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Arrest and Control - Conflict Resolution

Presented by A-TAC Academy - The Oklahoma Academy for Tactical Education

Service Description

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Complete your Arrest and Control / Conflict Resolution training at A-TAC Academy – The Oklahoma Academy for Tactical Education. This 8-hour course teaches students how to resolve conflicts before they escalate and, when necessary, safely and legally apply arrest, handcuffing, and control techniques in realistic security-based scenarios.​

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Course Overview ​​

​Total Hours:       

8 hours

Format:

In-person training with classroom sessions and scenario-based learning

Certification:

Upon successful completion and demonstrated competency, students receive an official A-TAC Arrest and Control / Conflict Resolution Certificate of Completion. CLEET-approved continuing education hours .

Who It's For:

Armed and unarmed private security officers, CLEET license holders needing continuing education hours, loss prevention and retail security personnel, bail enforcement personnel, executive protection teams, and responsible citizens who want to handle confrontations legally and safely.

Contact:

(572) 216-0550 | 1211 Sovereign Row | Oklahoma City, OK | 73108

Price:

$150

What You'll Learn ​​​​​​​​​​

In-Class

4 hours

  • Oklahoma laws on use of force, citizen’s arrest, and private security authority

  • Conflict resolution and de-escalation strategies

  • Situational awareness and threat assessment

  • Verbal commands and crisis communication techniques

  • Legal documentation and report writing after an incident

  • Understanding the Use of Force Continuum

Hands-On

4 hours

  • Safe approach and positioning techniques

  • Handcuffing: single locking, double locking, standing, kneeling, and prone positions

  • Control holds and takedowns

  • Searching and escorting subjects

  • Scenario-based role-playing from de-escalation to physical control

  • Team tactics and communication during an arrest

  • Recovery and debrief techniques

Requirements

  • none

What to bring

  • Comfortable athletic clothing or uniform

  • Long sleeves and pants recommended

  • Closed-toe shoes; no sandals

  • Your own handcuffs and key, if available

  • Notebook and pen

  • Water, lunch or snacks, and a towel

  • Willingness to participate in physical drills

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