Exigent Response for Patrol Officers
Description
3 Day course (LE Only)
September 19-21 2026
Cost -$900 per student
Location: New Haven County, CT Shoot house/Range
Course Description
This course is designed to prepare patrol officers — the true first responders — for the realities of responding to exigent calls, particularly hostage and high-threat situations. Contrary to the common perception that specialized tactical units (SWAT) resolve most critical incidents, statistics and operational truths show that patrol officers are overwhelmingly the ones who encounter and must immediately address these dangerous events. Whether the outcome is peaceful or results in the justified use of deadly force, the initial patrol response often determines the safety of victims, bystanders, and officers themselves. Students will learn tactical decision-making, crisis communication, immediate action drills, and the foundational principles for managing critical incidents when seconds count and specialized resources are unavailable.
This course emphasizes the necessity of proper training to reduce tragic outcomes, community mistrust, and legal exposure. Agencies and officers alike carry significant liability when officers fail to act decisively, or when they act without the requisite skill and preparation criticized by courts and public scrutiny. Through realistic scenario-based training, de-escalation techniques, and use-of-force decision frameworks, officers will leave better equipped to recognize, react to, and resolve exigent threats. Ultimately, this course seeks to instill not only operational competence but also the confidence to perform under extreme pressure — protecting lives while reducing the risk to innocent people and the officers.
Attending officers will receive a course completion certificate as well as POST credits from a Connecticut POST certified instructor in the following areas;
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301-Firearms
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301A Shooting decisions
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301B Patrol Rifle
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604A Building search/Active Aggressor
Course outline
Day 1- Flat range skill builder/ tactical movement refresher
Day 2- Emergency open air tactical movement situations, Continued structure response
Day 3- Scenario based structure situation
Equipment needed:
Patrol duty gear to include side arm, vest and rifle if certified
500 pistol / 500 rifle rounds
Simunition handgun and Rifle bolt
250 rounds of each Sim rifle/pistol
Eyes pro, Ear pro, Hydration
Contact Tommy Marchitto of our Subsecond training team for any further details or questions
Email: Training@subsecondllc.com
Cell: (203) 980-7852
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- Equipment should be designed by people who understand how it will actually be used.
- Function comes before unnecessary features or marketing language.
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- Equipment must remain reliable during movement, prolonged use, and changing mission requirements.
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- American manufacturing provides greater control over materials, construction, and quality.
- Feedback from end users should directly influence future product development.
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- Founded in 2018 by an active-duty Green Beret.
- Created after identifying shortcomings in equipment available to military and law enforcement professionals.
- Products are developed from direct end-user experience, testing, and feedback.
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