Proper Patrol
Instructor: Dakota Cook
Location: Moore, OK (Cleveland County, ZIP 73160)
Date: November 19–20, 2026
Duration: 16 hours
Cost: $325.00 per student
Categories: Patrol, Drugs, Highway Interdiction
Overview: This intensive two-day program equips law enforcement officers with advanced skills and knowledge in proactive policing strategies. Participants will explore evidence-based approaches to reducing crime while strengthening community relationships with law enforcement agencies.
Topics Covered:
- The significance of advanced-level training and its impact on officer performance
- Tactical response and management of life-threatening medical emergencies
- Community intelligence gathering and source management at the patrol level
- Identification and policing of high-crime neighborhoods
- Officer safety protocols and best practices
- Officer wellness and mental health considerations
- Understanding organized crime networks and their operational complexity
- Emerging patterns in criminal activity and modern law enforcement challenges
- Drug trafficking trends, methods, and interdiction techniques
- Time management strategies to enhance operational effectiveness within understaffed agencies
Educational Value: The instructor brings nationally recognized expertise in case work related to proactive law enforcement and criminal investigation. Research demonstrates that proactive policing initiatives effectively reduce crime rates and enhance public confidence in law enforcement. This course emphasizes practical application of investigative techniques and real-world scenarios to bridge the gap between classroom learning and street-level police work.
Certification: Includes 16 hours of CLEET training and 2 hours of mental health instruction.