Maryland Special Police Basic Training
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- Special Police Training
$750 Per Seat
Please choose from the available times and days in the calendar below
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This Class can be done virtually except for the two days of in person training needed.
Required Training:
As of October 1, 2020, Maryland House Bill 1111 has taken effect which requires the following training:
1) Unless exempt, an applicant for an initial Commission shall complete a training course approved by the Secretary, in consultation with the Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commission, consisting of at least 80 hours of instruction, including criminal law, constitutional procedural requirements relating to search, seizure, and arrests and the appropriate use of force.
Effective October 1, 2020, every applicant for a Maryland Special Police Officer commission must receive 80 hours of training based on 61 state-mandated Objectives (Maryland HB1111).
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- Chain of custody
- Constitutional and Criminal Law
- Elements of a lawful arrest
- De-escalation techniques
- AHA BLS CPR / First aid
- Rules of arrest and criminal process
- Active shooter, incident command
- report writing
- many more
- If you don’t see any schedule of classes here and you want to request a class then please call this number: (443) 702-7891
- In order to ensure you get the best training possible, we adhere to a simple cancellation policy. If you cannot attend a scheduled paid class, please give us the courtesy of 24 hours notice. Thank you.
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8585 Fort Smallwood Rd, Pasadena, MD 21122, United States