Patrol Response to Sexual Assault (AM Session) -4 hours Navigating Use of Force (PM Session) – 4 hours
Description
Patrol Response to Sexual Assault –
• Oklahoma State Statutes involving crimes against children Title 21 and Title 10
• Different types of Child abuse, physical, sexual, or neglect.
• Types of Injuries
• Elements of Child Abuse and Neglect
• Best practices to utilize during an investigation
Navigating Use of Force - OSBI will present an overview on use of force instances which aims to familiarize the students with state and federal statutes, department of justice interpretations, and 1983 civil actions that relate to use of force. This course aims to familiarize the student with United States of America case law decisions that have been set forth as a guiding precedent for law enforcement officers in both Oklahoma and the United States of America that relate to use of force. This course aims to familiarize the students with the dynamics of a use of force incident from the time and officer begins recognizing the need for force and identify certain factors and how to articulate and report those factors all the way through an incident and investigation that relate to use of force.
Description
Patrol Response to Sexual Assault –
• Oklahoma State Statutes involving crimes against children Title 21 and Title 10
• Different types of Child abuse, physical, sexual, or neglect.
• Types of Injuries
• Elements of Child Abuse and Neglect
• Best practices to utilize during an investigation
Navigating Use of Force - OSBI will present an overview on use of force instances which aims to familiarize the students with state and federal statutes, department of justice interpretations, and 1983 civil actions that relate to use of force. This course aims to familiarize the student with United States of America case law decisions that have been set forth as a guiding precedent for law enforcement officers in both Oklahoma and the United States of America that relate to use of force. This course aims to familiarize the students with the dynamics of a use of force incident from the time and officer begins recognizing the need for force and identify certain factors and how to articulate and report those factors all the way through an incident and investigation that relate to use of force.
Location
Western Technology Center,
1000 S. Bailey S
Hobart
State: Oklahoma
Zip Code: 73651
1000 S. Bailey S
Hobart
State: Oklahoma
Zip Code: 73651
Start Time
11-13-2026 08:00 AM
End Time
11-13-2026 04:00 PM
Cost: FREE
hours: 8
LUNCH WILL BE CATERED AND TRAINING WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE LUNCH HOUR
Scholarships are available for participants that need assistance with travel accommodations through the Alaunna Raffield Fund. PRE-Enrollment is required –
email Daniel.Perkins@osbi.ok.gov /
Attendance is restricted for Commissioned Peace Officers ONLY.
Last Modified on
Oct 29, 2026
