Open hours: Mon - Sat 8.00 - 18.00
Close
(773) 594-0945 StreetCrimesInfo@gmail.com

Upcoming  Training

Pat McCarthy’s  Street Crimes Training

Training Topics Include

Officer Safety (on/off duty)

Surviving Police Ambushes

Officer Involved Shootings

Effective Interview Techniques

Body Language Indicators

Gang & Drug Investigations

Street Sources & Confidential Informants

Courtroom Testimony Survival Tactics

Street Smart Intelligence Gathering

Interrogation Tactics

Homeland Security/Domestic Threats

Covert Surveillance Techniques

First Responder Hostage Negotiation Tips

Search Procedures/Hidden Compartments

PLUS 56 STREET-TESTED TACTICAL TIPS

0
Years of combined instructor experience
0
“excellent” or “very good” evaluations every year
0
Cities visited for training each year
0
Page Manual Covering Extensive Training
0
Tactical Tips Included with Every Session

Testimonials

"Phenomenal. Best class I've attended in my 18 years. Every street cop should attend this class after their field training/probation period. (I liked) Everything. The wisdom and experience of Pat throughout his career; the videos and manual are awesome."

Worcester, MA, March 14-16, 2022

"Awesome content. I like that it seems the content stays up-to-date. Instructor was great! You can tell he has real life experience and was able to make it easy to understand by using examples from his career. I Really enjoyed this class and was able to take away much more than I expected to. Excellent program and even better instructor(s)."

Centerville, UT, March 14-16, 2022

"Real world scenarios and application. Wish I would have had this training years ago. With 12 years of experience, I learned things I can use on the job tomorrow! Please bring Pat back."

Mattoon, IL, December 13-15, 2021

"A great amount of knowledge available for officers in all divisions. This program went above and beyond what the description/outline stated."

Murfreesboro, TN, February 7-9, 2022

"(I liked) The real life experiences you shared. You show that you care about all police; from the littlest town to the biggest city. It was great." 

Sikeston, MO, January 10-12, 2022