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2016 GREAT LAKES LAW
ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CONFERENCE
HOSTED BY: MICHIGAN TACTICAL OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
sponsored by:
held at:
The ConCorde Inn
44315 N Gratiot Avenue
Clinton Township, MI 48036
May 24-26, 2016
2016 Attendee Registration Packet
PLEASE TAKE THE TIME TO CAREFULLY REVIEW THE CONTENTS OF THIS PACKET
2016 MTOA CONFERENCE
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Conference Dates:
Tuesday May 24th through Thursday May 26th
Conference Locations:
The ConCorde Inn
44315 N. Gratiot Avenue
Clinton Twp., MI 48036
Conference Cost:
$199/online or mailed in check, $225 at the door
per Attendee (1 year membership fee included in cost)
Conference Registration Date/Time:
Register online at:
http://mtoa.org/mtoa-2016-conference-registration/
Conference Host Hotels:
Host Hotel:
The ConCorde Inn
586-493-7300
$65.00
Overflow Hotels:
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Hall Road/94
45805 Marketplace Boulevard
Chesterfield, MI
586-598-4000
Ask for Government Rate ($77.00)
Courtyard by Marriot
4600 Utica Park Blvd.
Utica, MI
586-997-6100
Banquet Date/Time:
Wednesday, May 25th 1900 - 2200pm
The ConCorde Inn
Guest Speaker:
Brian Hoffner – Hoffner’s Academy – Forging the Warrior
Dress is CASUAL
Vendor & Member Appreciation Night: Live Fire Vendor Demo and BBQ
Macomb Police Academy, 21901 Dunham Rd., Clinton Twp., MI 48036
Conference Contacts:
Christophor Periatt @ [email protected]
Christopher Giolitti @ [email protected]
MTOA website:
www.MTOA.org
MTOA federal tax id number:61-1630721
2016 Tactical Vendor Show*
Tuesday, MAY 24th
8:30am - 4:30pm
THE CONCORDE INN • CLINTON TWP., MI
LUNCH IS PROVIDED!
The Tactical Vendor Show is open
and FREE with government ID to:
• Law Enforcement Personnel
• Fire/EMS Personnel
• Military Personnel
• Corrections Personnel
* attendance is mandatory for all paid conference attendees
Contact Chris Periatt at [email protected] or
Chris Giolitti at: [email protected] for further details
DEBRIEFS DURING VENDOR SHOW
Steven Ijames:09:15 hrs - 11:00 hrs
R.K. Miller: 12:30 hrs - 14:15 hrs
Brian Murphy: 14:45 hrs - 16:30 hrs
Chief Steven Ijames has served as a Law Enforcement Officer for over 37 years in every facet
of the job, including Undercover Narcotics and SWAT. Contemporary challenges facing law
enforcement are exploding across the country. Media crisis management before, during and after
critical incidents will be reviewed. Contemporary strategies and best practices will be presented
with case studies and lessons learned. In light of public perception and the media environment
surrounding law enforcement today, this seminar is critical for the survival of our nation’s police
agencies.
Lieutenant (ret.) RK Miller, a Vietnam veteran and a police trainer with close to 30 years of
service, will highlight the need for realistic and challenging training so that officers can make
good sound decisions in their daily encounters. Lt. Miller reminded us that despite the intense
pressures and dangers associated with decision making in the law enforcement environment, we
are expected to make the right choice every time and factor in an extensive list of criteria to
include whether or not the contemplated action is lawful, ethical, reasonable, consistent with
policy, and tactically sound. Find out if you may be setting yourself up for liability.
Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor Recipient Lieutenant (ret.) Brian Murphy will be
presenting his debrief of the Wisconsin Sikh Temple Shooting. On 05 August 2012, a white
supremacist with prior military service went to the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin and
murdered six people who were there to prepare a communal luncheon that was to be held later. Lt.
Murphy was the first officer to arrive and the first to encounter the suspect of this Active Shooter
situation. Listen to Lt. Murphy’s recounting of this domestic terrorist incident and his incredible
story of survival after being shot 15 times.
VENDOR & MEMBER
APPRECIATION NIGHT
Tuesday, May 24th
6:00 - 9:00pm
Live Fire/Less Lethal
Vendor Demo & BBQ
Macomb Police Academy
21901 Dunham Rd.
Food & beverages provided by MTOA
2016 BANQUET DINNER
WEDNESday, MAY 25th
7:00pm - 10:00pm
THE CONCORDE INN
CLINTON TWP., MI 48036
Guest Speaker:
Brian Hoffner
Hoffner’s Academy
“Forging the Warrior”
Dress is Casual
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2016 GREAT LAKES LAW ENFORCEMENT
TRAINING CONFERENCE
ELIGIBILITY
Registration is open to all current MTOA members and pre-registration IS MANDATORY for participation at
the Conference. The MTOA Annual Conference is NOT just for SWAT Officers! You DO NOT have to be
assigned to a tactical/SWAT unit to receive the full benefit of the Conference. If you are not a current member
of the MTOA, but wish to participate at the Conference, you must make application prior to the commencement date of the Conference. If you are not already an MTOA member, a 1 year free membership comes with
the 2016 registration fee. The MTOA will expedite your paperwork and process your MTOA membership as
quickly as possible.
REGISTRATION FEE
The registration fee for attendance at the Conference is only $199.00 if you pay online or by mail in check, or
$225.00 at the door. Registrations must be completed and submitted by mail, or via paypal on the MTOA.org
website:
http://mtoa.org/mtoa-2016-conference-registration/
Acceptable forms of payment will include check, money order, agency purchase order, DOJ voucher, or credit
card. Invoices will be sent via e-mail or through the US Postal Service for those agencies requiring paperwork.
The registration fee will include: attendance at the Conference, Vendor Show (Tuesday), and the Conference
banquet (Wednesday Evening). Each attendee must submit a registration form. Walk-in registrations WILL
NOT be accepted during the Conference. If for some reason a pre-registered attendee is unable to attend, substitutions will be honored, and we ask for an early notification of the substitution, if possible. Any registration
questions can be referred to the MTOA Treasurer, Craig Pulvirenti at (248) 670-9996 or e-mail him at:
[email protected].
LOCATION
The Conference will be held at: The ConCorde Inn, 44315 N. Gratiot Avenue, Clinton Twp., MI 48036 . The
firearm blocks of instruction will be held at the Bluewater Sportsman’s Association, Perch Point Conservation
Club, Macomb County College Police Academy and Selfridge ANG. Shuttle service from the conference is
available.
LODGING
The MTOA has pre-booked the entire hotel at a very special negotiated price of $65.00 per night, plus taxes.
Please make your reservations early and be sure to specify that you are attending the MTOA Conference and
specify the Government Rate to secure this rate. The special room rate will be available until April 1, 2016.
After that it will be based on availability.
THE HOST HOTELS FOR THE CONFERENCE ARE:
The ConCorde Inn
www.concordeinns.com
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Hall Road/94
45805 Marketplace Boulevard
Chesterfield, NJ
586-598-4000
Courtyard by Marriot
4600 Utica Park Blvd.
Utica, MI
586-997-6100
BANQUET
The banquet will be held at the ConCorde Inn Banquet Hall. The banquet will be held on Wednesday, May 25th
and begins with cocktails at 6:30 PM and dinner at 7:00 PM - 10:00PM.
MANDATORY EQUIPMENT
All firearm training blocks will require each attendee to wear a ballistic vest, wrap around eye protection and
hearing protection. Soft insertable ear protection can be used in conjunction with the ear muffs, but NOT in lieu
of them. Each course description will provide the attendee with a required equipment list for the block of instruction. Attendees should bring all the necessary gear for ANY possible training environment. The following
is a recommended, but not necessarily an all inclusive list of possible equipment needed:
4 Ammunition
4 Ballistic helmet
4 Ballistic shield
4 Ballistic vest
4 Cold weather gear
4 Duty belt/Tactical Duty Belt
4 Duty weapon (handgun/long-gun)
4 Ear protection
4 Eye protection
4 Flashlight(s)
4 Gas mask
4 Gloves
4 Hydration
4 Knee pads
4 Note pad/notebook
4 Pen or pencil
4 Rain gear
4 Simulated training weapon
4 Snacks
VENDOR SHOW
The vendor show will be held on Tuesday, May 24th at The ConCorde Inn from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM, and is
free to all who show Government ID. THIS EVENT IS MANDATORY FOR ALL ATTENDEES.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
All attendees will receive credit for continuing education through MCOLES - Michigan Commission of Law
Enforcement Standards, if applicable. The MTOA will provide a Conference Certificate for each attendee.
