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KLETC serves as a central hub for professional development across Kansas law enforcement agencies. They deliver comprehensive training in firearms operations, tactical response, criminal investigations, and officer wellness—all designed specifically for peace officers, corrections staff, and first responders.

KLETC specializes in developing certified firearms instructors. Their programs include:

• •Handgun & Shotgun Instructor Certification - NRA Law Enforcement Division Instructor Development Schools
• •Patrol Rifle Instructor Schools - M4/M16/AR-15 platform training and instructor development
• •Precision Scoped Rifle Instructor - Long-range rifle and designated marksman development
• •Select-Fire Instructor Development - Automatic weapon operation and instruction
• •Red Dot Sights on Duty Pistols - Modern optic systems for law enforcement carry

These programs prepare officers not just to shoot, but to teach others. Each course emphasizes practical application, range safety, and curriculum development.

Officers can become certified armorers on duty weapons:

• •Glock Armorer Course
• •AR-15/M4/M16 Rifle Armorer
• •Law Enforcement Shotgun Armorer
• •Bolt-Action Sniper Rifle Armorer

KLETC offers deep-dive investigation training:

• •Homicide & Death Investigation - Conducting and managing complex death cases
• •Sex Crimes Investigation - Victim-centered investigation approaches
• •Drug Conspiracy Investigations - Multi-agency drug trafficking cases
• •Human Trafficking Investigations - Identification, investigation, and victim recovery
• •Child Sexual Abuse Investigations - Specialized protocols for child victims
• •Crime Scene Investigation & Photography - Evidence documentation and processing
• •Financial Abuse of Elders & Dependents - Vulnerable population investigations
• •Domestic Violence & Strangulation Cases - Trauma-informed response and evidence
• •Property Crimes Investigation - Burglary, theft, and asset recovery

KLETC recognizes that officer safety extends beyond the range. Courses include:

• •Stress Management & Cop Stress
• •Emotional Intelligence & Mindset for Law Enforcement
• •Foundations of Resilience for First Responders
• •Spiritual Fitness & Family Support for Public Safety
• •Police Officer Wellness & Fitness Duty
• •Mindfulness Techniques for Public Safety
• •Contemporary Issues: LEO Suicide Assessment & Prevention
• •Peer Support & Critical Incident Debriefing

For supervisors and command staff:

• •Law Enforcement Leadership Development
• •Investigations Unit Leadership Development
• •Field Training Officer Program & Management
• •Supervising Patrol at Critical Incidents
• •Gold Shield Law Enforcement Leadership (21st Century)

KLETC also covers niche but critical areas:

• •Collision Investigation - Level I and Level II intermediate training
• •DUI Detection & Prosecution - ARIDE (Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement)
• •Search & Seizure - 4th Amendment updates and bulletproof report writing
• •Open Source Intelligence - Digital investigation techniques
• •Confidential Source Management - CI handling and liability
• •Interview & Interrogation - Science-based REID technique and cognitive interviewing
• •Forensic Statement Analysis - Deception detection
• •Trial Preparation - Testimony, evidence presentation, prosecution strategy
• •Civil Process & Service - Legal compliance
• •School Resource Officer Training - SRO certification, K-12 classroom training
• •DARE Officer Training - Drug Abuse Resistance Education
• •Sovereign Citizens & Domestic Terrorism - Identifying and responding to extremist threats

KLETC conducts training across Kansas, including locations in Topeka, Hays, Dodge City, Salina, Derby, Parsons, and other regional centers, making courses accessible to agencies statewide.

Training is designed for:

• •State and local law enforcement officers
• •Corrections and detention staff
• •School resource officers
• •Probation and parole officers
• •Prosecutors and investigative support
• •First responders and emergency personnel

Many courses count toward Kansas POST (Peace Officer Standards & Training) certification requirements.