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SUMMARY:Elite Officer Standard Bundle
DESCRIPTION:POST Approved 16 Credit Hours  LETAC USA Patrol Response to Domestic Violence 10668-00035\, Gun Laws 101 10596-00050\, Professional Presence & Workplace Behavior 10668-00038\, Human Trafficking- 10668-00041\, Use of Force: Tabletop Scenarios Based on Recent 8th Circuit Case Law- pending \nThe Elite Officer Standards Bundle is designed for officers who want to lead with confidence\, credibility\, and professionalism on the street and within their organization. This advanced training series goes beyond mandated learning to dive deep into real world experiences\, critical decision making\, and the evolving standards that define elite law enforcement today. Through in-depth instruction on domestic violence response\, gun laws\, human trafficking\, respectful workplace practices\, and advanced use of force considerations\, officers will sharpen their judgment\, strengthen community trust\, and elevate workplace culture. These courses challenge participants to think critically\, apply lessons from real cases\, and develop the skills needed to navigate complex situations while setting the standard for professionalism\, accountability\, and respect. \nDay 1:\nDomestic Violence (4 Credit Hours): This course equips law enforcement officers with the essential skills to intervene effectively on domestic abuse and domestic assault calls by building trust\, making proper threat assessments\, and providing effective resource and referral strategies. It emphasizes clear communication\, active listening\, and conflict resolution to allow early intervention at initial calls for service of domestic disputes. \nGun Laws (2 Credit Hours) This course is comprehensive training on state and federal firearms disqualification issues\, including domestic violence related convictions\, mental health issues\, Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs) and many more. This course will include real life examples\, case law\, and tips. The course will cover the main legal concepts encountered when processing permits to purchase or carry\, as well as the process and rules regarding ERPOs \nProfessional Presence & Workplace Behavior (2 Credit Hours): This workshop provides law enforcement professionals with a clear\, practical framework for positive workplace behavior. Participants will explore how individual actions\, communication styles\, and daily interactions shape agency culture. Using real-life scenarios and guided exercises\, the session connects personal growth with professional expectations\, emphasizing the importance of ortho-proxy (right action) alongside ortho-doxy (right belief) \nDay 2:\nHuman Trafficking (4 Credit Hours): This 4-hour course on the fundamentals of human trafficking will guide participants through MN laws and criminal elements and then using those laws to provide strategies for identifying and investigating these cases. The course will cover victimology\, interviewing strategies\, evidence collection and putting those pieces together in the formation of an investigation. The course will provide real content from recent investigations to articulate the identification and investigative process. This course is designed as an introduction to human trafficking cases for patrol response and proactive policing. \nUse of Force in Practice: Tabletop Scenarios Based on Recent 8th Circuit Case Law (4 Credit Hours): This four-hour interactive training provides law enforcement professionals with a practical\, scenario-driven understanding of modern use-of-force law through analysis of recent United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit decisions. Moving beyond lecture-style legal updates\, this course uses structured tabletops and decision-making scenarios to place officers in real-world situations derived from actual appellate cases. Participants will examine how courts evaluate officer conduct under the Fourth Amendment’s objective reasonableness standard and evolving qualified immunity analysis\, emphasizing totality-of-circumstances review and pre-seizure decision-making. Each scenario is grounded in actual appellate rulings\, allowing officers to understand how courts interpret officer actions after the fact — and how policy\, training\, and articulation can shape legal outcomes. \n\nWho Should Attend?\nLaw Enforcement Officers \nSession Type:\nIn-person course. \nDuration:\n2-Days \nCancellation Policy:\n\nFull refund available up until 14 days prior to date.\n50% refund available up until 7 days prior to date.\nNo refunds will be made within 7 days of the date.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/elite-officer-standard-bundle-2/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Elite Officer Standard Bundle
