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Course detail: Drug Unit Supervisor: Strategies for Managing Narcotics Units, Personnel, and Operations
Course Description
This course is designed to provide drug unit supervisors, team leaders, and commanders with the essential strategies and skills needed to minimize liability, protect officers and command staff, uphold operational integrity, and ensure community safety. Participants will gain critical insight into selecting the right personnel, developing and implementing effective policies, and establishing operational procedures that enhance efficiency and accountability. Additionally, the course will explore proven leadership tactics that foster teamwork, maintain discipline, and mitigate risks associated with drug enforcement operations.
Through real-world case studies, legal considerations, and best practices, this training equips supervisors with the tools necessary to navigate the complexities of managing a specialized drug enforcement unit effectively.
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Course Topics and Practical Exercises:
- The Drug Unit and the Drug Unit Supervisor
- Identifying and Choosing the right personnel
- What a Drug Unit supervisor needs to know
- Supervising detectives and their use of informants
- The importance of the Officer/Unit Partnerships with Prosecutors
- Managing the unit's funding, finances, and payments
- Methods of Corrective Management and Discipline
- Supervisory Strategies for Safe and Effective Undercover Operations
- Planning Tactical Operations
- Avoiding Common Pitfalls and Mistakes
- Officer Safety and the Drug Unit Supervisor
This course is ideal for narcotics unit supervisors, team leaders, commanders, task force agents, special investigations supervisors, and law enforcement officers assigned to drug enforcement operations. It is also valuable for investigators preparing for leadership roles, training officers, and administrators overseeing narcotics enforcement strategies and personnel management.
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