Student Ratings of this Training
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Student Comments about this Training
"First class I've been to that taught law that relates to this area of Tennessee. Usually the
law section is too general or relates to another area. Also a very approachable instructor,
feel like it's O.K. to ask questions."
"A very informative class that covered all possible aspects of interdiction. The law update
was a very valuable knowledge update."
"Good to learn new case laws & on stops new approaches - idea's to help in court,
seizures & report building. Also great info. to build or paint picture to the court."
*EXTENDED TO 24 HOURS BY POPULAR DEMAND*
Proactive Tactics for Drug Interdiction: Interception, Discriminatory Profiling and
Forfeiture Awareness, with a review of the Supreme Court's recent Gant
decision for Search Incidental to Arrest in Vehicles
*This Training is Restricted to Law Enforcement Personnel Only. This class is Tennessee
P.O.S.T. approved.
The USA is believed to be the main 'consumer' of illicit drugs in the world, so it's logical to view
its streets and highways as a likely way to transport controlled substances. Yet with the
reputation that highway interdiction efforts have received over the years, with accusations of
'discriminatory profiling' being all too common and causing controversy, it's important that
officers be aware of those tactics and techniques that can enable a safe and ethical interdiction
in support of their enforcement efforts. This training will review strategies useful for targeted,
principled and tactically sound interdictions, and how to avoid acts of discriminatory profiling
that have negatively affected commonly targeted drug interdiction efforts.
THIS TRAINING INCLUDES AN EXAMINATION OF THE IMPACT - AND PROBABLE EFFECT - OF
THE SUPREME COURT'S APRIL 2009 GANT DECISION ON SEARCH INCIDENTAL TO ARREST
IN VEHICLES.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
¦ Improving observation skills to evaluate suspicious vehicles, drivers and passengers.
¦ A review of specific interview and interrogation techniques for potential suspects.
¦ Laws governing consent, inventory and probable cause search, as well as the legal guidelines
for using Pre-textual Stops, Plain View, Terry Frisks and Plain Feel.
¦ What Discriminatory Profiling is… and what it is not.
¦ Guidelines applicable to supportive and effective - interdiction related - narratives.
¦ A review of various T
Forfeiture law.
This training was developed by an instructor with career-experience working interdiction investigations on
land, sea and air. Used as a Subject Matter Expert for Drug Investigations, he has worked on local, state
and federal drug task forces where interdiction efforts were employed to identify various suspects, seize
drugs and prosecute offenders.
Email DeMuroTraining@Blomand.net for registration. Pre-registration is required.
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