Law Enforcement Today Education Program at SHOT Show in partnership with NSSF

InVeris Training Solutions has 95-plus years of experience installing more than 15,500 ranges globally and will share industry insights on shooting range maintenance and operation trends. Preventative maintenance of shooting range equipment is imperative for both law enforcement and commercial range facilities. In this LEEP session, learn best practices for general range maintenance, including daily, weekly, quarterly and annual inspections, as well as upkeep tips on shooting stalls, bullet traps, target systems, PPE, and floor/ceiling baffles and guards. The unsightly side of ranges will be highlighted, as well: storage closets, the dirty side of the range, spent brass, used filters, hazmat and OSHA issues. This session will provide the most current and correct procedures and processes to maintain a clean and healthy shooting range.

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This course will cover the fundamentals, philosophy, and use of red dot optics on law enforcement pistols. Attendees will receive a brief history of red dot optics and how they are proliferating the law enforcement community. This course will also discuss how to incorporate red dot optics on pistols into a law enforcement training program.

Bleeding control can be an unfortunate but important aspect of everyday life for first responders. Applying this skill is not a question of if, but when. How often do you train on it? Daily? Weekly? Monthly? Never? When you do train, how do you conduct it and what equipment do you use? Phokus Research Group has created a line of tabletop wound simulators that will demonstrate a way to train more efficiently, regardless of location. You can practice life-threatening hemorrhage control skills from anywhere ” home, the fire station or your police department. With lightweight, easy-to-clean wound patterns that actively bleed, effective wound simulators are the go-to task trainer for any organization who regularly responds to medical emergencies or life-threatening situations.

Speaker
Christopher Bush

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This session will focus on combative tools and techniques used when a threat is within 5 feet, addressing issues such as vehicle approach, multiple threats, threat priority, weapon retention and techniques used to create space and operate in close-quarter combative situations.

Speaker
Don Ratkowski, Mine Baroni

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Everyone looks at 2020 as the year it all fell apart. The riots. The death threats. The defund the police movement. But the painful truth is that the war on cops began the day that social media took off.

So how do we fight back with dignity, honor and grace? How do we engage in the culture war to recruit and KEEP more officers, involve the community, push back on the defund the police movement, and restore integrity and trust? We use the exact same social media platforms that helped launch the culture war on the profession to begin with.

In this presentation, Kyle Reyes, Executive Director of Law Enforcement Today (the largest police-owned media outlet in America) and CEO of The Silent Partner Marketing will bring a fresh and unique business and marketing approach to the crisis the world of law enforcement is facing. Attendees will leave equipped with an understanding of just how this war is being waged on not only the blue but also everyone who backs the blue and learn an entirely new, authentic and fun way of engaging the community to fight back.

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Today’s LEOs face greater challenges than ever as they attempt to do their jobs in an environment filled with cell phone cameras in every direction, Monday morning quarterbacks, and many people ready and willing to serve as instant judge and jury in an officer use-of-force incident. In order to train officers for use-of-force incidents, instructors must be able to train on the mechanics of the weapons but also train when to use them and when to use other means. This involves the “Training Triangle.” The classroom, range and simulator form three points of a triangle that is crucial to developing a complete training opportunity. This session will cover the use of each of these facilities, the best practices, and the shortfalls of each that are made up by the others to help trainers and instructors prepare officers.

Speaker
Bobby Cummings

From staying compliant with OSHA noise exposure limits and noise ordinances specific to your community and location, there are cost-effective solutions that can keep your employees and customers safe while also improving your “good neighbor” image. Bill Bergiadis, a noted authority on indoor and outdoor shooting range OSHA compliance, inventor of the highly rated Troy System, and co-developer of the USACE shooting range test procedure, covers the ins and outs of these solutions and shows how any shooting range (or noisy crime lab) of any size can put them to work.

Speaker
Bill Bergiadis

ADS, Sourcewell and InVeris Training Solutions will cover law enforcement and federal programs available to acquire equipment from gloves to cutting-edge training equipment. InVeris will review and demonstrate the latest cutting-edge virtual, augmented/virtual reality training and live fire range equipment.

Speaker
Heath Shaw

This session will cover the fundamentals, philosophy and use of red dot optics on law enforcement pistols. Attendees will receive a brief history of red dot optics and how they are proliferating the law enforcement community. This session will also discuss how to incorporate red dot optics on pistols into a law enforcement training program.

Speaker

Eric Flax, Elliot Ortiz

This session will breakdown techniques and processes within the context of law enforcement sniping. We will determine what they are, discuss where each applies, and provide guidance regarding integration into both training/habits and application to your equipment. The identification of specific actions and processes, and the precise, consistent implementation of them, literally creates our personal precision environment. It’s the only thing we have complete control over, and it is our responsibility to completely own them.

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An Operator’s fitness levels have a direct correlation to job performance and personal safety. Nearly every member of the Tactical Community (security, military, law enforcement, outdoor enthusiasts, etc…) need to improve their functional fitness levels.

This course will bring you up to speed on the latest in science and innovation around elite training and functional movements for elite operators, security and outdoor enthusiasts. Topics to be covered include:

– Improving performance and the prevention of work related injuries.
– A better understanding or the muscle groups and the key movements critical to operators.
– How to improve reaction times, muscle endurance, maintain tighter shot groups and increase strength and explosiveness.
– How to get more out of your current training and fitness curriculums.

Find your profile below and register now.
•    Private Security
•    Tactical Operator
•    Law Enforcement
•    Training Groups
•    Training Academies
•    Owners or Managers of ranges, hunting retreats

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Every year, hundreds of police officers are killed or injured accidentally while operating in low-visibility environments. What if a large portion of those tragic accidents were completely avoidable? In this session, Vice President Sam Bryant and Chief Bernie Hallums will take attendees through a journey to discover several simple, yet revolutionary, concepts to stop all the preventable tragedies occurring in low-visibility environments.

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Bernie Hallums, Sam Bryant