Baton, Handcuff, OC Renewal - $150
Certification is valid for a period of one years.
Duration: 8 hours classroom
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April
27
Saturday
2 Day Class |
District Heights, MD
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7 - 15 Students | 9am to 4pm | Jessica Rucker |
Description
Additional training is required for Special Police Officers to carry a baton, handcuffs and OC Spray with those additional hours being specified by the certifying organization for the brand that the Special Police Officer will be carrying and cannot be included with any other training.
Expandable Baton
This class will certify the user to carry an Expandable Baton in private security in The District of Columbia. Expandable Batons are an Intermediate/Less Lethal Weapon used primarily for applying pain compliance techniques to combative subjects.
The student will be trained in the carry, deployment, and use of expandable batons in street encounters. The student will also receive training in when the use of an Expandable Baton is appropriate and inappropriate.
It is recommended that each student wear comfortable tactical clothing or athletic clothing (must wear long pants). Students must bring, at a minimum, a duty belt, expandable baton in working condition, and a carrier for the baton. Students with questions as to what equipment to purchase should contact the instructor before the class for advice. Click Extended Impact Weapons for District of Columbia General Order
Handcuff Certification
The ASP Tactical Handcuff Course consists of 4 hours of comprehensive training. This program is used in 81 countries throughout the world. The course is specifically designed for Law Enforcement, Security Officers, and other industry professionals. All techniques taught work on the street and not just in the classroom. The techniques taught in this course are court defensible and backed by the nation’s most experienced use of force consultants. This course is meant to provide the end user with a clear understanding of the conditions in which restraints may be used, justification for use, and how to document these actions. The ASP Tactical Handcuffing Course goes into great depth on Portation (Carrying), Presentation (Drawing), and Handcuff application techniques.
NO GUNS OR AMMO ALLOWED IN CLASSROOM
NO CELL PHONE USE ALLOWED IN CLASS ROOM
NO IN AND OUT OF CLASSROOM AFTER CLASS BEGANS
Topics Covered
The ASP Tactical Baton
This program provides portation (carring) and (drawing procedures as well as striking, restraing application and lighting use techniques.
- Force Options
- Subject Action
- Officer Reaction
- Use of Force Evaluations
- Use of Force Report
- Areas Not to Target
The ASP Technical Restraint System (Handcuffing)
- Carrying Tactical Restraints
- Control the Subject
- Dialogue
- Palm Reading
- Weapon Hand Control
- Angle of Advantage
- Combat Cuffing
- Double Lock
- Raising the Subject
Expectations and Outcomes
All students will received a certification card which is valid for a period of one year. The card must be on the officer while he or she is working as a law enforcement officer.
Types
Combatives / Less Lethal, Security Training & Certification
Documentation Requirements
Students are to report to 5758 Silver Hill RD, District Heights, MD 20747. Class starts at 0900. Any students who arrive after 0900 will not be allowed to participate in class and will have to return following month.
ASP Expandable Baton Training
1. A Heavy-duty belt or sturdy belt – Only ASP batons are permitted in this course. For this reason, we provide the batons for this class. Scabbards (holders) must be securely fastened to a rigid clothing belt or duty-style belt. Scabbards of the molded plastic or soft varieties are both acceptable. It is recommended that police officers and private security personnel bring and wear their entire duty belts to assist in creating a more realistic training scenario. (Please ensure that firearms are NOT introduced into the classroom or training room.)
2. Appropriate Clothing – Students should bring appropriate clothing to participate in the classroom portion of the presentation. Athletic clothing is recommended for hands-on training and drills.
3. Note-Taking Material – Pen, pencil, and paper to take notes within the classroom.
Tactical Handcuff
The ASP Basic Handcuff Certification (ABC) is a 4-hour, hands-on seminar which trains participants in the operational use of the hinged and chain handcuffs, as well as the proprietary ASP flex-cuffs. The program is simple to learn and easy to understand. It provides effective mechanical restraint tactics for law enforcement and private security personnel without long hours of training. The techniques were designed to work effectively for all users, male and female, large and small, fit as well as those in less-than-peak physical condition.
The program provides portation (carrying) and presentation (drawing) procedures as well as application techniques. These tactics are quickly learned, easily practiced and readily maintained long after the program is completed.
Class Length: 2 hours classroom, 2 hours training and drills.
Equipment Requirements
1. Chain or hinged handcuffs, cuff case and duty belt or cuff case and sturdy belt – Cuff cases must be securely-fastened to a rigid clothing belt or duty-style belt. Cases of the molded plastic or soft varieties are both acceptable. It is recommended that police officers and private security personnel bring and wear their entire duty belts to assist in creating a more realistic training scenario. (Please ensure that firearms are NOT introduced into the classroom or training room.)
2. Appropriate Clothing – Students should bring appropriate clothing to participate in the classroom portion of the presentation. Athletic clothing is recommended for hands-on training and drills.
3. Note-Taking Material – Pen, pencil, and paper to take notes with in the classroom.
Requirements
1. A Heavy-duty belt or sturdy belt – Only ASP batons are permitted in this course. For this reason, we provide the batons for this class. Scabbards (holders) must be securely fastened to a rigid clothing belt or duty-style belt. Scabbards of the molded plastic or soft varieties are both acceptable. It is recommended that police officers and private security personnel bring and wear their entire duty belts to assist in creating a more realistic training scenario. (Please ensure that firearms are NOT introduced into the classroom or training room.)
2. Chain or hinged handcuffs, cuff case and duty belt or cuff case and sturdy belt – Cuff cases must be securely-fastened to a rigid clothing belt or duty-style belt. Cases of the molded plastic or soft varieties are both acceptable. It is recommended that police officers and private security personnel bring and wear their entire duty belts to assist in creating a more realistic training scenario. (Please ensure that firearms are NOT introduced into the classroom or training room.)
3. Appropriate Clothing – Students should bring appropriate clothing to participate in the classroom portion of the presentation. Athletic clothing is recommended for hands-on training and drills.
4. Note-Taking Material – Pen, pencil, and paper to take notes with in the classroom.