DESCRIPTION:POST Approved 16 Credit Hours  LETAC USA Patrol Response to Domestic Violence 10668-00035\, Gun Laws 101 10596-00050\, Professional Presence & Workplace Behavior 10668-00038\, Human Trafficking- 10668-00041\, Use of Force: Tabletop Scenarios Based on Recent 8th Circuit Case Law- pending \nThe Elite Officer Standards Bundle is designed for officers who want to lead with confidence\, credibility\, and professionalism on the street and within their organization. This advanced training series goes beyond mandated learning to dive deep into real world experiences\, critical decision making\, and the evolving standards that define elite law enforcement today. Through in-depth instruction on domestic violence response\, gun laws\, human trafficking\, respectful workplace practices\, and advanced use of force considerations\, officers will sharpen their judgment\, strengthen community trust\, and elevate workplace culture. These courses challenge participants to think critically\, apply lessons from real cases\, and develop the skills needed to navigate complex situations while setting the standard for professionalism\, accountability\, and respect. \nDay 1:\nDomestic Violence (4 Credit Hours): This course equips law enforcement officers with the essential skills to intervene effectively on domestic abuse and domestic assault calls by building trust\, making proper threat assessments\, and providing effective resource and referral strategies. It emphasizes clear communication\, active listening\, and conflict resolution to allow early intervention at initial calls for service of domestic disputes. \nGun Laws (2 Credit Hours) This course is comprehensive training on state and federal firearms disqualification issues\, including domestic violence related convictions\, mental health issues\, Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs) and many more. This course will include real life examples\, case law\, and tips. The course will cover the main legal concepts encountered when processing permits to purchase or carry\, as well as the process and rules regarding ERPOs \nProfessional Presence & Workplace Behavior (2 Credit Hours): This workshop provides law enforcement professionals with a clear\, practical framework for positive workplace behavior. Participants will explore how individual actions\, communication styles\, and daily interactions shape agency culture. Using real-life scenarios and guided exercises\, the session connects personal growth with professional expectations\, emphasizing the importance of ortho-proxy (right action) alongside ortho-doxy (right belief) \nDay 2:\nHuman Trafficking (4 Credit Hours): This 4-hour course on the fundamentals of human trafficking will guide participants through MN laws and criminal elements and then using those laws to provide strategies for identifying and investigating these cases. The course will cover victimology\, interviewing strategies\, evidence collection and putting those pieces together in the formation of an investigation. The course will provide real content from recent investigations to articulate the identification and investigative process. This course is designed as an introduction to human trafficking cases for patrol response and proactive policing. \nUse of Force in Practice: Tabletop Scenarios Based on Recent 8th Circuit Case Law (4 Credit Hours): This four-hour interactive training provides law enforcement professionals with a practical\, scenario-driven understanding of modern use-of-force law through analysis of recent United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit decisions. Moving beyond lecture-style legal updates\, this course uses structured tabletops and decision-making scenarios to place officers in real-world situations derived from actual appellate cases. Participants will examine how courts evaluate officer conduct under the Fourth Amendment’s objective reasonableness standard and evolving qualified immunity analysis\, emphasizing totality-of-circumstances review and pre-seizure decision-making. Each scenario is grounded in actual appellate rulings\, allowing officers to understand how courts interpret officer actions after the fact — and how policy\, training\, and articulation can shape legal outcomes. \n\nWho Should Attend?\nLaw Enforcement Officers \nSession Type:\nIn-person course. \nDuration:\n2-Days \nCancellation Policy:\n\nFull refund available up until 14 days prior to date.\n50% refund available up until 7 days prior to date.\nNo refunds will be made within 7 days of the date.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/elite-officer-standard-bundle/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
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SUMMARY:Becoming the Best You: A Real Talk about Officer Wellness
DESCRIPTION:POST Approved 4 Credits- Officer Wellness (10668-00029) LETAC’s Guide to Police Officer Wellness \nToday’s law enforcement environment places immense pressure on police officers\, exposing them to ongoing stress and trauma. Without proper tools\, this toll can impact their mental and physical well-being. \nThis specialized course is designed for first responders to develop resilience\, equipping them with actionable strategies to manage stress\, recover from challenges\, and maintain peak performance in their demanding roles. \nKey Takeaways:\n✔ Understand the link between mental and physical resilience\n✔ Identify common myths about stress and strength management\n✔ Apply the Reflect\, Recharge\, Reinforce framework for long-term resilience\n✔ Recognize when help is needed and overcome barriers to seeking support\n✔ Create a personalized plan to stay strong and balanced \nCourse Topics: \n\nThe Impact of Trauma & Stress on Decision-Making\nEmotional Regulation for Law Enforcement Officers\nStrategies for Maintaining Mental & Physical Health\nRecognizing & Accessing Support Resources\n\nThis course provides real-world tools to help officers navigate their careers with strength\, adaptability\, and well-being at the forefront.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/becoming-the-best-you-a-real-talk-about-officer-wellness-11-6-2025/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
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DTSTAMP:20260527T013221
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SUMMARY:What You Do Matters: Lessons Learned from the Holocaust
