Pistol Safety Training Introduction 3-2024 PO
Court required Pistol Safety probation training course.
M ichigan Pistol Safety and Weapons Violations Training
Probation Officer/ Agent
Course Introduction
Course fee $150.00
Handgun Training Specialists Education and Training 556 Tennyson, Rochester Hills Mi. 48307 248-309-9579
3 - 202 4 P.O.Edition
Court ordered Training and Education
Standard probation conditions include:
• Obey all laws • Report as directed to a probation officer
• Pay all court-ordered fines, fees, and restitution • Maintain employment, school, or vocational training • Do not use or possess illegal drugs or weapons. and
• Complete all court ordered training and/or education programs
What we do: Our training is designed to educate the offender regarding weapons and the law and to provide them the tools and means of redu cing the chance of a repeat offense now and in the future. Training is designed to be used by all court jurisdictions and by any Michigan resident placed on probation for misdemeanor and felony convictions. How we do it: The course is a combination of instructor guided Online content and virtual classroom that can be used anywhere in the State of Michigan.
Introduction and Content
This is a 10 -hour program t hat contains 3 instructor guided Online modules, with Online test and a person-to-person virtual classroom session
The term Pistol Safety Class or Weapons Safety Training is a generic term sometimes used as part of a condition of probation required for those convicted of Michigan Penal Code violations that usually involves some type of weapon. The weapons this term generally applies to are firearms, tasers, stun guns, pneumatic, pellet, BB guns, knives and other legal or illegal weapons. This is a blended learning program that allows the user to complete the training and maintain a normal lifestyle with no need to attend an in-person classroom setting. One instructor guides the student t hough the entire process, assuring continuity of training. Training is conducted for the individual offender. This is not an open class with other people registered for the training. The training is designed to educate the offender regarding weapons and the law and to provide them with the tools and means of reducing the chance of a repeat offense. This is not training just because it is a condition of probation, and the person needs a certificate of completion. Here the offender will learn to use one of the best “weapons” to carry with them wherever they go. That weapon is “knowledge” and how to use it. No firearms or ammunition . As a standard condition of probation, the offender is not allowed to handle or shoot a live fire gun or access to ammunition The laws are layered in local ordinances, state law and federal law including the ATF . Most people have never been introduced to the laws, where to find them and how to use them. Here we have consolidated the information into an easy-to use format, along with support links to the most used websites and where to find specific sections of the law. When they complete the course , the user will have the tools to help keep them safe and avoid future violations of the law. They should never have to make an excuse for their actions and have to say, “ I didn’t know”. Because now they will know!
Study Manual Content The 90-page document contains three study modules along with written tests, videos, and support material. Each module has its own table of contents to help guide the use through the content. 1. Pistol/Firearms Safety 2. Weapons Laws and Legal Liability 3. Avoiding Criminal Attack and Controlling a Violent Encounter
Written tests are corrected to 100% and designed to evaluate the user’s knowledge of a specific study module.
Notice of user Responsibility: This is a training and reference document and not meant to be legal advice. Legal advice can only be given by an attorney at law. For that we recommend an attorney that is knowledgeable with firearms law and legal liability. Protect Systems Training Academy, DBA Handgun Training Specialists is not responsible for and does not accept any liability for the actions taken by the user of this document. The user of this document must understand that laws can change, and this manual may not represent current law at a future date. It is the user's responsibility to stay current. To help with that effort this document includes a list of most used websites and links to sources of information.
For question or comments please contact us at 248-309-9579
The Training Process: This is an instructor guided computer-based program with classroom training accomplished using the zoom meeting platform. There is no time limit to complete the program unless established by the probation requirements. It is expected the training will be done in a reasonable amount of time not to exceed 45 days. 1. Review the manual to familiarize yourself with the content. 2. Contact me before starting the project and I will go over the study and test procedure and answer any questions you may have. 3. Study each module and complete the module written test. Submit the tests to me, I will correct them and send them back to the user. When all tests are corrected, I will contact you to set up a 2-hour zoom call meeting. 4. 2 -hour zoom classroom meeting - here we will review the written tests and selected manual content. 5. Documents and certificates are processed and sent to the user and probation agent. Phone and text contact number: 248-309-9579
The Training Process and "BOOKSHELF" What is BOOKSHELF?
