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INTRO TO NARCOTIC INVESTIGATIONS COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Illegal narcotics
  • Search and Seizure
  • Confidential Informants
  • Narcotic Purchases
  • Trash Runs
  • Knock and Talks
  • Surveillance
  • Search Warrant Preparation/Execution
  • Narcotic Operations
  • What happens after the arrest?
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is two, 8-hour days with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. Hours during this course may vary! Plain clothes and an unmarked vehicle are highly recommended.
SCHEDULE
This course is designed to equip narcotic investigators with the knowledge, skills, and responsibilities essential to drug investigations. The training emphasizes strategies for disrupting illegal possession, distribution, and manufacturing of narcotics. Participants will gain practical tools for preparing and executing narcotics-related operations, ultimately enhancing the effectiveness of their investigative efforts.
Structured as an open forum, the course encourages active participation, collaboration, and the exchange of innovative approaches to stay ahead of narcotics distributors. Students will engage in hands-on training and real-world scenarios, ensuring they leave with applicable skills to immediately strengthen their field performance.
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANTS: dEVELOP/mANAGE COURSE

Topics Covered
Learn how to locate, recruit, select, develop, manage, and document confidential informants, while mastering the legal and ethical considerations that guide every step. This course goes beyond the basics, giving participants practical tools and real-world strategies for effectively utilizing informants in investigations.
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is one, 8-hour day with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. Plain clothes are highly recommended.
SCHEDULE
This course is designed to equip law enforcement and military personnel assigned to units that regularly interact with confidential informants with the latest knowledge and practical guidance. Participants will learn the essential dos and don’ts of working with informants, as well as the potential benefits and risks associated with their use. The training emphasizes the importance of confidential informants in investigative operations while highlighting lesser known but critical laws that directly impact daily operations. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how to manage informants effectively, legally, and ethically.
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INTERVIEW & INTERROGATIONS COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Controlled Jail Interviews
  • Roadside Interviews
  • Miranda Warnings
  • Active Listening
  • Body Language
  • Question Formulation
  • Detecting Deception
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is one, 8-hour day with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. Plain clothes are highly recommended.
SCHEDULE
This course is designed to train patrol officers and detectives/investigators in effective interviewing and interrogation techniques that elicit truthful information while remaining within legal and ethical boundaries. Key topics include the proper application of Miranda warnings, active listening skills, body language interpretation, strategic question formulation, and methods for detecting deception. The course also addresses both roadside encounters and controlled interview settings, ensuring participants gain versatile, real-world skills to strengthen their investigative capabilities.
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SURVEILLANCE TECHNIQUES COURSE

Topics Covered
  • What is surveillance?
  • Different types of surveillance
  • Ways of gathering intelligence
  • Proper pre-operational intelligence
  • Walking/Mobile/Stationary Surveillance
  • All roles with surveillance and intelligence gathering
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is one or two, 8-hour days with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. Plain clothes and unmarked vehicles are highly recommended.
SCHEDULE
This course is tailored for investigators who regularly employ surveillance as a core investigative tool. Its primary goal is to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to conduct surveillance operations effectively and discreetly. Through hands-on scenarios that mirror real-life tactics used by modern criminal enterprises, attendees will gain practical experience and confidence in surveillance operations. Training includes instruction on stationary, mobile, and walking techniques, ensuring participants leave with a comprehensive skill set for the field.
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STREET LEVEL NARCOTICS: UNIFORMED PERSPECTIVE COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Foundations of Street-Level Narcotics Work
  • Street terminology and identifiers
  • Concealment methods used by offenders
  • Officer Safety Considerations
  • Proper approach and contact procedures
  • Legal Aspects
  • Search and seizure basics for patrol officers
  • Arrest procedures and report writing
  • Courtroom testimony from a uniformed perspective
  • Interview & Interdiction Skills
  • Effective roadside and field interview techniques
  • Indicators of deception
  • Street-Level Investigative Techniques
  • Surveillance basics for the uniformed officer
  • Case Studies & Scenario-Based Training
  • Real-world examples of street-level cases
  • Hands-on scenarios to apply course content
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is two, 8-hour days with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios.
