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Officer Safety
Up one levelMental Preparation, Developing the Warrior Mindset (8 hours)
Warriors in law enforcement face a unique and exciting blend of opportunities and challenges. To meet these challenges and perform at the highest levels throughout their careers warriors must be committed to pursuing personal excellence. Total preparation of the mind and body will be explored through the analogy of the Warrior Pyramid. During the presentation the analogy of the pyramid will be explored along with details on each of the four sides of The Warrior Pyramid.
Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted (LEOKA) (4 hours)
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) publishes the LEOKA annual statistics regarding law-enforcement personnel feloniously killed, accidentally killed and assaulted while performing their duties. The objective of the LEOKA program is to assist law-enforcement personnel in the identification of training issues to prevent assaults, reduce injuries and prevent law-enforcement deaths.
Below 100 (4 hours)
It’s been more than 65 years since the annual number of line-of-duty police deaths was fewer than 100. The Below 100 initiative will change that by concentrating on areas that can most effectively save officers' lives. The five tenets of the Below 100 initiative are: Wear Your Seatbelt, Watch Your Speed, Wear Your Vest, WIN-What's Important Now? and Remember: Complacency Kills! This program, designed by nationally recognized experts in the field of law enforcement training Below 100 is not about statistics. It’s about each and every officer, trainer and supervisor taking individual and collective responsibility for the decisions and actions that contribute to safety.
Ultimate Survival Instincts: “The Fatal Four”
Police officers are at risk both physically and psychologically in four particular categories. We will examine in detail, the four most common causes of Law Enforcement Fatalities: Felonious Assaults, Vehicle/Traffic Related Incidents, Physical Conditioning, Emotional Health.
Ultimate Survival Instincts: “Our Natural Instincts”
Understanding how our natural instincts can be both an asset and a liability for the modern law enforcement officer. Training In: Hyper-Fight: Over-reaction in a Physical Confrontation, Flight/Freeze: Cognitive Deterioration in High Stress Incidents, Adapt and Reason: A Vital Skill for Today’s Law Enforcers, The Conflict: Modern Training vs. Our Innate Survival Instincts
Who Should Attend
Qualified applicants must be full-time, sworn law enforcement peace officers.
Eligibility
Preference for admission into this program is given to non-federal law enforcement officers or other emergency responders working in rural areas. “Rural” is defined as any area outside of a metropolitan statistical area (MSA), as defined by the Office of Management and Budget; or any jurisdiction inside of a MSA located in a county, borough, parish or land under the jurisdiction of an Indian Tribe with a population of no more than 50,000. Please visit Eligibility Requirements at www.fletc.gov/rpi for more information.
Non-rural applicants may be admitted on a space-available basis approximately 35 days prior to the program’s start date.
Cost
TUITION-FREE Attendees are responsible for all travel, lodging and meal expenses.
Registration Information
(1) Go to https://registration.fletc.gov/ to create an account or login to an existing account; (2) Once logged in select “view/register for courses” under Basic User Functions at the left of the page; (3) select desired course and location and click on “search”; and (4) course options will populate below the box and then select “apply” to register for desired course.
Additional Information
Call 1-800-743-5382 or E-mail us at stateandlocaltraining@dhs.gov and reference the name of the program.
Training Dates
- Honolulu, HI -- May 21, 2012 to May 22, 2012
- Middletown, PA -- May 22, 2012 to May 24, 2012
- Maui, HI -- May 24, 2012 to May 25, 2012
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Hutchinson, KS
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Jun 05, 2012
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Jun 07, 2012
*with Drug Interdiction - McIntosh, SD -- Jun 19, 2012 to Jun 21, 2012
- Dover, PA -- Jul 19, 2012
