Courses

Tactical Arrest and Control Procedures


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Classes

8075

Regional Counterdrug Training Academy MS NAS Meridian, Mississippi
01/06/25 - 01/10/25

Complete

8178

Alamo College- First Responder Academy TX Atascosa, Texas
02/10/25 - 02/14/25

Complete

8092

Houston Police Department Tactical Village TX Houston, Texas
02/17/25 - 02/21/25

Complete

8166

Kehoe Center OH Shelby, Ohio
03/03/25 - 03/07/25

Postponed until further notice

8059

Baton Rouge Police Department Training Cetner LA Baton Rouge, Louisiana
11/19/24 - 11/21/24

Complete

8057

Bob Bolan Public Safety Complex TX Fort Worth, Texas
12/02/24 - 12/06/24

Complete

Description
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Length: 5 Days (40 Hours)

Designed For: This course is designed for all active sworn and certified state or local law enforcement officers who are currently serving on a tactical team or full time narcotics with duties involving serving drug search warrants. 

Prerequisites: None

Description: Tactical Arrest and Control Procedures (TACP) will compliment any departments existing defensive tactics. The real-world techniques, tactics and procedures are easily digested, easy to teach and employ.  This gives the organizations the ability to customize and evolve their defensive tactics gradually. TACP helps agencies develop realistic, safe, scenarios and drills that allow students to evolve their decision-making process under stress. This course is a realism based, task-specific system designed to bridge the gap between foundation training and the unique needs of the modern day tactical team. This course is designed to teach critical tactics to ensure officer survival and that the lowest level of force option is used. The course covers force continuum, weapon retention and transition and technique linkage.   Reference ATP 3-39.35

**This is an advanced course that requires a high level of physical conditioning.   All students are required to be a part of a SRT/SWAT team or serve narcotics search warrants.  Simmunitions are used at the end of the course during force on force scenarios. To be considered for this training or exemptions, contact Chad Pittman at (601) 818-0948.

Recommended Attire & Equipment to bring for Participants:

  1. Plate carrier / Duty vest
  2. Duty/gun belt (Glock 17 sim guns are used during training scenarios) 
  3. Concealed carry holster (if applicable)
  4. Helmet if applicable
  5. Training uniform (Casual pants and t-shirt that allows for free movement. No elastic waistband pants)
  6. Rifle Sling
  7. Flat Soled Shoes 

Taught by certified members of the Mississippi Counterdrug Program