SPECIAL POLICE OFFICER
TRAINING PROGRAM
- CITY OF BOSTON -

The Boston Police Department has set a new standard for security
officers that seek limited police powers in the City of Boston.

After July 1, 1996 all candidates wishing to be appointed Special
Officers by the Boston Police Department and acquiring powers
of arrest will be required to have attended a prescribed course
of training and pass a written test approved by the Police Commissioner.

Prior to taking the test for Special Officer, all candidates
must provide written documentation of prior training from an acceptable academy which will be verified before the day of the test. The William Cloran Academy has been accepted to provide the training and certification.

The required training will be in two categories:
Unarmed (100 hours of training)

and an additional

Armed (60 hours of training)

NOTE: A unique opportunity for
Supervisors and other officers to attend the academy, not just
City of Boston Special Officer candidates.

Classes are in four hour blocks, eight hour days.
(8:00AM to 12:00Noon -12:30PM to 4:30PM)

We provide

• approved qualified teaching staff, most are off-duty police officers
• monitoring and professional administration
• 3 inch 3 ring binder filled with class handouts on each class
• all writing materials
• a copy of the Criminal Law Reference Handbook
• a Certificate of Achievement to each attendee successfully completing the program
• a Certificate of attendance to the Boston Police Department
• medical CPR, First Responser Certificates
• a Dyna Med® CPR Mask with One-Way Valve to teach students.
  

All lecturers are experienced police academy lecturers. All
are professionals who practice(d) in the field taught. There will
be a program monitor on site each day to take morning and afternoon
attendance and address issues that may arise. Copies of attendance
records are available to the employer. The training program will
be monitored by the Boston Police Department for compliance with
its high standards. Cost of program based upon the below number
of hours and the number of students in attendance. Make-up hours
for missed classes are an additional cost.

We are independent and not associated with any security company.
Substantial handouts are provided to each student along with a
copy of the CRIMINAL LAW REFERENCE HANDBOOK

The Boston Police Department
Requires the Following Courses for
Unarmed Security Personnel
(100 hours)

1. Certified in Cardiopulmonary Resusitation (CPR)
2. Basic First Aid
3. Introduction to Criminal Justice System
4. Constitutional Law
5. Criminal Law
6. Domestic Violence
7. Juvenile Issues
8. Oral Communications
9. Community Policing
10. Cultural Diversity
11. Crisis intervention
12. Drugs and Alcohol Abuse
13. Court Room Testimony
14. Report Writing
15. Interviews and Interrogation
16. Use of Force
17. OC Spray
18. Boston Police Rule 400 – 400A
19. NEW- Terrorism, risk issues facing the Security Officer and Supervisor.

ATTENDANCE TAKEN TO ASSURE COMPLIANCE WITH THE RULES OF THE BOSTON POLICE DEPARTMENT

ADDITIONAL COURSES IF ARMED:

1. Civil Liabilities
2. Use of Deadly Force
3. Street Survival
4. Prisoner control
5. Firearm Training (one day at the range)
6. Use of the Baton
7. Deadly Force and Non-Lethal Force
8. Crisis Intervention/Conflict Resolution
9. Weapon Retention
10. Rule 400

Classes with less than 12 will not be held.

Please call for further information.

IN-SERVICE TRAINING
PROGRAM

The Academy is available to present an in-service training
program designed to meet the training needs of any security company.
Our lecturers are experienced and qualified. We will train at
our site, or we will train at your location.

Courses offered may include some of the forgoing courses as well
as re-certifications and additional specialty subjects required
by the client. We will also tailor a time schedule convenient
to the client.

AVOID LIABILITY BY HAVING WELL TRAINED PERSONNEL