Organized Crime Training

Organized-crime groups operate with structure, discipline, and long-term goals that require specialized investigative strategies. This category focuses on training that helps officers understand how criminal organizations recruit members, move money, protect leadership, and adapt to law-enforcement pressure. Students learn how to identify patterns and gather intelligence that reveals the larger network behind individual crimes.

Courses explore racketeering, surveillance coordination, informant handling, financial tracking, and multiagency task-force operations. Instructors break down real cases to show how investigators piece together information over months or years. Officers also learn how organized-crime trends intersect with narcotics trafficking, fraud, violence, and human exploitation.

Agencies that understand organized crime are better equipped to dismantle networks rather than just arrest individual offenders. This category supports those long-term investigative efforts.