25th Annual MTOA Conference - Michigan Tactical Officers

25th Annual MTOA Conference
held at:
The ConCorde Inn
44315 N Gratiot Avenue
Clinton Township, MI 48036
Tuesday April 29th - Thursday May 1st, 2014
2014 Attendee Registration Packet
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2014 MTOA CONFERENCE
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Conference Dates:
Tuesday April 29th through Thursday May 1st
Conference Locations:
The ConCorde Inn
44315 N. Gratiot Avenue
Clinton Twp., MI 48036
Conference Cost:
$150 per Attendee (1 year membership fee included in cost)
Conference Registration Date/Time: Register online at:
http://mtoa.org/mtoa-2014-conference-registration/
Conference Host Hotels:
Host Hotel:
The ConCorde Inn
44315 N. Gratiot Avenue
Clinton Twp., MI 48036
586-493-7300
$65.00
Overflow Hotels:
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Hall Road/94
45805 Marketplace Boulevard
Chesterfield, MI
586-598-4000
Ask for Government Rate ($77.00)
Courtyard by Marriot
4600 Utica Park Blvd.
Utica, MI
586-997-6100
Ask for Government Rate ($65.00)
Banquet Date/Time:
Wednesday, April 30th 6:30 - 9:30pm
The ConCorde Inn
44315 N. Gratiot Avenue
Clinton Twp., MI 48036
Guest Speaker: TBA
Dress is CASUAL
Member Appreciation Night:
Tuesday April 29th at Wolverine Harley Davidson
44660 N. Gratiot, Clinton Twp., MI 48036
Conference Contacts:
Christophor Periatt @ [email protected]
Christopher Giolitti @ [email protected]
MTOA website:
www.MTOA.org
MTOA federal tax id number:61-1630721
2014 BANQUET DINNER
WEDNESday, APRIL 30th
6:30PM - 9:30pm
THE CONCORDE INN
CLINTON TWP., MI 48036
Guest Speaker:
TBA
Dress is Casual
2014 Tactical Vendor Show*
WITH THREE GUEST SPEAKERS/
LEO PRESENTATIONS
Tuesday, APRIL 30th
10:00am - 6:00pm
THE CONCORDE INN
CLINTON TWP., MI
The Tactical Vendor Show is open
and FREE with government id to:
• Law Enforcement Personnel
• Fire/EMS Personnel
• Military Personnel
• Coast Guard Personnel
• Corrections Personnel
* attendance is mandatory for all paid conference attendees
Contact Chris Periatt at [email protected] or
Chris Giolitti at: [email protected] for further details
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VENDOR & MEMBER
APPRECIATION NIGHT
Tuesday, April 30th
7:00pm at:
Wolverine Harley Davidson
44660 N. Gratiot
Clinton Twp., MI 48036
Transportation will be provided at host hotel.
Food & beverages provided by MTOA.
Free with FULL Conference Registration
$20.00 fee for those who would like to just attend this event.
Contact Chris Periatt at [email protected] or
Chris Giolitti at: [email protected] for further details
25TH ANNUAL MTOA CONFERENCE
ELIGIBILITY
Registration is open to all current MTOA members and pre-registration IS MANDATORY for participation at
the Conference. The MTOA Annual Conference is NOT just for SWAT Officers! You DO NOT have to be
assigned to a tactical/SWAT unit to receive the full benefit of the Conference. If you are not a current member
of the MTOA, but wish to participate at the Conference, you must make application prior to the commencement date of the Conference. If you are not already an MTOA member, a 1 year free membership comes with
the 2014 registration fee. The MTOA will expedite your paperwork and process your MTOA membership as
quickly as possible.
REGISTRATION FEE
The registration fee for attendance at the Conference is only $150.00. Registrations must be completed and
submitted by mail, or via paypal on the MTOA.org website:
http://mtoa.org/mtoa-2014-conference-registration/
Acceptable forms of payment will include check, money order, agency purchase order, DOJ voucher, or credit
card. Invoices will be sent via e-mail or through the US Postal Service for those agencies requiring paperwork.
The registration fee will include: attendance at the Conference, Vendor Show (Tuesday), and the Conference
banquet (Tuesday Evening). Each attendee must submit a registration form. Walk-in registrations WILL NOT
be accepted during the Conference. If for some reason a pre-registered attendee is unable to attend, substitutions
will be honored, and we ask for an early notification of the substitution, if possible. Any registration questions
can be referred to the MTOA Treasurer, Craig Pulvirenti at (248) 670-9996 or e-mail him at:
[email protected].
LOCATION
The Conference will be held at: The ConCorde Inn, 44315 N. Gratiot Avenue, Clinton Twp., MI 48036 . The
firearm blocks of instruction will be held at the Bluewater Sportsman’s Association, Macomb County College
Police Academy and Selfridge ANG. Shuttle service from the conference is available.
LODGING
The MTOA has pre-booked the entire hotel at a very special negotiated price of $65.00 per night, plus taxes.
Please make your reservations early and be sure to specify that you are attending the MTOA Conference and
specify the Government Rate to secure this rate. The special room rate will be available until April 1, 2014.
After that it will be based on availability.
THE HOST HOTELS FOR THE CONFERENCE ARE:
The ConCorde Inn
44315 N. Gratiot Avenue
Clinton Twp., MI 48036
www.concordeinns.com
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites
Hall Road/94
45805 Marketplace Boulevard
Chesterfield, NJ
586-598-4000
Ask for Government Rate ($77.00)
Courtyard by Marriot
4600 Utica Park Blvd.
Utica, MI
586-997-6100
Ask for Government Rate ($65.00)
BANQUET
The banquet will be held at the ConCorde Inn Banquet Hall. The banquet will be held on Wednesday, April 30th
and begins with cocktails at 6:30 PM and dinner at 7:00 PM - 9:30PM.