LIABILITY
The Michigan Tactical Officers Association and their respective agents, officers, and employees will assume
no responsibility for any injury, loss or damage that may occur to the attendee or the attendee’s departmental/
personal property from any cause whatsoever. Any attendee wishing to insure his/her goods must do so at their
own expense. The attendee, and their respective agency, hereby indemnify and shall defend and hold harmless
the Michigan Tactical Officers Association, The ConCorde Inn, Perch Point Conservation Club, Selfridge ANG,
Bluewater Sportman’s Association, and the Macomb County Community College and their respective agents,
officers, and employees from and against any and all actions arising out of the performance of this agreement.
Attendees must not injure or deface the walls or floors of any of the venues, or any of the equipment utilized
during the conference. When such damage appears, the attendee will be liable to the owner of the property so
damaged.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Advanced Ground
Combatives
Adam Munzing
Mada Krav Maga
Held At:
Macomb Police Academy - Gym
The objective of this course is to make
the officer more efficient in force on force
situations. We will cover establishing
and maintaining dominance against
armed and unarmed assailants. The
goal of this course is to enable the
officer to quickly establish control while
maintaining dominance in common fo
rce on force occurrences.
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Adam Munzing has been training in
martial arts for over 20 years and has
received Instructor level certificates in
Krav Maga, Jeet Kune Do, Kickboxing
and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. This includes a
specialized teaching level certfication
for training law enforcement officers
in the tactics of Krav Maga, and Adam
is an MCOLES in-service training
provider for MI law enforcement.
Adam is not just an expert on paper.
He has worked as a Defensive Tactics
instructor for the Chantilly Criminal
Justice Academy as well as Fairfax
County and Loudon County police.
Many S.W.A.T. operators, FBI Agents,
military personnel, Secret Service
Agents and police officers across the
country have sought his expertise in
hand to hand combat.
A capable instructor, Adam is the only
Israeli certified Krav Maga black belt
in the Metro Detroit area. He also
has earned a black belt in kickboxing,
a brown belt in Brazilin Jiu Jitsu, and
is coordinator of the USA Jiu Jitsu
Olympics for the State of Michigan.
He currently resides in the Metro Detroit
Area and provides expert instruction
in hand to hand, gun, knife and stick
fighting to local law enforcement
including S.W.AT. and S.R.T officers.
Adam also provides this top notch
training to civilians through Mada Krav
Maga.
Advanced LE Sniper
RJ Phelps
Held At:
Perch Point Conservation Club
Rifle Range
The purpose of this course is to
provide the Police Sniper with realistic
information and training to enhance his
or her abilities to perform successfully
as a member of a Tactical Response
Team.
Day 1
• Safety Brief & Gear Prep
• Zero, Stress Run & Cold Bore
• Section 2—Sniper Standards
• Woodland Hide (Group 1)
• Woodland Hide (Group 2)
• Multiple Firing Positions
Day 2
• Safety Brief & Gear Prep
• Stress Run & Cold Bore
• Know Your Limits Course
• Lunch
• Hostage Shoot
• Qual Course
• Debrief and Conclude
SNIPER EQUIPMENT LIST:
• Each trainee will need the following:
• Match Grade Sniper Rifle equipped
with Optical Sight, Bipod and Sling in
.308 Winchester or .223 Remington
(5.56) (any other caliber must be
approved prior to reporting for
training)
• Quality Optical Sight with ranging
reticle – Mil Dot or equivalent
• 350 rounds .308 ammunition
• Spotting Scope with Tripod and
Binoculars
• Operational Uniform (recommend
camouflage BDUs)
• Headgear (recommend “boonie” style
hat)
• Hydration system
• Load bearing vest as issued by
department with duty belt and sidearm
• Appropriate Cold and Wet Weather
gear for the season
• Eye and Ear Protection
• Pen and Pencil
• Pocket Notebook
• Weapon Cleaning Gear
• Insect repellant and sunscreen
• Knife – Fixed blade or folding tactical
• Multi tool
• Sunscreen
• Extra Boots and Gloves in case of wet
weather
• Ground cloth or shooting mat
• Note taking Supplies
• Ghillie Suit I
NSTRUCTOR BIO:
R. Jay Phelps is a 11 year veteran of
law enforcement. He has served as
a patrol officer, Patrol Supervisor and
member of the 23rd Judicial Drug
Task Force Drug Interdiction Team
(D. I. C. E.). He has spent the last 3
years as the Sniper Team Leader for
the Humphreys County Sheriff’s Office
ERT Team. Phelps is also a 24 year
veteran of the Military where he served
20 years in the U. S. Marine Corps and
the last 4 years with the Tennessee
National Guard. He has served in
various Sniper Billets from Sniper,
Sniper Team Leader, Sniper Section
Leader, and Sniper Platoon Sergeant
to Sniper Platoon Commander. He is
currently serving as the Senior Sniper
Leader for the Tennessee National
Guard’s 278th ACR Regiment. Phelps
is currently a POST Certified Police
Sniper Instructor and has attended
several Military and Law Enforcement
Sniper Courses. Phelps serves with
the AmericanSniper.Org and American
Sniper Association’s and is also a
member of the U. S. Marine Corps and
U. S. Army Sniper Associations.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Advanced Pistol
Lou Ann Hamblin
LouKa Tactical
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman Association
Range #11
Advanced
Pistol-Participants
will
experience advanced pistol drills with
emphasis in problem solving, support
hand shooting, manipulation, team
drills and FUNctional competitions.
This class is conducted on an all steel
range.
300-350 rounds of pistol ammunition
and duty gear. Note taking device
including cell phones, knee pads,
eye and ear protection, a simple
carbohydrate and hydration system is
highly recommended.
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Lou Ann proudly served the law
enforcement profession for 22 years
before retiring. Lou Ann has had many
roles during her law enforcement
career to include uniform patrol,
bike patrol, undercover narcotics
and prostitution operations, and a
temporary assignment with a DEA Task
Force. She holds a Master’s degree in
Human Performance Technology and
Instructional Design from the University
of Michigan.
For the last twenty years Lou Ann has
specialized in training female officers,
having trained over 3,500 in pistol
alone, and is a certified firearms and
defensive tactics instructor in a variety
of disciplines. Lou Ann conceptualized
the nationally recognized Building
Warrior Women® training event for
women in public safety that has been
publicized as the finest leadership
and survival skills training for female
officers in the United States. She
instructs locally and nationally in the
areas of instructor development and
training for specialty units to include
survival training for school resource
officers, police cycling operator and
train-the-trainer level classes.
Her national conference presentations
include: The American Society for
Law Enforcement Trainers (ASLET),
The International Law Enforcement
Educators and Trainers Association
(ILEETA), The International Police
Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA),
and The International Association of
Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors
(IALEFI), Rocky Mountain Women
in Law Enforcement (RMWLE),
Tactical Strength and Conditioning
(TSAC), the National Tactical Officers
Association (NTOA) conferences, and
the International Association of Women
Police (IAWP).
Lou Ann is a Team One Network
adjunct instructor and Master Pistol
Instructor through Heckler and Koch
and is a certified armorer for a number
of weapon systems. She authored the
“Firearms Training” chapter in IPMBA’s
Complete Guide to Public Safety
Cycling 2nd Ed. and has authored
many articles in Law and Order, Police
Marksman magazine, PoliceOne.com,
IALEFI’s “Firearms Instructor” and
the IPMBA Newsletter. She currently
serves as an advisory board member
for PoliceOne.com, and is a former
consultant and presenter with Calibre
Press Women’s Street Survival
Seminars, of which she co-wrote.
