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Tactical Training & Security Education [ Law Enforcement - Military - Security ] Advanced Arrest and Control Tactics   LE/MIL Less Than Lethal Force Training   - Officer Safety & Ambush Survival (LTL1)   - Advanced Arrest and Control Tactics (LTL2)   - Edged and Impact Weapon Combat (LTL3)   - Firearms Retention and Disarmament (LTL4)   - Flash Recognition (LTL5)   - Intelligent Use of Force Instructor Cert LE (LTL6) LE/MIL Firearms Training   - Pistol Stress (FLF1)   - Night Fight (FLF2)   - Tactical Shotgun (FLF3)   - Patrol Carbine/Rifle/Subgun (FLF4)   - Safe Selective Shooter (FLF5)   - Sniper Master (FLF6) Special Response Teams Training   - Hostage Rescue (TEAM1)   - Maritime Security (TEAM2)   - High Risk Warrants (TEAM3)   - First Responder (TEAM4) Enforcement Specialists Training   - Anti Hijacking (SPECLAW1)   - Tactical Patrol (SPECLAW2)   - Dignitary Protection (SPECLAW3) Warfare Specialists Training   - Urban Warfare / Close Quarter Battle (SPECWAR1)   - Close Combatives (SPECWAR2) Officers routinely lay hands on subjects while conducting pat down searches and arrests during their shift. Standard handcuffing training does not take into account resistance efforts leading to escalation. Officers trained in standard Defensive Tactics methods often resort to the use of brute strength to overcome and arrest a resisting/combative subject resulting in potential loss of weapon or serious injury to the officer. An efficient and quick arrest is not only safer but appears more professional to both the public and the court. This is an important consideration particularly in this age of litigation and excessive force incidents. You will learn: De-escalation strategies Safe approach and search Distraction and direction tactics Compliance strategy for partners Arrest and rapid cuffing techniques Come along and resistance counters Most common patterns of resistance Rapid submission of agitated suspects Transportation of a non-compliant subject Principles of verbal and non-verbal control Use of surrounding elements for safe arrest Field interrogation and incapacitation positioning Take down and ground control of combative subjects Passive and active resistor submission with officer teams Behavioral models used by suspects as false surrender signs Safe search techniques in the standing, sitting and prone positions

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