MANDATORY EQUIPMENT
All firearm training blocks will require each attendee to wear a ballistic vest, wrap around eye protection and
hearing protection. Soft insertable ear protection can be used in conjunction with the ear muffs, but NOT in lieu
of them. Each course description will provide the attendee with a required equipment list for the block of instruction. Attendees should bring all the necessary gear for ANY possible training environment. The following
is a recommended, but not necessarily an all inclusive list of possible equipment needed:
4 Ammunition
4 Ballistic helmet
4 Ballistic shield
4 Ballistic vest
4 Cold weather gear
4 Duty belt/Tactical Duty Belt
4 Duty weapon (handgun/long-gun)
4 Ear protection
4 Eye protection
4 Flashlight(s)
4 Gas mask
4 Gloves
4 Hydration
4 Knee pads
4 Note pad/notebook
4 Pen or pencil
4 Rain gear
4 Sack Lunch for each day
4 Simulated training weapon
4 Snacks
VENDOR SHOW
The vendor show will be held on Tuesday, April 29th at The ConCorde Inn from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and is
free to all who show Government ID. THIS EVENT IS MANDATORY FOR ALL ATTENDEES.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
All attendees will receive credit for continuing education through MCOLES - Michigan Commission of Law
Enforcement Standards, if applicable. The MTOA will provide a Conference Certificate for each attendee.
LIABILITY
The Michigan Tactical Officers Association and their respective agents, officers, and employees will assume
no responsibility for any injury, loss or damage that may occur to the attendee or the attendee’s departmental/
personal property from any cause whatsoever. Any attendee wishing to insure his/her goods must do so at
their own expense. The attendee, and their respective agency, hereby indemnify and shall defend and hold
harmless the Michigan Tactical Officers Association, The ConCorde Inn, Selfridge ANG, Bluewater Sportman’s
Association, and the Macomb County Community College and their respective agents, officers, and employees
from and against any and all actions arising out of the performance of this agreement. Attendees must not injure
or deface the walls or floors of any of the venues, or any of the equipment utilized during the conference. When
such damage appears, the attendee will be liable to the owner of the property so damaged.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
AR15 ARMORER
Ned Christiansen
Held At:
The ConCorde Inn
T
D OU
SOL
This class will demystify every aspect
of the Stoner system as embodied in
the AR15 / M16 series. Students will
gain a thorough understanding of the
fire control group, gas system, and bolt
group through pictures, animations,
high speed video, and cutaways.
Each student will disassemble and
reassemble his own rifle several times.
Discussion will cover maintenance,
preventative measures, and repair of
certain areas more prone to failure as
well as areas that fail less regularly.
Barrel change and buffer tube
removal will also be demonstrated and
discussed. Several design aspects
that many manufacturers continue to
inadequately address, causing serious
problems for the end user, will also be
covered. Lube, accessories, and ammo
selection will be touched upon.
No time will be spent on things like
memorizing model numbers and
nomenclature or disassembling rear
sights—only the aspects critical to
keeping the gun safe, reliable, durable,
and in the fight are covered.
Students absolutely must have eye
protection and should bring a flat-bladed
screw driver and a small bottle of lube.
Students will be provided a 3/16 Allen
wrench, a hand punch disassembly
tool of Ned’s design, and a copy of
Patrick Sweeney’s book, Gunsmithing
the AR15. Ned’s proprietary tools will
be available to fine-tune students’ rifles
during class.
Instructor Bio:
Ned Christiansen is an armorer
and gunsmith known for his custom
1911 pistols. He has over 35 years’
experience with the AR15 system,
having used it in many forms of
competition, hunting, and training. He
is an instructor with North East Multi-
Regional Training, an Illinois statefunded police training organization
and is the Armorer for and has been
a guest speaker at the National Patrol
Rifle Conference and Competition.
Ned’s classes have been hosted by
Illinois Tactical Officers Ass’, Ohio
Peace Officers Training Academy, Ohio
Tactical Officers Association, Dept. of
Energy, Oakland County MI SWAT and
many individual departments and nonLE groups. He manufactures several
tools for working on the AR15 that have
become must-haves for armorers and
enthusiasts.
BALLISTIC SHIELD
DEPLOYMENTS
Nick Kokot
Held At:
Macomb Community College
Police Academy
21901 Dunham Road
Clinton Township, MI 48036
Think of the ballistic shield as a
dynamic, portable ballistic corner,
between the law enforcement agent
and the suspect. The ballistic shield
has traditionally been taught to be
deployed in a slow, thorough and
methodical, defensive tempo. This
block of instruction WILL NOT focus
on utilizing the ballistic shield in a
“defensive” manner. Rather, this block
will expose the attendee to the offensive
capabilities of the ballistic shield in
close quarters conflict. This course will
introduce the attendee to the unique
dynamics and options associated with
ballistic shield applications during
critical incidents. Attendees will also
receive recommendations on the
equipment and ancillary equipment
options.
It is recommended that a minimum of
two (2) members per agency attend, as
the curriculum stresses the operation of
a two (2) man element when deploying
a ballistic shield.
Instructor Bio:
Nick has been a police officer with the
East Chicago (IN) Police Department
for over seventeen (17) years. He
has served in the capacities of patrol
officer, tactical deployment unit
member, Field Training Officer (F.T.O.),
and firearms and tactics instructor for
his department. Nick has also served
as an instructor for the original Surefire
Institute and currently serves as an
instructor for Strategos International.
In 2012, Nick established his own
training company, Black Cat Tactical.
Nick has previously presented at
tactical conferences, as well as
having instructed from the academy
level of probationary law enforcement
personnel all the way up to members of
the military’s elite units.
