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2-Day Arkansas Commissioned Security Officer Training Course
INTRODUCTION
It is important that those churches in Arkansas that desire an
armed security presence for either their existing security teams
and ministries or they wish to create a security team or ministry,
they understand that Arkansas law DOES NOT ALLOW carry concealed
weapon holders to carry weapons on church property. The purpose
of this 2-day training course is to provide those that wish to
obtain “commissioned security officer “ certification
for your church security personnel through the“Arkansas
State Police – Board of Private Investigators & Private
Security Agencies” the necessary training from Strategos
International who is a certified training administrator through
the Arkansas State Police B.O.P.I.P.S.A.

This course of instruction will cover required training necessary
as established by Arkansas law, Act 429 of 1977 relating to armed
commissioned security officers through the Arkansas State
Police B.O.P.I.P.S.A.
PLEASE NOTE:
Although this training will serve as
the required and certified training to become a “commissioned
security officer” within the State of Arkansas your church
must still apply for Class “B”, “C” or
“G” licensing within the State of Arkansas and all
security personnel must pass Arkansas State Exam for Security
Officers, Private Investigators and Alarm Companies. Fore more
information about the licensing processes and testing requirements
please visit: http://www.asp.state.ar.us/asp/pdf/PI_Security%20rules_august%202008.pdf
Required Topics Covered:
- Legal
authority of private security officers within the State of Arkansas
- Review
and familiarity of Arkansas State Police – Board of Private
Investigators & Private Security Agencies – Act 429
of 1977, Rules & Regulations
- Field
Note Taking & Report Writing
- Legal
limitations on the use of firearms within the role of “armed
commissioned security officer” in the State of Arkansas
- Weapons
handling and safety requirements
- Marksmanship
and range safety requirements
- Firearms
qualification
Additional
Topics Covered
- Biblical
authority of protecting the flock
- Crime
trends and secular extremist threat preparation
- Protecting
the flock without compromising the “CORE MISSION”
of the church
- Selection
criteria of church security/safety personnel
- DE-ESCALATION
of incidents as mission of church security
- Importance
of humility & discernment performing the function of church
security
- Awareness
for prevention & capabilities for response

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