The Emergency Response to Armed Intruder instructor course is designed for LE professionals to help them better educate communities. (Photo: Safariland Group)
Safariland’s Training Academy, an extension of the Safariland Group, debuts a new law enforcement training course centered on armed intruders.
The Emergency Response to Armed Intruder instructor course for law enforcement professionals is designed to reach agencies, schools and businesses across the U.S., arming students with the knowledge of how to deal with mass casualty incidents.
Safariland Training Academy training director Sandy Wall demonstrates techniques to a class. (Photo: Safariland Group)
“Safariland’s Armed Intruder course is designed to help save lives because it teaches participants initial actions they can take during the most dangerous part of a mass casualty incident. These are the first few moments of an active shooter event before law enforcement arrives,” Sandy Wall, training director for The Safariland Training Academy, said in a news release.
The course offers hands-on, scenario-based training to prepare both individuals and groups on how to react to an armed intruder in an active shooter scenario. The course is customized to each organization’s goal allowing for quick one-hour briefs all the way up to extensive 16 hour training. Students may also receive continuing education credits after completion via a partnership with Columbia Southern University, according to Safariland Group.
Interested organizations can sign up for a course or request more information via The Safariland Training Academy’s website.
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