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Police Pursuit Issues for Managers and Supervisors Seminar (PPIMS)
Up one levelThis program will train Managers and Supervisors to better address issues involving the vehicle pursuit, and aid managers to better evaluate, develop, and revise policies dealing with pursuit. The program addresses the Managers and Supervisor’s responsibility during pursuits and the explosive issue of concluding the pursuit safely. Further, the program discusses the critical need for training that will insure compliance with pursuit policies.
Type: Advanced
Length: (20 hours) 2.5 class days
Curriculum
- Management and Supervisory Concerns
- Tactics and Techniques for Stopping Pursuits
- Pursuit After Action Reports and Procedures
- Training the Pursuit Policy
- Pursuit Philosophies of Today
- Elements of Defensible Pursuit Policies
- Responses to Stress During and After The Pursuit
- State and Federal Legal Issues of Vehicle Pursuit
Instructors
The lead instructors for the PPIMS are current and former law enforcement officers with extensive police experience from federal and state agencies. These instructors specialize in pursuit related issues, have been managers in police departments, and have experience testifying as an expert witness in civil and criminal pursuit related cases.
Prerequisites for Attendance
Attendees must be employed in law enforcement or related positions that require a need for knowledge of the subject matter.
Contact Information
To contact the program coordinator please call:
Phone: 912-267-2334 or 912-267-3235
Fax: 912-267-2417
Email:FLETC-DriverTrainingBranch@dhs.gov
Training Dates
There are currently no training dates or other items within this program.
