Smugglers, Inc.® 2.0

Having read both books, and viewed the videos on the site, I wanted to take the in person class to get a better understanding.
I was not disappointed.

This class was exceptional. It is a brutally honest, up front, no nonsense training curriculum that pulls no punches. It is designed to train, as well as prepare, officers for the REALITY of interdiction work, which is not for everyone. Instructor is a wealth of knowledge who has been relevant and active in the interdiction realm for decades, which bucks the current trend of pop-up instructors and training companies. He’s the real deal. Come and learn how to pinpoint your game, and get a dose of reality to go with it. Caution: some feelings may get hurt, but either way, we’ll all be leaving together…

Great class! Very informative. I would highly recommend this class to ANYONE to include undercover officers/agents.

A great training to have under your belt. The training helps you identify criminal vehicles based on their behavior and roadside interview techniques that help seperate the criminals from the normal everyday driver. Very excited to start using these techniques the rest of my Law Enforcement Career.

In depth course that is practical no matter where you work.

This is a great course for any proactive unit. Mostly based on highway interdiction however, the same topics can be applied to city interdiction.

Shawn does a great job of breaking down every aspect of his thought process and why he does traffic stops the way he does.

Great class. Very informative and eye opening.

I would highly recommend this class. The knowledge being taught is spot on, true and accurate. Shawn presents in away that keeps you engaged and wanting more. Great job

Outstanding class that was interactive and provided relatable tactics to enhance interdiction knowledge.

Great class! Enjoyed the case studies and observing the roadside interviews firsthand.

I enjoyed the class, the perspective given was different than other interdiction classes I’ve been to. I felt I developed new ways to think about the big picture of interdiction