Form Az (2021) linois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board 4500 South 6 Street Road, Km 173 «Spngfeld, Ilinois 62709-6177 Telephone: (217) 782-4540 Executive Institute/MTU Course Certification Application 1 Course Vendor/ Instructor: 2. Course Title: ‘3 Hours in Course: Will County Sheriff Use of Force Simulator A 15 4, Course objective and narrative description (ase additional pages, necessary): Ti Training Corp simulator for scenario based use of force training. 5 Method of evaluating sated objectives applicable Demonstration and verbal testing. ‘6 Method of presentation (indicate all techniques used) Gilecture (| Demonstration [0 Simulation Gl Scenario/Role Playing Cl Conference (0 Online C1 Other 7. Tbelieve the reviewed and submitted course materials meet the mandated training guidelines for (cheek all that apply): i Mandate Total Hours ‘Scenario Based Hours Gil Rights ‘D Constitutional/Proper Use of LE Authority (Drisis ntervention ‘D cultural Competency (D Bimergency Medical Response CHtfuman Rights Titegal Updates ‘Officer Wellness and Mental Health (Procedural Justice i Paychology of Domestic Violence {D Reporting Child Abuse and Neglect 1 Sexual Assault Trauma Informed Response Use of Foro (excluding below subsoctions) 5 5 De-scalation Techniques 5 5 High sk Trafic Stops 1 Law concerning stops searches, and use of force Officer Safety Teehniques ‘Specialized Tr ing ‘Total Hours Scenario-Based Hours ‘Ci Griss intervention Team Training (CTT) (Ci Lead Homicide Investigator (D Sehool Resource Ofier (SRO) 7 Sexual Assault Investigator Training 12, Isthis course copyrighted orlicense protected? C1Yes ml No Tfyes, then complete Form X 8. certify that the information contained herein is true and complete to the best of my knowledge and the training course(s) has been vetted pursuant to our MTU policy and is/are of sufficient quality for Board certification. I authorize investigation of all facts contained in this Application and agree to provide any ditional information as may be required by the Board. I understand that false or misleading information given in this Application or interview/s may result in immediate decertification of this course and/or any course offered by the Applicant. MTU Coordinator or Chairman: Date of Request:2022 Scenario based use of force training using the TI Corp., Use of Force simulator. Will County Sheriff's Police Instructor(s): Lt. J. Allen, Sot. B. Gilbert, Sgt. M. Shaughnessy, Dep. K. Heath-Chudwin, Dep. J.Jerz, , Dep. B. Doyle Dep. N. Hindman, Dep. A. Connolly, Dep. A. Baker, Dep. J. Kane, Dep. A. Carter, Dep. M. Stortz, Dep. M, Houlihan, Dep. D. Beck, Dep. £. Gabrielson, Dep. P. Jones Dates: TBD Materials: Ti Corp Simulator and associated accessories, classroom, Response to Resistance Policy, 720 ILCS 7-5 Peace officers’ use of force in making an arrest, Tennessee vs. Garner, Graham vs. Connor. Associated accessories are Ti Corp OC spray can, Ti Taser, IR modified Glock 22 pistol or Ti simulator pistol, baton. Sterlize room and participants of all lve fire lethal and less-lethal tools. Classroom portion: Sterilze all people present of any live-fire weapons, tasers, and OC spray. Review the materials that will be used as reference throughout the scenarios, to include the Response to Resistance Policy, Graham factors, Tennessee v Garner. Highlight the changes in the Response to Resistance Policy, including but not limited to, use of deadly force and totality of the circumstances. Brief Deputy on how to interact with the scenario and encourage them to offer feedback as they are going through the scenario, to verbalize if they would do something differently that how itis being presented in the video scenario. Encourage Deputies to think their way through the entire scenario and allow them to use different approaches or tactics than what the video presents. 1. Scenario involving successful de-escalation; less-lethal. a. Deputy will engage a scenario that requires verbal commands and the potential use of 0C or Taser to successfully gain compliance from scenario subject: b. Scenario should be able to be resolved without use of force above verbal commands, or verbal commands and presentation of a less-lethal tool such as OC or Taser. Deputy articulates his/her chosen use of force or verbal commands in accordance with departmental Response to Resistance policy and state law. d. Debrief and discussion. Hl. Scenario involving successful de-escalation; lethal. a. Deputy will engage a scenario that requires verbal commands and the potential use of deadly force. Scenario should be able to be