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Every day, police officers are injured or die in the line of duty. These incidents happen during crime incidents as well as during routine activities such as traffic stops, training and physical conditioning. LETN's online police officer survival training courses outline officer survival techniques that can be employed to keep officers safe on the job. The importance of teaching survival skills is critical for officer survival. Learning requires the ability to sequence and manipulate information and memories in order to sequence a task.
Police Officer Survival Training Benefits
Tactical survival education and drills provide officers a safe environment in which to think critically through scenarios. Practicing tactical thinking is essential to officer survival and provides experiences for the officer to draw upon during real-life situations.
- Tactical implications of contemporary research in human factors as they apply to survival learning principles
- Recognize indicators that an assault is about to occur so you can plan options and strategies for defense
- Operational characteristics of the pistol and the core element leading to the effective use of this instrument of subject control
- Effective defense tactics you can use in everyday patrolling
- Specific tactics that the hostage officer can use in order to help resolve the situation
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Police Officer Survival Training Courses
- Active Shooter
- Approach of the Emotionally Disturbed
- Armored and Dangerous
- Back to Basic: Collapsible Baton
- Body Armor - Protecting the Protectors
- Building Search Essentials
- Close Encounter Fighting - The S.P.E.A.R System
- Combat Handcuffing, Part 1
- Combat Handcuffing, Part 2
- Confined Area Survival Tactics, Part 1
- Confined Area Survival Tactics, Part 2
- Confined Area Survival Tactics, Part 3
- Confined Area Survival Tactics, Part 4
- Confrontational Handcuffing
- Deadly Force Do's and Dont's
- De-escalating the Use of Force
- Defensive Tactics
- Defensive Tactics For Mass Transit Vehicles
- Electronic Control Devices
- First Responders to Active Shooters
- FIRSTaid, Part 1: Infectious Diseases
- FIRSTaid, Part 2: The Bandaid Approach
- FIRSTaid, Part 3: Emergency Childbirth
- FIRSTaid, Part 4: Sudden In-Custody Death Syndrome
- Handgun Retention
- Handling a Bomb Call
- Inside the Breach, Part 1
- Inside the Breach, Part 2
- Knife Defense: Sudden Attack
- Lethal Force Training: A New Firearms Training Paradigm
- LETN Roll Call: The Schertz, Texas, Shootout
- No Regard for Human Life, Part 1 - The Trooper Stone Shooting
- No Regard for Human Life, Part 2 - The Rolling Gun Battle
- Officer Ambushed: The Mark Sawyers Incident
- Officer Dragged
- Officer Hostage
- Police Use of Force, Part 1
- Police Use of Force, Part 2
- Policing Extremists
- Response to Armed Robbery
- Risk Thermostat
- Roll Call: Booby Traps
- Roll Call: Danger on Traffic Stops
- Roll Call: Firearms Retention and Disarming
- Roll Call: Off Hand/On Target
- Roll Call: Off-Duty Survival
- Roll Call: Pistol Protocols: Preparing for Use
- Roll Call: Surviving Edged Weapons
- Roll Call: Tactical Edged Weapon Defense
- Roll Call: Tactical Groundfighting
- Roll Call: Ten Behaviors That Could Cost You Your Badge
- Roll Call: Use of Force: Command Presence
- Survival Considerations for Female Officers
- Surviving Deadly Encounters II: The Encounter
- Surviving Deadly Encounters III: Aftershocks
- SWAT Team Training
- Tactical Patrol: Responding to Snipers and Mass Shootings
- The Emotionally Raging Subject: Techniques for Physical Control
- The Mentally Retarded Suspect
- The Science of Survival, Part 1
- The Science of Survival, Part 2
- Threat Neutralization Considerations With Firearms
- Use of Force: Decisions, Part 1
- Use of Force: Decisions, Part 2
- Use of Force: Misconceptions
- Winning Armed Confrontations: The Hollywood Factor
- You Make the Call, Part 1
- You Make the Call, Part 2
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