Tactical Breakdown

Round 03 – Firearms Training in Law Enforcement

Firearms are a reality for most Law Enforcement Officer and Departments around the world. Whether an officer carries a dedicated sidearm, accesses a long gun in their patrol vehicle, or calls for specially trained units, firearms training takes place in every agency around the world. 

Join us as we discuss the realities of firearms training from the instructor standpoint. Where should we be focusing our efforts, what methods or systems are recommended, and what does all of this mean for the police department in terms of policy and liability? These are a few of the topics covered in this 3-hour panel discussion.   

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The Instructors’ Roundtable (ITR) is a Panel Discussion, recorded live to video, moderated by Tactical Breakdown’s host Adam Kinakin in association with the team at Calibre Press. The program brings together the most sought-after Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) in Law Enforcement for a no-holds-barred discussion on a variety of topics.

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IRT Firearms Training Panel:

Joseph"Little Joe" Fererra

Todd Fletcher

Paulo Grandis

Alexandra Nelson

The Instructors’ Roundtable is an ongoing program hosted Live on the last Thursday of every month at 1800 CST. You can view the live show and previous episodes by visiting https://thebreakdown.ca/IRT.

Coming up in 2020:

Round 04: Active Threat Incidents – April 30th

Round 05: Critical Incident Response Teams – May 28th

Join the top Instructors and Trainers in the world for an inside look at what the experts discuss when the course is over and the doors are closed.

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In this very important episode, Adam speaks with Law Enforcement and Military Veteran Michael Sugrue about Post Traumatic Stress Injuries. After retiring from the police force, Michael shares his battle with PSTD and how he overcame to become one of the leading advocates for PTSD awareness for First Responders worldwide.

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES

1-800-COP-LINE (1-800-267-5463) -- https://www.copline.org/

National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255

https://badgeoflifecanada.org/

Michael Sugrue is a keynote speaker and dedicated advocate for awareness, prevention, education, training on Post Traumatic Stress Injury (PTSI), Resiliency and First Responder Suicide Prevention.

He is a retired Police Sergeant and former U.S. Air Force Captain (Security Forces) with over 21 years of proven management, operations, training, supervisory and leadership experience.

He is also a Peer Volunteer at the West Coast Post Trauma Retreat (First Responder Support Network).

WEBSITE(S):

https://saveawarrior.org/home

https://www.frsn.org/

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Dan Oblinger is the leading authority on active listening practices for negotiators and leaders in all industries. He has two decades of law enforcement service, and extensive experience in hostage negotiations, police mental health crisis response, undercover operations, anti-human trafficking investigations, and police supervision.

Dan is the author of "Life or Death Listening" and "The 28 Laws of Listening". He is a contract trainer for the National Tactical Officers Association and is the sole proprietor of Leadercraft, a company that provides training and consulting to private sector clients. He is an international keynote speaker on the subjects of listening well, negotiating hard, and leading in tough situations. Dan lives on the Kansas prairie with his wife and five children.

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Operation Save-A-Casing is a partnership with law enforcement agencies at the local, state and federal level and the community to combat firearm-related crime. 

The campaign works by submitting two firearm casings to a Wichita Police Department Officer after a gun theft has occurred. These casings are then submitted into National Integrated Ballistic Information Network known as NIBIN. NIBIN is a national database containing digital images of spent bullets and cartridge casings that were found at crime scenes or test-fired from confiscated firearms. This database can be searched for possible matches and if a "hit" occurs, the NIBIN lab sends that information to WPD investigators.

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Officer Paul Estrada Cruz has been with the Wichita Police Department for over eight years. He began his law enforcement career as a patrol officer and specialized enforcement team called Special Community Action Team (SCAT) which focused on drugs and violent crimes. He was promoted to the Public Relations Unit where he works as the Public Information/Social Media Officer, and Liaison Officer for the Hispanic/Latino community of Wichita.

Captain Clay Germany is the current Bureau Commander of Property Crimes - Investigation Division for the Wichita Police Department. He has been a part of the Wichita Police Dept. for 25 years.

WEBSITE: https://www.wichita.gov/WPD/Pages/OperationSaveACasing.aspx

SOCIAL: @wichitapolice  |  @officerpaulcruz

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Get ready for some three-way action with two very smart and entertaining guests. Adam sits down with Adam Wilson and Stephen Strickland to discuss topics on current police training, recruitment, tactical requirements, and much more.

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Adam Wilson is a highly decorated police veteran with 15 years on the job. He is a best-selling author for his book, "Tactical Reload: Strategy Shifts for Emerging Leaders in Law Enforcement."

He has a national column with Newsmax titled "Unholstered”, and is the host of his own YouTube show, "Tip of the Spear with Adam Wilson."

He was recently selected as an emerging leader in North Carolina by the EA Morris Fellowship.

Stephen Strickland has over 19 years of law enforcement experience with 17 years of SWAT, 13 years as K9 handler and trainer.

He is a specialized instructor in firearms, physical fitness, active shooter, force-on-force, and CQB.

Stephen is currently the training Sergeant in charge of the agency’s firearms programs, armorers, fitness and wellness, tactical training, and more.

WEBSITE: www.adamlwilson.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs3ZbW2cER_2w04S5Cmd9JA/videos

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Round 02 – Officer-Involved Shootings - Part 3 of 3

What are the major concerns with Officer Involved Shootings for our Law Enforcement officers? Join us as we discuss the before, during, and after of OIS incidents. We cover the psychology and physiology of lethal force on force incidents, reports, recovery, mental health, body-worn cameras, command responsibility, media, and everything in between.