SCHEDULE
This course focuses on recognizing pre-stop indicators, selecting target vehicles and locations, conducting effective roadside interviews, establishing articulable reasonable suspicion to extend a stop, and understanding crucial case law regarding the extension of traffic stops and the expansion of search scopes. Additionally, officers will receive tools to develop successful cases while on patrol and learn how to forward information to detectives and investigators for comprehensive investigations.
The training includes the use of body-worn cameras and in-car video to provide practical examples of the concepts discussed. Moreover, the course features hands-on scenarios to enhance officers' understanding of how to implement the information covered.
Whether you are a newcomer or a veteran patrol officer, this course offers invaluable insights into becoming an effective street-level narcotics officer and successfully building cases for prosecution.
This training is guaranteed to broaden the perspectives of both new and experienced officers in your department.
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pROSTITUTION oPERATIONS COURSE

Topics Covered
  • How to locate/approach prostitutes
  • How to prepare for an operation
  • Operation orders
  • Briefings for operations
  • Execution of prostitution operations
  • Hotels/residences/street walkers
  • Incalls/Outcalls
  • Good/bad and ugly of the what ifs...
  • How to handle emergency situations
  • How to conduct parking lot surveillance
  • How to properly use and be part of the arrest team
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is one or two, 8-hour days with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. Plain clothes are highly recommended. **Students attending this course shall be prepared to "step out of their comfort zone" while learning how to handle prostitutes**
SCHEDULE
This course aims to equip law enforcement and personnel involved in prostitution operations with the latest information. It will comprehensively address all facets of a prostitution operation from beginning to end. Participants will gain skills to prepare as case agents, assume undercover roles, and engage in surveillance and arrest teams throughout the operations. Additionally, the course will help in developing a robust case file for prosecuting offenders. Employing a hands-on approach, this course encourages students to step outside their comfort zones.
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UNDERCOVER SOCIAL MEDIA INVESTIGATIONS COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Creating and managing undercover social media accounts
  • Best practices for online suspect communication
  • Legal considerations and case law
  • Real-world case studies from successful investigations
  • Methods for identifying suspects and advancing cases beyond initial contact
  • Strategies for transitioning from online engagement to arrest and prosecution
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is two, 8-hour days with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. A laptop is HIGHLY recommended for this course.
SCHEDULE
This two-day course provides law enforcement professionals with the knowledge and hands-on skills to effectively investigate individuals using social media platforms to facilitate criminal activity. Students will leave this course fully prepared to implement these methods immediately upon returning to duty. Topics include: Creating and managing undercover social media accounts, best practices for online suspect communication, Legal considerations and case law, Real-world case studies from successful investigations, Methods for identifying suspects and advancing cases beyond initial contact, and Strategies for transitioning from online engagement to arrest and prosecution Whether you are new to undercover social media work or seeking to enhance your current techniques, this course demonstrates why online operations are a critical tool in modern investigations. Cameron Pavlicek takes pride in his students’ continued success and remains available to assist graduates with future cases arising from the methods taught in this class. This course has been presented to numerous agencies and organizations, and multiple law enforcement conferences nationwide.
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ENFORCEMENT UNIT OPERATIONS COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Planning/Executing Tactical Operations
  • Intelligence led policing
  • Surveillance methods
  • High-risk arrest strategies
  • Team deployment in high crime areas
  • Much more...
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is two, 8-hour days with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios.
SCHEDULE
This course equips officers and supervisors with the skills and knowledge required to lead and operate effective enforcement units targeting street-level crime. Topics include planning and executing tactical operations, intelligence-led policing, surveillance methods, high-risk arrest strategies, and team deployment in high-crime areas. Emphasis is placed on coordination, officer safety, legal considerations, and real-world scenarios to improve operational readiness and impact. Ideal for personnel assigned to special enforcement, gang, narcotics, or proactive crime suppression teams.
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nARCOTIC SUPERVISOR: dETECTIVE'S pOINT OF vIEW COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Make it A way, Not THE way!
  • Experienced vs Non-Experienced
  • Communication
  • Unit performance reviews
  • "Shotgun Discipline"
  • Trusting your Detectives
  • "Go-bys"
  • "2-Star Position"
  • Standing up for/against your unit
  • "Family"
  • What happens here, Stays here.