CLOSE QUARTERS
CARBINE
Christophor Periatt
President, MTOA
Christopher Giolitti
Vice President, MTOA
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman’s Association
4866 Ravenswood Rd.
Smiths Creek, MI 48074
This 1 day course covers effective
use of a carbine during dynamic close
quarter engagements. Students will
learn advanced skills that will assist
them in overcoming and winning in a
CQB environment. Topics covered
will include proper stance, grip,
marksmanship fundamentals, carry
positions, reloads & malfunctions,
shooting on the move, alternate
shooting positions, and much more.
The course will conclude with students
showing what true consummate
shooters they are by putting them
through advanced scenarios on the
shot timer to improve their speed and
accuracy.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
Equipment List:
Carbine rifle
Duty pistol
3 magazines for each weapon system
500 rounds for rifle
100 rounds for pistol
Full kit - Duty gear
Gas mask – if available
Body armor
Eye and hearing protection
Inclement weather gear
Insect repellant
Water
COMBAT PISTOL
MANIPULATION AND
FUNDAMENTALS
Christopher Giolitti
Vice President, MTOA
Christophor Periatt
President, MTOA
Held At:
Macomb Community College
21901 Dunham Road
Topics covered include pistol
techniques and fundamentals,
regarding shooting and drawing, as
well as the following: malfunction
drills, shooting, moving and shooting
again and shooting on the move.
There will be a strong emphasis on
strong support hand shooting and
weapons manipulation. The entire
course will be based on timed fire
drills and evaluations based on class
skill level. Concealed carry methods
may covered. Night-fire exercises will
depend on time restrictions.
Required Equipment:
Combat Pistol or duty sidearm,
duty belt with holster and magazine
pouches, 3 handgun magazines, wrap
around eye protection (clear lenses
for low light operation), ear protection,
cap with brim, personal body armor,
snacks and water, 500 rounds practice
ammunition.
DEF TECH SPECIALTY
IMPACT MUNITIONS
INSTRUCTOR
PROGRAM
Def Tech Staff
Held At:
Macomb Community College
21901 Dunham Road
Course description:
• Weapons and munitions:
12ga./37mm/40mm/hand delivered.
• Tactical consideration in the use of
impact munitions in crowd-control/
dynamic-entry/hostage-rescue/
barricaded-subject situations
• Physiological/psychological effects
• Criminal and civil liabilities/policy and
procedures
• Instructor development to establish
in-house/in-service training and
documentation skills
Required Equipment:
Eye and ear protection
Duty gear normally utilized when
deploying specialty impact rounds
Flame-resistant gloves
Gas mask
Gas Launcher 37mm / 40mm
(Mandatory) One or Both
DIRECT ACTION
T
PISTOL
D OU
Dave Spaulding
SOL
• Liability consideration/policy and
procedures
Held At:
Selfridge ANG Base
• Blunt trauma/ballistics and energy
Course description: Law enforcement
use of the handgun has traditionally
been reactive/reflexive in nature due
to court rulings that require deadly
force to be “reasonable based on
the circumstances at hand”. This
requirement means the officer is most
likely responding to the action(s) of a
suspect as a situation unfolds second
by second. The offender could drop
the gun and give up or turn and fire
at a moment’s notice. SWAT use
of the pistol is still subject to such
legal requirements, but the pistol’s
application is more offensive in nature
due to entry/raid applications. This 8
hour course of instruction is directed
specifically at the SWAT/Tactical officer
and will deal with the use of the semiautomatic pistol in a team-based CQB
environment, working in and around
team members.
• Instructor development to establish
in-house/in-service training and
documentation skills
Def Tech Chemical
Munitions
Instructor
Program CN/CS/OC/
Smoke
Def Tech Staff
Held At:
Macomb Community College
21901 Dunham Road
• Types and forms of chemical agents
Tactical consideration in the use of
chemical munitions in crowd-control/
barricaded-subject situations
• Live Deployment of barricade
penetrating rounds
• Decontamination/first aid
• Proper use of Protective Mask
Subjects
allowed:
covered
based
on
- The “Essentials” of combative
pistolcraft
- Situationally dependent ready
positions
time
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
- Draw stroke from thigh/chest rigs
- Shooting on the move versus
shooting then moving
- Hostage/suspect precision shooting
- Weapon transition
- Reduced/inconsistent light
engagement (if facility permits)
- Critical Space (extreme close
quarters) shooting techniques
- Team movement and live fire
engagement
Required gear: Standard call out gear
including gloves, head gear, chest rigs,
etc. 500 rounds of ammunition, duty
handgun, holster, 3 magazines, eye
and ear protection.
Standards: Students will be asked
to shoot a set of standards at the
beginning of the course to determine
skill level with pistol. Standards are
shot at 20 feet on an 8 inch square in
full call out gear:
1. One round from ready in 1 second
2. Four rounds from ready in 2 seconds
3. One round from holster in 2 seconds
4. One round, reload, one round in 4
seconds
Instructor Bio:
Dave Spaulding is a professional
firearms instructor with 36 years
experience in Law Enforcement and
Federal Security. The recipient of the
2010 Law Enforcement Trainer of the
Year Award from the International Law
Enforcement Training and Educators
Association (ILEETA) and Law Officer
Magazine, Dave has graduated
from many of the most prestigious
LE and firearms training programs
and has trained students from
across the globe in realistic combat
handgun techniques. He worked in all
facets of law enforcement including
communications, corrections, court
security, patrol, evidence collection,
training and investigations. He was
a founding member of his agency’s
SWAT Team and acted as its training
officer for 8 years. He spent a year in
an undercover capacity and was the
commander of a multi-jurisdictional
narcotics task force that literally
worked cases from Miami to Seattle.
