CT Triple Instructor Certification (Handcuffing – OC Spray – Police Baton) SOLD OUT!

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CT Triple Instructor Handcuffing / OC Spray and Police Baton
Aug. 23 – 27, 2021
Maloney Training Center
275 Jarvis St. Cheshire CT 06410

An intensive 5-day training program to develop instructors in Handcuffing, Oleoresin Spray, and the Police Baton (Fixed or Expandable). This is a law enforcement instructor course developing integration concepts within the less lethal options used by law enforcement and civilian security operations. Law enforcement encounters are not restricted to one less lethal option and are integrated using different disciplines. This course brings those options together in an Instructor format so agencies can benefit from the investment of the training.

      BATON INSTRUCTOR TRAINING  STRAIGHT & EXPANDABLE

• Legal aspects of police use of force
• Baton deployment and purpose
• Baton justification
• Basic baton strikes
• Body mechanics and footwork
• Documentation and tracking use of force
• Baton nomenclature
• Universal platforms
• Baton blocking principles
• Baton body manipulations
• Troubleshooting student performance
• L.O.C.K.U.P. ®TACTICS INTEGRATED
• Application for all BATONS

HANDCUFFING INSTRUCTOR TRAINING

• Nomenclature of the hinged and chain-link handcuffs
• Handcuffing passive and resistant suspects
• Practical exercises of handcuffing maneuvers
• Departmental policy sample discussion
• Demonstrate the ability to perform team takedowns and handcuffing maneuvers
• Documentation and report writing
• Safe removal of handcuffs from suspects
• Controlling handcuffed combatants
• L.O.C.K.U.P.® tactics integrated

OLEORESIN CAPSICUM OC SPRAY INSTRUCTOR TRAINING

• Identify various ingredients and strengths of (OC) spray
• Current legal/policy issues in the use of (OC) spray
• Physical, psychological, and physiological effects
• Management protocols re: medical and decontamination procedures
• Most effective (OC) delivery methods
• Flammable characteristics of (OC) spray
• Placement of OC on the “Use of Force Spectrum”
• Pre-existing medical conditions that may be aggravated by OC
• Verbal commands/warnings that should accompany the deployment of OC
• Properly documenting the use of OC
• Tactical considerations: various canisters, holsters, and retention.
• Drawing techniques
• Perform a tactical OC exposure and restraint of a simulated “active” resistant subject.CT POSTC Approved!

Contact: Lieutenant Eduardo Quijano
eduardo.quijano@ct.gov /  860-308-5693
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