Lou Ann served as a part-time
faculty member with the Washtenaw
Community College Police Academy
specializing in physical skills and
proctored the MCOLES physical
agility pre-test for seven years. She
also served as the Law Enforcement
In-service Training Coordinator for
Schoolcraft College. There she
supervised the training program,
instructors, and curriculum as well as
grant writing and execution.
Lou Ann also serves on the Board
of Directors for IALEFI, is a certified
Master Firearms Instructor and has
taught at many of their train the trainer
“Master Firearms Instructor” classes
and conferences. She was named
ILEETA’s “Iron Cop” in 2009 and in 2015
Lou Ann received Alumnus of the Year
for the University of Michigan School
of Education for her contributions to
public safety training. Lou Ann is an
avid cyclist and runner completing
several marathons and half marathons.
AR15 Armorer
Doublestar
Held At:
ConCorde Inn
This course is designed to provide
the law enforcement armorer with
knowledge and skills necessary to
maintain the AR-15 type weapon system
in areas to include nomenclature, field
stripping, complete disassembly and
assembly, cycle of operation, function
inspection,
cleaning,
lubrication,
trouble-shooting, accessory selection
and installation, and use of special
tools.
Armored Vehicle
Rescue
NTOA
Held At:
Range #5
This course is designed to provide
proven deployment methods of the
armored tactical rescue vehicle in
hostile environments. The different roles
of the armored tactical rescue vehicle,
to include victim rescue, utilization as
a weapons shooting platform, delivery
of team elements, negotiation phones,
chemical agents and other utilization
will be discussed.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Ballistic
Breacher
Instructor
CTS
Held At:
Classroom/Range #6
This is an Instructor Certification course
designed for those officers with a desire
to learn new breaching techniques and
develop their instruction skills. Course
is a blend of classroom as well as
range exercises. Students may bring
breaching tools, but not required.
• Deploying a breaching program
• Department policies and pre-planning
• Deployment procedures
• Identifying door constructions
• Team member positioning
• Post document and legal aspects of
breaching
BALLISTIC SHIELD
DEPLOYMENTS
Nick Kokot
Held At:
Selfridge ANG Base - Hospital
Think of the ballistic shield as a
dynamic, portable ballistic corner,
between the law enforcement agent
and the suspect. The ballistic shield
has traditionally been taught to be
deployed in a slow, thorough and
methodical, defensive tempo. This
block of instruction WILL NOT focus
on utilizing the ballistic shield in a
“defensive” manner. Rather, this block
will expose the attendee to the offensive
capabilities of the ballistic shield in
close quarters conflict. This course will
introduce the attendee to the unique
dynamics and options associated with
ballistic shield applications during
critical incidents. Attendees will also
receive recommendations on the
equipment and ancillary equipment
options.
It is recommended that a minimum of
two (2) members per agency attend, as
the curriculum stresses the operation of
a two (2) man element when deploying
a ballistic shield.
Instructor Bio:
Nick has been a police officer with the
East Chicago (IN) Police Department
for over seventeen (17) years. He
has served in the capacities of patrol
officer, tactical deployment unit
member, Field Training Officer (F.T.O.),
and firearms and tactics instructor for
his department. Nick has also served
as an instructor for the original Surefire
Institute and currently serves as an
instructor for Strategos International.
In 2012, Nick established his own
training company, Black Cat Tactical.
Nick has previously presented at
tactical conferences, as well as
having instructed from the academy
level of probationary law enforcement
personnel all the way up to members of
the military’s elite units.
Combat Focus
Shooting
Rob Pincus
Held At:
Pistol Range
The Fundamentals of Combat Focus
Shooting is a one day course that will
expose the student to all of the core
principles and fundamentals of the
Defensive Focus Shooting Program.
This course will cover the basics of
intuitive defensive shooting, Combat
Accuracy, The Balance of Speed
& Precision, an introduction to the
understanding the Body’s Natural
Reactions during a Dynamic Critical
Incident, understanding the integration
of lateral motion and additional
concepts as time allows.
This Course will provide the student
with an understanding of true Counter
Ambush training with a defensive
firearm, base level defensive shooting
skills and a training methodology for
continuing to develop those skills.
Students will fire between 400-500
rounds.
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Rob Pincus is a professional trainer,
author and consultant. He and his staff
at I.C.E. Training Company provide
services to military, law enforcement,
private security and students interested
in self-defense. Rob is the Developer of
the Combat Focus® Shooting program,
the most efficient defensive firearms
training methodology available today.
Rob
provides
efficient
training
methodologies to those interested in
developing firearms, tactical operations
and defensive skills. These methods
stress gaining maximum value from
limited training resources and working
well with what the body does naturally
under real world conditions.
Rob has experience as a law
enforcement officer and executive
protection agent and was also
commissioned as an officer in the
United States Army Reserve after
graduating from the Military College
of Vermont with a degree in Political
Science. Rob serves the San Miguel
County Sheriff’s Office as a Training
Officer and has been a staff writer with
S.W.A.T. Magazine since 2001.
From 2003 through 2007, Rob was the
Director of The Valhalla Training Center
in Montrose, Colorado. Rob developed
the training doctrines and programs
that brought Valhalla to the attention
of the entire shooting industry as a
leading source of reality based firearms
training. During this time, Valhalla was
identified by the Rand Corporation as
a leader in private sector reality based
training and as a sole source provider
to 10th Group Army Special Forces
for Extreme Close Quarters Counter
Ambush training. Rob was awarded
the Range of the Year award by the
National Association of Shooting
Ranges for 2007.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
In Late 2007, Rob launched I.C.E.
Training Company and began traveling
and teaching around the country and
the world. Rob is one of the busiest
instructors in the industry, conducting
well over 50 courses a year in over 40
locations. He travels over 300 days a
year, bringing cutting edge personal
defense information to students ranging
from military and law enforcement
special operations personnel to those
who are just considering their first
defensive firearm. In 2005, Rob began
production of the Personal Defense
Firearms DVD Series which evolved to
include the Personal Defense Network
online resource for training information.
To date, the DVD series has shipped
over 4 Million copies and consists of
over 75 titles. There is no other series
of defensive training video series
that even comes close to this level of
distribution. In addition to his print, video
and in-person teaching, Rob has been
involved in the production of several
TV shows including Personal Defense
TV, Best Defense, Stop The Threat,
World News Tonight, The Daily Show,
Best Defense: Survival, Weaponology,
Trigger Time and dozens of local and
regional news pieces covering training
and firearms rights & responsibilities
topics.”
Rob and his I.C.E. team are also
regularly sought out as a Team
Building and Leadership Development
consultants by business leaders
and multi-national corporations and
conduct programs involving firearm
familiarization and other unique
experiences.
Recently, Rob has focused on program
and instructor development. Instructors
groups that have sought out Rob’s
expertise and integrated components of
his programs include the Chicago Police
Department FTU, South Wales Police
Department Training Unit (UK), NSW
SEAL Qualification Training, Bavarian
Polizie (DE), Orange County (FL)
Sheriff’s Office and 19th Group Army
Special Forces. Rob also conducts an
annual conference for certified Combat
Focus Shooting Instructors and is one
of the founders of the Association of
Defensive Shooting Instructors.
Rob
provides
efficient
training
methodologies to those interested in
developing firearms, tactical operations
and defensive skills.
CQB pistol 1
Rob Donaldson
RDTT
Held At:
Range #7
This class introduces officers to core
techniques and mindset needed to
prevail in violent deadly force handgun
confrontations. Defensive shooting
skills used under duress, and all tactics
are reality based and street proven.
This course consists of 8 hrs. total of
instruction, classroom and range. Class
is performance based and officers
must demonstrate all skills correctly
and pass a qualification course.
LEARNING GOAL:
The Trainee will gain the knowledge
and tactical skills needed to prevail in
a close quarter combative deadly force
situation. The Trainee will recognize the
importance of accurate shot placement
under limited time constraints.
PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES:
Upon conclusion of training the trainee
will be able to:
1.Describe and demonstrate safe
handgun manipulation skills
2. Identify the tactical importance of
situational awareness
3.Identify strategic shot placement
4. Incorporate a defensive shield into
their weapon presentation
5. Demonstrate movement of a line of
force attack
6. Give verbal compliance commands
to an aggressor
7. Describe and demonstrate a realistic
post shooting sequence
8. Demonstrate safe handgun reloads
while under duress
9. Demonstrate safe handgun stoppage
reduction while under duress
10. Apply defensive skills to address
attacks from the front, sides, and
rear.
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Rob Donaldson is a retired Sergeant
with over twenty-five years of Law
Enforcement experience in Illinois.
Rob’s assignments included uniform
patrol, investigations, and supervision
of street personnel. Rob has an
extensive background with firearms,
tactics, and SWAT (both as a lead
operator/breecher and trainer). He
holds many instructor certifications.
Including but not limited to the following
areas: SWAT Tactics, Firearms
(numerous instructor level certificates
in many platforms), Less Lethal, Crisis
Negotiations, Basic Recruit Training,
Taser, Weapons Armorer (multiple
platforms), and Rapid Response/Active
Shooter. Rob has been training Police
Officers in these arenas since 1990
and is currently the owner of Realistic
& Deliberate Tactical Training. His
current responsibilities include training
Firearms Tactics to Law Enforcement,
Military, and Concerned Citizens
throughout the United States.
INTRO TO NVG
(NIGHT VISION
GOGGLES)
EO Tech
Held At:
Macomb Police Academy - Trailer
4 Hour Blocks: 0800-1200, 1300-1700
COURSE DETAILS:
This will be an 4 hour course that
combines classroom and practical
scenarios using head or helmet
mounted night vision and ATPIAL
(PEQ-15) infrared lasers on blue
(training) long guns. Instruction on the
safety, use and nomenclature of night
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
vision and IR lasers will be taught by
L3 Commercial Products Group Law
Enforcement personnel.
COURSE TOPICS:
LE Shotgun
Introduction of the PVS-31 (BNVD),
PVS-14, GPNVG (Ground Panoramic
Night Vision Goggles), and PEQ-15
ATPIAL. Attendees will learn basic
nomenclature and understanding of
night vision and how IR lasers can
vastly improve your NV operations.
Learn to navigate effectively in dark
scenarios with this gear and make entry
as well as use in open air scenarios.
Held At:
Range #11
PREREQUISITES:
Students must be certified Peace
Officers in good standing with their
agency. ID must be provided upon
entrance to class.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
If students have head or helmet
mounted night vision and/or IR lasers,
please bring them. BDU’s or other
similar tactical uniform.
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Michael Trotter has been employed by
L-3 Communications for the last 7 yrs.
Currently, Michael holds the position
of the Eastern US Law Enforcement
Sales Manager for EOTech. Michael
routinely conducts familiarization and
training on the EOTech Holographic
Weapons Sights and Insight Night
Vision, Thermal, and IR products to Law
Enforcement agencies, distributors,
and rep groups throughout the US.
Michael is a graduate of the University
of Cincinnati, as well as a veteran of the
United Stated Army where he served
as a sniper team leader.
Lou Ann Hamblin
LouKa Tactical
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Lou Ann proudly served the law
enforcement profession for 22 years
before retiring. Lou Ann has had many
roles during her law enforcement
career to include uniform patrol,
bike patrol, undercover narcotics
and prostitution operations, and a
temporary assignment with a DEA Task
Force. She holds a Master’s degree in
Human Performance Technology and
Instructional Design from the University
of Michigan.
For the last twenty years Lou Ann has
specialized in training female officers,
having trained over 3,500 in pistol
alone, and is a certified firearms and
defensive tactics instructor in a variety
of disciplines. Lou Ann conceptualized
the nationally recognized Building
Warrior Women® training event for
women in public safety that has been
publicized as the finest leadership
and survival skills training for female
officers in the United States. She
instructs locally and nationally in the
areas of instructor development and
training for specialty units to include
survival training for school resource
officers, police cycling operator and
train-the-trainer level classes.
Her national conference presentations
include: The American Society for
Law Enforcement Trainers (ASLET),
The International Law Enforcement
Educators and Trainers Association
(ILEETA), The International Police
Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA),
and The International Association of
Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors
(IALEFI), Rocky Mountain Women
in Law Enforcement (RMWLE),
Tactical Strength and Conditioning
(TSAC), the National Tactical Officers
Association (NTOA) conferences, and
the International Association of Women
Police (IAWP).
Lou Ann is a Team One Network
adjunct instructor and Master Pistol
Instructor through Heckler and Koch
and is a certified armorer for a number
of weapon systems. She authored the
“Firearms Training” chapter in IPMBA’s
Complete Guide to Public Safety
Cycling 2nd Ed. and has authored
many articles in Law and Order, Police
Marksman magazine, PoliceOne.com,
IALEFI’s “Firearms Instructor” and
the IPMBA Newsletter. She currently
serves as an advisory board member
for PoliceOne.com, and is a former
consultant and presenter with Calibre
Press Women’s Street Survival
Seminars, of which she co-wrote.
Lou Ann served as a part-time
faculty member with the Washtenaw
Community College Police Academy
specializing in physical skills and
proctored the MCOLES physical
agility pre-test for seven years. She
also served as the Law Enforcement
In-service Training Coordinator for
Schoolcraft College. There she
supervised the training program,
instructors, and curriculum as well as
grant writing and execution.
Lou Ann also serves on the Board
of Directors for IALEFI, is a certified
Master Firearms Instructor and has
taught at many of their train the trainer
“Master Firearms Instructor” classes
and conferences. She was named
ILEETA’s “Iron Cop” in 2009 and in 2015
Lou Ann received Alumnus of the Year
for the University of Michigan School
of Education for her contributions to
public safety training. Lou Ann is an
avid cyclist and runner completing
several marathons and half marathons.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Low Light Pistol
Brian Hoffner
Hoffner’s Academy
Held At:
Macomb Police Academy - Range
Seventy percent of all gunfights take
place during conditions of low light so
you had better have the right skills.
Learn the proper tactics and techniques
to succeed in the dark.
EQUIPMENT NEEDED:
Pistol & 200 rounds, Standard carry
gear, 3 magazine with carriers, Belt,
ear and wrap around eye protection,
Hydration, Camp Chair (Optional)
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
With over thirty years military and police
experience and still going strong, Brian
is a Firearms and Defensive Tactics
Instructor for the nations fourth largest
department. As director of Hoffners
Training Academy, Brian brings his
dynamic training program to law
enforcement, military, and responsible
citizens on an international level.
Known and respected as a leader in his
field, Brian’s unique style of motivating
and teaching his students have made
him a trusted favorite throughout the
country. Brian’s ability to relay his
knowledge, utilize his wide range of
skills as a motivator, and bring out the
best in his students ensure a positive
learning experience for the student.
Over the years, Brian’s Training
program has evolved into one of the
top in the nation. “Intensity with a
foundation of stone, streetwise, and
logic” has been used to describe his
program. His philosophy is that every
person is responsible for his or her own
life, the choices that they make, and
responsible for their own safety and
well being. Losing the fight is not an
option, we must refuse to be a victim
and take pride in our ability to manage
our life, therefore Brian’s training is a
program of self-improvement that goes
well beyond defending your life.
Brian’s positive attitude combined
with his incredible ability to teach and
motivate provides the student with
increased skill, confidence, and selfesteem. What he teaches are not just
fighting skills but, skills for life and
any fight that life may bring. Many
students have reported that Brian has
completely transofmred them to a life
of confidence and success.
Brian’s diverse training program
includes the use of empty hand
defense, folding knife, pistol, shotgun
and rifle. Mindset, safety, manipulation,
and tactics are emphasized when
training with all weapon systems.
Hoffners Training Academy provides
training and certification. Lesson plans
are reviewed and updated annually.
Brian Hoffner is an expert witness. The
certifications provided are supported
by his testimony to the content of the
lesson plans and the actions of his
students.
He has combined his years of
knowledge and skill along with his
Black Belt in the art of Goju Ryu and
founded the reolutionary and popular
SoSu Program. SoSu is an acronym
for “sights on - slack up”, the incredibly
intense micro moment when life and
death decisions are made. SoSu is
a program that makes the modern
warrior out of the student with intense
training of mindset with empty hands,
knife, pistol and long gun. Brian is very
proud of this program and would fight
with his SoSu Warriors to the gates of
hell.
