High Risk Traffic Stops

Registration Deadline: August 12, 2022

Course Objectives: At the end of this class, students will have a firm understanding of conducting High Risk Vehicle Stops incorporating Vehicle Close Quarter Combat principles. Students will be shown PowerPoints with statistics, ballistic demonstrations, as well as run dry and live fire drills to hone skills.

Student Materials: 
•    Full duty belt
•    Ballistic vest
•    Firearm with 3 magazines (pistol and/or rifle)
•    Eye and ear protection

Prior to training commencing at the quarry/range, a thorough safety and med brief will be conducted. Coomer by instructors will be primary medical officer, Appointed by instructors will be a secondary. Lieutenant Weber will be primary communications officer, Coomer will be secondary. The location of the IFAK kit will be known to all. An extensive safety briefing will be conducted to establish a plan, establish a mindset, define what is and is not acceptable, as well as to limit department liability. Students who have egregious or multiple safety violations will continue the day with a SIM gun.

This course has been certified by the ILETSB and approved to meet the following mandates:

    ☐    Civil Rights            
    ☐    Constitutional & Proper Use of Law Enforcement Authority    
    ☐    Crisis Intervention            
    ☐    Cultural Competency
    ☐    Emergency Medical Response      
    ☐    Human Rights 
    ☐    Legal Updates            
    ☐    Officer Wellness and Mental Health
    ☐    Procedural Justice           
    ☐    Psychology of Domestic Violence
    ☐    Reporting of Child Abuse and Neglect    
    ☐    Sexual Assault Trauma Informed Response
    ☒ 1.0    Use of Force            
    ☒ 1.0    De-Escalation Techniques
    ☒ 4.0    High-Risk Traffic Stops        
    ☒ 1.0    Law concerning stops, searches, and use of force    
    ☒ 1.0    Officer Safety Techniques                         
    ☐    Firearms Restraining Order Act
Specialized Training

    ☐    Crisis Intervention Team Training (CIT)    
    ☐    Lead Homicide Investigator 
    ☐    School Resource Officer        
    ☐    Sexual Assault Investigator Training
    ☐    Epinephrine Autoinjector (Epi Pen)    
    ☐    Opiod Antagonist (NARCAN)
    ☐    Drug Recognition Expert (DRE)    
    ☐    Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE)

    
To receive a State Certificate / training credit for the above listed mandates, no more than 10% of the course hours can be missed.

THIS IS NOT A PUBLIC MEETING