He has been an adjunct instructor
at the former Heckler & Koch
International Training Division and the
Tactical Defense Institute. In addition
to his many published articles (over
1,000), Dave is the author of two
acclaimed books, Defensive Living and
Handgun Combatives. He currently
operates his own training company
that focuses exclusively on “the
combative application of the handgun”
www.handguncombatives.com.
DYNAMIC PISTOL
TECHNIQUES
Petros Milionis
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman Association
Range Rd. Port Huron
This eight hour block of pistol training
will begin with focusing on performing
surgical shooting in CQB/ Hostage
Rescue situations where an accurate
shot needs to be taking under tight
time constraints. The student will learn
to move into position quickly through a
variety of drills thus reducing the time
to take the shot.
The afternoon portion will take the
student to extended distances focusing
on precision shooting with a pistol from
cover. Shooting positions and moving
into and out of position will be covered
in detail. Overall the student will be
able to reduce the time it takes them to
get into position to fire the shot through
the blending of competitive and tactical
shooting techniques.
Equipment List:
• Ammunition: 450 rds
• Pistol w/ 4 magazines.
•
Belt type holster with magazine
pouches. No cross draw holsters.
• Gloves, knee pads, and any other
gear normally worn would also be
recommended.
The
morning
session
would
recommend entry type body armor in a
tactical environment with the afternoon
focusing on more of a patrol situation
with soft body armor.
Instructor Bio:
Petros Milionis was a Chicago Police
Officer with over 15 years of experience,
serving as the primary firearms/carbine
instructor for the S.W.A.T. team for
over 10 years. Petros was also a
full-time operational member of the
team, serving as an element leader
in the execution of Hostage Rescue/
Barricaded Subjects, and High Risk
Search Warrants.
He has also served as a subject
matter expert and lead instructor
for the U.S. State Department AntiTerrorism Assistance Program in
the training of high threat protection
details responsible for the protection of
national leaders overseas.
Petros has been competitive in
U.S.P.S.A. for over 15 years earning
the classification of Grandmaster. He
has been the recipient of numerous
championship
titles,
including
4-time Steel Challenge IDPA World
Champion, 2-time Steel Challenge
IDPA National Champion, as well
as High Law Enforcement USPSA
National Champion.
Petros currently owns and operates the
Hollow Training Center which is one of
the Midwestʼs premier training facilities.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
H&K, MP5, M4/AR15
Introduction
Phil Singleton
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman Association
Range Rd. Port Huron
This 8 hour program is open to ANY
Semi or Full-Automatic 9mm - .223”
Caliber S.M.G. & Rifle.
Morning:
Stance, Ready Position, Grip &
Mounting
• Load/Unload
• Controlling Full-Automatic/30 Round
Burst.
• Two Rounds & Multiple Rounds/
Rapid Fire.
• Drugs & Body Armour Drills (Head &
Pelvic Shots)
• Introduction ot Full-Automatic
• Trigger Control
Afternoon:
• Firing-on-the-Move x 3 Speeds
• Tactical Reload Drills
• Covering Positions & Verbalisation
• Tactical Back-Up-Weapon/Transition
in Pairs.
Individual Requirements:
• Ear & Impact Resistant and
wrap-around eye protection.
• Comfortable clothing suitable
for the range under all weather
conditions. (Expect rain, I was born
in Great Britian so it will rain for me
regardless of location and season!)
• Full tactical equipment, helmet and
body armour is NOT required.
FIREARMS: (You can attend with
one or any of these firearms)
Open to any Semi-Automatic or FullAutomatic 9mm - .233 Caliber.
I always run a double line where only
half the attendees are shooting at tone
time, so two officers can attend with
only one firearm between them.
• H&K MP5, 33, 53, G36, UMP & 416
• Colt SMG, M16 A1/A2. M4 Rifle
• M4 (Rock River, Bushmaster, Colt,
DPMS, Dimarco, etc.)
• Sling
• 2 x 30 round magazines per attendee
Ammunition:
•5
00 rounds of good factory
manufactured ammunition (I do not
recommend cheap re-loads, military
surplus or aluminum case ammo)
• 50 rounds of pistol ammunition.
GLOCK ARMORER
Glock Staff
Held At:
The ConCorde Inn
Learn how to safely use and maintain
your weapon in a one day (8 hour)
class.
Instructor Bio:
LARGE CALIBER
RIFLE
TBA
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman Association
Range Rd. Port Huron
Class Description: TBA
Instructor Bio: TBA
LAW ENFORCEMENT
ULTIMATE SHOTGUN
Brian D. Hoffner
Hoffners Training Academy
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman Association
Range Rd. Port Huron
8 Hour Certification
Brian is regarded as one of the best
shotgun instructors in the world.
The shotgun is the most versatile,
devastating, and powerful weapon
of the law enforcement arsenal. With
Brian’s system of learning the shotgun
you WILL literally become extremely
fast and accurate while painlessly
shooting the twelve gauge. Operate
professionally and safely through the
“Fight Cycle” with the most powerful
and versatile small arms weapon in the
world.
Equipment:
Pump or semi-automatic shotgun, 150
rounds of shot, 25 slugs (reduced recoil
slugs recommended) Ear and eye
protection, Shell carriers
Instructor Bio:
With over 35 years of military and
law enforcement experience, Brian, a
Texas Master Peace Officer, is a senior
firearms instructor, expert witness, and
defensive tactics instructor for Houston
Police Department. As director of
Hoffners Training Academy, Brian
brings his highly acclaimed training
program to law enforcement, military,
corporations, and enthusiasts around
the world. Known and respected as
a leader in his field, Brian’s unique
style of motivating his students while
progressively teaching empty hands,
knife, pistol, shotgun, rifle, & tactics
have made him a trusted favorite
throughout the country. Brian is known
for his innovative ideas and high level
of intensity while training. His ability to
relay his knowledge, utilize his wide
range of skills as a motivator, and bring
out the best in his students, ensure a
positive learning experience for all.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
LAW ENFORCEMENT
EXTREME CQB WITH
HANDS, KNIFE AND
PISTOL
Brian D. Hoffner
Hoffners Training Academy
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman Association
Range Rd. Port Huron
The odds of winning the extreme
close quarters fight is dramatically
increased when the proper use of
the hands and knife are included with
pistol skills. This course introduces the
tactics developed by Brian Hoffner over
the last twenty years and combines
his research of neuro-physiological
capability with fight science combatives
to prevail in a violent close quarter
battle in a practical and logical manner.
