Law Enforcement In-Service Training
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Basic Sniper School
TBA 2013 Black Mountain Police Dept. and Range. 8am first day and expect 12 hour days.
Duty gear list.
Department Training Uniform (BDU etc.)
Inclement weather gear
Hearing and Eye protection, Canteen or Camelback, Duty scoped rifle with shooting sling, 300 rounds duty ammunition,
Optics, Cleaning gear Note taking devices, Flashlight, Duty Gas Mask,Rifle Data Book, Calculator.
Optional gear
Shooting Mat, Range Finder, Spotting Scope, Weight Bearing Harness, Drag Bag, Bug Repellant.
If you have any questions please contact Robin Lyles 828-398-7622 or email robinplyles@abtech.edu
New **DWI case preparation
Lesson Purpose : The student will learn to effectively prepare a case file for an Impaired Driving Investigation. The Student
will take a current or past case and develop it for presentation for prosecution.
Date 2013 TBA
*Officers will be in class the first day from 8am-5pm and casual attire is acceptible but the second day 8am - 5pm Officers need to be
in uniform or courtroom attire. Officers must also bring a current DWI case file or past DWI case file to be used in class.
Instructors for this class is Eric Sweden Raleigh Police Department and Officer Ann Fowler Asheville Police Department
To enroll in this class contact Robin P. Lyles at robinplyles@abtech.edu or 828-398-7622 office phone
New ** Portable Breath testing (PBT) Class
March 26, 2013 0800-1700
There will be an Alcohol Screening Testing Device Training at AB Tech's Enka Campus. This training is essential for officers using the PBT's roadside.
STUDENTS will need to bring their PBT's with them to class.
Instructor Graham Keesler FTA branch
To Register contact Robin Lyles at robinplyles@abtech.edu or 828-398-7622 office phone.
New SFST Courses for 2013
May 6-9, 2013
September 9-12, 2013
NEW ** SFST Refresher Course
SFST Refresher Course Dates
April 19, 2013 0800-1200 Enka Campus
To Register for this class contact Robin Lyles at robinplyles@abtech.edu
New ** ARIDE Courses
March 4-5, 2013
July 8-9,2013
November 4-5,2013
8am-5pm Enka campus Haynes Bld. Room 224
This is a two day class and the prerequisite is you must have successfully completed Standardized Field Sobriety Training (SFST)
To Register for this class contact Robin Lylesat robinplyles@abtech.edu
Detention Officers/Patrol OfficersTo register for these and any other classes contact rlyles@abtech.edu
2013 Online Mandatory In-Service Training Class Dates.
February 01
February 11
February 19
February 28
March 06
March 22
April 01
April 09
April 18
April 24
May 10
May 20
May 28
June 06
June 12
June 21
2013 On-line classes are as follows:
JMST (2-HOURS)
Domestic Violence (2-HOURS)
Below 100 (4-HOURS)
Firearms (4-HOURS)
Haz-Mat (2-HOURS)
Blood Borne Path (2-HOURS)
Legal Update (4-HOURS)
LE Update (4-HOURS)
TOTAL 24 Hours
Due to increased participation in the on-line training, students will not be given the opportunity to register a second time for these classes. You must complete the entire class to receive credit.
To register for on-line courses you must: 1) Download the registration form (link below), 2) Complete the entire form with your signature on it, and 3) Mail, deliver or Fax the form to Dianne Davis - A-B Tech, 340 Victoria Road, Asheville, NC 28801 Fax: 828-281-9714. Registrations MUST be received at least ten days prior to the course start date.
Surviving the first 3 seconds.
Characteristics of an armed combative subject
NCSHP Trooper Kurt Hensley- Instructor
When: TBA These classes will be 15 hours both days
1st day 8am will be classroom and illustrations Dress attire BDU's or Casual Clothes
2nd day 8am will be Reality Based Training the first half of the class requiring BDU's regular duty gear and you will need to a towel and Men protective cup.
and the second half of the day will be OnRoad training and requires officers to have regular uniforms and duty gear.
Where: The Nationguard Armory Richmond Hill Dr.Course Description
Surviving the first three seconds is a program that is designed to take the reactionary gap off of the officer and put it back onto the suspect. This is done through a 5 step program that focuses on:
1.Identifying armed individuals through body language indicators.
2.Identifying armed individuals through clothing indicators.
3. Street level interrogation skills.
4. Street level lie detection skills.
5.Identifying assaultive indicators through body language and verbal indicators.
Lieutenants and Sergeants have found this class to be most beneficial to patrol officers and all ramks.
