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DUI Standardized Field Sobriety Testing
Class is restricted to current, active law enforcement and prosecutors employed by a governmental agency. This course will teach you how to skillfully recognize and properly evaluate impaired driving suspects, from the initial observation of the vehicle to the arrest and processing of the suspect...

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DWI Instructor
Class is restricted to current, active law enforcement and prosecutors employed by a governmental agency. This course will show you how to teach the Standardized Field Sobriety Testing course approved by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. You will learn the proper procedures and...

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Tactical Drug Law Enforcement
This is an intense “hands-on” course that will arm you with the tactical and officer survival skills for a variety of street level drug enforcement situations. Lectures will include such topics as operational planning, personnel selection and assignments, the importance of teamwork and communic...

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Undercover Drug Enforcement Techniques
This course will provide essential training for undercover officers and cover team members who work in the dangerous and unpredictable field of undercover drug enforcement. From establishing your identity to conducting the buy to documenting your activities through affidavits and resulting search w...

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Training and Reference Manual for Traffic Crash Investigation - NEW 3rd Edition


Filled with the basic information that all successful traffic homicide investigators should possess, IPTM’s Training and Reference Manual for Traffic Crash Investigation – 3rd edition, has been updated and expanded to give you the very latest methods for handling the most frequent types of crash situations. The author, R.W. Rivers, leads you step-by-step through the investigation process. Topics such as securing the scene, inspecting the vehicles, estimating the speed of the vehicles involved and interviewing witnesses or victims are discussed in detail. He also devotes time to the environmental factors and human elements that may contribute to a crash. Greatly expanded is the chapter on crash photography, with particular emphasis on the use of digital cameras and video recorders.


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