resolved without use of force above verbal commands and articulation of deadly force consequences. Deputy articulates his/her chosen use of force or verbal commands in accordance with departmental Response to Resistance policy and state law. 4d. Debrief and discussion. IIL Scenario involving unsuccessful de-escalation; less-lethal. a. Deputy will engage a scenario that requires verbal commands and the presentation of a less-lethal tool, such as OC, Taser, or ASP. b. Deputy will attempt to gain compliance through verbal commands and presentation of (0C, Taser, and/or ASP, When the subject continues to or increases their threat of bodily harm to the Deputy, Deputy will respond by using chosen tool to gain compliance.2022 Scenario based use of force training using the TI Corp., Use of Force simulator. accordance with Deputy articulates his/her chosen use of force or verbal commands departmental Response to Resistance policy and state law. 4. Debrief and discussion. IV. Scenario involving use of foree; lethal a. Deputy will engage a scenario that requires the use of deadly force. b. Deputy will resolve scenario through deadly force, either because de-escalation attempts were unsuccessful, and a threat to life was present, or because the danger to life was imminent and de-escalation was not feasible, €. Deputy articulates his/her chosen use of force in accordance with departmental Response to Resistance policy and state law. 4. Debrief and discussion. Deputy completes training evaluation. Be sure participants retrieve live-fire weapons and tools prior to returning to the street Instructor Bios: Deputy kim Heath-Chudwin has been a Will County Sherif’s Deputy for 18 years and is the department's Range Master. With Will County, Dep. Heath-Chudwin has two years of corrections experience, 8 years of patrol experience, and has been the Range Master for 8 years. Dep. Heath- ‘Chudwin was an FTO while in Patrol, has instructor level training for use of force, ess lethal shotgun, rapid deployment, MACTAC, and has been a firearms instructor for 16 years. In addition to running the range, she is the lead firearms instructor and weapon armorer for the department. Dep. Heath-Chudwin teaches pistol, patrol rifle, women’s shooting skills classes, and use of force classes for the department, and local state training MTUS. She has taught at conferences for ILEETA, Ohio Tactical Officers’ ‘Association, and the Illinois Tactical Officers’ Association. Dep. Heath-Chudwin is also trained in basic ‘SWAT, designated marksman, less lethal shotgun, vehicle COB, and is a Master Tactical Patrol Officer, certified through Illinois Tactical Officer's Association. She has attended Force Science institutes’ Use of Force analyst training and Realistic De-escalation Instructor training, Dep. Jeffrey Jere has been a Will County Deputy for 19 years and has been in law enforcement for 21 years. Dep. Jer? is assigned to the training unit and has been a use of force instructor since 2006 He is also a Firearms Instructor, Active Shooter Response/Rapid Deployment instructor, Rescue Task Force instructor, MACTAC instructor, Bleeding Control/Trauma Management instructor and Taser instructor. He is also an Illinois Active Threat Master Instructor. During his career he has been a Field Training Officer, Crime Scene Investigator and Traffic Crash Investigator. He is a Crisis/Hostage Negotiator on the departments SWAT team and a member of the Departments Honor Guard. Detective Jon Kane has been a Will County Deputy for 4 years, and in law enforcement for 15 years. Det. Kane is a state Use of Force instructor and certified Rapid Deployment instructor, and has taught both. He is also a certified firearms instructor, range officer and Glock armorer. Det. Kane is also2022 Scenario based use of force training using the TI Corp., Use of Force simulator. a certified instructor through the US Army, and teaches annually at the US Army Intelligence Center for Excellence (USAICoE), Counterintelligence Agent Course at Ft. Huachuca, AZ. Deputy Anthony Baker has been employed with the Will County Sheriff's Office since 2017 and hhas worked as a Police Officer in llinois since 2015. Dep. Baker maintains an active role at the Sheriff's Office as a Patrol Deputy, Field Training Officer, Firearms instructor, Use of Force Instructor, and Immediate Trauma Care Instructor. Anthony also serves as an Operator on the WCSO SWAT Team, Marine Unit, and the ILEAS WMD Special Response Team. Anthony has assisted in providing the Sheriffs Office Training in the above areas through coordinated efforts with the Training