Knife techniques are incorporated from
Brian’s popular defensive knife training
using the Hoffner Knife. At the same
time the operator is utilizing the pistol
to defend against multiple attackers at
close range and at distance. Those
attending the class will be issued the
Hoffner Training Knife for use during
the course.
Student Requirements:
Duty Pistol & holster with 150 rounds
of ammunition, ear and eye protection,
groin protection. No knives are required,
training knives will be provided.
Instructor Bio:
With over 35 years of military and
law enforcement experience, Brian, a
Texas Master Peace Officer, is a senior
firearms instructor, expert witness, and
defensive tactics instructor for Houston
Police Department. As director of
Hoffners Training Academy, Brian
brings his highly acclaimed training
program to law enforcement, military,
corporations, and enthusiasts around
the world. Known and respected as
a leader in his field, Brian’s unique
style of motivating his students while
progressively teaching empty hands,
knife, pistol, shotgun, rifle, & tactics
have made him a trusted favorite
throughout the country. Brian is known
for his innovative ideas and high level
of intensity while training. His ability to
relay his knowledge, utilize his wide
range of skills as a motivator, and bring
out the best in his students, ensure a
positive learning experience for all.
LONG RANGE
MARKMANSHIP
Tom Spooner
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman Association
Range Rd. Port Huron
This course will focus on:
encompassing all the skills necessary
to deploy with the weapon system and
the decision-making process required
to employ the sniper rifle system.
Urban Camouflage and concealment
techniques, range estimation and
movement will ensure the operator is
prepared for difficult situations.
Tom will run a fam with gas guns, horus
reticles, lots of shooting, alternative
firing
positions,
multiple
target
engagements at multiple distances,
using both Tom’s guns and your
assigned department weapon systems.
Introduction to Sniper rifle
• Rifle set up
• Selection, care and cleaning of rifle
and optics
• Ballistics - Internal/external
• Use of elevation/windage/parallax
turrets
• Zeroing at different yard lines
• Ranging from the reticle
• Use of laser range finder
• Mil dot or Horus reticle
• Calculation of holds
• Caliber selection, how to evaluate
• Scope selection – Reticle choices
• Ballistic Computers Intro
• Basic Wind – How to read wind and
how to adjust for it
• Body position – Better control of the
rifle for aiming and recoil management
• How to maximize performance of all
reticles
• Positional shooting
• High Angle theory
Instructor Bio:
Tom has dedicated his adult life to
serving our country. His military career
began in the 82nd Airborne where he
did his first deployment as a private
in Operation Desert Storm. His career
lead him to 7th Special Forces Group
as a Green Beret with deployments
to Central and South America and
culminated with 10 years at 1st Special
Forces Operational Detachment-Delta.
As an Operator Tom spent 40 months
in combat, conducting over 1300 direct
action missions. Tom’s experience
base includes Hostage Rescue, Kill/
Capture and Helo based vehicle
interdictions. He served as both an
Assault Team leader and Sniper Team
Leader in combat. Tom’s extensive
experience in executing missions that
were often opposed by the enemies
most hardened fighters created his
passion for teaching the application of
marksmanship and tactics in real world
scenarios.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
MACTAC - URBAN
TACTICS &
0PERATIONS
Cmdr. Edward Mohn
ITOA Vice President
Assistant Instructors are all highly experienced
law enforcement SWAT Operators and/or
Police Officers with recent military urban
combat experience.
Held At:
Selfridge ANG Base
aCourse
attendees
will
learn
specialized advanced tactical patrol
skills that can be employed when offices
are faced with heavily armed, violent
offenders in an urban environment.
The emphasis of this course will be
the swift and immediate deployment
of law enforcement resources when
the situation requires immediate action
against armed offenders, be they a lone
wolf, a pair, a group, or multiple groups
of armed offenders. The course will
highlight the MACTAC (Multiple Assault
Counter Terrorist Action Capabilities)
techniques, tactics and curriculum.
Failure to act in these types of
situations has resulted in catastrophic
consequences resulting in death and
great bodily harm to innocent people.
The techniques, tactics and skills
taught will assist officers in limiting
the scope of the crisis, containing
and preventing the escape of armed
dangerous offenders, rescuing downed
officers and persons and stopping
on-going violence utilizing integrated
tactics.
Topics addressed will include:
• Integrated tactics for first responders,
contact and rescue teams
• Team formations and multiple team
awareness
• Urban tactical operations and
movement formations
• Use of force guidelines and safety
protocols
• Equipment needs and identification
issues
• Integration of multiple agency
responses
•V
erbal skills, radio communications,
and utilizing common terms
•D
eployment and firearms handling
and deployment
This course is designed as an advanced
rapid deployment course. Attendees
need to possess proficiency in police
tactics, firearms and immediate action
/ rapid deployment skill sets.
The class is an advanced street tactics
course and is specifically designed to
build on the skills that officers already
possess. This is not a beginner’s
course.
Officers attending the course should
be physically capable of operating in
a high stress, physically challenging
situations. Coarse attendees will be
expected to run, sprint, kneel, crawl,
negotiate obstacles and perform police
tactical skills.
