R2 Mobile Field Force Operations and Crowd Management – Train The Trainer – Boise

Course Number: R2 309A

Description:  Mobile Field Force Operations  & Crowd Management – Train The Trainer

This Idaho POST approved, train the trainer course, is designed to provide students the necessary understanding and skills needed to effectively work in a Mobile Field Force (MFF) environment.  This Mobile Field Force Operation & Crowd Management training is available to current LE Officers with Patrol or Probation & Parole certification who wish to obtain the instructor level training required to apply for the POST high liability Crowd Control Instructor endorsement.

This is a very physically demanding course, developed as a hands-on performance-based block of instruction utilizing practical exercises and scenario-based training to actively engage the student.  Students will be required to effectively demonstrate and provide instruction to other students related to MFF operations and provide a classroom presentation on course related topics.

Upon completion of the course, participants will have the necessary skills to instruct other officers in the different types of Crowds and effective Crowd Management, Field Level MFF Platoon and Squad formations, tactics, and movements; as well as MFF Vehicle formations, tactics, and movements.

CLASS  EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS 

Student should bring the following:

  • Duty belt (no live weapons, ammunition, Tasers, OC, etc while training)
  • 24” or 36” Straight Stick baton and baton ring (Preferred)
  • Helmet w/face shield or other eye protection (If Available)
  • Gas mask and pouch with the ability to be worn on support side (If Available)
  • Appropriate clothing, gloves and shoes for outdoor training
  • Laptop Computer and or ability to do research and note taking
  • Outdoor camping style chair for outdoor instruction/breaks
  • Drinks, snacks, sunscreen etc. (water will be provided)

Pre-requisites for attendance 

    • Completed Instructor Development at registration
    • 3 years of full-time LEO experience
    • Basic LEO certification
    • Registration applications will be vetted by POST for approval to attend

Mobile Field Force

Note :  Completion of this class does not guarantee Instructor endorsement in the Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control/Crowd Management discipline.  Additional requirements must be met before applying for Instructor endorsement. 


High Liability Endorsement Instructor Requirements

Date:  July 10-14, 2023         Time:    0800-1700

Credit Hours:   40

Location:

Boise Police Department
333 North Mark Stall Place
Boise, ID 83704

BPD contact Lt. Doug Ericsson  208-519-8328 DEricsson@cityofboise.org

Cost: $  500.00         Payable to Idaho POST
              (Tuition does not include meals, travel, and/or lodging)

Deadline:  July 1, 2023   NOTE  -this class is limited to a minimum of 16 and a maximum of 32 participants.

Instructors:   Lt. Kerry Giesige, Retired, Long Beach PD  KMGTactical@gmail.com

The Lead Instructor is Retired Police Lieutenant Kerry Giesige, a 25 year veteran of the Long Beach Ca. Police Department, with over 35 total years in the field of Law Enforcement and Law Enforcement training. Lt. Giesige has deployed and trained well over 100 times as a Mobile Field Force (MFF) Operator, Squad Leader, and Instructor for the Long Beach Police Department’s primary MFF Platoon, as well as the primary Mutual Aid Platoon for Los Angeles County.

Since retirement, he has spent the last 6 years as an Instructor for Idaho POST, instructing Firearms, Tactical Combat Casualty Care (Tac Med), ALERRT, ERASE, Mobile Field Force/Crowd Management, Gangs, as well as evaluating and instructing during POST Patrol Academy scenarios. He is also Adjunct Faculty and an instructor for The College of Western Idaho (CWI) and Idaho State University’s (ISU) Law Enforcement programs.

Additional  Instructors TBD

POST CoordinatorJeff Sklar
 call 208-509-2797

Registration: Use the REGISTRATION LINK provided below.

Additional certified Instructors will be used throughout the week as needed to maintain an appropriate instructor student ratio, specifically during practical applications

 

R2 Mobile Field Force and Crowd Management Train The Trainer – cancelled 07/20/22

Course Number: R2 309A

Description:  Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control Train The Trainer

This Idaho POST approved, train the trainer course, is designed to provide students the necessary understanding and skills needed to effectively work in a Mobile Field Force (MFF) environment.  This  Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control training is available to current LE Officers with Patrol or Probation & Parole certification who wish to obtain the instructor level training required to apply for the POST high liability Crowd Control Instructor endorsement.

This is a very physically demanding course, developed as a hands-on performance based block of instruction utilizing practical exercises and scenario based training to actively engage the student.  Students will be required to effectively demonstrate and provide instruction to other students related to MFF operations, and provide a classroom presentation on course related topics.

