Proactive Patrol Tactics:Drug Enforcement & Intelligence Gathering Traffic Stops-Freeport

This course has been approved by ILETSB to meet the following mandates:

Civil Rights 2.5 Hours

Constitutional/Proper use of Authority 2.5 Hours

Cultural Competency 2 Hours

Legal Updates 2 Hours

Law Concerning Stops, Searches and Use of Force 2 Hours

Officer Saftey Techniques 2 Hours

COURSE CONTENT:

This practical and up -to-date workshop provides the latest intelligence information about the movements and activities of suspected terrorists in the United States. This fast-paced two-day course is intended for patrol officers and supervisors who want to become more effective in detecting apprehending and documenting the arrest of criminals including drug users, drug traffickers, fugitives, gang members, and even terrorists.

Topics will include:

Overview of terrorist organizations                                       International Driving permit

Resident alien and social security documents                       Indicators Criminal Activity

Financing Traffic Stops as an investigative tool

Areas Covered:

Criminal Patrol Tactics In-Car / Body Cams    Officer Survival                       Roadside Interviews      

Detecting Deception                                       Consent Searches                   Salvaging Turn-Downs

Arrest Tactics                                                  Detecting Weapons

Detecting Hidden Compartments

The Instructor-Ed Delmore has been a police officer since 1982. He has served as a patrol officer, undercover narcotics investigator, patrol sergeant, watch commander, deputy chief, and chief of police. For several years, he was the working commander of the most successful municipal criminal interdiction unit in the State of Illinois. He currently serves as the Chief of Police in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Gulf Shores is an island resort community in the Gulf of Mexico.