  • You are the boss!
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is one, 8-hour day with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. Plain clothes are highly recommended.
SCHEDULE
This course is designed to refresh narcotic supervisors' understanding of what a detective might encounter daily including sights, sounds, and challenges. The aim is to facilitate a modern approach that fosters a stronger connection between unit supervisors and their team members, resulting in a more successful and cohesive unit. You will explore various techniques and methods that your subordinates may encounter today, all while adhering to department policies and procedures.
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ALL THINGS GANGS COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Defining and differentiating Hybrid, Street, and OMGs
  • Gang structure, hierarchy, and affiliations
  • Signs, symbols, hand signs, and tattoos
  • Narcotics, weapons trafficking, and other criminal enterprises
  • Gang communication (social media, encrypted apps, prison codes)
  • OMG clubhouses, colors, patches, and protocols
  • Intelligence gathering and evidence preservation
  • Case studies: successful investigations and prosecutions
  • Officer safety and tactical considerations when interacting with gang members
  • Interagency collaboration and intelligence sharing
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is two, 8-hour days with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios.
SCHEDULE
ALL THINGS GANGS is an intensive, comprehensive 16-hour training course designed to equip law enforcement personnel, intelligence professionals, corrections officers, and investigative specialists with critical knowledge on the evolving world of gang activity in the United States. From entry-level officers to seasoned gang investigators, this course delivers essential insights and actionable intelligence on Hybrid Gangs, Traditional Street Gangs, and Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs (OMGs). Participants will explore the structure, culture, communication, symbols, recruitment methods, criminal enterprises, and interstate/national movement patterns of gangs. The curriculum emphasizes real-world application, emerging trends, and inter-agency strategies to effectively identify, investigate, and dismantle gang operations in urban, suburban, and rural environments. Whether you’re new to gang investigations or a veteran looking to sharpen your edge with the latest intelligence and trends, ALL THINGS GANGS delivers practical, mission-critical training that enhances operational effectiveness in the fight against gang-related crime.
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GANG ID/RECOGNITION COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Gang Fundamentals
  • History and evolution of gangs
  • Structure and hierarchy of street, hybrid, prison, and outlaw motorcycle gangs
  • Motivations, behaviors, and subculture
  • Legal Aspects
  • Gang definitions under state and federal law
  • Use of gang enhancements in prosecutions
  • Documentation requirements for investigation
  • Gang Identifiers: Colors, clothing, and tattoos
  • Hand signs and gestures
  • Criminal Activities
  • Approaches to gang members in the field
  • Investigation & Documentation
  • Case Studies & Scenario-Based Training
  • Real-world gang incidents and investigations
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is one, 8-hour day with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios.
SCHEDULE
Gang expert Chris “Nasty” McAnulty presents the Gang ID/Recognition Course, designed to help uniformed patrol officers, criminal/intelligence analysts, and detectives/investigators identify and understand street, hybrid, prison, and outlaw motorcycle gangs and their members.
The course covers the history and structure of gangs, legal definitions, identifiers such as colors, symbols, hand signs, and graffiti, as well as criminal activities, proper documentation, and officer safety. Participants will gain insight into the origins, operations, and behaviors of the most frequently encountered gangs across the nation.
By the end of the course, attendees will be better equipped to identify gang members, support investigations, and strengthen the prosecution of gang-related criminal activity.
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hYBRID/JUVENILE GANGS COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Introduction to Hybrid Gangs
  • Gang Dynamics and Culture
  • Criminal Activities and Investigative Indicators
  • Legal and Investigative Considerations
  • Case Studies and Real-World Applications
  • Gang ID and Intel Development
  • Officer Safety and Operational Tactics
  • Hands-on Scenarios
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is one, 8-hour day with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. Unmarked vehicles and plain clothes are highly recommended.
SCHEDULE
The Hybrid Gangs Course provides law enforcement officers with a comprehensive understanding of hybrid and neighborhood-based gangs that continue to grow across Texas and the U.S. Participants will learn how these gangs differ from traditional organizations, how to identify their symbols and behaviors, and how they operate in narcotics, violence, and organized crime. Through real-world case studies and practical exercises, officers will gain skills in gang documentation, intelligence gathering, and safe operational practices. This training enhances investigative effectiveness and promotes inter-agency cooperation against evolving hybrid gang threats.
