeeper and their ability to effectively evaluate others and by means of communication make sound decisions that result in safe and successful resolutions.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, and a wide array of videos of real-life encounters are utilized to offer training scenarios with the goal of understanding the various types of human interactions and how being aware of these truths can further your overall professional goal.
This course provides an overview of human interactions and the importance of truly understanding what these interactions intimate. It aims to give law enforcement professionals a better understanding of the types of interactions, meaning behind verbal and non-verbal cues, the importance of making people feel valued and the avoidance of career-ruining mistakes. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9571;
Women in Leadership
Law enforcement is a dangerous profession and exceptional leadership is…
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Law enforcement is a dangerous profession and exceptional leadership is integral to ensure department safety and success. In the past, men have traditionally held the leadership roles in law enforcement, but with more women entering the profession every day it is essential and beneficial to have more female leadership. This course focuses on presenting qualities that women possess that makes them superb leaders and the necessary leadership skills to excel in the law enforcement profession.
Numerous case studies, scientific research, statistics, and an array of videos of real-life situations are utilized to offer training scenarios to identify the skills all great leaders need to have, and the qualities women possess that set them apart from their male colleagues.
This course provides an overview of leadership qualities in law enforcement and the difference in leadership qualities between men and women. It aims to provide a better understanding of the strengths of female leadership, the power of appreciation, and how to maintain a positive communal spirit. Law enforcement is always in need of excellent leadership and women possess qualities to successfully lead the way. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9585;
Arrest Procedures
Making an arrest is one of the most critical and…
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Making an arrest is one of the most critical and legally complex tasks a law enforcement officer will undertake. This interactive online course covers the laws of arrest, current case law, arrest procedures, and contemporary issues related to this fundamental responsibility. Special emphasis is placed on the legal justifications, limitations, and requirements necessary for lawful arrests. By understanding these aspects, officers can minimize legal liabilities and ensure arrests are conducted properly and safely. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9034; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Body Cameras
The increasing use of body-worn cameras presents a means of…
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The increasing use of body-worn cameras presents a means of a remedy to bridge the gap of community distrust and police accountability. This course outlines how the camera program will strengthen the performance of good police officers and reveal officers who engage in misconduct and abuse. It also describes the policies and procedures adopted by an agency in a successful program and how the administration's willingness to hold the officers accountable to the camera use contribute to its success. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9609; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Critical Incident Stress Management
The purpose of this course is to define Critical Incident…
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The purpose of this course is to define Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) and the importance for police departments to have tools to assist officers who are involved with critical incidents. This course will also describe components of a CISM Program and how to recognize signs and symptoms that officers may experience both short-term and long-term. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9458; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Duty to Intervene
With high-profile cases like Rodney King, George Floyd, and Tyre…
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With high-profile cases like Rodney King, George Floyd, and Tyre Nichols highlighting the devastating consequences of inaction, it's imperative that officers understand their legal and ethical responsibilities to prevent such incidents. This interactive online course addresses the critical issue of a law enforcement officer's duty to intervene when witnessing excessive force or misconduct by fellow officers. The course covers the definition of the duty to intervene, how to recognize excessive force, and the steps officers must take to de-escalate and address misconduct. Additionally, it explores the serious legal and civil consequences of failing to act and provides tools for self-regulation and intervention. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9031; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Emergency Vehicle Pursuit Operations
The goal of this course is to ensure you understand…
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The goal of this course is to ensure you understand that you have in your care, custody, and control, a responsibility to limit liability and operate your vehicle in the most professional and safe manner possible. Furthermore, you must understand the specifics of case law, policies, and procedures as they pertain to emergency-vehicle operation. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9612; Accreditation: IADLEST;
First Amendment Auditors and Sovereign Citizens
This course defines and examines both first Amendment Auditors and…
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This course defines and examines both first Amendment Auditors and sovereign citizens, provide background information on both groups, and discuss how they came to exist. The course will also provide examples of interactions with both groups by law enforcement and courts, examples of threats to law enforcement, and how officers should handle interactions with both groups. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9611; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Human Trafficking Basics for First Responders
Human trafficking is one of the worlds most appalling crimes…
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Human trafficking is one of the worlds most appalling crimes against our social and moralistic beliefs, and it continues to degrade our society as it persists and spreads.
