The instructional team and managers for the LEAD facility come from various military, police and law enforcement agencies.  All the instructors are State and Internationally certified, LEAD provides training in the following specialist areas:

  All courses are State and Internationally accepted through the Arkansas Law Enforcement Commission and Standards.
LEAD - Law Enforcement And Detection Center

 TACTICAL OPERATIONS TRAINING

  The specialized tactical training is only for high level operational teams, counter terrorist, special forces, swat, police and law enforcement agencies. Introduction and concept, The challenges facing law enforcement today are daunting !!

The increasing sophistication of drug-trafficking organizations and the availability of automatic weapons make law enforcement more difficult and dangerous than ever before. Unfortunately law enforcement departments must face these challenges with smaller budgets and fewer offices.These programs help local law enforcement entities attack the violent individuals and organizations in their neighborhoods and restores a safer environment for the residents of these communities.

Training

The training is designed to prepare sheriff, police and law enforcement officers both physically and mentally for situations they may be likely to encounter on regular and tactical operations. The emphasis is placed on emergency response operations, however many of your other operational duties can relate to the training, with some adaptability and common sense these techniques can work well in most operational scenarios. Main subjects taught include weapon safety, pedestrian contacts, vehicle contacts, weapons retention, vehicle deployment and building searches.

Our approach is to take less time in a classroom environment and get the offices out on the ground, there is a lot to learn and the way is to practice, then practice, then practice some more. There is some classroom theory, that covers the legal situations and will be given when and needed, the overall aim is to give realism and operational situation awareness.

First Phase

A thorough review of previously learned firearms skills is conducted. This phase is to get individuals, pairs and teams competent with operating in close proximity, developing confidence with each other while performing safely.

Subjects
     Pistol safety and handling
     Marksmanship
     Grouping
     Pistol malfunctions
     Reloading
     Instinctive shooting
     Target identification
     Immediate action drills
     Shooting while moving
     Multiple targets
     Non-standard firing positions
     Kneeling position
     Sitting position
     Lying position
     Night shooting
     Dry fire movements
     Introduction to pairs and teams
     Confidence shoots, front, left, right and rear

Second Phase

This phase is designed for the team who would have to search any building in an extreme circumstance. Covering the team concept, room search and clearing techniques, weapon control and retention, team assault techniques, limited visibility techniques and communication among team members.

Subjects
     Entry techniques
     Using pyrotechnics
     Room and hallway clearing techniques at accelerated speed
     Dynamic and stealth entries
     Simunition training scenarios for hostage or officer rescue
     Evacuation of injured officers and civilians
     Interactive scenarios
     Techniques using two, three and four officer teams
     Armed confrontation
     Slow and fast search techniques
     Vehicle situations, stop and restrain
     Low light and night building searching/ room clearing
     Stress in a hostile environment
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