Cartel Traps Law Enforcement Training
About Cartel Traps
Learn the comprehensive methods used to search vehicles for all concealments, from basic to advanced.
- Established: 2023
- Years Operating: 3+
- Contact Person: Jeremy Bedingfield
- Phone: 760-208-3940
- Email: Jeremy@carteltraps.com
- Website: https://www.aceinterdiction.com/cartel-traps
- Typical Course Cost: $49 – $299
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Recent Reviews
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1580 officers rated this 5★, 63 rated 4★.
Very informative class. Straight to the point and no nonsense.
Great class to learn the basics and fundamentals of searching a vehicle. Open my eyes to the things I’m missing and just overlooking when I’m searching vehicles and places I never thought contraband would be hidden. Great for LEOs entering the interesting in interdiction and just adding to the tool bag.
This is a wonderful class for building the foundation of vehicle searches.
Phenomenal resource for narrowing down how to actually rule out natural voids.
Great Course!
This course taught me to how to quickly and efficiently search places that I wouldn’t have otherwise thought to search.
Short sweet and to the point. Great demonstrations.
Great class just to see a very basic overview of how to clear voids and where the most common ones are
This class is phenomenal, has great information, and very helpful. The instructor explains in detail how to accomplish each task and makes the process easy to follow!
This is a great on demand course that should be shown to all new officers and used to refresh veteran officers.