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Control Device Course Program Course Book ©2010 Saa riland 020 811 B-0211 Saariland Training Group (STG) programs are or educational purposes only and are designed to enhance knowledge and skills used by law enorcement, corrections, military, and licensed security personnel (co llectively, “law enorcem ent”) in their mission to protect and serve. STG does not dictate to law enorc ement agen cies any polic ies or proce dures or the sele ction or use o any o any law enorcement products, includ ing those manuactured or sold by Saaril and LLC. The development and implementation o Policy, Gene ral Orders or S tandard Operating Procedures is solely the responsibilit y o the law e norcement agen cy or depa rt ment. Although an agency or department may use STG traini ng and/ or cou rseware i n supp ort o its internal t raini ng o oice rs, Saari land i s not resp onsib le or the equipping or use o Saariland products, or any other company’s products, in the course or scope o an oicer’s duties. : Saariland, LLC. Or Saariland Training Group (collectively, “Saariland”) does not authorize any agency personnel or trainer(s) to represent or act on beha l o Saariland.

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A Diploma o an STG inst ructor-level course does not authorize the recipient to act as a n agent or representative o Saariland. Agency personnel or trainer(s) shall not represent or give the appearance o representing Saariland during any training that may or may not be provided by the agency personnel or trainer. STG courseware is subject to change without prior notice. Although, as part o the completion o an STG instructor-level course, Saariland authorizes the agency personnel or trainer to use STG courseware, STG does not authorize the reproduction or use o Saariland trademarks or any other markings identi ying Saariland or Saariland T raining Group. Agency personnel or trainers condu cting their indepen dent training courses shall spec iical ly disc lose that their training course is not by or on behal o Saariland nor authorized, sanctioned or sponsored by Saariland. It is impossible to predict, discuss or plan or every circumstance or situation which might arise in the course o a law enorcement oicer’s duties. Each law enorcement oicer must always take into consideration his/ her experience, physical abilities, proessional responsibilities, department policies and procedures and legal obligations.

Agencies and law enorcement oicers must evaluate the training and techn ique s contain ed in STG coursew are and d etermine o r themselv es the prope r action u nder the speciic circ umstances conronted. Law enorcement is a dynamic and i nteractive proes sion which requires constant use o judgment a nd evaluation o the situation. Accordingly, Saariland does not guarantee or warrant the inormation contained i n STG courseware. Any implied warranties are expressly disavowed. Saet y is the irst rule in hands-on training. Training area should be ree o structur al, loor/ground and/or other ty pes o hazards to people.

It should be a place where people can come together to learn and train in unobstructed surroundings that are sae or everyone. Keeping hands-on training accident ree is one objective and building psychomotor conidence in a course participant is another objective o this co urse. Hands-on traini ng brings with it a certain degree o risk o persona l injury. By participating in course activities, the participant assumes this risk as part o his/her participation, as well as responsibility, or ollowing saety rules and procedures. The training intensity most likely to acc omplish these two objectives within the S TG course schedule woul d be s tatic rather than dynamic or street simulations (scenario based).