Upon completion of the course, participants will have the necessary skills to instruct other officers in the different types of Crowds and effective Crowd Management, Field Level MFF Platoon and Squad formations, tactics, and movements; as well as MFF Vehicle formations, tactics, and movements.

CLASS  EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS 

Student should bring the following:

  • Duty belt (no live weapons, ammunition, Tasers, OC, etc while training)
  • 24” or 36” Straight Stick baton and baton ring (Preferred)
  • Helmet w/face shield or other eye protection (If Available)
  • Gas mask and pouch with the ability to be worn on support side (If Available)
  • Appropriate clothing, gloves and shoes for outdoor training
  • Laptop Computer and or ability to do research and note taking
  • Outdoor camping style chair for outdoor instruction/breaks
  • Drinks, snacks, sunscreen etc. (water will be provided)

Pre-requisites for attendance 

    • Completed Instructor Development at registration
    • 3 years of full-time LEO experience
    • Basic LEO certification
    • Registration applications will be vetted by POST for approval to attend

 Mobile Field Force flyer

Note :  Completion of this class does not guarantee Instructor endorsement in the Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control/Crowd Management discipline.  Additional requirements must be met before applying for Instructor endorsement. 


MMF..CC Instructor Endorsement requirements 2022

Dates:   August 8 – 12, 2022

Time:    0800-1700

Credit Hours:   40

Location:

Boise PD Range
5958 Kuna Mora Road
Kuna, Idaho 83634

BPD contact Desiree LeClair   208-570-6140

Cost: $  350.00          Payable to Idaho POST
              (Tuition does not include meals, travel, and/or lodging)

Deadline:  July 25, 2022  NOTE  – this class is limited to 40 participants.

Instructors:   Lt. Kerry Giesige, Retired, Long Beach PD

The Lead Instructor is Retired Lt. Kerry Giesige, a 25 year veteran of the Long Beach Ca. Police Department, with over 35 total years in the field of Law Enforcement and Law Enforcement training. During his career with the Long Beach Police Department, Lt. Giesige spent over 16 years in the Gang and Violent Crimes Division assigned to the Gang Enforcement Section both as a Field Detective and Sergeant. This section was made up of 40 Detectives, 5 sergeants and a Lieutenant, and was the Primary Mobile Field Force (MFF) Platoon for the Long Beach Police Department, as well as the primary Mutual Aid Platoon for Los Angeles County. Lt. Giesige began his Law Enforcement career in 1992 during the aftermath of the Rodney King Riots in Los Angeles County.   Since that time, he had deployed and trained well over 100 times as a MFF Operator, Squad Leader, and MFF Instructor.

Since retirement, he has spent the last 4-1/2 years as a Primary Instructor at Idaho POST teaching Firearms, Tactical Combat Casualty Care (Tac Med), ALERRT, ERASE, Mobile Field Force In-Service Training as well as evaluating and instructing during POST Patrol Academy scenarios.

Additional  Instructors TBD

POST CoordinatorJeff Sklar
jeff.sklar@post.idaho.gov or call 208-509-2797

Registration: Use the REGISTRATION LINK provided below.

Additional certified Instructors will be used throughout the week as needed to maintain an appropriate instructor student ratio, specifically during practical applications

 

R2 Mobile Field Force and Crowd Management Train The Trainer Cancelled 04/26/22

Course Number: R2 309A

Description:  Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control Train The Trainer

This Idaho POST approved, train the trainer course, is designed to provide students the necessary understanding and skills needed to effectively work in a Mobile Field Force (MFF) environment.  This  Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control training is available to current LE Officers with Patrol or Probation & Parole certification who wish to obtain the instructor level training required to apply for the POST high liability Crowd Control Instructor endorsement.

This is a very physically demanding course, developed as a hands-on performance based block of instruction utilizing practical exercises and scenario based training to actively engage the student.  Students will be required to effectively demonstrate and provide instruction to other students related to MFF operations, and provide a classroom presentation on course related topics.

Upon completion of the course, participants will have the necessary skills to instruct other officers in the different types of Crowds and effective Crowd Management, Field Level MFF Platoon and Squad formations, tactics, and movements; as well as MFF Vehicle formations, tactics, and movements.

