Less Lethal Certification: Baton, TASER, Pepper Spray & Handcuffing

What do you Get:

• Certificates of Completion ISSUED SAME DAY!
• Hands On Training
• Practical Application
• 4 Certifications

Date and time:

Wednesday, October 16th

8am-12pm (TASER, Pepper Spray, Arrest & Control Techniques/Handcuffing)

1pm: BSIS Baton Certification

BSIS BATON PERMIT COURSE OUTLINE

FUNDAMENTALS OF BATON HANDLING

• Proper Holding
• Stances/Grips
• Target Areas
• Defensive Techniques
• Forward Strikes
• Reverse Strikes
• Front & Rear Jabs
• Drawing techniques from the holster

MORAL & LEGAL ASPECTS

• Security Officer Responsability
• Empoyer Responsability
• Criminal, Civil Liability, & Vicarious Liability

USE OF FORCE

• The Continuum of Force
• Reasonable/Rational Force
• Force Against Trespassing
• Force against Assaults with hands & fists
• Deadly Force
• Force in Defense of Another or Property
• Avoidance of Deadly Force
• De-escalation of Force

Course Curriculum

OVERVIEW OF TASER TECHNOLOGY

• Terminology
• Arching Probes
• Nervous System (stun vs. NMI)
• Cartridges
• Probe Placement
• Target Areas

MEDICAL & SAFETY STUDIES

• Cardiac
• Flammability
• Medical Safety

TASER PULSE

• Nomenclature

TACTICAL CONSIDERATIONS

• Proper firing arching sound
• Anti Felon Identification tags (AFID)
• Exposure to water

HANDS ON TRAINING

• How to hold and aim the TASER
• How to load a live cartridge
• Spark test
• loading and unloading drills

TACTICAL HANDS ON TRAINING

• Handcuff Nomenclature
• How to hold the handcuffs
• Locking & Unlocking (double locking)
• Basic Stance
• Patterns of Movement
• How to Approach a Subject
• HOW TO HANDCUFF A STANDING SUBJECT
• HOW TO HANDCUFF A KNEELING SUBJECT
• HOT TO HANDCUFF A PRONE SUBJECT

Host or Publisher Public Safety Institute