Division. Anthony has participated in instruction with several scenario-based trainings, as well as being involved in several Critical Incidents and SWAT Operations. Lt. John Allen is employed with the Will County Sheriff's Department and has worked as a Police Officer in the state of illinois since 2009. Lt. Allen has an active role at the Department as a Patrol Sergeant, Field Training Officer, Firearms Instructor, Use of Force Instructor, Rescue Task Force Instructor, and an Immediate Trauma Care Instructor. He also serves as an Operator on the SWAT team, and as the Sniper Team Leader. John has assisted in providing the Department training in the above areas through coordinated efforts with the department's Training Division. John has further been involved in and created numerous scenario-based trainings in addition to being involved in several critical incidents and SWAT operations. Deputy Stortz has been with the Will County Sheriffs office for 12 years. Deputy Stortz is a Use (of Force Instructor and has also taught Tactical K-9 Traling, K-9 Utilization, and Perimeter Development. He is certified in Use of Force Instructor, SWAT COB, K-9 Man-Trailing and Tactical Casualty Combat Core. Deputy Stortz isa K-9 Handler(Sloodhound), SWAT Operator and Marine Unit Operator. Deputy Hindman has been employed with the Will County Sherif’s Office since 2016 and has, ‘worked as a police officer in illinois since 2010. Deputy Hind man maintains an active role at the Sheriffs Office as a Patrol Deputy, is certified as a Use of Force Instructor and Field Training Officer. Deputy Hindman has assisted in providing the Sheriff's Office training in the above areas through coordinated efforts with the Training Division. Deputy Hindman has participated in instruction with several scenario- based trainings, as well as being involved in several critical incidents. Deputy Brandon Doyle has been employed with the Will County Sheriff's Office since June of 2016. Dep. Doyle maintains an active role at the Sheriff's Office as a Patrol Deputy, Firearms Instructor, Use of Force Instructor, and Enhanced Diversionary Device instructor. Brandon also serves an Operator on the WCSO SWAT Team, SWAT Technology Response Unit, and the ILEAS WMD Special Response Team. Brandon has assisted in providing the Sherif’s Office Training in the above areas through coordinated efforts with the Training Division. Brandon has participated with several scenario-based ‘trainings, 2s well as being involved in several Critical Incidents and SWAT Operations.2022 Scenario based use of force training using the TI Corp., Use of Force simulator. Set. Ben Gilbert began his law enforcement career in 2008 and has been a member of, the Will County Sheriff's Office since 2015. Sgt. Gilbert is a certified Use of Force Instructor and has also worked as an AXON Taser instructor and field training officer. Dep. Houlihan has been a Will County Deputy/police officer for approximately 9 years. Dep. Houlihan isa certified use of force instructor and has also taught pistol, rifle, and ballistic shield. He is also State certified firearms and rifle instructor as well as Glock/AR armorer. Mark has been a member cof Will County SOG/SWAT for two years and assigned to the Gang Suppression Unit for 3 years. Dep. Houlihan has attended the Mid-South Institute combat shooting/40hour live fire COB course and Chicago SWAT 5 day Shield operator class as well as several firearms courses. Deputy Houlihan is prior Ar Force enlisted Security Forces and Combat Arms where he was also certified as Range instructor/safety officer, armorer, and armory operations. Dep. Adetheid Connolly has been a Will County Deputy for 11 years. Dep. Connolly is a use of force instructor and firearms instructor for the department. She has taught multiple yearly firearms {qualification courses and in house firearms related training. Dep. Connolly is a Glock armorer and AR 15 armorer. Deputy Connolly is also a critical incident stress management peer and has taken part in many nt debriefings with Joliet police department, Mokena Police Department and University Park Police Department. Deputy Connolly has also taught multiple in-house training courses for the Auxiliary ical Incident stress management/resiliency and in body searches. Dep. Gabrielson has been a Will County Deputy for almost 19 years. Dep. Gabrielson is a Use of Force instructor and has also taught as an instructor of Defensive Tactic, Rescue Task Force, and Oleoresin Capscium Spray/Less Lethal Impact Weapons. He currently Is a certified instructor in Use of Force and Rescue Task