CLASS  EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS 

Student should bring the following:

  • Duty belt (no live weapons, ammunition, Tasers, OC, etc while training)
  • 24” or 36” Straight Stick baton and baton ring (Preferred)
  • Helmet w/face shield or other eye protection (If Available)
  • Gas mask and pouch with the ability to be worn on support side (If Available)
  • Appropriate clothing, gloves and shoes for outdoor training
  • Laptop Computer and or ability to do research and note taking
  • Outdoor camping style chair for outdoor instruction/breaks
  • Drinks, snacks, sunscreen etc. (water will be provided)

Pre-requisites for attendance 

    • Completed Instructor Development at registration
    • 3 years of full-time LEO experience
    • Basic LEO certification
    • Registration applications will be vetted by POST for approval to attend

 Mobile Field Force flyer

Note :  Completion of this class does not guarantee Instructor endorsement in the Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control/Crowd Management discipline.  Additional requirements must be met before applying for Instructor endorsement. 


MMF..CC Instructor Endorsement requirements 2022

Dates:   May 9 – 13, 2022

Time:    0800-1700

Credit Hours:   40

Location:

Nampa Police Department
820 2nd Street South
Nampa, Idaho 83651

 

Cost: $  350.00          Payable to Idaho POST
              (Tuition does not include meals, travel, and/or lodging)

Deadline:  April 25, 2022  NOTE  – this class is limited to 40 participants.

Instructors:   Lt. Kerry Giesige, Retired, Long Beach PD

The Lead Instructor is Retired Lt. Kerry Giesige, a 25 year veteran of the Long Beach Ca. Police Department, with over 35 total years in the field of Law Enforcement and Law Enforcement training. During his career with the Long Beach Police Department, Lt. Giesige spent over 16 years in the Gang and Violent Crimes Division assigned to the Gang Enforcement Section both as a Field Detective and Sergeant. This section was made up of 40 Detectives, 5 sergeants and a Lieutenant, and was the Primary Mobile Field Force (MFF) Platoon for the Long Beach Police Department, as well as the primary Mutual Aid Platoon for Los Angeles County. Lt. Giesige began his Law Enforcement career in 1992 during the aftermath of the Rodney King Riots in Los Angeles County.   Since that time, he had deployed and trained well over 100 times as a MFF Operator, Squad Leader, and MFF Instructor.

Since retirement, he has spent the last 4-1/2 years as a Primary Instructor at Idaho POST teaching Firearms, Tactical Combat Casualty Care (Tac Med), ALERRT, ERASE, Mobile Field Force In-Service Training as well as evaluating and instructing during POST Patrol Academy scenarios.

Additional  Instructors TBD

POST CoordinatorJeff Sklar
jeff.sklar@post.idaho.gov or call 208-509-2797

Registration: Use the REGISTRATION LINK provided below.

Remarks:  
Additional certified Instructors will be used throughout the week as needed to maintain an appropriate instructor student ratio, specifically during practical applications

 

R4 Mobile Field Force Instructor- Pocatello

Course Number: R4 309A

Course Description:

This Idaho POST approved, train the trainer course, is designed to provide students the necessary understanding and skills needed to effectively work in a Mobile Field Force (MFF) environment.  This  Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control training is available to current LE Officers with Patrol or Probation & Parole certification who wish to obtain the instructor level training required to apply for the POST high liability Crowd Control Instructor endorsement.

This is a very physically demanding course, developed as a hands-on performance based block of instruction utilizing practical exercises and scenario based training to actively engage the student.  Students will be required to effectively demonstrate and provide instruction to other students related to MFF operations, and provide a classroom presentation on course related topics.

Upon completion of the course, participants will have the necessary skills to instruct other officers in the different types of Crowds and effective Crowd Management, Field Level MFF Platoon and Squad formations, tactics, and movements; as well as MFF Vehicle formations, tactics, and movements.

NOTE:

Attendance at this training does not guarantee Instructor certification and endorsement.  To obtain a POST certified instructor endorsement in this High Liability discipline additional training requirements must be met.  Please refer to the document link below.

https://post.idaho.gov//wp-content/uploads/sites/19/documents/forms/I//High%20Liability%20Endorsement%20Instructor%20Requirements.pdf

Pre-requisites for attendance 

    • Completed Instructor Development at registration
    • 3 years of full-time LEO experience
    • Basic LEO certification
    • Registration applications will be vetted by POST for approval to attend

Dates:        May 10-14, 2021

Times:       0800-1700

Credit Hours: 40

Location:

Pocatello Police  Department Training Room,
911 N. 7th Ave.,
Pocatello, ID 83202

Cost: $350.00      Payable to POST

(Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging)

Deadline: April 23, 2021   32 seats are available

Instructor(s):   Lt. Kerry Giesige, Retired, Long Beach PD

Registration: Use the REGISTRATION LINK provided below.

