In 2003, CRT Less Lethal recognized the need to bridge the gap between law enforcement operators, administrators, medical personnel and scientists in the forensic community. Objective independent data from structured, practical testing has allowed us to develop forensic testing protocols for less-lethal law enforcement tools. The results combined with our extensive field experience are used for expert witness casework and creating training programs for agencies all over the US and abroad.
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“Box to Courtroom” Risk Management ECD (TASER) course
This course combines two of our classes into a one day premier ECD (TASER) Forensics and Excited Delirium course with the purpose of increasing the effectiveness of less-lethal programs while reducing risk and liability.
Attendees will be exposed to case studies, current issues, and emerging trends of the most widespread less-lethal tool: Electronic Control Devices -ECD, TASER. Proper weapon accountability, training techniques, use of force documentation, incident investigation, and forensic techniques involving these devices will be detailed. These methods were developed by members of CRT Less Lethal beginning in 2001. We will also outline response protocols that have demonstrated to be successful when confronting subjects with Excited Delirium Syndrome.
There are courses set in several venues hosted by police agencies in Louisville, KY, and Nobelsville, Indiana. To inquire about future classes or to host your own, contact us.