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Choosing the level of force appropriate to a given situation is a split-second decision making process. CiNet's use of force training identifies and educates officers in the areas that impact police use of force and the current issues to consider when developing use of force policies.
Use of Force Training Benefits
- How to make a proper restraint as well as medical issues and concerns resulting from police restraints
- Comprehensive legal information on the use of force topic
- Transition drills to stress de-escalation and scenario's where officers must use these techniques
- How effective electronic control devices and pepper sprays (oleoresin capsicum) can be, and if used incorrectly, how harmful they can be
- Demonstration on the use of force dynamics
- The contemporary use of 12-gauge impact projectiles
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Use of Force Training Courses
- Deadly Force Do's and Don'ts
- De-escalating the Use of Force
- Electronic Control Devices
- Less-Lethal Force, Part 1: OC Pepper Spray Updates
- Less-Lethal Force, Part 2: Impact Projectiles
- Less-Lethal Force, Part 3: Tasers
- Lethal Force Training: A New Firearms Training Paradigm
- O.C. Sprays: The Do's and Don'ts
- O.C. Sprays: The Effects
- Police Use of Force, Part 1
- Police Use of Force, Part 2
- Roll Call: Force Dynamics
- Roll Call: Laser Sighting Systems
- Roll Call: Use of Force: Command Presence
- Roll Call: Witness to Excessive Force
- Tactical Use of the Aerosol Defense Spray
- Threat Neutralization Considerations With Firearms
- Use of Force: Decisions, Part 1
- Use of Force: Decisions, Part 2
- Use of Force: Misconceptions
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