Force. Dep. Gabrielson has been a member of the Will County SWAT team for 10 years, in which, he is currently an Assistant Team Leader. Dep. Gabrielson has also been a certified FTO for 12 years. Dep. Beck (#1681) has been a Will County Deputy for 17 years and was a Correctional Officer for 2 years with Will County Sheriff's Dept prior. Dep. Beck is a use of force instructor. Dep. Beck has also been an FTO for the majority of his career. Dep. Patrick Jones has been in law enforcement for 20 years. Dep. Jones has 8 years of corrections experience in the Will County Adult Detention Facility, and 12 years’ experience in the Patrol Division. Dep. Jones holds certifications in Basic SWAT Entry, Advance SWAT Entry and Midsouth Institute, He Is also a Firearms, Rifle, and Control and Arrest Tactics instructor. Dep. Jones is also an FTO, Glock Armor, and Crisis Negotiator for the Will County SWAT Team. Dep. Andre Carter has been a Will County Deputy for 17 years, 10 of which as an Emergency Response Team member at the Will County Adult Detention Facility. Dep. Carter teaches Oleoresin Capsicum, expandable baton, and the FN 303 less lethal launcher. He is also a Police Firearms and Patrol! Rifle instructor. Dep. Carter also has certifications in Police Strategy and Tactics, Police Tactical arms, Master Firearms Instructor, Level 1 Pistol COB, and Crisis Intervention, Dep. Carter is also an FTO.2022 Scenario based use of force training using the TI Corp., Use of Force simulator. Sergeant Shaughnessy has been a Will County Deputy for ten years. Sergeant Shaughnessy is a control tactics instructor as well as a firearms instructor, and is certified in FTO. He holds armorer certifications for Glock, ARIS, and Accuracy International. Sergeant Shaughnessy is also a member of the Sniper Team on the Will County Sheriff SWAT Team.5000 - Use of Force / Response to Resistance - WCSO Intranet Page 2 of 22 Youarehere: Home > File & Form List > WCSO Policy and Procedure Manual > 8000-Use of Force / Response to Resletance 5000 - Use of Force / Response to Resistance otal 4 Atministor 2 September 27h 2017 © June vith 2078 @ Hite 586 WILL COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE GENERAL ORDER ‘suBJECT: |USE OF FORCE / RESPONSE TO RESISTANCE 7 “ORDER NO. |5000- (Previously 1.3 | Rescinds 1.3.2) ISSUE DATE: ‘SEPTEMBER 19TH, 2017 ~ ~ {EFECTIVEDATE: SEPTEMBER 19TH, 2017 RELATED POLICIES: 90,2 RULES OF CONDUCT REVIEW AUTHORITY: UNDERSHERIFF or DESIGNEE REVIEWMONTH: SEPTEMBER 1, PURPOSE ‘This order establishes guidelines concerning the use of force by police employees. The authority to use force In securing compliance with the law is basic to the role of maintaining public order. N. POLICY Itis the policy of the Will County Sheriff's Office that only such force which is reasonably necessary shall be used and will be in conformity with the Statutes and Constitutions of the State of Illinois and the United States of America. IM, DEFINITIONS Active Resistor: Resistance that poses a threat of harm to the deputy or others, such as when a subject attempts to attack 8 deputy; exhibits combative behavior, (e.g, lunging toward the deputy striking the deputy with hands, ists, kicks, or any instrument thet may be perceived as @ weapon such as a knife or stick); or [nttp://intranet/index.php/intranet-files-forms/weso-policy-and-procedure-manual/256-S000-... 6/9/20205000 - Use of Force / Response to Resistance - WCSO Intranet Page 3 of 22 ‘attempts to leave the scene, fle, hide from detection, or pull eway from the deputy’s grasp. Verbal statements alone do not constitute active resistance. Bracing or tensing slone ordinarlly do not constitite active resistance, but may pose a threat of harm tothe deputy or others. Blue Team: A software component of 1A Pro, Blue Team Is used by line Enforcement and Correctional deputies for reporting uses of force. Blue Team software is used for case management of first supervision Informal Inquiries. Carotid Neck Hold o Carotid Choke Hold or Sleeper Hold—epplying pressure to the cerotid neck arteries ‘with the intent to reduce or prevent blood flow to the brain. ‘Chemical Munltions-Oleoresin capsicum (0C) and orthochlorebenzsl malonitrile (CS) munitions which can be fire, launched, or otherwise propelled. This does not include OC spray or foam which Is deployed frome ‘hand-held projector. Chokehold~applying any direct pressure to the throat, windpipe, or sirway of another with the intent to reduce o prevent the intake of air. Chokehold does not include any holding involving contact with the neck that isnot intended to reduce the intake of alr. (720 