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Course detail: Tactical Narcotics Debrief

Course Description

The Tactical Narcotics Debriefing Course is a unique training program that teaches the art and science of Tactical Debriefings for narcotics-related situations. A Tactical Debriefing is defined as an interview with someone for the purpose of acquiring intelligence information. Tactical Debriefing is a tactically designed and deployed strategic interview conducted by a law enforcement officer(s) with a new arrestee, prison (or jail) inmate, or an offender on probation or parole, for the purpose of obtaining actionable intelligence information and human sources of intelligence (HUMINT).

The intricacies that make Tactical Debriefing distinctly different from conventional interviews and interrogations are the designed synergistic application of several disciplines. These disciplines, applied in a coordinated fashion (synergy), can be identified, in part, as conventional interview techniques, rapport building, detecting deception, kinesiology, and tactical phraseology.

The Tactical Narcotics Debriefing course is the combined application of classroom instruction, skill-building exercises, careful evaluation, and practical immersion interviews with human subjects (role players), at a balanced, realistic difficulty level. This training program equips you with the knowledge, skills, and experience to put the techniques into practice right away.

Topics Included

Tactically design and deploy strategic interviews to obtain intelligence
Applying a designed synergistic application of several disciplines during Tactical Debriefings

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