Fugitive Recovery Training Course

[tlangsr]

I had to learn about some of the subjects when I was doing extradition, some are actually quite fun while others never ended. It is a good business to get into, depending on what job you decide to take(extradition or recovery).

[SecTrainer]

He isn't talking about those sites that you go to.

Oh, you are an original thinker, aren't you?

I'm not sure what you mean. I've certainly seen stranger.

He isn't talking about those sites that you go to.

[SecTrainer]

Maxsell is the strangest place on the internet.

I'm not sure what you mean. I've certainly seen stranger.

[N. A. Corbier]

Maxsell is the strangest place on the internet.

[SecTrainer]

This CD-based course contains over 300 pages of training in techniques and legal aspects of the FR business. Not being an expert in the field, I can't offer any opinion as to its quality, but at $35 a copy you don't risk much, and it's being sold to police, for whatever you want to conclude from that.

The link to the product is directly below this Table of Contents:

1 : History & Purpose of Bail
2 : Evolution of Bail
3 : Bail: An Explanation
4 : Surety Agent Contracting
5 : Criminal Justice System
6 : Bondsman's Right to Arrest
7 : Getting Started
8 : Badges & Identification
9 : Basic Equipment
10 : Contracts & Related Paperwork
11 : Interacting w/Law Enforcement
12 : Tracking Your Fugitive
13 : Interviewing Process
14 : Surveillance
15 : Some Tricks of the Trade
16 : The Arrest
17 : Practical Handcuffing Techniques
18 : Tactical Handcuffing Techniques
19 : Searching Your Prisoner
20 : Prisoner Transport
21 : Chemical Agents
22 : Tasers, Stun Guns & Myotrons
23 : ASP: Defensive Baton
24 : Confrontational Continuum
25 : Firearms
26 : Use of Deadly Force
27 : Self Defense Maneuvers
28 : The Courtroom
29 : Across Jurisdictions
30 : Uniform Criminal Extradition Act
31 : Commonwealth vs. Wilkinson
32 : Nichols vs. Ingersol
33 : Taylor vs. Taintor


Fugitive Recovery Course