Law Enforcement Training Courses

Active Shooter Response – rapid response techniques to address an active threat, including a solo officer response, multi-officer response, a combined integrated LE/Fire/EMS response, first responder tactical medical, and ICS.

Open Terrain Active Threat Response – rapid response techniques designed to aid officers in their ability to quickly and effectively address an active threat in an open/rural terrain environment. The course includes individual and team movement techniques, vehicle ambush countermeasures, fighting from and around a vehicle, vehicle hostage rescue considerations, tactical medical, as well as mounted and dismounted rescues.

High Risk Fugitive Apprehension – the course consists of: use of force legal refresher, 1^st and 3^rd party legal considerations, operational and exigent planning, first responder medical, combat mindset and leadership, approaches, breaching, building entry, room entry (CQB), utilization of ballistic shields, and tactical firearms training.

CQB Training Course – the course focuses on executing high-risk warrants, operational planning, team movements, breaching, room entries, utilization of ballistic shields, tactical firearms training.

Executive Protection Training Course – conducting threat/vulnerability assessments, conducting site surveys, operational planning, mounted and dismounted operations, defensive tactics and tactical firearms training.

First Responder Tactical Medical– this course instructs students on the application of medical adjuncts that follow the Co-TECC guidelines in both direct threat care and indirect threat care environments.

Customized Course – Agencies/Departments can create a customized course to fit their needs by combining elements of the above listed courses.