Brian, a Master Peace Officer in Texas,
has been in law enforcement for more
than thirty years and a law enforcement
trainer since 1985. He is known for his
expertise and dynamic instruction of
innovative techniques.
He is currently a full time senior firearms
instructor, and defensive tactics
instructor for the nation’s fourth largest
police department and continues
to deliver holster products that are
second to none and provide training on
a national level with his intensive and
revolutionary training program. Don’t
miss it!
Brian has logged over 7,000 hours
while training with the following:
F.B.l, A.T.F., U.S. Military, Houston
Police Department, Dallas Police
Department, Austin Police Department,
Mid South Institute John Shaw, Defense
Training International John Farnam,
Glock Police Services Division, Peter
Tarley, Thunder Ranch, ASP, Sig
Arms Academy, Tony Blauer Defense
Systems, Cold Steel lnc., Heckler &
Koch International Training, Yavapai
Academy Louie Awerbuck, CRTC
Bennie Cooley, Brian Felter, Dennis
Tueller, IALEFI and Enrique Tauzon.
MP5/Rifle
Phil Singleton
Singleton International
Held At:
Selfridge ANG Base - Range
4 Hour Blocks: 0800-1200, 1300-1700
This course is designed to cover all
aspects of the H&K & Colt SM/Rifle
for both operator and the Instructor.
Emphasis is give to training the
instructor on how to get the best out of
his students both on the firing line, and
operationally.
A good instructor is someone who
understands how to teach and knows
how to control and motivate a class,
and not necessarily someone who is a
good shot and been around for a few
years.
INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS:
• Ear & Impact resistant and wraparound eye protection.
• Comfortable clothing suitable for the
range under all weather conditions
• Full tactical equipment and body
armor is not required.
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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
FIREARMS:
Full-Automatic or Semi-Automatic
• H&K, MP5, MP7, UMP, 53,33, G36
416
• Colt SMGl, M4 or M16 A1/A2 Rifle
• ANY M4 all brands
• Sig Sauer LWRC. S&W & Any other
SMG/Rifle: 9mm - .223
• Sling
• 2 x 30 round or 3 x 20 round magazines
per attendee
• Hand gun and holster per attendee
• A team member on “Operation Nimrod”
the storming of the Iranian Embassy in
London freeing 19 hostages back in
May of 1980.
AMMUNITION:
• 400 rounds TOTAL of good factory
made ammunition. NOTE: if you
are attending with 2 different caliber
weapons decide how much you want
to use from each weapon to still make
a total of 400 rounds.
• 75 rounds of pistol ammunition
All courses are taught on an 8 hour
per day basis and include classroom
and range exercises. Information
provided, will include history of the
product, nomenclature of the product,
use of force considerations, different
applications for the product, training
examples, and legal implications.
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Phil was hired by Heckler & Koch, Inc.
in November 1986 as their Director
of Training. Tasked with developing a
training division responsible for both
firearms and tactical training to national
and international Police Forces.
1 Day Flash-Bangs
The MP5 classes he designed during
that 7 year tenure were quoted as being
some of the most intense and realistic
classes then offered.
•
38 years of experience with the
MP5 & M16/M4
• 28 years of non-stop MP5 & M16/
M4 instructing
• 38 years of Shoot House operator/
instructor experience
In 1993, Phil resigned to pursue greater
personal challenges with his own
training company. With over 25+ years
of experience his programs are being
quoted as some of the most in-depth,
up-to-date and best value-for-money
classes available to law enforcement.
Phil enlisted in the British Army at 15
years of age into the Royal Electrical
& Mechanical Engineers in April 1969.
Saw active service in both the :
• 16th Parachute Brigade
As a trooper in the 22nd Special Air
Service Regiment. (22 S.A.S.)
NFDD Instructor
CTS Cadre
Held At:
Classroom
Pepperball
Instructor
Pepperball.com
Held At:
Macomb Police Academy - Classroom
The PepperBall Instructor Certification
course involves intensive training
in use of the non-lethal PepperBall
System, including operation, safety,
maintenance, and deployment.
This 8-hour course certifies students
as PepperBall Instructors for their
individual agency, allowing the student
to design a course in the safe and
effective use of the PepperBall System.
Performance
Gunfighting
Jared Reston
Reston Group
Held At:
Range #10
Participants in this course should have
a core understanding of marksmanship
fundamentals and strong weapons
handling skills. Building on these
fundamentals, participants will be
instructed in high performance skills
and will practice techniques to enable
them to successfully perform in firearm
engagements.
TOPICS COVERED WILL INCLUDE:
Weapon Zeros
Safety
Grip
Stance
Accuracy
Speed
Positions
Multiple Threats
Reloads
Malfunctions
Shooting on the Move
Mindset
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
Rifle
Serviceable Pistol
3 Rifle Magazines
Pouches for Rifle Magazines
3 Pistol Magazines
Pouches for Pistol Magazines
550 Rifle Rounds / 500 Pistol Rounds
Rifle Sling
Eye and Ear Protections
Serviceable Holster
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Jared has been a law enforcement
officer with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s
Office since 2001 and has been an active
member of S.W.A.T. since 2004. Jared
is currently assigned as a Detective in
the Department of Homeland Security/
Gang Investigations Unit, and he is the
assistant team leader and lead firearms
instructor for the SWAT team. Jared
has been involved in the successful
resolution of over one thousand
S.W.A.T. missions, including several
lethal force incidents.
For his actions in a January 2008
shooting, he was awarded The
President of the United States “Medal
of Valor”, American Police and Hall
of Fame’s “National Police Officer of
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
the Year”, Fraternal Order of Police’s
“Florida Police Officer of the Year”, and
the State of Florida’s “Law Enforcement
Officer of the Year.”
Jared has had the opportunity to train
with, and be trained by, some of the
finest firearms and tactics instructors
in the country. His goal is to use his
training and experience to give Armed
Professionals the tools to successfully
resolve their own critical incidents.
Pistol/Knife
Brian Hoffner
Hoffner’s Academy
Held At:
Range #9
Brian
Hoffner’s
modern
SoSu
techniques provide a faster, more
controlled, accurate and efficient
combat operation of the pistol while
reducing liability caused by traditional
methods that can conflict with safety
rules. Knife skills are combined with
pistol skills to further ensure the safety
of law enforcement Officers in a CQB
deadly force confrontation.
The pistol and the pocket knife are the
two items carried on a daily basis by
police officers. This training will teach
the officer how to use them together
effectively in a system that increases
officer safety while reducing liability for
the department, as well as the officer.
Those attending will learn using the
Hoffner Folding Knife Trainer. The
Hoffner Folding Knife provides less
lethal tool options to the officer as well
as lethal force capability. These options
will be practiced while
officers learn to effectively defend self
against a CQB deadly force attack.
STUDENT REQUIREMENTS:
Duty pistol, 3 magazines, standard
duty gear, ear and eye protection, 250
rounds ammunition, Hoffner Training
Knives are provided for use during the
class, bring eye and groin protection
if available. Optional: Training Blue or
Red gun.
• Magazine pouches or chest rig
• Wrap around ballistic eye protection
• Ear protection
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Brian Hoffner, a 30 year Houston
Texas Master Police Officer, Senior
Firearms Instructor, and Director of
Hoffners Training Academy, is known
and respected as a leader in his field.
Brian’s style of motivating his students
while progressively teaching hands,
knife, pistol, shotgun, rifle, & tactics
make him a trusted favorite throughout
the country. Brian is known for his
innovation and high level of intensity
while training. He brings out the best
in his students and ensures a positive
learning experience for all.
• Knee and elbow pads strongly
recommended
• Gloves
Pistol/Rifle
Transition
Pete Milionis
Held At:
This course is focused on the varying
methods of the standard transition
or cover drill from long gun to pistol.
We will break down the different
techniques utilized and discuss each in
detail. Case studies of incidents will be
covered as well.
The course will also integrate
transitioning the pistol/long gun to the
support side and engaging targets
from non standard shooting positions.