DESCRIPTION:The Holocaust was an unspeakable horror from WWII. After a visit to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington\, D.C. in 2006\, Todd Larson and Jason Kalish recognized that the Holocaust is much more than a chapter from a history book. The Holocaust provides important insight into the consequences when a government shifts the mission of police from protecting individuals to supporting the abuse of basic human rights. \nHow Germany changed in less than a decade from a free\, democratic\, and scientifically advanced society to a totalitarian regime that systematically targeted and murdered millions of its own citizens is a lesson a free society must learn. In the words of Chief Prosecutor Robert Jackson at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial in 1945\, “Civilization cannot tolerate their being ignored\, because it cannot survive their being repeated.” \nThis seminar\, “What You Do Matters”\, examines policing within the legal and political framework of Nazi Germany – a journey that eventually turned those who should protect life and liberty into those who intimidated\, humiliated\, deported\, and eventually murdered millions of innocent people. Using historical images and stories from the Holocaust\, facilitators engage students in a dialogue about the role of law enforcement in today’s communities and the importance of core values in ensuring the integrity and vibrancy of democracy. \nCourse Schedule \nWorking with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Jewish Community Foundation\, Todd offers a powerful curriculum to ensure that the core values of our democracy are upheld. \n\nCourse Overview\, Discussion Questions – 30 minutes\nShort film – Overview of the Holocaust\, and Self-Guided Tour of Exhibits – 30 minutes\nReflections\, short film – The Path to Nazi Genocide – 35 minutes\nSlippery Slope: Examination of Photographic Images – an interactive discussion – 85 minutes\nLessons from the Holocaust\, Closing comments\, and Wrap-up – 40 minutes\n\nSession Type: \nIn-person conference \nCancellation Policy: \n\nFull refund available up until 14 days prior to date.\n50% refund available up until 7 days prior to date.\nNo refunds will be made within 7 days of the date.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/what-you-do-matters-lessons-learned-from-the-holocaust-11-6-2025/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/What-You-Do-Matters_fence_2.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="LETAC USA":MAILTO:letac@eckberglammers.com
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CREATED:20250617T202040Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250821T141140Z
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SUMMARY:Understanding and Communicating with Neurodivergences (Autism)
DESCRIPTION:POST APPROVED 4 Credits- Autism (10668-00024) Understanding Autism \nDevelop a deeper understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD)\, gain recognition in identifying behaviors associated with ASD\, how disparities can be barriers to informing law enforcement response\, and gain strategies and practices to promote safe\, effective\, and positive outcomes when in situations involving ASD. \nSession Type:\nIn-person conference \nCancellation Policy:\n\nFull refund available up until 14 days prior to date.\n50% refund available up until 7 days prior to date.\nNo refunds will be made within 7 days of the date.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/understanding-and-communicating-with-neurodivergences-autism-11-5-2025/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/mental-health.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="LETAC USA":MAILTO:letac@eckberglammers.com
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20251105T120000
DTSTAMP:20260527T013221
CREATED:20250617T201402Z
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SUMMARY:Use of Force III: The Art of Communication
DESCRIPTION:POST Approved 4 Credits- Use of Force (10668-00028) Use of Force III: The Art of Communication \nEffective communication is the foundation of successful law enforcement. It bridges gaps\, fosters understanding\, and ensures that officers can carry out their duties with clarity\, respect\, and professionalism. In Minnesota\, communication has been at the forefront of police reform discussions\, particularly in use-of-force cases. However\, its impact extends far beyond that. Strong communication skills are essential for: \n\nPublic Safety and Trust: Effective communication helps law enforcement officers establish trust and credibility with the community. When officers communicate clearly and transparently\, it fosters better relationships and understanding\, which is essential for public safety.\nConflict Resolution: Many situations that law enforcement officers encounter requires swift and effective conflict resolution. Good communication skills allow officers to de-escalate potentially volatile situations\, reducing the risk of harm to themselves and others.\nInformation Gathering: Officers often need to gather information from various sources\, including witnesses\, victims\, and suspects. Clear communication ensures that they can obtain accurate and detailed information\, which is vital for investigation and decision-making.\nCollaboration: Law enforcement often involves collaboration with other agencies\, departments\, and community organizations. Effective communication facilitates better coordination and cooperation\, ensuring a cohesive approach to managing public safety.