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TACTICAL TRADECRAFT SOLUTIONS LLC
Criminal interdiction is proactive police work. It uses lawful traffic stops and roadside encounters to identify and address criminal activity moving on the road.
Tactical Tradecraft Solutions LLC teaches criminal interdiction through Interdiction Academy 2.0, a one-day classroom course built on proven tactics, actual case experience, and current criminal tradecraft that officers can apply in the field.
Driving behaviors before a stop that are consistent with criminal activity.
Commercial motor vehicle documentation and operations, and the irregularities that matter.
Common and advanced concealment methods.
Verbal and nonverbal cues that indicate deception.
Structured roadside interviews that elicit contradictions.
Building reasonable suspicion through layered behavioral and contextual factors.
Current case law applied to interdiction encounters.
Reports and testimony that articulate the factors establishing probable cause.
The course integrates behavioral science with interdiction fundamentals so officers are equipped to establish reasonable suspicion, gain lawful consent, and prepare reports and testimony consistent with constitutional standards and case law.
Instruction focuses on observable behavior, articulable facts, lawful investigative practices, constitutional policing principles, and professional judgment. It does not teach profiling, and no training program can guarantee a particular legal outcome.
Delivery is classroom based: lecture, case study analysis, group discussion, interactive exercises, and practical scenarios.
Interdiction Academy 2.0 runs 10 hours in one day. Standard class hours are 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM unless otherwise noted.
It can be paired with Deceptive Behavioral Detection 2.0 as a two-day, 20-hour program. Open enrollment hosting is free to the host agency.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
VERIFIED ELIGIBILITY
Active sworn law enforcement personnel with full arrest authority only.
A 10-hour, one-day criminal interdiction course covering indicators before a stop, concealments, structured roadside interviews, reasonable suspicion, case law, and report writing.
A 10-hour, one-day course on detecting verbal and nonverbal deception during roadside encounters, interviews, and interdiction stops, including structured interviews between students.