To enroll contact Robin Lyles @ via email at robinplyles@abtech.edu or 828-398-7622
New ***DRE- Drug Recognition Expert Training
2014 TBA
This DRE class is set to take place in western North Carolina. The Lodging will be provided at no cost to the agency and all training equipment will be provided at no cost to the department. The officers will be responsible for meals during the school,but will be reimbursed at the state per diem.
The application and all required documents must be submitted to the office of Steve Sanders by December 1, 2012.
Contact Steve Sanders 919-707-5266 or email steve.sanders@dhhs.nc.gov
2013 Mandatory In Service Training (Classroom)
Haynes Building on the Enka Campus
DATES
Mar.11-13 Room 228
April 22-24 Room 228
June 3-5 Room 209
Aug. 19-21 Room 209
Sept. 30- Oct. 2 Room 209
Nov. 11-13 Room 209
Dec. 9-11 Room 209
DAY ONE:
JMST 8a-10a
Domestic Violence 10a-12p
Below 100 1p-5p
Instructor Randy Campbell
DAY TWO:
Firearms 8a-12p
Instructor Kim Martin
Blood Borne Path. 1p-3p
Haz. Mat. 3p5p
Instructor Mike Murphy
DAY THREE:
Legal Update 8a-12p
LE Update 1p-5p
Instructor Kim Martin
These course offerings cover the Mandatory In-Service Training for 2013. Twenty four hours of credit
will be given to the students who successfully compete all three days.
This course is the State mandated certification course for detention officers and will meet five to six days a week. Interested students should contact Dianne Davis for information:
Dianne Davis 254-1921 Ext 841 Ddavis@abtech.edu
NEXT COURSE: Feb. 2013
Contact Dianne Davis for scheduling information.
*NEW Time Distance class*
April 15-19 8am the first day Enka campus Haynes Building
Radar, Lidar, and/or Vascar Re-Certification
Dates: 2013 Calendar
April 18 & 19,2013
May 16 & 17, 2013
June 13 & 14, 2013
July 18 & 19, 2013
August 15 & 16, 2013
October 17 &18, 2013
November 14 & 15, 2013
December 18 & 19, 2013
These classes begin at 8 am each day.
This course is for currently certified radar, lidar, or radar/vascar operators who need to re-certify. Officers should bring their radar course notebooks and practice their clocks prior to class.
Special Requirements: Study and practice prior to class.
Location: Enka Campus Haynes Building Room 128
Basic Radar Training
Dates: March 5-8, 2013
September 17-20, 2013
All Students are required to bring a Vehicle equipped with a Radar.
The Basic Radar class begins at 8 am on the first day.
Basic Lidar Class
Dates: June 12, 2013 First Day 8am-7pm and June 14, 2013 Second Day 9am-12pm (Review and Test)
October 16, 2013 First Day 8am-7pm and October 18, 2013 Second Day 9am-12pm (Review and Test)
Limited emrollment
Class requirements: Officers have to currently be Radar certified through NC Training and Standards Division
All Classes start at 8 am on the first day.
Combat Preparation Instinct Enhancement Class
At the end of this course students should be able to: list and describe how verbal cues, non-verbal cues combine to provide pre-attack indicators that contribute to an officer’s situational awareness; describe how instincts are enhanced and how they affect an officer’s ability to perceive and act to counter an imminent attack; use the F.E.A.R. acronym to develop a mental condition for proper combat mindset; discuss force options available to an officer during a combat situation; explain the “reasonableness standard” as it is applied by Graham v. Connor; discuss the relevancy of Scott v. Henrich when applied to use of force; summarize Tennessee v. Garner as it relates to the use of deadly force.
Date: TBA
Taser Certification & Chemical Aerosol Certification
This class introduces the officer to the proper use and after care of the M26 and X26 Taser. The course will examine the history of Taser use and proper application and each officer will be introduced to the effects of being Tased and have the opportunity to fire a Taser during this training.
Date: February 16, 2013 8am at the Emergency Services Training Center Woodfin.
2013 Detention In-Service (Moodle)
Date of Class Deadline for registration of class
TBA
In-Service for Detention Officers covers the following topics:
Legal Update 2 hours
Career Survival & Interpersonal Communications 2 hours
Communicable Diseases & Pandemics 4 hours
Hazardous Materials 2 hours
Bloodborne Pathogens 2 hours
All certified Detention Officers in the state of North Carolina are required to complete 16 hours of mandatory In-Service Training. This online course will provide you with 12 of the 16 hours required. You will need to speak with your agency Training Director in order to fulfill the additional four hours.
To Register or inquire about any of these in-service courses contact: Dianne Davis at (828) 254-1921 Ext 841 or by email at ddavis@abtech.edu or Robin Lyles at (828)254-1921 Ext. 7622 or by email at rlyles@abtech.edu. These courses are restricted to sworn law enforcement personnel and there is no cost - unless noted