2020 brought significant legislative changes regarding use of force in twenty-seven states and counting. Some of these legislative measures are a challenge to which we can adapt, while others are problematic. Police departments have no choice but to implement some of these new regulations. The challenge for law enforcement leaders is maintaining productivity, efficiency, and most importantly, bringing morale back from an all-time low.
This course will focus on concepts including:
- Use of force during a Terry Stops
- Government, non-police entities investigating officer involved shootings
- Tactics prior to using force
- When to review force and the degree of scrutiny
- The new perception of accountability
Our training experts recommend this course for all ranks and command staff.
Instructor: Deputy Chief Sean Case
Deputy Chief Case has been involved in law enforcement since 1998, beginning his career with the Los Angeles Police Department and currently working for the Anchorage Police Department in Alaska. In his twenty-year career with the Anchorage Police Department, Deputy Chief Case has served in various roles including SWAT Officer, K9 handler, School Resource Officer, Patrol Sergeant, Internal Affairs Investigator, Patrol Shift Commander, Patrol and Administration Division Captain. Deputy Chief Case is a use of force instructor that includes developing, training, and implementing use of force standards, documentation, investigations, and department policies.
- Credit Hours: 1
- Class ID: 22-06-2-A1
- Area: 201
- Topic: Legal Update
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