| Course Information | ||
| Course title: | Flying Armed for Law Enforcement Officers | |
| Course number: | FA1204 | |
| Course description: |
This course will
fulfill the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) requirements that all criminal justice
personnel who must fly in a commercial aircraft while armed must
undergo training in the proper procedures for flying armed (Revised 2010). The objective of this training course is to insure that while flying armed, the law enforcement officer will be able to operate in the aviation domain in accordance with Title 49 CFR 1544.219 and 1544.221. |
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| Prerequisite(s): |
Students
below the rank of sergeant must be enrolled by a supervisor. |
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| Course Requirements | ||
| Introduction: |
This
course
is comprised of one training
module. Students who complete this course will earn 2 hours of career development in-service training credit. |
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| Requirements: |
Students must
read the
material contained
in training module. After the student has read the material in the
module, he must take the module quiz. In order to successfully complete
the module quiz, the student must score 70%. The student will be given
two opportunities to successfully complete the quiz. At the director's
discretion, a third opportunity may be granted upon the request of the
student's chief, sheriff or agency administrator. |
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| Lesson | ||
| Lesson: | Flying Armed for Law Enforcement Officers | |
| Objectives or Goals: |
This course meets the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) training
requirements for law enforcement officers who must fly armed in the
performance of their duties as revised in 2010. This course does
not meet the length requirement to qualify for DCJS
in-service credit. The training objective are as follows: - The officer must identify the regulations pertaining to law enforcement officers flying armed. - The officer must demonstrate the proper procedures for the carriage of prisoners. - The officer must demonstrate the proper handling of firearms and self defense weapons as they relate to the aircraft environment. - The officer must identify proper conduct in the airport environment and onboard the aircraft. Handouts
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