Course Number: 240D
Course Description: Criminal Interdiction for Patrol
Proven techniques on how to recognize and build criminal cases from the onset of the traffic stop and beyond.
Course Topics:
- Patrol’s vision and the importance of interdiction
- Officer safety, ethics, and the 4th Amendment
- Trends and pre-text stops
- Vehicle and person indicators
- Roadside interview (Deception)
- Importance of documents
- Legal considerations, including K9 case law
- Consent
- Concealment methods
- Money seizures
- Report writing (Importance)
- Informants
- Importance of officer networking
Dates: April 27 – 28, 2021
Times: 0800-1700
Credit Hours: 16 hours
Location:
Idaho POST Academy
Building 3, Classroom B
700 South Stratford Drive
Meridian Idaho
Cost: Tuition FREE
(Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging)
Deadline: April 26, 2021 REGISTER early only 22 seats are available
Instructors:
Sgt. Curt Sproat- ISP
Sgt. Chris Cottrell- ISP
Cpl. Bradalyn Crapo- ISP
Registration:
Email Brandalyn.crapo@isp.idaho.gov include your full name,
agency, email address, and telephone number
Remarks: do not send registrations to POST
Course Number: 240D
Course Description: Criminal Interdiction for Patrol
Proven techniques on how to recognize and build criminal cases from the onset of the traffic stop and beyond.
Course Topics:
- Patrol’s vision and the importance of interdiction
- Officer safety, ethics, and the 4th Amendment
- Trends and pre-text stops
- Vehicle and person indicators
- Roadside interview (Deception)
- Importance of documents
- Legal considerations, including K9 case law
- Consent
- Concealment methods
- Money seizures
- Report writing (Importance)
- Informants
- Importance of officer networking
Dates:
Times: 0800-1700
Credit Hours:
Location:
Cost: Tuition FREE
(Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging)
Deadline:
Instructors:
Registration:
Remarks: do not send registrations to POST
Course Number: R4210D
Course Description:
Operation RUSH is a criminal interdiction course developed to challenge both new and experienced officers to look beyond the traffic stop and recognize criminal activity. Criminals are most vulnerable while in transit going from point A to point B and they are also their most dangerous. Learn how to conduct tactical vehicle approaches which provides officers a superior advantages over traditional traffic stops
One of the biggest legal challenges officer’s face in court is the extension of the traffic stop. Legally extending the traffic stop by building reasonable suspicion and how to articulate it in your report is the key to a successful criminal interdiction traffic stop. Articulation of key components of the traffic stop in the officers report lays the foundation for courtroom testimony and successful convictions
The course will also provide officers pertinent information on current case law, current drug trends, drug ingestion, contraband concealment methods, and search techniques along with the deployment of K9s.
Dress is casual and a flashlight is needed.
Dates: May 17-18, 2021
Times: May 17- 1300-2100, May 18- 0800-1600
Credit Hours: 15
Location: Teton County Sheriff’s Office, 230 N. Main St., Driggs, ID
Cost: $249.00
(Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging)
Deadline:
Instructor(s): J. Keil
Remarks: To register contact J. Keil at 920-323-2354 or email info@operationrush.com
Course Number: R4240D
Course Description:
Proven techniques on how to recognize and build criminal cases from the onset of the traffic stop and beyond.
Course Topics:
- Patrol’s vision and the importance of interdiction
- Officer safety, ethics, and the 4th Amendment
- Trends and pre-text stops
- Vehicle and person indicators
- Roadside interview (Deception)
- Importance of documents
- Legal considerations, including K9 case law
- Consent
- Concealment methods
- Money seizures
- Report writing (Importance)
- Informants
- Importance of officer networking
Dates: March 15, 2021 all day, March 16, 2021 half day
Times: 0800-1700 first day, 0800-1200 second day
Credit Hours: 12
Location: Idaho State Police District 5 Training Room, 5255 S. 5th Ave., Pocatello, ID 83204
Cost: FREE
(Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging)
Deadline:
Instructor(s): ISP Sgt. Vance Cox, ISP Cpls. Jared Shively, Tyler Sheierman, Chad Braswell
Remarks: To register for this course, email ISP Cpl Jared Shively at jared.shively@isp.idaho.gov
Course Number: R2413
Course Description:
During this annual training conference, we are excited to present the following:
UNDERCOVER SURVIVAL
Psychological challenges
Issues and Hardships affecting Law Enforcement Families
MULTI JURISDICTIONAL COUNTER DRUG FORCE TRAINING
Fast paced, one day course intended for Patrol Officers, Patrol Supervisors, Detectives, Probation Officers, who want to become more efficient in detecting, apprehending and documenting the arrest of criminals including; drug users, drug traffickers, gang members, and even terrorists.
Dates: June 22-24, 2020
Times: 0800-1700
Credit Hours: 24
Location: The Riverside Hotel, 2900 W. Chinden Blvd. Boise, ID 83714
Cost: $300.00 if paid before June 6th. $325.00 if paid after June 6th
(Attendees are responsible for meals, travel, and/or lodging) ACCOMMODATIONS- When contacting the hotel, ask for the Idaho Narcotics Ofc. Association discount. There are rooms reserved for attendees, so register early. Contact the hotel at 208-343-1871.
Deadline:
Instructor(s): Dave Redemann, Joe Morris
Remarks: Click on the link for the registration form- INOA 2020 registration form Mail registration to INOA PO BOX 680 Rigby, ID 83442 or call Detective Pettingill at 208-248-2567 to register with credit card.
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