Simunitions Gear:
*The course training and scenarios
are all conducted with blanks and/or
marking cartridges.
*Simunitions, UTM or Speer Force-onForce marking cartridges are required.
(air soft acceptable)
*Paint ball weapons are not allowed.
*Each attendee is required to bring
a minimum of 350 rifle & 100 Pistol
rounds of marking cartridges-any color.
*The skills sets, techniques and
tactics require a rifle. 9mm Patrol
Rifle Simunitions Conversion Uppers
or UTM or Force-on-Force .223 drop
in bolts and UTM or Force-on-Force
.223 ammunition is acceptable and
recommended.
Simuntions
.223
FX
ammunition is not allowed.
Marking
Each attendee is required to bring
the following equipment:
•D
epartment Vehicle
•B
allistic Vest – Concealed or
outerwear
• Duty pistol Belt w/ pistol, flashlight,
handcuffs
• Simunitions Conversion Kit for pistol /
or Simunitions pistol
• Patrol Rifle/ Long Gun w/Sling
• Simunitions 9mm Rifle Upper or
Force-or-Force / UTM drop in bolt
with Force -on-Force / UTM Rifle
Ammo
• “Police” identifying outer clothing /
vest
• Department Ball Cap – W / “Police”
• Protective Impact Resistant Safety
Glasses
• Knee Pads
• Gloves
• Water / Sport Drinks to Maintain
Hydration
• Inclement Weather Gear – The
majority of the course is outside - we
will train rain or shine
• Bag Lunch for both days
Instructor Bio:
Commander Edward F. Mohn has been
a Police Officer for 24 years. Serving
19 of those years with the NIPAS
-Emergency Services Team, providing
SWAT services to 69 communities in
Northern Illinois. As the Entry Team
Leader and Assault Force Commander,
Cmdr. Mohn has planned and lead his
team in the successful resolution of
over 350 critical incidents & numerous
high risk warrant service missions.
He was the SWAT Team Commander
and Operations Section Chief for the
1st deployment of Task Force Illinois
to New Orleans Louisiana after the
Hurricane Katrina disaster in 2005.
Cmdr. Mohn is the Vice President of
the Illinois Tactical Officers Association
were he has been the lead instructor
and statewide coordinator for the
Rapid Deployment / Immediate Action
/ MACTAC response to active shooter
training efforts for 13+ years. He
has personally trained and certified
over 1600 Rapid Deployment / Active
Shooter & MACTAC Instructors.
Cmdr. Mohn is currently working on his
Masters Degree at the Robert Morris
Graduate School of Management,
he has a BA from National Louis
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
University and is a Graduate of the
Northwestern University Police Staff &
Command program. Cmdr. Mohn has
been highly decorated for his actions
as a SWAT officer / leader and is a
nationally recognizes Lead Instructor
in a multitude of SWAT, tactical patrol,
active shooter, firearms, leadership
and officer survival disciplines.
PERFORMANCE GUN
FIGHTING - MOD 1
Jared Reston
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman Association
Range Rd. Port Huron
Participants in this course should have
a core understanding of marksmanship
fundamentals and strong weapons
handling skills. Building on these
fundamentals, participants will be
instructed in high performance skills
and will practice techniques to enable
them to successfully perform in firearm
engagements.
Topics covered will include:
• Weapon Zeros
• Safety
• Grip
• Stance
• Accuracy
• Speed
• Positions
• Multiple Threats
• Reloads
• Malfunctions
• Shooting on the Move
• Mindset
Days are typically 9-10 hours in length
with a short lunch break.
• Rifle
• Serviceable Pistol
• 3 Rifle Magazines
• Pouches for Rifle Magazines
• 3 Pistol Magazines
• Pouches for Pistol Magazines
• 550 Rifle Rounds / 500 Pistol Rounds
• Rifle Sling
• Eye and Ear Protections
• Serviceable Holster
country.
Instructor Bio:
Law enforcement first responders
will be the first line of defense when
responding to active shooters, terrorist
threats and Immediate Action Rapid
Deployment (IARD) incidents.
Jared has been a law enforcement
officer with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s
Office since 2001 and has been an active
member of S.W.A.T. since 2004. Jared
is currently assigned as a Detective in
the Department of Homeland Security/
Gang Investigations Unit, and he is the
lead firearms instructor for the SWAT
team. Jared has been involved in the
successful resolution of over three
hundred S.W.A.T. missions, including
several lethal force incidents.
For his actions in a January 2008
shooting, he was awarded The
President of the United States “Medal
of Valor”, American Police and Hall
of Fame’s “National Police Officer of
the Year”, Fraternal Order of Police’s
“Florida Police Officer of the Year”, and
the State of Florida’s “Law Enforcement
Officer of the Year.”
Jared has had the opportunity to train
with, and be trained by, some of the
finest firearms and tactics instructors
in the country. His goal is to use his
training and experience to give Armed
Professionals the tools to successfully
resolve their own critical incidents.
RAPID DEPLOYMENT
RIFLE
John Krupa
Spartan Tactial Training Group
Held At:
Blue Water Sportsman Association
Range Rd. Port Huron
This challenging firearms training
course focuses on patrol rifle
deployment techniques and use of the
patrol rifle by officers responding to
rapid deployment incidents.
With the increase of incidents involving
officers engaging heavily armed and
armored assailants, the necessity
for patrol rifles in police cruisers has
reemerged with agencies across the
This firearms training course takes the
student beyond the basics of the rifle
and introduces the patrol officer and first
responder to deployment techniques
that are critical when dealing with these
types of incidents.
Students have the option to use their
agency issued or personally owned
weapons. Select fire weapons are
allowed.
