Proper Patrol
Location: Moore, OK (Cleveland County, ZIP 73160)
Date: November 12–13, 2026
Duration: 16 hours
Cost: $325.00 per student
Instructor: Dakota Cook
Categories: Patrol, Drugs, Highway Interdiction
Course Overview
This intensive two-day training program is designed to push law enforcement officers to develop advanced skills in proactive policing strategies. Participants will explore the fundamental principles of successful proactive law enforcement and how these practices directly reduce crime rates while strengthening community relationships with law enforcement agencies.
Course Content
The curriculum addresses a comprehensive range of critical topics relevant to modern patrol operations, including:
- The critical importance of advanced training in law enforcement
- Tactical response and management of severe injuries at the patrol level
- Community engagement and intelligence gathering within patrol operations
- Analysis and response strategies for high-crime areas
- Officer safety protocols and procedures
- Officer wellness and mental health considerations
- Understanding criminal conspiracy networks and their complexities
- Current patterns and emerging trends in criminal activity
- Contemporary drug trafficking operations and interdiction methods
- Time management techniques to maximize patrol effectiveness and efficiency
Given the current staffing challenges facing most law enforcement agencies and rising crime rates, participants will learn practical strategies for optimizing their time and resources while maintaining the highest standards of professional law enforcement.
Training Credentials
This course provides 16 hours of CLEET (Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training) certification credit, plus 2 hours focused on mental health training.
Instructor Dakota Cook has earned national recognition for his investigative case work and expertise in several of the course topics. His commitment to sharing knowledge with law enforcement officers is driven by a desire to equip agencies with the tools and strategies needed to combat crime through proactive enforcement and community partnership.