Course Number: R3 315 Description: The Less Lethal Instructor Program provides the necessary training for a changing world.  This course is comprised of four 8-hour instructor-level classes covering OC Aerosols, Impact Munitions, Chemical Munitions and Distraction Device Munitions.  the student will acquire instructor level knowledge of Defense Technology products, both technically and tactically, along with […]

Course Number: R3  228L Description: What a SANE can (and can't ) do for you, the hearsay exemption and how healthcare protects that privilege, what exactly happens during a sexual assault exam, how the Trauma Response affects victim's behavior(s), your role in strangulation, false reports, and preventing vicarious trauma. Dates: August 16, 2022 Time: 1300-1600 […]

Course Number: R3 259 Description: The goal of this training is to familiarize officers with the necessary training to effectively and accurately utilize their issued firearms. Additionally, this training will grant each officer an excelled ability to protect themselves, civilians, and other officers in the line of duty. Dates: August 22 - 26, 2022.  Officers […]

Course Number: R3 601 Kaminsky Field Training Officer Course Description: Utilizing the San Jose Model, the five-day Field Training Officer Seminar is designed for the new FTO and FTO Supervisor. Topics Include Organizational Structure of a Successful Field Training & Evaluation Program The Role of Supervision/Management The Evaluation Process: Achieving Objectivity Dates: September 26-30, 2022 […]

Course Number: R3 309A Description:  To provide students with the information, techniques, and hands-on experience needed to effectively use a handgun equipped with a red dot sight (RDS).  This course will train students in the nomenclature, function, and use of handguns equipped with a red dot sight (RDS).  This course will also prepare the students […]

Course Number: R3 240D Description:  The Interdictor - What it takes Observing pre-stop behavior The traffic stop Roadside conversation Managing the first impression - a smuggler's tactic Factors of criminal activity The detainment - Do you have enough? The search - Consent vs. Probable Cause Hidden Compartments - search techniques The arrest/post arrest/evidence collection Case […]

Course Number: R3  228L Description: What a SANE can (and can't ) do for you, the hearsay exemption and how healthcare protects that privilege, what exactly happens during a sexual assault exam, how the Trauma Response affects victim's behavior(s), your role in strangulation, false reports, and preventing vicarious trauma. Dates: December 6, 2022 Time: 1300-1600 […]

Course Number:    R2 243 Description:   This 2-day course offered by the International Association of Property and Evidence provides training for Law Enforcement Personnel responsible for, or actively involved in, the operation, supervision or management of a Property and Evidence Unit.   This training  provides a framework of the legal and ethical requirements needed in the operation […]

Course Number: R3 280 Description: On January 18th and 19th, the Minidoka County Sheriff's Office is hosting Lifeguard Systems, Aquatic Death and Homicidal Drowning Investigation Program.  This two-day (16hour) program will cover numerous topics relating to Homicidal Drowning including scene approach, case histories, witness interviews, statement analysis, post mortem physiology forensics, evidence, court-ready documentation, aquatic […]

Course Number: R3 253 Description: Provide insight into the type of cases we open and evidence needed for prosecution as well as FBI investigative priorities.  Review current fraud trends that local law enforcement will likely encounter, Review of Bohnenkamp Whitewater Customs Case, Review of what Intent for Fraud is, Review Common Federal Statutes, Review Venue, […]