Documents are digitally produced using Flipping Book Software . This presents the training modules in a book/manual format that allows the user to read or flip through this as a real book. The documents are then uploaded to the Flipping Book cloud storage and retrieval systems called "YOUR BOOKSHELF". As the name implies this is a storage location for a specific user. Your Bookshelf (library) provides the user with an easy-to-use visual presentation of the documents placed on their BookShelf. The user of the documents is assigned one unique link that allows the person access to them In their bookshelf. When a document is uploaded to their Bookshelf the user is sent an e mail notice of a new document. This method keeps documents out of e mail content and there is no chance of missing a module. The course is a combination of Online content and virtual or in person classroom presentation. The probation program is presented in a module format with each module delivered to the users (probationers) Bookshelf where it can be accessed at the probationer’s discretion. The probationer can open and use the documents on the Bookshelf cloud or download as a PDF document to their computer. Downloading documents does not remove the original. For ease of use we recommend the probationer use the training modules in the book type format. The probationer will review the module content and complete an attached written test when necessary. The test results and user comments will be submitted to our office for correction and review. Probation Presentation Advantages Convenience: The probationer can complete a Pistol Safety Course and continue with personal and work needs. They can proceed at their own pace if the program is completed in the designated time as applicable. The documents are not lost in e mail content. E mail filters -computer can be set with filters that might block certain names such as firearm, guns, and weapons etc. from opening a website or document. With the BookShelf method the user opens a nondescript link allowing access to their Bookshelf, which then allows access to the documents.
The BookShelf Operation Process
Clicking on the bookshelf picture above will take you to the “Pistol Safety Course” Training Program. There you will find the training modules used by the person taking this course. To use the BookShelf ---- Mouse over the module for document description Click on the document to open and read Use the operation buttons below the document to enhance user experience. Questions, please contact us at: Handgun Training Specialists Phone or text: 248- 309-9579.
L earn more here about the BookShelf Process
P rogram C ont ents
Incident Information Collection Form The person registering for the class is required to complete a form that includes personal contact information and facts regarding the violation and probation conditions . This provides me with information specific regarding the registrant and a means for the registrant to take personal interest in their training and responsibility for their actions. The penal codes and laws that have direct and indirect impact regarding the incident are part of module one. User Introduction to program content and study process . • Zoom Virtual classroom or phone contact. • Est Time: 1.0 Hour Program Study Modules Module one Study Guide: Pistol Safety - The pistol safety module will introduce the user to the best safe practices regarding firearms ownership at home, on the street, and during interstate travel. 20-page study guide one hour video 25 question Written Test Est time 3.0 This module is designed to show and explain how to access and apply the laws regarding the use of self-defense weapons and other devices. These include firearms, pepper spray, tasers, knives and weapons in general. It is not unusual that even people with the best intentions may not know where to find, interpret and apply the laws and procedures necessary to legally own and use various weapons. The laws are layered in local ordinances, state law and federal law including the ATF. Here we have consolidated that information in an easy-to- use format, along with support documents and links to the most used websites. 40 Page Study Guide 50 Question Written Test Est time: 3.0 hours Module two Study Guide: Firearms, Weapons, and the Law Your legal resource library and study guide
Module three Study Guide: Management of Aggressive Behavior The necessity of learning how to manage aggressive behavior, avoid criminal attacks and if necessary, controlling violent encounters is another useful tool used to help a person maintain a safe lifestyle and avoid future conflicts. 20-page study guide Video: Management of Aggressive Behavior - 7 min 20 questions written test Est time 3.0 hours Module four: Zoom Virtual classroom. • Review selected content and written tests • Student question and answer time • Time: 2.0 hours Course completion process: PDF copy of study manual, written test and certificate of completion sent to student and probation officer. Student sent original signed certificate. Example certificate of Completion
Office and Training Location
Protect Systems Training Academy DBA Handgun Training Specialists 556 Tennyson Rochester Hills, Mi. 48307
For more information and r egistration p rocess Call or Text: 248-309-9579 E mail : protectsystems@sbcglobal.net
6559 Dixie Highway Clarkston, Ml 48346
Phone: 248-625-3551
Gerald Wrage Michigan Court mandated CCW and w eapons violation education and training Misdemeanor and felony convictions 248-309-9579 phone and text
Gerald Wrage: Owner and Instructor NRA Firearms Instructor NRA Range Safety Officer Firearms Law and Use of Force Instructor Former law enforcement and training sergeant Former NRA Law Enforcement Instructor Crime Prevention Specialist Expert witness testimony and depositions Michigan Concealed Pistol expert witness testimony Probation Pistol Safety and Education Training
Gerald Wrage 30 years’ experience as a professional instructor and training program development .