WATCH IT HERE: https://thebreakdown.ca/IRT

The Instructors’ Roundtable (ITR) is a Panel Discussion, recorded live to video, moderated by Tactical Breakdown’s host Adam Kinakin in association with the team at Calibre Press. The program brings together the most sought-after Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) in Law Enforcement for a no-holds-barred discussion on a variety of topics.

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IRT OIS Panel:

Lt. Jim Glennon

Steve Nolan

Laura Scarry

Chris Lussow

The Instructors’ Roundtable is an ongoing program hosted Live on the last Thursday of every month at 1800 CST. You can view the live show and previous episodes by visiting https://thebreakdown.ca/IRT.

Coming up in 2020:

Round 03: Firearms Training in Law Enforcement – March 26th

Round 04: Active Threat Incidents – April 30th

Round 05: Critical Incident Response Teams – May 28th

Join the top Instructors and Trainers in the world for an inside look at what the experts discuss when the course is over and the doors are closed.

You can learn more about the Instructors’ Roundtable and the Tactical Breakdown podcast by visiting https://thebreakdown.ca.

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Round 02 – Officer-Involved Shootings - Part 2 of 3

What are the major concerns with Officer Involved Shootings for our Law Enforcement officers? Join us as we discuss the before, during, and after of OIS incidents. We cover the psychology and physiology of lethal force on force incidents, reports, recovery, mental health, body-worn cameras, command responsibility, media, and everything in between.

WATCH IT HERE: https://thebreakdown.ca/IRT

The Instructors’ Roundtable (ITR) is a Panel Discussion, recorded live to video, moderated by Tactical Breakdown’s host Adam Kinakin in association with the team at Calibre Press. The program brings together the most sought-after Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) in Law Enforcement for a no-holds-barred discussion on a variety of topics.

EPISODE SPONSOR: LA Police Gear

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IRT OIS Panel:

Lt. Jim Glennon

Steve Nolan

Laura Scarry

Chris Lussow

 

The Instructors’ Roundtable is an ongoing program hosted Live on the last Thursday of every month at 1800 CST. You can view the live show and previous episodes by visiting https://thebreakdown.ca/IRT.

Coming up in 2020:

Round 03: Firearms Training in Law Enforcement – March 26th

Round 04: Active Threat Incidents – April 30th

Round 05: Critical Incident Response Teams – May 28th

Join the top Instructors and Trainers in the world for an inside look at what the experts discuss when the course is over and the doors are closed.

You can learn more about the Instructors’ Roundtable and the Tactical Breakdown podcast by visiting https://thebreakdown.ca.

 

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Round 02 – Officer-Involved Shootings - Part 1 of 3

What are the major concerns with Officer Involved Shootings for our Law Enforcement officers? Join us as we discuss the before, during, and after of OIS incidents. We cover the psychology and physiology of lethal force on force incidents, reports, recovery, mental health, body-worn cameras, command responsibility, media, and everything in between.

WATCH IT HERE: https://thebreakdown.ca/IRT

The Instructors’ Roundtable (ITR) is a Panel Discussion, recorded live to video, moderated by Tactical Breakdown’s host Adam Kinakin in association with the team at Calibre Press. The program brings together the most sought-after Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) in Law Enforcement for a no-holds-barred discussion on a variety of topics.

EPISODE SPONSOR: LA Police Gear

Visit LAPG.com for more information. USE PROMO CODE: BREAKDOWN to save on all purchases.

IRT Use of Force Panel:

Lt. Jim Glennon

Steve Nolan

Laura Scarry

Chris Lussow

The Instructors’ Roundtable is an ongoing program hosted Live on the last Thursday of every month at 1800 CST. You can view the live show and previous episodes by visiting https://thebreakdown.ca/IRT.

Coming up in 2020:

Round 03: Firearms Training in Law Enforcement – March 26th

Round 04: Active Threat Incidents – April 30th

Round 05: Critical Incident Response Teams – May 28th

Join the top Instructors and Trainers in the world for an inside look at what the experts discuss when the course is over and the doors are closed.

You can learn more about the Instructors’ Roundtable and the Tactical Breakdown podcast by visiting https://thebreakdown.ca.

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This is a brief explanation of the Instructors' Roundtable, why it was created and what is the main goal.

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INSTRUCTORS' ROUNDTABLE - IRT 

Join Us LIVE on the last Thursday of each Month at 6:00 PM Central Time.

Topics include: Use of Force, Firearms, Officer-Involved Shootings, Critical Incident Response, Active Threats, Social Media in Law Enforcement, Tactical Medicine and more...

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Adam talks with one of his mentors, Joel Pedersen, as they discuss the challenges surrounding culture and race in policing, specifically from an Indigenous perspective. Joel breaks down some tools that officers have within their communities to help build engagement as well as generating motivated recruits for your agency.

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In 1992 Joel became only the third First Nations person to serve with the Saskatoon Police Service. After a successful 25-year policing career, highlighted by his experience from patrol, community policing, and domestic Violence investigations, he retired at the rank of Sergeant.

He championed positive growth in his community by working with Indigenous and other minority groups; encouraging fair representation for all.

He currently serves as the RSM for the 38 Brigade Battle School and is the only First Nations Chief Warrant Officer in the combat arm of the Canadian Army.

He deployed with 1 PPCLI during UN Peace Keeping missions abroad and has assisted in NATO training efforts. 

Joel is currently the Indigenous Advisor to the Brigade Commander of the 38 Canadian Brigade Group.

In 2011 Joel founded Fitness 2J2, a socially responsible, community-based health and wellness company. He and his trainers provide fitness programming for communities, and self-defense for women and youth.

WEBSITE: https://www.fitness2j2.com/

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