In this course, we seek to discuss and analyze the topic of human trafficking and how you, the first responder, can assist in identifying and investigating such incidents. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9610; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Identifying and Understanding a Mental Health Crisis
It is essential for every officer to be knowledgeable about…
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It is essential for every officer to be knowledgeable about mental health issues, the symptoms of common mental health diagnoses, and how to interact with people exhibiting those symptoms. This interactive online course discusses mental health with an emphasis on information that patrol officers can use to recognize and identify individuals with mental health issues or those in a mental health crisis. This course reviews common mental health conditions, the symptoms of those conditions, and available resources. You will learn how to identify a person in a mental health crisis and understand the resources available for those with mental health issues. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9029; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Initial Incident Command for In Progress Events
While most incident command structures prioritize emergency medical and fire…
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While most incident command structures prioritize emergency medical and fire services, law enforcement requires distinct procedures for handling various critical incidents. This interactive course focuses on the development of specialized incident command systems tailored to law enforcement's role during initial responses to emergencies. The course emphasizes the importance of interagency collaboration with fire and EMS, recognizing different incident types, and implementing policies that guide first responders in crisis situations. Participants will gain an understanding of key incident command principles, communication strategies, and lessons learned from previous critical incidents. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9036; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Law Enforcement Medical Emergency Aid
Research has shown that a significant percentage of trauma-related deaths…
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Research has shown that a significant percentage of trauma-related deaths are preventable with timely intervention, making it essential for officers to act before EMS can safely arrive. This interactive online course addresses the critical need for law enforcement officers to be trained in Basic Life Support (BLS) to provide immediate medical care during active violence incidents. The course covers the identification and management of life-threatening injuries, including airway emergencies, severe bleeding, opioid overdoses, and anaphylaxis. By equipping officers with medical knowledge and skills, the course aims to enhance their ability to save lives in critical situations. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9033; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Law Enforcement Personnel Standards
Regardless of their agency, all law enforcement officers have an…
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Regardless of their agency, all law enforcement officers have an individual responsibility to understand the required expectations of the badge and act accordingly. Law enforcement officers must meet standards set forth by state certification or commission agencies and their own internal agency rules and regulations. We will discuss the agencies and governing bodies that create and administer the laws that officers uphold. This course will examine behaviors that may cost law enforcement officers their jobs or even their freedom. Reviewing ethical standards and unethical behaviors that are unacceptable in law enforcement allows the professional officer to avoid pitfalls that will end their career. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9483; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Managing Confrontation with Communication
Law enforcement officers deal with many different types of encounters.…
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Law enforcement officers deal with many different types of encounters. Some require the use of force, while others necessitate effective communication. Understanding and employing appropriate communication styles can be the key to de-escalating situations and avoiding the need for force. This interactive online course will explore various methods to handle conflicts through active listening and de-escalation techniques, focusing on the importance of communication in mitigating interactions. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9028; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Medical Emergency Overview for Law Enforcement
By integrating medical training into law enforcement practices, this course…
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By integrating medical training into law enforcement practices, this course addresses the shift towards expecting officers to be first responders in critical situations, enhancing survival chances and public trust. This interactive online course provides essential medical training for law enforcement officers, focusing on Basic Life Support (BLS) principles to enable immediate lifesaving interventions at emergency scenes. Officers will learn to stabilize patients, conduct primary assessments, and manage common medical emergencies until advanced medical teams arrive. Emphasizing the importance of scene safety and proper patient handover, the course equips officers with practical skills to handle medical situations effectively. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9032; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Missing Persons - Initiating an AMBER or Silver Alert
A missing person case is among the most urgent investigations…
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A missing person case is among the most urgent investigations you may encounter. This interactive online course focuses on the critical and time-sensitive nature of investigating missing person incidents, particularly those involving AMBER and Silver Alerts. Understanding the criteria for issuing AMBER and Silver Alerts, along with the procedures for gathering and processing necessary information, is essential for an effective response. The course covers the background and development of AMBER and Silver Alerts, the populations most likely to require them, and the investigative steps involved in such cases. Participants will also learn how to navigate the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) process, including the entry and release of alerts, as well as additional methods for notifying the public and other agencies. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9035; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Officer Training Techniques
Split-second decisions are a fact of life in law enforcement,…
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Split-second decisions are a fact of life in law enforcement, and can mean the difference between life and death. This course examines several scenarios with multiple outcomes based on the actions law enforcement officers take and the reactions of the suspect. Part one allows the students to visualize what they would say, how they would react, how they would use cover, and what they would be observing. Part two continues by asking students to examine using and maintaining distance, using time as an advantage, engaging and disengaging, and using non-lethal or lethal force. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9460; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Open Carry Interactions
The purpose of this course is to provide a refresher…
