Monday, January 18, 2010
7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Baton Selection – Make it Effective, Efficient and Safe
Discovering the Best Baton Deployment System for Law enforcement
Robert Hindi
Come witness and discover what many of today's top training experts are calling the safest, fastest, most effective baton equipment ever developed for law enforcement today. Come see the evidence. No other equipment deployment system offers as many documented evaluations and life-saving testimonials. International trainer, Bob Hindi, a 22 year veteran of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department -- developer of the Hindi Baton Cap & Hindi Duty Belt S.A.F.E.T.Y. System, will show you all the tactical advantages and safety features of this baton equipment system which has been proven to over 2 million officers around the world.
Active Shooter Response: A New Approach
Craig Dickerson
This session will cover program development, single officer / plain clothes/off duty response, use of the Ballistic Shield, and NEW ROOM ENTRY TECHNIQUES. Dozens of agencies have sought Dickerson’s assistance in providing training to their officers. Don’t miss this opportunity to get his different perspective on training active shooter response; he’ll introduce some new techniques based on observations of hundreds of room and structure clearing operations. Video tape of the training exercises will be shown.
8:15 PM – 9:15 PM
The Hindi Duty Belt S.A.F.E.T.Y. System
[A Seminar for High-Risk Patrol Professionals]
Robert Hindi
Come see what top police trainers and medical specialists worldwide are calling the safest, fastest, most effective equipment deployment system ever developed for law enforcement today. International trainer Bob Hindi, a 22 year veteran of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, has demonstrated and proven to over 2 million officers where the best place and position for your equipment should be from a tactical and scientific perspective. Guaranteed to increase your survival performance by 50%...or more! If you haven’t attended this class, you haven’t completed your training.
Essential Handgun Techniques
Dave Spaulding
Protecting one’s self with a handgun requires more than just buying a gun, putting it in a holster or drawer, and thinking you are prepared. While many handgun training courses exist, there is a process that any student who truly wishes to prepare for armed conflict must progress through. In this short course, this process will be discussed with emphasis on proper technique.
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
8:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Why Things Go Right — Why Things Go Wrong
Gordon Graham, JD
In this session, Gordon Graham will take an organizational risk management look inside any organization to show what can be done today to avoid/minimize incidents from going wrong. He’ll focus on the 5 Pillars of a successful organization, and give you ideas that can be initiated in the workplace immediately upon your return to improve performance. Included in this class are a series of Rules to prevent incidents from going wrong. No matter what your title or position, you’ll come away with insights on how to take a proactive approach to managing risk in your agency.
Essential Handgun Techniques
Dave Spaulding
Protecting one’s self with a handgun requires more than just buying a gun, putting it in a holster or drawer, and thinking you are prepared. While many handgun training courses exist, there is a process that any student who truly wishes to prepare for armed conflict must progress through. In this short course, this process will be discussed with emphasis on proper technique.
9:15 AM – 10:15 AM
Active Shooter Response: A New Approach
Craig Dickerson
This session will cover program development, single officer / plain clothes/off duty response, use of the Ballistic Shield, and NEW ROOM ENTRY TECHNIQUES. Dozens of agencies have sought Dickerson’s assistance in providing training to their officers. Don’t miss this opportunity to get his different perspective on training active shooter response; he’ll introduce some new techniques based on observations of hundreds of room and structure clearing operations. Video tape of the training exercises will be shown.
Protecting Your Career: Tactical Report Writing for Public Safety Personnel
Gordon Graham, JD
In this session, law enforcement expert Gordon Graham focuses on the common errors and omissions law enforcement personnel make in incident documentation. These mistakes are not only embarrassing, but also can be very costly in terms of civil liability. Report writing is not just an important facet of your job; making a mistake could cost you in promotion, career path and legal action. You’ll also receive a copy of GRIID, Graham's Rules for the Improvement of Incident Documentation.
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Developing the Combative Mind
Dave Spaulding
The word "combative" is defined as "ready and willing to fight" which is the number one requirement for anyone who is concerned with personal security, whether it be a law enforcement officer, military operator or legally armed citizen. This one hour block will introduce the attendee to the concepts needed to begin preparing one’s mind for potential conflict.
Effective Courtroom Testimony
Gordon Graham, JD
This session will give the veteran and the novice additional information on how to improve performance in this critical task. Learn some great tips from veteran law enforcement professional Gordon Graham. You’ll also receive a copy of GRECT, Graham's Rules for the Enhancement of Courtroom Testimony.
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
What’s Your Draw-Ability: Gross Motor Skills vs. Fine Motor Skills
Dave Young
Dave Young, Director and Founder of ARMA Training, discusses and explains the critical importance of proper holster selection, accessibility, techniques, and safety. Dave will demonstrate equipment failure and gear success - under all kinds of conditions. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to learn from the industry’s leading Law Enforcement expert practitioner.
