Arrest & Control Training

Arrest and control tactics form the backbone of officer safety, and strong training helps reduce injuries to both officers and subjects. This category features courses that teach control holds, takedowns, positioning, and the decision-making required to manage resistance effectively. Instructors ensure that techniques are realistic, repeatable, and grounded in policy and law.

Officers practice transitioning from verbal commands to hands-on control, learning how to stabilize subjects with minimal force while maintaining awareness of their surroundings. Classes often include scenario training, where students must adapt to unpredictable resistance and environmental challenges. The more comfortable officers become with these fundamentals, the safer every encounter becomes.

Well-rounded arrest and control training also covers documentation and the articulation of force decisions. These skills help officers explain their actions clearly and defend their tactics when cases move into administrative or judicial review. This category strengthens both the physical and professional foundation of patrol work.