Techniques will be shown to reduce
the time it takes to get into positions
resulting in faster shots on target and
reducing the time of exposure to the
threat.
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED:
Ammunition:
• Pistol 300 rds. Rifle 250 rds.
• Call out gear / body armor is optional
but recommended
• Rifle with sling
• Pistol with holster
• 3 magazines for each
RMR reflex
pistol optic
Trijicon
Held At:
Macomb Police Academy - Range
4 Hour Blocks: 0800-1200, 1300-1700
The use of Reflex Sights, commonly
referred to as “red dot” sights is not
a new phenomenon to the shooting
community. The use of these sights
on rifles, shotguns and handguns
by hunters and competitive shooters
began to gain traction in the 1980’s
and has slowly but consistently grown
in popularity among this niche group of
competitors to this day. Their primary
benefit, regardless of weapon system,
is this; a reflex sight, by superimposing
a distinct parallax compensated aiming
point on the target as it appears in the
shooter’s field of view greatly simplifies
the shooting equation by only requiring
the shooter to focus on a single plane
of reference. Now the shooter can
focus on the threat/target without
continually re-referencing the front
and rear sights thus eliminating the
phenomenon commonly referred to as
“eye sprint” where the shooter’s focus
is continually shifting from the target
to the front sight. It also plays to the
human brain’s instinctive reactions to
focus on the threat when under stress.
The bottom line is with a reflex sight,
“if you got the dot, you got the shot.”
Frank has Glock19/22, Sig 229 and
Smith and Wesson M&P.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
300 rds of ammo (either 9mm or 40
cal), eye and ear protection... Trijicon
will be supplying the sidearm and the
holster/ magazine pouches.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
First Sergeant Frank Martello joined the
Stafford County Sheriff’s Office in 1993
after completing 24 years of service
as a Marine Corps infantry officer. He
served in the patrol division from 1993
to 2008 as a patrol deputy, Sergeant
and First Sergeant prior to assuming
duties as the agency First Sergeant of
Training. His collateral duties included
SWAT team operator/sniper, DCJS
and NRA law enforcement firearms
instructor, department Range Master,
Use of Force instructor and Defensive
Tactics instructor.
Martello holds an undergraduate
degree in Business Management from
Saint John’s University, New Youk, and
has contributed to several military and
police professional periodicals.
General disassembly and assembly hands on exercises
Trouble shooting
Cleaning and general maintenance
Each attendee must be physically
fit for duty and able to perform the
physical skills associated with tactical
applications with the use of these
products. The Safariland Training Group
trains only sworn law-enforcement
officers, correctional personnel, statelicensed security personnel (OC only)
or active military personnel.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
37mm or 40mm Single-shot or Multishot gas launcher
Safariland LLIM Instructor
Safariland –
Safariland
Launcher Armorer
Safariland
Held At:
Learn to maintain and repair launchers
This
comprehensive
Armorer’s
course focuses on the proper care,
maintenance, and general repair of
Defense Technology 37mm single
shot launchers and 40mm single shot
launchers.
Safariland Training Group will provide
an Armorer’s Kit to each student which
will contain replacement parts for basic
repairs. Tools for basic repairs will be
provided for the class by Safariland
Training Group (not for student to take
with them).
TOPICS TO BE COVERED:
Introductions
General Information
History of Defense Technology
History of 37/40mm launchers
Review of materials and technical data
on each launcher
Review of general operation
Held At:
This course provides state-of-the-art
instructor-level training on the topic
of Less Lethal Impact Munitions. The
student will gain detailed knowledge on
the selection, preparation, deployment,
storage and legal ramifications of Less
Lethal Munitions. In particular, the
student will gain specific information
in Defense Technology® Less Lethal
products, including 12ga, 37mm, and
40mm munitions, along with the skills
necessary to return to their agency and
conduct in-service training.
With a focus on the planning and
tactical deployment of Less Lethal
Munitions, this course includes a half
day of lecture-based studies, followed
by a half day of deployment testing
and evaluation. Unlike many classes
on this topic, the information provided
is direct from the manufacturer of
the products
used and includes
information on launching platforms,
tactical considerations in the use of
Less Lethal munitions, psychological/
physiological effects, blunt trauma
and ballistic energy, criminal and civil
liabilities/policies/procedures
and
instructor development for in-service
training and documentation.
Throughout the class, the students
participate
in
discussions
with
instructors
who
are
nationally
recognized for their experience in real
world deployments of chemical agents.
Upon
course
completion
and
successfully passing the final exam,
students are allowed to return to their
agency and provide in-service training
in specific areas for 36 calendar months
from the testing date.
Students will receive a CD containing
presentation materials and videos to
be utilized by the student when training
their own departments.
Each attendee must be physically
fit for duty and able to perform the
physical skills associated with tactical
applications with the use of these
products. The Safariland Training Group
trains only sworn law-enforcement
officers, correctional personnel, statelicensed security personnel (OC only)
or active military personnel.
This program involves practical
exercises. Students are required to
actively participate in these exercises
as part of their instructor-level training.
Students should be in good physical
condition for these classes in order
to ensure successful completion of
the courses. Some of these courses
involve exposure to chemical agents as
well as the physical exercises.
Students with physical conditions that
may impair their ability to participate
are responsible for contacting their
physician for medical clearance prior to
enrollment. Conditions requiring such
consultation include but are not limited
to high blood pressure, heart problems,
lung problems, to include bronchitis
and asthma, or allergies.
Safariland, LLC will not assume
responsibility for any students who do
not seek medical consultation prior to
course participation. Any student who
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
is unable to participate in the exercises
cannot complete this instructor level
course. It is incumbent upon the
student to ensure they are physically
capable of meeting the requirements of
the courses.
Sage
LLIM Instructor
Sage
Held At:
Proper training is more crucial than ever
and Sage is committed to providing law
enforcement, corrections, and military
organizations with the best possible
training so individuals and teams
can operate safely and effectively.
Our highly skilled and experienced
instructors bring real world knowledge
and expertise to our classes. Our
comprehensive less-lethal instructor
course covers proper product selection
and deployment methods, case
law, tactical decision making and
more. Successful instructor course
completion allows officers to return to
their agencies and properly train and
certify other officers.
This course Includes history of Sage
less-lethal products, nomenclature
of products, use of force and tactical
decision making considerations, hands
on deployments for the product, training
examples, and legal implications and
case law.
PREREQUISITES:
Each attendee must be physically fit
for duty and able to perform physical
skills associated with the use of LessLethal products. Sage Ordnance trains
only sworn law-enforcement officers,
correctional personnel or active service
military personnel.
FIT FOR DUTY:
This school involves physical exercises
and activity.
Students are required to actively
participate in the activities as part
of instructor-level training. Students
should be physically prepared for the
class in order to ensure successful
completion of the school. Some of
the classes may involve exposure to
chemical agents as well as physical
exercises. Students with physical
conditions that may impair their
ability to participate are responsible
for contacting their physician for
medical clearance prior to enrollment.
Conditions requiring such consultation
include but are not limited to high blood
pressure, heart problems and lung
problems, to include bronchitis and
asthma, or allergies. Sage Ordnance
will not assume responsibility for
any students who do not seek
medical consultation prior to course
participation. Any student who is unable
to participate in the exercises cannot
complete this instructor level school.
which is based on the legendary M-14
renowned for its accuracy, reliability
and durability.
REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:
• Eye and ear protection
• Duty gear normally utilized when
deploying Less Lethal munitions
• Flame-resistant gloves
• Air Purifying Respirator-if available
• Launcher-if available
• Hydration equipment
Held At:
ConCorde Inn
SPRINGFIELD
ARMORY Xd/XDM
ARMORER
Team One Network
Held At:
Springfield Armory Armorer courses
are structured to provide each student
with a practical understanding of the
advanced features that make the
Springfield Family of Firearms unique.
Students will gain hands-on experience
with the XD Pistols, the safest polymer
handgun available, bringing together a
number of important safety innovations
into one firearm.
