
Criminal Patrol Techniques
September 24, 2012
Danville IL
8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Non-Member Tuition: - 0 -
This course designed for the highly motivated and professional patrol officer
who is interested in increasing his or her understanding of the techniques that
have proven most effective in identifying criminals both in-transit on the
roadways and occupying local communities. Law enforcement officers
patrolling in a variety of venues will benefit from this course as instruction
includes discussion on conducting effective consensual encounters at target
locations within local communities.
Instruction highlights numerous real life incidents where suspects have been
identified as being involved in major criminal activity. These events are
captured on in-car video during the incident, allowing for an analysis of both
the verbal and non-verbal clues of criminal activity which led to the seizure of
contraband. This course will heighten the patrol officer's awareness,
allowing him/her to recognize the signs of excessive nervousness and acts of
deception displayed by those involved in criminal activity.
Examples of in-car video footage will be utilized to demonstrate effective
roadside interview techniques. Effective ways to build a criminal patrol
case will be explained as well as uses of the canine in criminal patrol.
Additionally, discussion on effective methods to be employed by the patrol
officer in conducting street-level operations pertaining to identifying active
criminals within local communities will be presented. Finally, effective
report writing techniques will be discussed.
Topics include:
Instructor:
Sergeant Chris Owen
Strategic Enforcement Team
Illinois State Police - District 10
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