The following firearms training topics
will be covered:
• Firearms training safety rules review.
• Principals of personal defense.
• Rapid deployment methodology and
concepts.
• Mental conditioning and combat
mindset.
• Enhanced tactical aptitude.
• Review fundamentals of shooting a
rifle.
• The natural action stance.
• Loading / unloading and press
checking the rifle.
• Review use of tactical sling systems.
• Enhanced combat gun-handling
skills.
• Presentation from low ready, high
ready and indoor ready.
• Refining presentation technique.
• Balancing speed and accuracy.
• Reducing stimulus / response time.
• Moving off the line of force.
• Threat assessment and area
scanning.
• Dominating the weapon, threat and
visual areas.
• Ammunition management Emergency reloads, tactical reloads
and speed reloads.
•
Transition to secondary weapon
system.
• Multiple threat engagement strategies.
• Shooting on the move.
•
Close
Quarter
Battle
(CQB)
techniques.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
•
Drugged assailant and body armor
defeating drills.
• Mastering Sight Gear 2 - The Flash
Sight Picture.
• Introduction to tactical speed shooting
concepts.
• Weapon retention issues.
• Combat rifle qualification course.
Course duration: 1-day (8 hours)
Student requirements: Note pad and
pen, eye protection, ear protection,
baseball type cap, duty belt with holster
and magazine carriers, duty pistol with
at least 2 magazines, patrol rifle with at
least 3 magazines and tactical sling.
(Body armor is optional unless it
is required by your agency during
firearms training)
Rifle equipment specifications:
Red dot sights and holographic sights
are allowed, however, all patrol rifles
should have back-up iron sights (BUIS)
in the event your electronic sight goes
down.
The tactical sling must allow the rifle
to hang freely in front of the shooter.
We will not be slinging the rifles
conventionally in this class.
Ammunition requirements:
1-day course 500 rounds of rifle
ammunition
Instructor Bio:
John is an active duty police officer with
the Orland Hills Police Dept. (IL.) and is
currently assigned to the patrol division
and firearms training. He has over 22
years of experience in law enforcement
and has previously served with the
Chicago Police Dept. as a patrol officer,
rapid response officer, field training
officer and firearms instructor.
He is a recipient of the Award of Valor,
Silver Star for Bravery, Distinguished
Service
Award
and
numerous
department
commendations
and
awards for his actions in the line of
duty, including the 1998 and 2005
Police Officer of the Year Award.
John is a certified firearms instructor
(ILETSB) with the Chicago Police
Department, certified Master Firearms
Instructor (ILETSB) with the University
of Illinois - Police Training Institute
and holds the rating of Distinguished
Weapons Expert with the Department
of Homeland Security. He has
accumulated over 4000 hours of
certified training as a firearms instructor,
operator and armorer.
sage
international
chemical
munitions
instructor
Sage Staff
Held At:
Macomb County College
21901 Dunham Road
John is a graduate firearms instructor
from the Secret Service Academy, FBI,
DEA and Federal Law Enforcement
Training Center (FLETC), and has
the distinguished recognition of being
the only law enforcement trainer in
the country to attend all four of these
prestigiously recognized instructor
training programs.
SAGE has been providing less-lethal
instructor training and armorer training
courses for many years. Today proper
training is more crucial than ever and
SAGE is committed to providing law
enforcement, corrections, and our
military with the best possible training
so individuals and teams can operate
safely and effectively.
John is the founder and president of
Spartan Tactical Training Group and
serves as the Director of Training. John
has also previously served as Director
of Training for the DS Arms Law
Enforcement Training Division (2005 2012).
Our highly skilled and experienced
instructors bring real world knowledge
and expertise to our classes.
He has served as a firearms training
consultant with the International
Association of Chiefs of Police and
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms
& Explosives firearms interdiction
program and has also served as a
contract firearms instructor for the
Department of Homeland Security Federal Flight Deck Officers (FFDO)
program.
Required Equipment:
Eye and ear protection
Duty gear normally utilized when
deploying specialty impact rounds
Flame-resistant gloves
Gas mask
Gas Launcher 37mm / 40mm
(Mandatory) One or Both
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
sage
international
speciality
impact weapons
instructor
tactical and austere environments. This
course consists of classroom didactics,
hands-on skill stations and scenariobased training to prepare students to
safely and effectively handle medical
emergencies in tactical and austere
environments.
Sage Staff
Instructor Bio:
Held At:
Macomb County College
21901 Dunham Road
SAGE has been providing less-lethal
instructor training and armorer training
courses for many years. Today proper
training is more crucial than ever and
SAGE is committed to providing law
enforcement, corrections, and our
military with the best possible training
so individuals and teams can operate
safely and effectively.
Our highly skilled and experienced
instructors bring real world knowledge
and expertise to our classes.
Required Equipment:
Eye and ear protection
Duty gear normally utilized when
deploying specialty impact rounds
Flame-resistant gloves
Gas mask
Gas Launcher 37mm / 40mm
(Mandatory) One or Both
STORM
Specialized
tacticAL for
operational
rescue and
medicine/operator
STORM Staff
Held At:
Macomb County College
21901 Dunham Rd
The STORM® family of tactical
medicine training programs teach
Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)
principles and techniques in an effort
to prevent casualties and fatalities in
TACTICAL
LEADERSHIP
Stephen Mescan
Pittsburgh SWAT
Held At:
The ConCorde Inn
T
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OU
D
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Class Description
Instructor Bio:
Master
Police
Officer
Stephen
Mescan is a 19-year veteran of the
City of Pittsburgh Bureau of Police
and is currently assigned to the City
of Pittsburgh Police SWAT Team’s
Tactical Operations Section. Officer
Mescan has served as President
of the Pennsylvania Tactical Officer
Association and is an instructor for
the NTOA who co-authored the NTOA
Team Leader Development Program.
