Officer Safety, Security And Survival
At some point in your career as a law enforcement officer you will witness another officer or yourself injured or killed in the line of duty. It's reality. This course discusses these issues from a patrol officer's viewpoint. Many topics discussed provide examples, case studies, advice, tips, etc. The materials presented deal with issues concerning law enforcement officers killed or injured from shootings, escape attempts, assaults, hidden weapons, transports, etc. It should be noted that many officer deaths and injuries also stem from vehicle accidents, natural accidents, training accidents, weather-related accidents and off duty incidents. This course gives you examples of officer safety, security and survival tactics, along with dangerous weapons, reminders, outlooks, lessons learned, etc. It is an opportunity for you to realize that officer safety issues are real and need to be addressed and remembered. Be aware that some of the materials are very detailed, graphic and some even disturbing. It is meant to assist in the continued education of all law enforcement officers.
Course Outline
Lesson 1 Introduction
Lesson 2 Mental Conditioning And Awareness
Lesson 3 Physical Conditioning And Awareness
Lesson 4 Health And Hazard
Lesson 5 Equipment
Lesson 6 Firearms
Lesson 7 Defensive Tactics
Lesson 8 Subject Contacts
Lesson 9 Searching, Restraining And Unknown Weapons
Lesson 10 Vehicle Stops
Lesson 11 Transports
Lesson 12 Critical Incidents
Lesson 13 Details
Lesson 14 Off Duty
Lesson 15 Case Studies And Scenarios
Recommended Texts
Officer Safety: Tactics for Survival by Michel Amaral
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Tuition for this course is $15.
Jerrod S. Smelker
CEO and senior instructor for Edge Advantage Consultants, Personal Defense Security Tactics company that conducts officer safety courses for law enforcement agencies. He holds a degree in criminal justice and is
currently working on advanced degrees. He conducts officer safety, defensive tactics and restraint courses for law enforcement agencies. He holds numerous instructor certifications. "My motivation for being involved in officer safety is simple; I never want my or my students' names added to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington D.C."
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