\nInternal Efficiency: Within law enforcement agencies\, good communication ensures that all members are informed and aligned with objectives and protocols. This internal clarity reduces misunderstandings and enhances operational efficiency.\n\nThis new four-part course will focus on an officer’s personal and professional worldview by identifying how to control\, de-escalate and manage themselves and others. They will examine the use of force as it relates to the policies and procedures. \nAt the center of the discussion will be Minnesota Statute § 609.066\, Authorized Use of Deadly Force by Peace Officers\, including the recent amendment to the four-decade statute placing new requirements on peace officers. \n\nWhat are the new state and federal requirements?\nHow has case-law evolved regarding authorized use of deadly force in Minnesota?\nAs a peace officer\, what expectations exist under these new laws?\n\nThis class will be engaging and allow for officers to participate in reality-based hypotheticals to better inform them of the law and policies while allowing each to articulate why force was or was not justified. \nSession Type:\nIn-person conference \nCancellation Policy:\n\nFull refund available up until 14 days prior to date.\n50% refund available up until 7 days prior to date.\nNo refunds will be made within 7 days of the date.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/use-of-force-iii-the-art-of-communication-11-5-2025/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/shutterstock_1543591088-1.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="LETAC USA":MAILTO:letac@eckberglammers.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20251007T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20251007T160000
DTSTAMP:20260527T013221
CREATED:20250617T192010Z
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SUMMARY:Becoming the Best You: A Real Talk about Officer Wellness
DESCRIPTION:POST Approved 4 Credits- Officer Wellness (10668-00029) LETAC’s Guide to Police Officer Wellness \nToday’s law enforcement environment places immense pressure on police officers\, exposing them to ongoing stress and trauma. Without proper tools\, this toll can impact their mental and physical well-being. \nThis specialized course is designed for first responders to develop resilience\, equipping them with actionable strategies to manage stress\, recover from challenges\, and maintain peak performance in their demanding roles. \nKey Takeaways:\n✔ Understand the link between mental and physical resilience\n✔ Identify common myths about stress and strength management\n✔ Apply the Reflect\, Recharge\, Reinforce framework for long-term resilience\n✔ Recognize when help is needed and overcome barriers to seeking support\n✔ Create a personalized plan to stay strong and balanced \nCourse Topics: \n\nThe Impact of Trauma & Stress on Decision-Making\nEmotional Regulation for Law Enforcement Officers\nStrategies for Maintaining Mental & Physical Health\nRecognizing & Accessing Support Resources\n\nThis course provides real-world tools to help officers navigate their careers with strength\, adaptability\, and well-being at the forefront.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/becoming-the-best-you-a-real-talk-about-officer-wellness-10-7-2025/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Untitled-design-2024-04-30T085230.150.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="LETAC USA":MAILTO:letac@eckberglammers.com
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DTSTAMP:20260527T013221
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SUMMARY:What You Do Matters: Lessons Learned from the Holocaust
DESCRIPTION:The Holocaust was an unspeakable horror from WWII. After a visit to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington\, D.C. in 2006\, Todd Larson and Jason Kalish recognized that the Holocaust is much more than a chapter from a history book. The Holocaust provides important insight into the consequences when a government shifts the mission of police from protecting individuals to supporting the abuse of basic human rights. \nHow Germany changed in less than a decade from a free\, democratic\, and scientifically advanced society to a totalitarian regime that systematically targeted and murdered millions of its own citizens is a lesson a free society must learn. In the words of Chief Prosecutor Robert Jackson at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trial in 1945\, “Civilization cannot tolerate their being ignored\, because it cannot survive their being repeated.” \nThis seminar\, “What You Do Matters”\, examines policing within the legal and political framework of Nazi Germany – a journey that eventually turned those who should protect life and liberty into those who intimidated\, humiliated\, deported\, and eventually murdered millions of innocent people. Using historical images and stories from the Holocaust\, facilitators engage students in a dialogue about the role of law enforcement in today’s communities and the importance of core values in ensuring the integrity and vibrancy of democracy. \nCourse Schedule \nWorking with the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Jewish Community Foundation\, Todd offers a powerful curriculum to ensure that the core values of our democracy are upheld. \n\nCourse Overview\, Discussion Questions – 30 minutes\nShort film – Overview of the Holocaust\, and Self-Guided Tour of Exhibits – 30 minutes\nReflections\, short film – The Path to Nazi Genocide – 35 minutes\nSlippery Slope: Examination of Photographic Images – an interactive discussion – 85 minutes\nLessons from the Holocaust\, Closing comments\, and Wrap-up – 40 minutes\n\nSession Type: \nIn-person conference \nCancellation Policy: \n\nFull refund available up until 14 days prior to date.\n50% refund available up until 7 days prior to date.\nNo refunds will be made within 7 days of the date.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/what-you-do-matters-lessons-learned-from-the-holocaust-10-7-2025/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/What-You-Do-Matters_fence_2.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="LETAC USA":MAILTO:letac@eckberglammers.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20251006T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20251006T170000