Remarks:

The Lead Instructor is Retired Lt. Kerry Giesige, a 25 year veteran of the Long Beach Ca. Police Department, with over 30 total years in the field of Law Enforcement.  During his career with the Long Beach PD, Lt. Giesige spent over 16 years in the Gang and Violent Crimes Division assigned to the Gang Enforcement Section both as a Detective and Sergeant.  This section was made up of 40 Detectives, 5 sergeants and a Lieutenant, and was the Primary Mobile Field Force (MFF) Platoon for the Long Beach PD, as well as the primary Mutual Aid Platoon for Los Angeles County. Lt. Giesige began his Law Enforcement career in 1992 during the aftermath of the Rodney King Riots, since that time he has deployed over 100 times as a MFF Operator, Squad Leader, and MFF Instructor.
Since retirement, he has spent the last 3-1/2 years as a Primary Instructor at Idaho POST teaching Firearms, Tactical Combat Casualty Care (Tac Med), Mobile Field Force In-Service Training and evaluating and instructing during POST Patrol Academy scenarios.

Additional certified Instructors will be used throughout the week as needed to maintain an appropriate instructor student ratio, specifically during practical applications

R2 Mobile Field Force and Crowd Control Train The Trainer

Course Number: R2 309A

Description:  Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control Train The Trainer

This Idaho POST approved, train the trainer course, is designed to provide students the necessary understanding and skills needed to effectively work in a Mobile Field Force (MFF) environment.  This  Mobile Field Force & Crowd Control training is available to current LE Officers with Patrol or Probation & Parole certification who wish to obtain the instructor level training required to apply for the POST high liability Crowd Control Instructor endorsement.

This is a very physically demanding course, developed as a hands-on performance based block of instruction utilizing practical exercises and scenario based training to actively engage the student.  Students will be required to effectively demonstrate and provide instruction to other students related to MFF operations, and provide a classroom presentation on course related topics.

Upon completion of the course, participants will have the necessary skills to instruct other officers in the different types of Crowds and effective Crowd Management, Field Level MFF Platoon and Squad formations, tactics, and movements; as well as MFF Vehicle formations, tactics, and movements.

Pre-requisites for attendance 

    • Completed Instructor Development at registration
    • 3 years of full-time LEO experience
    • Basic LEO certification
    • Registration applications will be vetted by POST for approval to attend

march 2021 Mobile Field Force flyer

Dates:   March 29 – April 2, 2021

Time:    0800-1700

Credit Hours:   40

Location:

Idaho POST Academy
700 South Stratford Drive
Meridian, Idaho 83642

Cost: $  350.00          Payable to Idaho POST
              (Tuition does not include meals, travel, and/or lodging)

Deadline:  March 8, 2021  NOTE  – this class is limited to 40 participants.

Instructors:   Lt. Kerry Giesige, Retired, Long Beach PD

Additional  Instructors TBD

POST CoordinatorJeff Sklar
jeff.sklar@post.idaho.gov or call 208-509-2797

Registration: Use the REGISTRATION LINK provided below.

Remarks:  The Lead Instructor is Retired Lt. Kerry Giesige, a 25 year veteran of the Long Beach Ca. Police Department, with over 30 total years in the field of Law Enforcement.  During his career with the Long Beach PD, Lt. Giesige spent over 16 years in the Gang and Violent Crimes Division assigned to the Gang Enforcement Section both as a Detective and Sergeant.  This section was made up of 40 Detectives, 5 sergeants and a Lieutenant, and was the Primary Mobile Field Force (MFF) Platoon for the Long Beach PD, as well as the primary Mutual Aid Platoon for Los Angeles County. Lt. Giesige began his Law Enforcement career in 1992 during the aftermath of the Rodney King Riots, since that time he has deployed over 100 times as a MFF Operator, Squad Leader, and MFF Instructor.
Since retirement, he has spent the last 3-1/2 years as a Primary Instructor at Idaho POST teaching Firearms, Tactical Combat Casualty Care (Tac Med), Mobile Field Force In-Service Training and evaluating and instructing during POST Patrol Academy scenarios.

Additional certified Instructors will be used throughout the week as needed to maintain an appropriate instructor student ratio, specifically during practical applications