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K9 SUPER SNIFFER COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Foundational Training
  • Scent theory and odor recognition
  • Advanced Detection Work
  • Narcotics, explosives, currency, firearms, and contraband detection
  • Scent discrimination and multiple odor identification
  • Deployment Strategies
  • Real-world operational scenarios
  • Safety considerations for K9 and handler
  • Legal & Case Law
  • Current legal requirements for K9 searches
  • Recent case law impacting K9 deployments
  • Scenario-Based Training
  • Live search exercises with K9 partners
  • Controlled training environments vs. field deployments
  • Supervisor responsibilities and program management
  • MUCH MORE!
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is one, 8-hour day with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. This course is designed for narcotic and bomb trained canines & their handlers. You do not have to have your canine present during this course, but it highly recommended.
SCHEDULE
This course is designed to prepare K9 teams for true success in the field, covering everything from foundational training to advanced, real-world deployments. Led by Dave Cole, the program provides comprehensive instruction for both handlers and supervisors, including initial K9 training, legal requirements, case law, and deployment strategies. Participants will benefit from a mix of classroom learning, PowerPoint presentations, and scenario-based training exercises with their K9 partners, ensuring practical skills that translate directly into field performance.
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PUSH tHE BUTTON- ILLEGAL GAMBLING OPERATIONS COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Preparation & Mindset
  • Communication strategies
  • Maintaining cover
  • Recognizing safety concerns
  • Understanding how undercover operations integrate with surveillance, case building, and enforcement actions.
  • Role of the Undercover Officer
  • Proper paperwork
  • Legal considerations
  • Required equipment/supplies
  • Case law
  • Much more...
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is one, 8-hour day with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. Plain clothes are highly recommended.
SCHEDULE
This course provides an in-depth overview of illegal gambling operations, with a specific focus on the structure, function, and investigation of illegal game rooms. Students will gain a working understanding of how illegal game rooms are organized, operated, and concealed within communities, as well as the methods commonly used to avoid detection. Students will learn how illegal game rooms function on a day-to-day basis, including roles within the operation, common gambling devices and games, money handling practices, security measures, and warning signs used to identify law enforcement presence. The course will cover how investigators legally and effectively infiltrate illegal game rooms, including pre-entry planning, documentation requirements, and coordination with undercover officers. The class will also address surveillance techniques specific to illegal gambling investigations, including static and mobile surveillance, identifying patterns of activity, documenting probable cause, and recognizing behaviors consistent with illegal gambling operations. Students will be trained on key questions to ask during investigations, interviews, and undercover interactions to establish operational knowledge, participant roles, and financial activity. In addition, students will receive instruction on the role of the undercover officer in illegal gambling cases. Proper paperwork, legal considerations, and required supplies will be provided to ensure investigations are conducted lawfully, safely, and effectively. This course is designed for law enforcement personnel and investigators seeking to enhance their knowledge, awareness, and investigative capabilities related to illegal gambling and game room operations.
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BASIC UNDERCOVER COURSE

Topics Covered
  • Purchase of Evidence
  • Collection of Intelligence
  • Identification of Suspects
  • Witness of Criminal Activities
  • Professional Safety Concerns
  • Selection of UC
  • Preparing for the UC Role
  • Vehicle Operations
  • Buy Walk/Bust Operations
  • Prostitution Operations
  • Ruse Operations
  • What could go wrong during UC Operations?
  • Evidence Collection/Submission
  • Basic Case Preparation
Expectations
The normal schedule for this course is four, 10-hour days with PowerPoint presentations, hands-on application & scenarios. Hours during this course may vary. Unmarked vehicles and plain clothes are highly recommended.
SCHEDULE
This course is designed to equip investigators with the knowledge, skills, and responsibilities necessary for conducting basic undercover investigations. Participants will learn how to prepare for and execute fundamental undercover operations, balancing safety, effectiveness, and professionalism. While some classroom instruction is provided, the emphasis is on hands-on, scenario-based training that mirrors real-world conditions. By the conclusion of this course, attendees will have the confidence and practical experience to carry out basic undercover operations seamlessly.
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