R2 139 A-M-B-U-S-H: Recognizing, Avoiding, and Defeating Ambush Attacks and Booby Traps Targeting Law Enforcement
Registration is closed, class is full.
May 9, 2024, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Credit Hours: 2
Course Number: R2 139
Description:
The demonization of law enforcement and agenda-driven defunding movement by radicals and anti-law enforcement groups fuel hatred and violence against officers. All this is compounded by the fear of law enforcement officers to be proactive and to be seen as aggressive. This fear and hesitation by officers have made them exceedingly vulnerable. Criminals, in turn, have become more aggressive. This course will provide the methodology for recognizing the signs of an ambush, tactics for defeating attacks and the mindset for increased safety and security. The instructor will illustrate tactics for awareness, safety measures, ambush countermeasures, booby trap countermeasures, and the proper mindset, while maintaining a positive connection with the communities they serve.
This training program will cover the following topics:
- The Truth About Law Enforcement Officers and their Vulnerabilities
- Why are ambush attacks so prevalent? What fuels these attacks?
- AMBUSH: What have LEOs experienced over the years?
- Anatomy of an Ambush
- Types of Ambushes, Booby Traps and Set-ups
- Proactive Approach to Defeating an Ambush
- Personal Protection: Your Data, Your Life
- Surviving the Aftermath of an Ambush
- Defeating an Ambush: Preparation, Recognition and Survival
- Patrol response strategies with safer techniques
- A Proactive approach to interdicting ambush attacks and booby traps
- Booby Traps: Recognizing/Defeating traps, situations and devices
- PROTECT method of officer safety and survival
- Mindset of a champion without alienating the community
Instructors: Captain Kevin Mailman
Location:
Live Webinar
Registration Details:
Remarks:
The webinar will be presented “live”. Registered attendees will have 30 day access to the recorded session after the live session ends.
For additional information contact Cathy Weddle at cathy.weddle@post.idaho.gov or 208-884-7321
