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Below you will find a quick overview of the courses and instruction that Pro Train provides. Click on the heading for a complete description of the courses, more information, and attendance requirements.
Defense Technologies Chemical Agent (OC, CS, CN) Responding to Crimes in Progress Safe & Legal Traffic Stops (SALTS) Doppler Radar Certification Basic Crash Investigation Advanced Crash Investigation Responding to Active Shooter Training Work Place Violence Prevention and Detection Students can register by calling (574) 310-1277 We generally hold training courses in the following cities: MICHIGAN
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Strategies and Tactics Of Patrol Stops (STOPS) is designed to do just that. Using principles proven and instructed at many State Law Enforcement Academies, the STOPS program will give your patrol offices the tactics and know-how needed to safely conduct vehicle traffic stops, reduce department liability and officer complaints, and teach necessary survival from both vehicular and felonious assaults.
Those attending this course will be instructed in the Use of Force Continuum adopted by Law Enforcement agencies worldwide. The officer will be required to be fluent in suspect resistance and the appropriate control levels as listed in the Use of Force Continuum. This course will teach various types of submission holds, escort positions, arm bars, joint locks, takedown maneuvers, strikes, kicks, and handcuffing techniques. 
Students will be instructed on the twenty cues of OWI detection as researched and documented by several national studies during the past thirty years. Students will also be instructed in the proper application of state laws regarding Operating While Intoxicated offences. Students will be certified in the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, Walk and Turn, and the One Leg Stand exercises. Students will earn techniques to determine signs of intoxication, and the proper methods of articulating the cues observed. Students will demonstrate the tests on 'live' intoxicated test subjects. Students will be required to demonstrate proficiency in the application of the standardized tests, and to successfully complete a written examination. 