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This two-day program looks at combating terrorism and gang activity by correctional officers. It also takes an in-depth exploration of activity within prison systems leading to organized violence and terrorist activity, as well as covering the means by which sympathizers to terrorist/security threat groups use to recruit and manipulate other inmates. Use and detection methods of improvised explosives and weapons are described, with detail given to improvised explosives which can be made from existing materials within the correctional facility. Case studies of improvised explosive devices made inside jails and prisons will be documented, as well as security measures for dealing with terrorist confined in prison. Security measures and response to explosive or fire situations within the correctional facility will be covered.

Be able to better detect and identify improvised explosive devices and weapons

Identify materials that could be used to manufacture I.E.D.

Know the proper procedures for reporting/containing an I.E.D.

Know the history of I.E.D in our correctional system

Know the role I.E.D. plays in riots and disturbances

Know commons means of recruitment

Learn means of communication with sympathizers outside of the institution

Learn the differences as well as similarities of terrorists, security threat groups and gang members in institutions

Learn effective means to control these groups and individuals

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