Students will receive practical skills
on the 1911-A1 pistols the “warhorse”
of combat pistols and the M1A rifle
Topics that will be covered are:
Nomenclature
Operator use
Cycle of functioning
Field & detail stripping
Care & cleaning
Troubleshooting
Preventive & corrective maintenance
TEAM LEADER/
SWAT COMMAND
LEADERSHIPCLASS FULL
Robert Chabali
NTOA
Tactical CASUALTY
CARE
Rick Holland & David Spens
Held At:
Macomb Police Academy - Classroom 124
Rick Holland, Paramedic Instructor
Coordinator
and
Dave
Spens
Paramedic Instructor Coordinator.
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)
Instructors. Both Rick and Dave have
extensive backgrounds in Tactical EMS
and law enforcement.
Couse Description: The Tactical
Casualty Care course will present
the most current information and
techniques according Tactical Combat
Casualty Care (TCCC) doctrine. Topics
include, but not limited to casualty
assessment/triage, bleeding control,
shock management, central wound
management and first aid/medical
equipment considerations.
Required Equipment: Standard call
out uniform and equipment. No loaded
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
weapons. Please bring any first aid/
medical equipment you typically utilize.
Special Note: All attendees of the
Tactical Casualty Care course will be
entered into a raffle for the chance
to win a variety of Tactical Casualty
Careal gear.
TERROR THREAT
ACTIVE SHOOTER
INTERVENTION FOR
POLICE
L
UL
Nir Maman CLASS F
Held At:
Range #8
THE COURSE:
This 2 day course focuses on two
crucial
elements
necessary
for
effective dynamic Active Shooter
Intervention, first; is to enhance and
optimize the individual officer’s ability
to effectively survive, dominate, and
neutralize a deadly threat during a
violent deadly force engagement
under stress. Second; is to enhance
and optimize the officer’s ability to
effectively respond and to terminate an
Active Shooter Terror Attack in minimal
time minimizing the loss of innocent
civilian lives. This course will introduce
Officers to the realistic deployment of a
deliberate active terror attack and will
uniquely develop the Officer’s mental
and tactical disposition to drastically
enhance the ability to survive and
rapidly neutralize the threat. The Best
Practices methodology will also raise
the probability of saving more innocent
lives while minimizing collateral
damage and is Court Defensible.
SUBJECTS COVERED INCLUDE:
Understanding the difference between
engaging a criminal and a terrorist,
effective strategies for surviving
against a determined threat, Dynamic
Response Shooting for the handgun,
engaging multiple threats, shooting
from unconventional positions, effective
operation of the firearm under stress,
single and double Office response
tactics for Active Shooter Terror Attack
intervention.
EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS:
• Duty issued handgun with duty
hoster/duty belt
• Minimum of 3 magazines with duty
belt pouches
• 750 rounds of ammunition
• Dress: Tactical Pants/Duty issued
pants, Tactical/duty shirt,
Tactical boots
• Range safety gear, knee pads, and
adequate outdoor provisions
• Writing material
INSTRUCTOR BIO:
Nir Maman Israeli Special Forces
Counter Terror Unit Operational Team
Leaer, Israeli Special Forces Counter
Terror School Lead Counter Terror
and Krav Maga Instructor to all the
IDF Hostage Rescue Units, Section
Commander in change of the Counter
Terror School’s International Training
Section (Nir was in charge of training
all the United States Special Operation
Units, including the Army Special
Forces, Rangers, Marine Corps FAST/
Anti-Terror companies, MARCOS,
Asymmetrical Warfare Group) that
would attend the Israeli Special Forces
Counter Terror School before high risk
deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan,
currently a Sworn Peace Officer, served
on a Nuclear Tactical Unit in Canada,
the appointed Managing Director of the
Canadian Tactical Officers Association,
has trained thousands of Military
Operators and Police Officers around
the world.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
AT A GLANCE
Monday May 23rd, 2016, ConCorde Inn:
1600-2000 – Early Registration Begins, Early Vendor Load-in and set-up
Tuesday May 24th. 2016, ConCorde Inn: (MANDATORY FOR ALL ATTENDEES)
0530 - 0745 – Vendor load-in and set-up
0730-0830 – Registration opens
0830-18:0 – Vendor Show opens
0930-1100 – Steve Ijames - Contemporary Issues in Team Leader/SWAT Command Leadership
1130 - 1230 – Lunch provided by Little Caesars
1230-1430 – RK Miller - Tactical Tips & Truths
1430-1630 – Brian Murphy - Sikh Temple OIS
1630 – Vendor Show closes
1800-2100 – Live Fire Vendor Demo and BBQ
Macomb Community College Police Academy, 21901 Dunham Rd., Clinton Twp., MI 48036
Wednesday May 25th, 2016:
ConCorde Inn - lunch is provided
0800-1600 – AR15 Armorer - Doublestar (Day 1 of 2)
0800-1600 – Team Leader/SWAT Command Leadership - NTOA (Day 1 of 2)
Macomb Police Academy - lunch is provided
0800-1600 – Safariland - Launcher Armorer - classroom (1 Day Course)
0800-1600 – Sage LLIM Instructor - classroom (Day 1 of 2)
0800-1700 – EO Tech - INTRO TO NVG (NIGHT VISION GOGGLES) (4 hour blocks)
0800-1200, 1300-1700
0800-1600 – Tactical Casualty Care -Rick Holland and David Spens - Classroom #124 (4 hour blocks)
0800-1200, 1300-1700
0800-1600 – Pepperball Instructor classroom
0800-1600 – Advanced Ground Combatives - Adam Nunzing - Mada Krav Maga - gym
0800-1600 – RMR Reflex Pistol Optic Course - Trijicon (4 hour blocks)
0800-1200, 1300-1700
0800-1600 – Springfield Armory XD/XDM Armorer - Team One Network - Classroom
Bluewater Sportsman Association - lunch is provided
0800-1700 – Terror Threat Active Shooter Intervention for Police - Nir Maman - Range #7 (Day 1 of 2)
0800-1700 – CQB Pistol 1 - Rob Donaldson - RDTT - Range #8 (1 Day Course)
0800-1700 – LE Shotgun - Lou Ann Hamblin - LouKa Tactical - Range #11 (1 Day Course)
0800-1700 – Performance Gunfighting - Jared Reston - Reston Group - Range #10 (1 Day Course)
0800-1700 – Ballistic Breacher Instructor - CTS - Classroom/Range #6 (Day 1 of 2)
0800-1700 – Pistol/Knife - Brian Hoffner - Hoffner’s Academy - Range #9 (1 Day Course)
0800-1700 – Armored Vehicle Rescue - NTOA - Classroom/Range #5 (Day 1 of 2)
Selfridge ANG Base Range - lunch is provided
0800-1700 – MP5/Rifle - Phil Singleton - Singleton International - Range (4 Hour Blocks)
0800-1200, 1300-1700
0800-1600 – Ballistic Shield Deployments - Nick Kokot - Base Hospital (1 Day)
Perch Point Conservation Club - lunch is provided
0800-1600 – Advanced LE Sniper - RJ Phelps - Rifle Range (Day 1 of 2)
0800-1600 – Combat Focus Shooting - Rob Pincus - Pistol Range (1 Day)
1900-2200 – Banquet, ConCorde Inn
Guest Speaker: Brian Hoffner, Hoffner’s Academy - “Forging the Warrior”
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE
AT A GLANCE
Thursday May 26th, 2016:
ConCorde Inn - lunch is provided
0800-1600 – AR15 Armorer - Doublestar (Day 2 of 2)
0800-1600 – Team Leader/SWAT Command Leadership - NTOA (Day 2 of 2)
