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Calibre Press Training Network
The Gold Standard in Law Enforcement for 45 Years
About Calibre Press Training Network
Calibre Press is one of the most recognized and respected law enforcement training organizations in the industry. Throughout its more than 45-year history, Calibre’s world-class instructors have trained more than one million officers representing virtually every federal, state, local and tribal agency. Established in 1980 with the publication of Street Survival: Tactics for Armed Encounters, the company revolutionized law enforcement training by introducing realistic tactics and personal narratives through this best-selling textbook. This seminal work led to the creation of the Street Survival Seminar, a multi-day training program which quickly became a cornerstone in officer tactical training across the US. Calibre Press offers a diverse and timely array of courses that address critical topics including patrol tactics and officer safety, de-escalation techniques, strategic communication, leadership development, emotional wellness, and implicit bias. Our curriculum is continually updated to reflect current events, new research findings, and changes in case law, ensuring that training remains relevant and effective. Calibre instructs more than 25,000 officers through 300 courses annually, offered both live in-person and online. Calibre Press also publishes a weekly newsletter, the Calibre Newsline, which offers analysis of force encounters, training articles, and expert commentary to more than 125,000 law enforcement professionals. For more information on all our courses and resources, visit: www.calibrepress.com
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5 published signals
Legal & Regulatory
Calibre Press Training Network reported that Wildlife Officer David Taylor, a U.S. Navy veteran who served with the U.S. Department of the Interior - Fish and Wildlife Service - Division of Refuge Law Enforcement at Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma, was killed while evacuating residents in the path of a fast-moving wildfire.
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Legal & Regulatory
Calibre Press Training Network reported that Sgt. Chris Fisher, a three-month veteran of the Warm Springs (GA) Police Department who had previously served with the Meriwether County Sheriff’s Office, Fayette County Sheriff’s Office, and Heard County Sheriff’s Office, was fatally shot in an ambush.
Reported by Calibre Press Training Network
Legal & Regulatory
Calibre Press Training Network reported that Deputy Sheriff Terrian Bailey, a six-year veteran of the Claiborne County (MS) Sheriff’s Department, was fatally shot after gunfire erupted while attempting to disperse a crowd after a festival.
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Presence & Recognition
Calibre Press Training Network is hosting a FREE Webinar on leadership challenges after retirements, resignations, and departures of experienced officers led by Dan Greene and Jennifer Hall.
Reported by Lt. Jim Glennon
Presence & Recognition
Calibre Press Training Network hit the Send button on the 1,000th edition of the Street Survival Newsline.
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