Void Management Law Enforcement Training
About Void Management
- Established: 2021
- Years Operating: 5+
- Based in: Chilliwack, British Columbia
- Contact Person: Rob Fletcher
- Phone: 604-795-6968
- Email: Voidmanager@hotmail.com
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Recent Reviews
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44 officers rated this 5★, 0 rated 4★.
Rob has an incredible amount of knowledge regarding the subject and is willing to share.
Very in depth. The instructor had a unique and interesting perspective which kept me engaged.
Probably one of the most eye opening classes I’ve ever had when it comes to dash compartments.
As someone new to interdiction, this class was helpful in building my awareness and broadening my searches.
Great Course
Class was extremely informative and the hands on experience was amazing. It was an eye opener on how to look for different things out there.
I have 19 years of full time interstate criminal interdiction experience. Fletcher's class was the best class I've seen to date regarding electronic compartments. This class is a must for beginner and experienced interdictors. The class is broken down for all experience levels to easy understand and the hands on to actually see so many different variety of these traps really help the student to full understand what they are learning. Exceptional class.
Awesome instructor. Explained everything he taught very well.
Absolutely amazing, eye-opening class! I’ve been working interdiction for many years and this opened my eyes!
Interesting perspective on Traps