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Tactical Flashlight
PAT248R
April 19, 2012
Du Page County Sheriff's
Department 4 Training Facility
May 24, 2012
Burbank Police Department
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Member Tuition: None
Non Member Tuition: $100.00
Limit: 2 per Dept.
Tactical Warrant,
Barricaded Subjects, &
Hostage Command for
Supervisors
MAN124R
May 29, 2012
Lemont Police Department
8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Member Tuition: None
Non Member Tuition: $100.00
Limit: 2 per Dept.
Spring 2012 In-Service Course Catalog
When properly deployed, a high quality flashlight will increase the effectiveness of any
application of force, from verbal command to lethal force engagements.
This 8 hour course will prepare officers to utilize their illumination tool as a force multiplier,
increasing the officer's ability to prevail during low light encounters. This course will
prepare the officer for general patrol use, room clearing, CQB, hostage rescue, and officer
rescue situations.
Attendees should bring their duty gear, unloaded weapons, magazines, and flashlights.
Lethal force encounters usually occur within the first two minutes the officer is on the scene,
and there is an 80% chance that the contact will take place in “low light” conditions.
The following topics will be addressed:
- How to dominate time and space in low light conditions
- Making the principles of low light operations work for you
- Maintaining the combat mindset for success
- Evaluation of student illumination tools and recommendations for future gear selection
Attendees will be introduce to proper search tactics, light/shoot/move techniques, and
contingency drills for reloads and weapon malfunctions.
Tactics employed during this course were originally developed by retired U.S. Navy Seal,
Ken Good. This training class is based on the highly successful Aurora Police model. It is
also part of Aurora P.D.’s on going commitment to in service training for all of their officers.
This course is taught by Lt. Rick Robertson of the Aurora Police Department.
Watch for the 3-day "live fire" instructor level course coming this Fall!
In this course, formerly known as "Tactical Command for Patrol", Supervisors and senior
officers will learn about contemporary tactics, trends, and case laws that will prepare them
for taking tactical command in the following critical areas:
- Warrant service execution,
- Barricaded gunmen,
- Hostage situations, and
- Special events.
Those attending will become familiar with the critical command decisions that need to be
made in both domestic situations and those required during special events. Components of
preparation, response and training readiness will be discussed by an experienced
practitioner.
Topics will include:
- Basic Understanding of warrant service execution tactics and applicable laws;
- Establishing inner and outer perimeter and resolution tactics;
- Dynamics of crisis/hostage situations;
- IACP model policy and definitions;
- Strategies of containment, long rifle use and react teams (CLR);
- Traits of criminal offenders and mentally ill;
- Managing outside agency assistance
This course will be taught by Sgt. Randy Olsberg, Wheeling Police Department (retired).
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