He currently serves as Eastern Region
Director for NTOA. Officer Mescan has
instructed for numerous state tactical
associations and has consulted as
an expert to area SWAT teams. In
2009, he was part of a subject-matter
expert team that developed the tactical
strategic plan for the G-20 Summit in
Pittsburgh PA.
AT A GLANCE
Monday April 28th, 2014:
1600 – 2000 – Open Registration (all participants must be registered by 0900 hrs/ April 29th)
Tuesday April 29th, 2014: (MANDATORY FOR ALL ATTENDEES)
0800 – Conference Opens
0800 – 0900 - Late Registration
0900 – 1200 – Guest Speaker – ConCorde Inn – Jared Reston, Debrief
1000 – 1800 – Vendor Show – ConCorde Inn/ Main Banquet room
1200 – 1300 – Lunch
1300 – 1600 – Guest Speaker – ConCorde Inn – Steve Mescan, Debrief
1600 – 1900 – Guest Speaker – ConCorde Inn – Pat Fiorilli, Debrief
1900 – 2100 – Vendor Appreciation Event @ Wolverine Harley Davidson
Wednesday April 30th, 2014:
0800-1600 – Tactical Leadership – ConCorde Inn (Day 1 of 2)
0800-1600 – S.T.O.R.M. Tactical Medicine – Macomb Comm College CJTC (Day 1 of 2)
0800-1600 – AR15/ M16/ M4 Armorer – ConCorde Inn (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Def Tec Less Lethal Instructor – Macomb Comm College CJTC (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Ballistic Shield Deployments– Macomb Comm College CJTC (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Sage International Chemical Munitions Instructor – Macomb Comm College CJTC (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Combat Pistol Manipulation & Fundamentals – MCC CJTC Range (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Direct Action Pistol - Selfridge ANG Base Range (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Long Range Marksmanship – Bluewater Sportsman Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Ultimate Shotgun - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Performance Gunfighter - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – H&K, MP5, M4/AR15 Introduction - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Dynamic Pistol Techniques - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – MACTAC – Selfridge ANG Base Housing Area (Day 1 of 2)
0800-1600 – Rapid Deployment Rifle - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
1900-2100: Conference Banquet 1900-2100/ Key Note Speaker TBA
Thursday May 1st, 2014:
0800-1600 – Tactical Leadership – ConCorde Inn (Day 2 of 2)
0800-1600 – S.T.O.R.M. Tactical Medicine – Macomb Comm College CJTC (Day 2 of 2)
0800-1600 – Glock Armorer Terry Freshly– ConCorde Inn (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Def Tec Chemical Munitions Instructor – Macomb Comm College CJTC (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Ballistic Shield – Macomb Comm College CJTC (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Sage International Less Lethal Instructor – Macomb Comm College CJTC (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Large Caliber Rifle – Bluewater Sportsman Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Extreme CQB with Hands, Knife & Pistol - Selfridge ANG Base Range (1 Day)
0800-1600 – CQB Rifle - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Performance Gunfighter - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – H&K, MP5, M4/AR15 Introduction - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – Dynamic Pistol Techniques - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
0800-1600 – MACTAC – Selfridge ANG Base Housing Area (Day 2 of 2)
0800-1600 – Rapid Deployment Rifle - Bluewater Sportsmen Club (1 Day)
ATTENDEE CONFERENCE CHOICES
NAME:AGENCY:
Wednesday, April 30th
ALL DAY
HALF DAY CLASS
□ V
ENDOR SHOW/Presentations
Mandatory unless in Sage class
□ S age International Chemical
Munitions Instructor
Wednesday, April 30th
ALL DAY CLASS
□ AR15/M16/M4 Armorer
MULTI-DAY CLASS
SOLD OUT
□ Tactical Leadership (Day 1/2) SOLD OUT
□ Def Tec Less Lethal Instructor
□ STORM Tactical Medicine (Day 1/2)
□ Ballistic Shield
□ MACTAC (Day 1/2)
□ S age International Chemical
Munitions Instructor
□ C
ombat Pistol Manipulation
& Fundamentals
□ Direct Action Pistol
SOLD OUT
□ Long Range Marksmanship
□ Ultimate Shotgun
□ Performance Gunfighter
□ H&K, MP5, M4/AR15 Introduction
□ Dynamic Pistol Techniques
□ Rapid Deployment Rifle
Thursday, May 1st
SOLD OUT
ALL DAY CLASS
□ CQB Rifle
□ Glock Armorer
□ Performance Gunfighter
□ Tactical Leadership (Day 2/2) SOLD OUT
□ D
ef Tec
Chemical Munitions Instructor
□ H&K, MP5, M4/AR15 Introduction
□ STORM Tactical Medicine (Day 2/2)
□ Ballistic Shield
□ Dynamic Pistol Techniques
□ MACTAC (Day 2/2)
□ Rapid Deployment Rifle
□ S age International
Less Lethal Instructor
MULTI-DAY CLASS
□ Large Caliber Rifle
□ Extreme CQB with Hands,
Knife & Pistol
THIS FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH YOUR CONFERENCE REGISTRATION SHEET
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Tuesday April 29th - Thursday May 1st
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MACOMB COMMUNITY COLLEGE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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Roseanne DiMaria, Vice Chairperson
Connie Bolanowski, Secretary
James F. Kelly, Treasurer
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Frank DeSantis, Trustee
Joseph DeSantis, Trustee
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East Campus
21901 Dunham Road
Clinton Township, MI 48036
MACOMB COMMUNITY COLLEGE
14500 E. 12 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48088-3896
The Macomb Police Academy
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SELFRIDGE ANG
586.498.4060
www.macomb.edu/PSI
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