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The purpose of this course is to provide a refresher on the Second Amendment and to discuss open carry, permitless carry, license to carry, concealed carry laws, and to identify the different states that have various gun laws. This course will discuss the effects of open carry on violent crimes and look at potential policies for law enforcement to address open carry encounters. The course will also examine the concerns that law enforcement officers have regarding new open carry laws. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9618; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Report Writing to Win Cases
Effective report writing is one of the most important tools…
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Effective report writing is one of the most important tools that you, as a law enforcement officer, can have on your tool belt. This course discusses report writing for patrol officers. Emphasis is given to skills that you can use to be effective in your written communication with others, whether that is with the courts, attorneys, or even your supervisors. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9602; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Response to Mental Health Crisis Calls
Every officer needs to be knowledgeable about mental health issues,…
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Every officer needs to be knowledgeable about mental health issues, the symptoms of common mental health diagnoses, and how to interact with people exhibiting those symptoms, especially in times of crisis. This interactive online course discusses mental health crisis calls, focusing on information that patrol officers can use to recognize and identify individuals in a mental health crisis and how to effectively de-escalate and manage the situation. This course pays special attention to officer safety factors, scene safety, and de-escalation techniques for managing individuals in mental health crises. By the end of this course, you will be able to identify common stressors that may cause a mental health crisis, recognize the signs of a mental health crisis, employ de-escalation techniques, and understand the resources available for those with mental health issues. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9030; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Restraint Devices and Legal Issues
Law enforcement officers must know when and how to use…
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Law enforcement officers must know when and how to use restraints, considering factors such as the subjects cooperation, special circumstances, the type of restraint, and agency policies. This interactive online course reviews essential procedures for using various law enforcement restraint devices. The legal liabilities and thorough documentation of restraint use are critical components of proper restraint application. Officers should only use approved restraints and techniques to avoid potential death, injury, or legal liabilities. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9026; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Risk Mitigation on Traffic Stops
An officer's most common and dangerous public contact is through…
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An officer's most common and dangerous public contact is through the traffic stop. Law enforcement officers know that there are no "routine" traffic stops, as each stop encompasses unidentified risks through every vehicle, bicycle, or pedestrian contact. A variety of reasons exist for law enforcement officers to stop a vehicle, but the most common is a traffic code violation. This interactive online course aims to educate officers on mitigating risks during traffic stops using statistical analysis and discussing various traffic stop tactics. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9027; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Search and Seizure
To gain a better understanding of search and seizure, its…
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To gain a better understanding of search and seizure, its worth reviewing the origin of the Fourth Amendment and what initiated the need.
The creators of the United States Constitution sought protection for citizens against unreasonable searches and seizures by the government. Perhaps no other amendment had grown out of the experiences and frustrations of the colonists than the ability of the British governments ease to enter and search a citizens home for contraband.
Numerous cases and their outcomes have been used to examine the issues of search and seizure throughout this course. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9555; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Sex Crimes Against Children
This course will discuss child sexual abuse. Emphasis will be…
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This course will discuss child sexual abuse. Emphasis will be given to information that the patrol officer can use to recognize, identify, and investigate child sex crimes.
Every patrol officer needs to be able to recognize and take appropriate actions with cases of child sexual abuse. However, these cases are particularly delicate, and prosecuting them is an intricate process. Special consideration and emphasis will be on resources to allow an officer to successfully charge and prosecute these difficult and sensitive types of incidences. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9333; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Suicide by Cop
An officer can be a handy tool for an individual…
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An officer can be a handy tool for an individual contemplating suicide. The subject knows the police are only a phone call away from any location, and they know that officers are trained to deliver deadly force. The suicide-by-cop subject also knows that they can provoke a situation where the officer will be forced to shoot them. If the officer recognizes known indicators early in a confrontation, the officer may use specific tactics in an impending suicide-by-cop incident. This course looks at pre-incident indicators of potential suicide-by-cop events based on hundreds of incidents studied by the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9607; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Traffic Stops and Racial Profiling
With approximately 50,000 traffic stops occurring daily, these interactions are…
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With approximately 50,000 traffic stops occurring daily, these interactions are significant for public safety and crime prevention. While most traffic stops are viewed favorably by the public, unprofessional conduct and racial profiling remain concerns. This interactive online course delves into the critical aspects of traffic enforcement by law enforcement in the United States, focusing on the human factors and the implications of racial profiling during traffic stops. This course aims to educate participants on the importance of fair and professional traffic enforcement, highlighting the need for transparency and training to reduce racial disparities. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9025; Accreditation: IADLEST;
Use of Force
Law enforcement officers in the United States are mandated by…
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Law enforcement officers in the United States are mandated by the citizens they serve, with a broad variety of functions to include fighting crime, maintaining order, providing service to others, solving community problems and where necessary dispensing of force. Arguably the most defining characteristic of police work is an officers ability to use force when enforcing the law.
While occurrences of this nature may be rare, relative to the overall number of interactions between citizens and the police, incidents involving use of force occur daily in towns and cities throughout the country. Duration: 1 hour; SKU: 9103; Accreditation: IADLEST;
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