DTSTAMP:20260527T013221
CREATED:20250617T184519Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250821T140453Z
UID:10000007-1759755600-1759770000@letac.stage.rocket55dev.com
SUMMARY:Understanding and Communicating with Neurodivergences (Autism)
DESCRIPTION:POST APPROVED 4 Credits- Autism (10668-00024) Understanding Autism \nDevelop a deeper understanding of autism spectrum disorder (ASD)\, gain recognition in identifying behaviors associated with ASD\, how disparities can be barriers to informing law enforcement response\, and gain strategies and practices to promote safe\, effective\, and positive outcomes when in situations involving ASD. \nSession Type:\nIn-person conference \nCancellation Policy:\n\nFull refund available up until 14 days prior to date.\n50% refund available up until 7 days prior to date.\nNo refunds will be made within 7 days of the date.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/understanding-and-communicating-with-neurodivergences-autism-10-6-2025/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/12/mental-health.jpg
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20251006T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20251006T120000
DTSTAMP:20260527T013221
CREATED:20250617T165223Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250821T140402Z
UID:10000006-1759737600-1759752000@letac.stage.rocket55dev.com
SUMMARY:Use of Force III: The Art of Communication
DESCRIPTION:POST Approved 4 Credits- Use of Force (10668-00028) Use of Force III: The Art of Communication \nEffective communication is the foundation of successful law enforcement. It bridges gaps\, fosters understanding\, and ensures that officers can carry out their duties with clarity\, respect\, and professionalism. In Minnesota\, communication has been at the forefront of police reform discussions\, particularly in use-of-force cases. However\, its impact extends far beyond that. Strong communication skills are essential for: \n\nPublic Safety and Trust: Effective communication helps law enforcement officers establish trust and credibility with the community. When officers communicate clearly and transparently\, it fosters better relationships and understanding\, which is essential for public safety.\nConflict Resolution: Many situations that law enforcement officers encounter requires swift and effective conflict resolution. Good communication skills allow officers to de-escalate potentially volatile situations\, reducing the risk of harm to themselves and others.\nInformation Gathering: Officers often need to gather information from various sources\, including witnesses\, victims\, and suspects. Clear communication ensures that they can obtain accurate and detailed information\, which is vital for investigation and decision-making.\nCollaboration: Law enforcement often involves collaboration with other agencies\, departments\, and community organizations. Effective communication facilitates better coordination and cooperation\, ensuring a cohesive approach to managing public safety.\nInternal Efficiency: Within law enforcement agencies\, good communication ensures that all members are informed and aligned with objectives and protocols. This internal clarity reduces misunderstandings and enhances operational efficiency.\n\nThis new four-part course will focus on an officer’s personal and professional worldview by identifying how to control\, de-escalate and manage themselves and others. They will examine the use of force as it relates to the policies and procedures. \nAt the center of the discussion will be Minnesota Statute § 609.066\, Authorized Use of Deadly Force by Peace Officers\, including the recent amendment to the four-decade statute placing new requirements on peace officers. \n\nWhat are the new state and federal requirements?\nHow has case-law evolved regarding authorized use of deadly force in Minnesota?\nAs a peace officer\, what expectations exist under these new laws?\n\nThis class will be engaging and allow for officers to participate in reality-based hypotheticals to better inform them of the law and policies while allowing each to articulate why force was or was not justified. \nSession Type:\nIn-person conference \nCancellation Policy:\n\nFull refund available up until 14 days prior to date.\n50% refund available up until 7 days prior to date.\nNo refunds will be made within 7 days of the date.
URL:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/events/use-of-force-iii-the-art-of-communication-10-6-2025/
LOCATION:Blaine Police Department\, 10801 Town Square Dr NE\, Blaine\, MN\, 55106\, United States
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://letac.stage.rocket55dev.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/shutterstock_1543591088-1.jpg
ORGANIZER;CN="LETAC USA":MAILTO:letac@eckberglammers.com
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