Force Encounters Analysis | 01/30/23-02/01/23

This 24-hour Force Encounters Analysis Course is a practical course based on unbiased force science evidence, pertaining to officer involved use of force (UOF). Subject matter covers the science of human dynamics in the midst of high stress encounters and will help bridge the latest academic research with the law enforcement environment. Among the topics covered:

• How perceptual distortions & stress-induced memory gaps impact accurate recall
• Scientific facts from force science speed studies & the truth regarding response time (How long it really takes to start – and – stop shooting.)
• How investigators can best “mine” officers’ memories during a post-incident interview
• Analyzing vital elements of controversial use of force that are often overlooked
• High adrenalin confrontations (continuing to fire after threat has ended)
• Reaction time of suspects launching an attack vs. officer’s response time, after processing the threat (before taking action).

Course Hours: 24 Times: 0800-1700

LOCATION:

Ben Clark Training Center 16791 Davis Avenue Riverside, CA 92518 951-486-2800

TARGET AUDIENCE:

• Law Enforcement
• Military
• Fire Service
• Tribal Security
• Law Professionals

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT:

Students must wear department issued uniform or business casual attire

ADDITIONAL SUGGESTED ITEMS:

• water
• Snacks

PLEASE NOTE:

NO SHORTS, RIPPED, FADED OR INNAPPROPRIATE JEANS, FLIP FLOPS OR T-SHIRTS.

Course Coordinator:

Dep. Jason Dauria This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

*Please contact the course coordinator if you need to cancel a participant.

NOTE: Tuition is due 10 days prior to start of class. If payment is not received, you will be dropped from the class. Cancellations made less than 10 days before the first day of class will result in loss of tuition.