Law Enforcement Facility

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) has become an essential investigative capability for modern law enforcement agencies and fusion centers. Whether supporting criminal investigations, threat assessments, protective intelligence, missing persons cases, or homeland security missions, analysts must be able to quickly locate, validate, and assess publicly available information. This intensive one-day course provides investigators and intelligence analysts…

In this course, San Diego Police Sergeant and SWAT Team Leader Anthony “Tony” Elliott delivers a raw, first-person account of survival, resilience, and the life philosophy that carried him through one of the most catastrophic moments a law enforcement officer can face. Drawing from his own near-fatal on-duty shooting, Sergeant Elliott examines the mindset, habits,…

Leadership in law enforcement is defined not only by the decisions made during moments of crisis, but by the character demonstrated every day. This unique and thought-provoking eight-hour course presents two powerful perspectives on leadership, ethics, accountability, and organizational culture that challenge attendees to examine the responsibilities of both leaders and those they lead. During…

Building on the core OSINT curriculum, this two-day training combines open source investigative techniques with practical strategies for identifying and reducing digital exposure. Participants learn not only how to locate publicly available information, but also how the same information can expose law enforcement personnel and other protected individuals to unwanted attention, harassment, or potential threats.…

Street-level narcotics investigations remain one of the most challenging and rewarding assignments in law enforcement. Success requires far more than making arrests; it demands sound investigative planning, legal knowledge, effective intelligence gathering, and disciplined case documentation capable of withstanding judicial scrutiny. This comprehensive 8-hour course provides investigators, narcotics officers, gang officers, detectives, and patrol personnel…

The best agencies in this country were built by leaders who never stopped becoming better ones. Command: Building Leaders Worth Following was built for the people who actually run police agencies: lieutenants, captains, deputy chiefs, assistant chiefs, and chiefs. It starts from an uncomfortable truth: your agency already looks like you, for better or worse.…

Events in the Middle East continue to influence domestic security, violent extremism, and global threat landscapes. For law enforcement agencies and fusion centers, the ability to monitor developments, understand regional information sources, and collect intelligence despite language barriers has become an increasingly valuable capability. This one-day course equips investigators and intelligence analysts with practical techniques…