• This interdiction course was developed to challenge both new and experienced officers to look beyond the traffic stop and recognize criminal activity. Criminals are most vulnerable while in transit going from point A to point B and they are also their most dangerous.  Learn how to conduct tactical vehicle approaches which provides officers a superior advantages over traditional traffic stops

Upcoming Training Opportunities

Roadside Interviews

 
 

Operation RUSH Trainings

 

July 14 and 15 Drug ID and Contraband Detection for Corrections officers Miami FL

RUSH September 10 1-9pm and September, 11 8am-4pm. Hobart-Lawrence Police Department WI

RUSH Oct 19 1-9pm and Oct 20 8am-4pm. Mount Horeb Police Department Wisconsin

RUSH Oct. 29 1-9pm and Oct 30 8am-4pm. Woodburn OR

 

DRUG ID AND CONTRABAND DETECTION TRAINING FOR CORRECTIONS OFFICERS

Interested in hosting a training session?

 
 

Hosting a R.U.S.H. class is fun and easy!

The following is a list of the requirements for 2025.

  1. Need a classroom to accommodate 30 officers.

  2. Power Point projector or TV with VGA cables.

  3. Provide copies of any handouts to attendees.

  4. Obtain vehicles for hands-on searches. Vehicles are preferably obtained from local tow services, usually abandoned vehicles, no major structural damage and no broken glass. Vehicles may get damaged during searches. Inside facility required depending on time of year and local climate.

  5. Instructor needs access to vehicles the day prior to class.

  6. Host agency will receive five slots at $175 if they obtain 15 officers from outside agencies. If the host agency obtains 20 outside agency officers, they will receive the five slots for free.

  7. If this is an out-of-state class, the host agency is responsible for shipping luggage containing class supplies back to my residence by FedEx Express or UPS.

  8. The host agency will advertise the class. I will provide the flyers and TTY for each class.

  9. If applicable, post the class on the state law enforcement website.

  10. K9 handlers and their partners are encouraged to attend.

  11. Order pseudococaine and pseudoheroin.

All Other Class Requirements

  1. A classroom to hold a minimum of 35 officers.

  2. Power Point projector and TV with VGA cables.

  3. Provide copies of handouts to attendees.

  4. The host agency will advertise the class. I will provide flyers and TTY for each class.

  5. If applicable, post the class on the state law enforcement website.

  6. Provide two large tables for display items.

  7. If this is an out-of-state class, the host is responsible for mailing luggage containing class supplies back to my residence by FedEx Express or UPS.

  8. Host agency will receive five free slots with 25 officers from outside agencies attending. If 30 officers are obtained from outside agencies, the host agency will receive 10 free slots.

“This was one of the best trainings I have had in my 17-year career in corrections.”
— S. Brown, Josephine County, Oregon
“I thought this class was very informative. The instructor took the class and made it fun and very interesting. After class we were able to take what we saw and see it outside the classroom.”
— E. Slinger, Linn County, Oregon
“By far one of the best trainings I have ever attended. The instructor made it fun and light-hearted, but very informative. Thanks a ton. I have already told friends from work they need to attend this training. Come put this on for Ada County.”
— Shawn McGrew, Ada, Idaho
“AWESOME material!!! Your teaching style is great. Loved everything about the class.”
— R. Japhet, Ada, Idaho