"Almost any use of force, however minute, poses some risk of death" (Garrett v. Athens-Clark County, 378 F.3d 1274, 1280, FN12 (11th Cir., 2004). The application of restraints is a use of force, and many times officers have needed to timely and safely restrain individuals who were combative, resistive, and/or in an agitated state. This 8-hour instructor program shows how to apply and also teach two popular restraint devices: The WRAP Restraint System, and the TARP Strap. Two instructor certificates will be issued upon successful completion of the program.
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TUITION:
$195 per person, if taken singly; $125 per person when taken with another IPICD program that same week, or for additional people from the same agency. Tuition includes instructor workbook, The WRAP Restraint System study, instructional manual, lesson plan, instruction, TARP strap, certificates, online updates, and more.
- Introduction to restraints,
- Crisis management and social issues,
- Contemporary theories about restraint-associated death,
- Agonal breathing signs and responses,
- Restraints and sudden death,
- Managing liability risk through "core task" training and testing,
- Managing liability risk through "essential skill" training and testing,
- Arrest- and sudden-death related restraint judicial decisions,
- Americans with Disabilities Act,
- The WRAP Restraint (its application, research findings, "Best Practices," etc.),
- TARP Strap (its application, "Best Practices," etc.),
- Alignment of policy, lesson plans, training, testing, and report writing,
- Plus more.
TUITION:
$195 per person, if taken singly; $125 per person when taken with another IPICD program that same week, or for additional people from the same agency. Tuition includes instructor workbook, The WRAP Restraint System study, instructional manual, lesson plan, instruction, TARP strap, certificates, online updates, and more.