Bloodgood Law Enforcement Training Group Law Enforcement Training
About Bloodgood Law Enforcement Training Group
- Established: 2020
- Years Operating: 6+
- Based in: Hammonton, NJ
- Contact Person: Allen Bloodgood
- Phone: 856-536-3801
- Email: allen.bloodgood@caselawforcops.com
- Website: http://www.caselawforcops.com
- Typical Course Cost: $195 – $225
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Recent Reviews
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2590 officers rated this 5★, 117 rated 4★.
Instructors showed a great variety of options for vehicle extractions and hidden hand extractions. The techniques ranged based off the suspects level of resistance.
Great course!
A class every LEO should take.
Well done. Very informative and I really like the hands-on work. Truly a must for any LEO.
Awesome class . Great instruction . Would 100% recommend.
Very good technique on. Topic not comminly covered.
Great class not many academies teach what to do when de-escalation fails to get people out of a car and a non-compliant subject escalates a simple traffic stop. Every agency should have some form of training on this.
Instructors were great in assisting students one on one when demonstrating techniques.
Great class
Excellent course.. the clarification of Miranda for patrol and detectives was paramount... the case law references are perfect tools to drive home the law interpretations