Criminal Apprehension and Investigation

Must be employed or appointed as a law enforcement officer by a State or local law enforcement agency or be a federal law enforcement officer. Fees may apply for federal and out of state law enforcement.

Class Schedule:

March 15th: 8am-5pm

March 16th: 8am-5pm

March 17th:  am-5pm

Total Hours: 24

Location: Public Safety Building, Room J1470, JCC Main Campus

Instructor: 201 TacSolutions, LLC.

This course will expand on the knowledge of law enforcement officers who are involved in the arrest of violent criminals, no matter what their current assignment. This course places emphasis on deliberate small team CQB tactics, vehicle based arrests, target research, case law, and arrest philosophies that drive compliance, helping to make arrests more safe and repeatable. We will demonstrate simple and proven principle based tactics and techniques used to search structures, conduct vehicle based arrests and locate wanted criminals who are on the run. Utilizing classroom discussions, demos and practical exercises; we will highlight, in depth, the criminal apprehension process, with emphasis on small team operations and fugitive investigations.

Equipment:

Please bring a thumb drive and duty gear. Secondary weapon system is optional. Day 2 and 3 of this course will be outside, rain or shine. There will not be live fire or sims used during this course. Bring a red/blue gun if available.