Taking the Crime Scene into the Interrogation Room & Forensic Examination of Violent Crime Scenes
Taking the Crime Scene into the Interrogation Room – Do the Pieces Fit? – July 21-22, 2025 This fast paced interactive two (2) day seminar focuses on understanding the crime scene from a behavioral approach and then taking that valuable understanding directly into the interrogation room. What can be learned from the crime scene becomes […]
Legal Updates and BikeFest Intel and Preparedness (LE ONLY) – 1 LS, 3 TS
This course will provide information on the new laws that were passed recently by the Missouri Legislature. The officers will be asked to discuss the topics in a lecture style course, and ample time will be provided for officers to ask questions and discuss the topics. Additionally, this class will do a debrief of Bikefest […]
DWI-D Bootcamp
This is a 6-hour class that will focus on the investigation and prosecution of offenses involving drivers impaired by drugs other than alcohol. It will include a review of the drug categories and DRE protocols, a review of field sobriety tests that are frequently used in DWI-D cases, securing of appropriate samples for chemical testing, […]
Drug Trends
This 4-hour class will focus on emerging drug trends. It will discuss what officers are seeing on the street now and what officers should expect to see based on what is happening in other states. This class will also discuss what officers should be looking for when they stop someone they believe to be driving […]
Public Administrators: How They Can Assist Law Enforcement
This course will look at the overview of what a public administrators role is at the County and how the public administrator can assist your agency.
Human Trafficking Trends
Is this course officers will learn how prevalent human trafficking is in Missouri and the United States. This course will look at demographics of human trafficking, identify who are victims, who are traffickers, who are buyers, human trafficking indicators, terminology, trends, how to combat trafficking, resources of victims, and resources for law enforcement.
Officers Response to Mental Health Crisis
The Officers Response to Mental Health Crisis will focus on training officers on how to respond to calls where someone is dealing with a mental health crisis. These types of calls include: Recognizing Warning Signs of Suicide Recognizing Trauma, Stress & PTSD Depression, Bi-Polar & Stigma Understanding Psychosis Understanding Autism Spectrum Understanding Dementia & Alzheimer’s
Felony Traffic Stops and Use of Force Review
In this course, the class will discuss the dangers and safety concerns for traffic stops, misdemeanor and felony and the differences. The students will discuss proper procedures for traffics stops including proper approach of vehicle, use of radio to clearly communicate, using equipment and vehicle to their advantage to enhance safety. The Students will then […]
Racial Profiling, Implicit Bias, De-Escalation, and Active Shooter Tactics and Room Entry – 1LS, 3 IP, 4 Firearms SD
This comprehensive training program is designed to enhance law enforcement professionals’ awareness, judgment, and response when interacting with diverse communities and high-stress situations. The course integrates three critical areas—Racial Profiling & Implicit Bias, and De-escalation Strategies & Techniques—to promote ethical, fair, and effective policing practices. Participants will engage in guided discussions and case studies focused […]
Active Shooter Data Review & V/R Firearms Simulator
This course will look at active shooter data over the years and break it down into categories such as location of events, days of the week, times, shooter profile, relationship, type of establishment, and much more. The data has been compiled by Dr. Bill Sandel who works for Missouri State University School of Criminology and […]