Active Shooter Response / Tactical Entry Training for Officer Survival

Hugoton Police Department and Kansas Peace Officers Association is proud to host an active shooter response training put on by the United States Deputy Sheriff’s Association. The training has limited seating (20 openings) and is filling up fast.

This foundational program consists of close-quarters combat training, tactical thinking, and teamwork drills. It’s designed for all street-level officers but has been presented to numerous tactical/SWAT teams as well. This flexible system of room clearing techniques is taught to small groups, down to a two-person team. We teach proven tactics that can be used by any number of personnel in any type of structure, the reality of what officers face. Elements of dynamic entry, stealth search, and active shooter scenarios are addressed in this program. Students will be put “on the same page” for their approach, and concepts to clearing any type of structure. Officers will gain confidence not only in their abilities but those of their co-workers. This USDSA course includes a discussion on ethics, professionalism, proper use of force, and duty to intervene.

To register please contact Detective Matt Lamatsch or Chief Courtney Leslie: 620-544-4959