Skill Set and Job Experience NRA Certified Firearms Instructor NRA Certified Range Safety Officer
Former NRA Law enforcement handgun and shotgun instructor OCSD - R eserve officer, Reserve Training Sargent, and Park Deputy Securitas Security Services : Director and chief instructor of armed officer division. Job description included: Handgun Training, Pepper Spray, Defensive Tactics, Handcuffing and ASP Baton. Huffmaster Associates – Private Investigations and Security Special work assignments that required an armed PI and Bodyguard/personal protection details. Owner of Protect Systems Training Academy : Civilian, Security Guard and Law enforcement training. Only civilian owner and operator a Law enforcement grade shooting simulator. With use of force and training in the use handguns, rifles, shotguns, pepper spray and tasers. Expert witness testimony and depositions, with experience in misdemeanor, felony charges and prosecution. Concealed Pistol expert witness testimon y regarding concealed pistol Laws, legal Liability, and the use of a firearm in self-defense. Weapons violation education and training programs for Michigan Probation Departments • Reserve Police Academy • In-service training programs • Schoolcraft Collage Law Enforcement In-service Firearms and Police Shotgun Instructor certification course Detroit Police Academy - crime prevention school. The University of Louisville's National Crime Prevention Institute with special training in crime prevention and security. The Lethal Force Institute - training in the use of deadly force by civilians in self-defense. The National Criminal Justice Training Council - Law enforcement use of force Instructor. Partial list of Training and Education Oakland County Sheriff’s Dept.
Legal Support Attorneys and Counselors
Jim Makowski 6528 Schaefer Dearborn, MI 48126 Telephone : 313.434.3900 Criminal Defense Concealed Pistol and Weapons Violations Gun Board Appeals
Michael S. Klockow, Esq 2550 South Telegraph Rd. Suite 106 Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302
Phone: 248-390-3564 Attorney and Counselor Concealed Pistol and Weapons Violations Firearms legal issues
8. Latosha Bright Oakland/ Troy Probation Office: 248-655-1129 Cell: 248-709-9064 Brightl1@michigan.gov 9. Heather Whited District Court 52-3 248-853-5553 248-299-7891 whitedh@oakgov.com
Probation Officer/Agent Contact List The following is a list of officers that have referred offenders to me for training and education. The last one being the most current. 1. Danielle Monnier District court 52-3 Monnierd@oakgov.com 2. Ryan Bernier E Mail: bernierr@oakgov.com District Ct. 52-3
3. Addison Stanley 52-3 District Court Phone: 248-853-5553 stanleya@oakgov.com 4. Ashley Carter 52-3 District Court Phone: (248) 537-3640 Fax: (248) 299-7891 5 . Stephen Rapeljie 6 th circuit court 248-655-1125 rapeljes@michigan.gov
10. Destinee Haeck Probation Agent Oakland County 6 th Circuit Court Michigan Department of Corrections 1151 Crooks Rd. Troy, MI 48084
Cell: 248-561-4428 Fax: 248-655-1168 haeckd1@michigan.gov
11. Brady Kammers Probation Agent Ofc phone:248-655-1100 Cell 248-928-4601
Kammersb2@michigan.gov www.michigan.gov/corrections
6. Brianne McGill MDOC Greenfield District Probation Detroit, Mi. 48325 Cell Phone: 313-378-8256
12. Dana Web Probation Agent webbd4@mi.gov 248-452-1433
7. John M. Jeffries MDOC Wayne/Detroit Greenfield/Probation (313) 927-2200
For more information please contact us at Handgun Training Specialists Phone and Text 248-309-9579
Handgun Training Specialists
248-309-9579 3 -2024
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