LAW ENFORCEMENT COURSES Military Courses | Law Enforcement Courses IMMEDIATE ACTION TEAMS - THE ACTIVE SHOOTER RESPONSE The Immediate Action Teams - The Active Shooter course is designed for the patrol officer and takes the student through the change in police action in an active shooter situation. Some of the latest intelligence on active shooter scenes will be debriefed to provide insight into possible incident developments, pre-incident indicators, and other lessons learned. Next, the officers will define priorities of life, breakdown the acceptable response, and immediately turn to tactics, the bodies sympathetic nervous system, and the fundamentals of marksmanship. Officers will also learn techniques designed to gain the advantage with an understanding of tactical angles, the use of cover and concealment, communication, and team formations and movement. Before entering into LIVE FIRE SHOOT HOUSES and Force-on-Force scenarios, officers will be given a familiarization into the current theories of Hostage Rescue and Team member recovery operations. Depending on timing and how quickly the class progresses, a full scale active shooter scenario and debrief will occur on DAY 3. Attending officers should plan to leave no earlier than 1700 Hours on the course's final day. GTI’s Immediate Action Teams course is a tremendous amount of information, and students will be given evening assignments to maximize time and minimize the number of days away from the agency. Developed for the patrol officer, each student should come prepared for an active course and shooting range time. Each officer should have their duty belt and holster, sidearm, rifle (if carried), 350 rounds of sidearm ammunition, eye and ear protection, and bdu's for each day of the course. GTI will be providing low energy rounds and full conversion kits for the student rifles and sidearm. Man marking cartridges will also be provided during the scenarios and force on force training. All other equipment will be provided by the institute. Those officers who bring their sidearm and/or rifles will be using their weapons for the duration of the course. Course Objectives The student will learn the difference between the traditional response and the acceptable response to an active shooter situation. The student will also learn the proper techniques and skills needed to properly respond to an active shooter situation. Officers will become familiarized with past active shooter incidents and become acutely aware of current research theory. Officers will become familiarized with current thoughts on the Priority of Life and the differences surrounding traditional and acceptable responses. Officers will understand the bodies natural response to stress and how it relates to the fundamentals of marksmanship and their training programs. Officers will become familiarized with the use and differences between cover vs. concealment and the Tactical Angle. Officers will be familiar with techniques built to increase their tactical advantages. Officers will become familiar with Occupancy Control, the Hostage Rescue Theory, and Team Member Recovery operations. CAPACITY 12 Students COSTS Contact GTI for current costs. TUITION INCLUDES 150 PAGE STUDENT MANUAL CONVERSION KITS FOR DUTY WEAPONS. (FOR LIVE FIRE SHOOT HOUSE AND MAN MARKING SCENARIO TRAINING) SCENARIO SAFETY EQUIPMENT LIVE FIRE SHOOT HOUSE TRAINING ROUNDS & MAN ON MAN MARKING CARTRIDGES. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION FIREARM RENTALS AVAILABLE E350 rounds sidearm M4 Glock Sig Beretta Ammunitions are available for purchase. WHO SHOULD ATTEND LAW ENFORCEMENT AND MILITARY PERSONNEL ONLY. EACH OFFICER WILL SHOW OR VERIFY EMPLOYMENT PRIOR TO COURSE REGISTRATIONS. REQUIRED GEAR LIST Sidearm & Rifle ( RIFLES ONLY FOR THOSE OFFICERS WHO ARE ISSUED) Duty Belt & Holster BDU's (3 days) Range Gear (eyes & ears) Duty Vest E350 Rounds Sidearm Boots Gloves CONTACT GTI This information is strictly geared toward law enforcement officers. Requests for information on law enforcement training courses require verification of employment. This course can also be provided in a MTT. For more information, contact: