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Law Enforcement Training

Concerns of Police Survivors, Inc. wants every agency to be prepared to handle the trauma of law enforcement death.  Trainings provided by C.O.P.S. can be as brief as a four-hour in-service training to as in-depth as a three-day session.

C.O.P.S.' four-hour training covers such topics as:

Geared toward officers who deal with the survivors, C.O.P.S.' all-day session includes the above topics as well as:

 

The Traumas of Law Enforcement

Concerns of Police Survivors has presented on average, 7 segments of the “Traumas of Law Enforcement” at various locations across the country.  This 3-day training has usually been funded through grants from the Department of Justice except for 2008 and 2009 due to reductions in grant amounts.  This training dedicates 1-day to preparing and handling line-of-duty death, 1-day to the cumulative stress on an officer, ½ day to police suicide, and ½ day to the “traumatized officer”.

C.O.P.S. has presented this training to nearly 8,000 individuals from law enforcement community.

2010 trainings will consist of 7 segments to be held in the months of January, February, and March in or near these cities:

CHECK BACK SOON FOR DATES AND LOCATIONS