Course focuses on mechanical functions and maintenance procedures for ASP Tactical Baton & Handcuffs and skill with expandable impact weapons and the full range of ASP handcuffs. The programs are easy to understand and provide efficient defensive tactics for all personnel without long hours of training.

MEB (Monadnock Expandable Baton) Basic and Advance Course is a 4-8 hours course. It covers defensive tactics with the baton, how to block, how to strike, and how to control the subject.​

The Monadnock Defensive Tactics System (MDTS) is a basic self-defense and subject-control program designed for entry level or veteran criminal justice officers. The focus of MDTS is to teach students how to control and stabilize compliant and non-compliant subjects who are unarmed.

This course teaches the student the basic techniques to safely handcuff and control persons. The course will instruct students on proper handcuffing procedures to enhance officer safety and reduce injuries and civil liabilities.

This four (4) hour end-user level certification program focuses on the deployment, handling and documentation of the use of OC (oleoresin capsicum) chemical aerosols.​

This eight (8) hour end-user level certification program focuses on the deployment, tactical movement handling and documentation of the use of OC (oleoresin capsicum) chemical aerosols.​

To describe the process by which FPS (Homeland Security) ICE Course of fire qualification courses. This course is to develop, reviewed, revised, validated, and approved PSO to be ready for FPS contract.

The approved training is offered by a Qualified Handgun Instructor and will include instruction on state firearm law, home firearm safety, handgun mechanisms and operation, and a component that requires the applicant to demonstrate gun safety and proficiency with a minimum score of 70% accuracy.

Prerequisite: Must have Active Unarmed SPO Commission

All Individuals who become an Armed Special Police Officer complete a 40-hour training course pursuant to Code §6A 1107.2. and must complete firearms training.

Prerequisite: Must have Active Unarmed SPO Commission

All Individuals who become an Armed Special Police Officer complete a 40-hour training course pursuant to Code §6A 1107.2., and must complete firearms training Baton training, O.C. training, Handcuff training as applicable with Code §6A 1107.4.

This course is designed to teach military and Law Enforcement personnel the fundamental tactics, techniques and procedures to conduct team level, structural based, dynamic close quarters room combat.