Macomb Police Academy - lunch is provided
0800-1600 – Safariland - LLIM Instructor (1 Day Course)
0800-1600 – Sage LLIM Instructor (Day 2 of 2)
0800-1600 – Low Light Pistol - Brian Hoffner - Hoffner’s Academy - Range (1 Day Course)
0800-1600 – Pepperball Instructor
0800-1600 – Advanced Ground Combatives - Adam Munzing - Mada Krav Maga - Gym (1 Day Course) (gym)
Bluewater Sportsman Association - lunch is provided
0800-1700 – Terror Threat Active Shooter Intervention for Police - Nir Maman - Range #7 (Day 2 of 2)
0800-1700 – Advanced Pistol - Lou Ann Hamblin - LouKa Tactical - Range #11 (1 Day Course)
0800-1700 – Performance Gunfighting - Jared Reston - Reston Group - Range #10 (1 Day Course)
0800-1700 – Ballistic Breacher Instructor (Day 2 of 2)
0800-1700 – NFDD Instrutor (1 Day Course)
0800-1700 – Armored Vehicle Rescue Class - NOTA - Range #5 (Day 2 of 2)
0800-1700 – Advanced LE Sniper (Day 2 of 2)
Perch Point Conservation Club - lunch is provided
0800-1600 – Combat Focus Shooting - Rob Pincus - Pistol Range (1 Day Course)
0800-1600 – Pistol/Rifle Transitions (1 Day Course)
Selfridge ANG Base Range - lunch is provided
0800-1600 – Ballistic Shield Deployments - Nick Kokot - Base Hospital (1 Day Course)
ATTENDEE CONFERENCE CHOICES
NAME:AGENCY:
Tuesday, May 24th, 2015
ALL DAY
□ V
ENDOR SHOW/Presentations
Mandatory
Wednesday, May 25th, 2015
HALF DAY CLASS
ALL DAY CLASS
MULTI-DAY CLASS
□ Intro to NVG (Night Vision Goggles)
□ 0800-1200 □ 1300-1700
□ Advanced Ground Combatives
□ Advanced LE Sniper
(Day 1of 2)
□ MP5/Rifle
□ 0800-1200 □ 1300-1700
□ RMR
Reflex Pistol Optic Course
□ 0800-1200 □ 1300-1700
□ Ballistic Shield Deployments
□ Combat Focus Shooting
□ CQB Pistol 1
□ LE Shotgun
□ Pepperball Instructor
□ Armored Vehicle Rescue (Day 1 of 2)
□ AR15 Armorer (Day 1 of 2)
□ B
allistic Breaching Instructor
(Day 1 of 2)
□ Performance Gunfighting
□ TSerror
FULLThreat Active Shooter
CLASIntervention
for Police (Day 1 of 2)
□ Pistol/Knife
□ Sage LLIM Instructor (Day 1 of 2)
□ Tactical Casualty Care
□ Pistol/Rifle Transitions
□ 0800-1200 □ 1300-1700
□ Safariland - Launcher Armorer
L
□ Team
Command
FULLeader/SWAT
CLASSLeadership
(Day 1 of 2)
□ Springfield ArmoryXD/XDM Armorer
Thursday, May 26th, 2015
ALL DAY CLASS
MULTI-DAY CLASS
□ Advanced Ground Combatives
□ Advanced LE Sniper
(Day 2 of 2)
□ Advanced Pistol
□ Ballistic Shield Deployments
□ Combat Focus Shooting
□ Low Light Pistol
□ NFDD Instructor
□ Armored Vehicle Rescue (Day 2 of 2)
□ AR15 Armorer (Day 2 of 2)
□ B
allistic Breaching Instructor
(Day 2 of 2)
□ Pepperball Instructor
□ TSerror
FULLThreat Active Shooter
CLASIntervention
for Police (Day 2 of 2)
□ Performance Gunfighting
□ Sage LLIM Instructor (Day 2 of 2)
□ Pistol/Rifle Transitions
□ Team LLeader/SWAT
Command
S FU L (Day 2 of 2)
CLASLeadership
□ Safariland - LLIM Instructor
LUNCH IS
PROVIDED
ALL THREE
DAYS!
THIS FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH YOUR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION SHEET
F OR
A TTENDEE
R EGISTRATION
OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Tuesday May 24 - Thursday May 26, 2016
❑ $199 Conference Fee online or check, $225.00 at the door
❑ Additional Banquet Tickets @ $25 each
Total: $___________.00
An application form must be submitted for each and every attendee
M.I.
FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
ASSIGNMENT/RANK/TITLE
AGENCY
AGENCY ADDRESS
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
MAILING ADDRESS (OTHER THAN AGENCY)
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
E-MAIL ADDRESS
PHONE
I affirm that the above information is true and accurate. Further, I authorize the Michigan Tactical Officers
Association to contact my employer and verify my employment and assignment, if necessary.
SIGNATURE
DATE
IMPORTANT: Will you be attending the banquet?
❑ YES ❑ NO
Number of additional tickets requested:__________
Federal Tax ID Number: 61-1630721
You are considered pre-registered if your registration form* and payment (check, credit card, money order, or paid online via Intuit) are
received prior to May 1, 2016. Any registration form received after May 1, 2016 will result in a $25.00 late fee. NOTE: We WILL NOT
accept registrations on the day of the Conference. Additional banquet tickets can be purchased for $25.00 per ticket. (limited quantity
available).
*Registration fee includes: Attendance at Conference, Vendor Show, and Banquet Dinner
If you are pre-registered and cancel prior to May 1, 2016, your registration fee will be refunded less a
$50.00 administrative charge. No refunds will be issued after May 1, 2016. However, suitable
substitutions will be allowed.
If paying by credit card, please complete the following:
CREDIT CARD NUMBER
❑
❑
3 DIGIT AUTHORIZATION CODE
EXPIRATION DATE
AUTHORIZATION SIGNATURE
NAME ON CREDIT CARD
ADDRESS
❑
CITY
STATE
ZIP CODE
IMPORTANT: Your credit card will be charged the day your registration form and payment are received by the MTOA.
Please include the billing address where the monthly statement is sent.
PLEASE CHECK:
❑ FULL -TIME ❑ PART -TIME ❑ RETIRED ❑ AUXILIARY /RESERVE
❑ ACTIVE
SUBMIT REGISTRATION FORM AND PAYMENT TO:
MILITARY
❑ RESERVE
CHRISTOPHOR PERIATT - MTOA PRESIDENT
46390 Sawyer Lane
Macomb, MI 48044
MILITARY
For general information
about Macomb Community College
call the Information Center at:
1.866.Macomb1 (toll free)
www.macomb.edu
0689_10 REV. 102009 James Jacobs, Ph.D., College President
MACOMB COMMUNITY COLLEGE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Nancy Falcone, Chairperson
Roseanne DiMaria, Vice Chairperson
Connie Bolanowski, Secretary
James F. Kelly, Treasurer
Christine Bonkowski, Trustee
Frank DeSantis, Trustee
Joseph DeSantis, Trustee
address service requested
East Campus
21901 Dunham Road
Clinton Township, MI 48036
MACOMB COMMUNITY COLLEGE
14500 E. 12 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48088-3896
The Macomb Police Academy
is located at
MAPS
MACOMB COUNTY COLLEGE POLICE ACADEMY
SELFRIDGE ANG
586.498.4060
www.macomb.edu/PSI
MAPS
BLUEWATER SPORTSMAN CLUB
BLUEWATER SPORTSMAN CLUB - RANGES
From:
To:
Notes:
Concorde Health, 43315 N Gratiot Ave, Clinton Twp, MI 48036
Perch Point Conservation Club, 7930 Meisner Rd, Casco, MI 48064
Type your route notes here
24 min, 18.1 mi
Light traffic
21 min without traffic
Via I-94 E, Marine City Hwy
Concorde Health
43315 N Gratiot Ave, Clinton Twp, MI 48036
1.
Depart M-3 / N Gratiot Ave toward Barbret St
0.8 mi
2.
Turn right onto Hall Rd
0.3 mi
3.
Road name changes to William P Rosso Hwy
0.5 mi
4.
Take ramp left for I-94 E
7.8 mi
5.
At exit 248, take ramp right for 26 Mile Rd toward Marine City
0.4 mi
6.
Turn right onto 26 Mile Rd
1.1 mi
7.
Road name changes to Marine City Hwy
5.1 mi
8.
Turn left onto Palms Rd
2.0 mi
9.
Turn right onto Meisner Rd
0.2 mi
Arrive at Meisner Rd
10. The last intersection is Palms Rd
If you reach Mayer Rd, you've gone too far
7930 Meisner Rd, Casco, MI 48064
5 miles
10 km
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