ILCS §/7-5.5(c)) Deadly Force—that force which Is Intended or ikaly to cause death or great bodily harm. 720 ILCS 5/7-8 lists Inclusions within the statute, “Force likely to cause death or great bodily harm.” De-eecalation- Techniques and other alternatives to higher levels of force consistent with his or her training when possible and appropriate before resorting to force and to reduce the need for force. Used when possible and when such delay will not compromise the safety of the officer or another end will not result in the destruction of evidence, escape of a suspect, or commission of 8 crime, an officer shall allow en Individual time en opportunity to submit to verbal commands before force is used, when feasible, Great Bodlly Harm—serious physical injury that creates @ substantial risk of death, or causes serious permanent disfigurement. or resuits In long-term loss or Impairment of the function of any bodily member or organ, 1A Pro: Software administrated by the Internel Affairs Division that is specifically designed for case management of internal Affairs Division Formal inquires, Departmental Informal Inquires, Early Warning Intervention management, Uses of Force reporting along with providing the Will County Sheriff's Office with statistical and analytical data. Imminent Threat: imminent Threat refers to an impending threat or resistence that @ Deputy reesonably believes will occur, based on the totality of circumstances, Imminent is not limited to immediate or instantaneous. A person may pose an imminent threat even if that person is not pointing a weapon at the officer to have the present means, Intent, opportunity and ability to complete the threat regardless of whether the threatened action has been initiated. hitp://intranet/index.php/intranet-files-forms/weso-policy-and-provedure-tnanual/256-5000-..._ 6/9/20205000 - Use of Force / Response to Resistance - WCSO Intranet Page 4 of 22 + Intent: The subject's apparent dé ire, which can be indicated by words, body language or actions. + Means:The instrument, mechanical or physteal, which may be used to cause Injury. + Opportunity: The time and/or place, which allows the subject to use the means to cause Injury + Ability: The Subject hes the capability to cary of the action or teat. Justified—e finding in a Response to Resistance Review that concludes the employee's response to 1nd necessary, and complied with Department policy. resistence was reasonat Less Lethal Weapon—Those items which, when used property, ae less likely to result in death or serious physical injury. Authorized chemical sprays, batons, chemical munitions, and Taser CEWs. Loss Lethal Impact Projectiles~Munitions which can be fired, launched, or otherwise propelled for the purpose of encouraging compliance, overcoming resistance, or preventing serious injury without posing « significant potential of causing death, Examples include bean bags, launch able wooden, foam, or rubber batons, rubber pellets, and other fke items. [Not Justified finding that concludes the employee's responce to resistance was elther not reasonable or necessary, or did not comply with Department Policy. Officer-Involved Death—Any death of an individual that results directly from an action of directly from an Intentional omission, including unreasonable delay Involving a person in custody or intentional fallure to seek ‘medical attention when the need for treatment is apparent, of a law enforcement officer wihile the officer ls ‘on duty, or otherwise acting within the scape of his or her empioyment, or while the officer is off duty, but performing activities that are within the scope of his or her law enforcement duties. Officerinvolved death Includes any death resulting from @ motor vehicle accident, if the law enforcement officer was engaged in law enforcement activity involving the individual or the individual's vehicle in the process of apprehension ot attempt to apprehend, (50 1LCS 727/1-5) Passive Resistor—An individual who is unccoperative but does not exhibit any act of physical aggression towerd another. Preferred Target Zones—Below the neck on the rear of the body, or the lower torso on the front of the body. Reasonable Belief—Facts or circumstances the employee knows, or should know, are such as to cause an ordinary and prudent employee to act or thinkin a similar way under similar circumstances. Deputy- Sworn employee of the Will County Sheriff's Office that are employed inthe capacity of « Deputy or Deputy Correctional Officer bttp:/intranet/index.php/intranet-files-forms/weso-policy-and-procedure-manual/256-S000-,... 6/9/2020