Training Courses

Our Location

1315 South Glenburnie Rd.
Suite B-10
New Bern, NC 28562

Phone: 252-514-2300
Fax: 252/514-2305

Email:
blackduckcorp@aol.com

Training Courses

Black Duck Corporation offers training for law enforcement, government agencies, corporations, armed and unarmed security. Training may be conducted at our 2,200 square foot facility in New Bern, North Carolina; or Black Duck Corporation will travel to your location. Additionally, tailored designed course can be developed for your needs. Many of the courses offered by Black Duck Corporation require the participant to provide a "fit for duty" certification due to the intensity of the training.

The Black Duck Corporation uses a variety of products in its' training division. We do not sell nor endorse any particular product or manufacturer.

In Depth Gang Awareness and Investigations: 8 Hours

This course covers not only the basics of gang identification but will look in depth at the history of certain gangs, identifying characteristics and what the common gang symbols mean. Much of the information in this class is gathered from gang members and their “knowledge” of what they consider that a “Tru Gangsta”

would know. Participants will learn tattoo recognition on gang members. This class covers African American street gangs, Asian gangs, Hispanic gangs, Outlaw Motorcycle gangs and The 5%ers The Nation of Gods and Earths. Course of Instruction includes; but is not limited to:

1. Gang overview, 2. African American Street Gangs, 3. Hispanic Street Gangs, 4. Asian Gangs, 5. Five Percenters (The Nation of God’s and Earth),
6. Outlaw Motorcycle Clubs (1%ers), 7. Gang Investigation (Case Preparation), 8. Gang Investigation (Field Interviews and Traffic Stops), 9. Officer Safety, 10. Interpreting Graffiti.

Population of Interest:
Patrol Officers, Criminal Investigators, Intelligence Divisions, Organized Crime Task Force Units, Probation/Parole Officers, Correctional Officers assigned to Intelligence and Security Threat Groups (STG)

Rural Surveillance: 24 Hours

This training is designed for the participant to obtain unique and specialized training to achieve the ability to conduct a rural/woodland operation and learn the art of invisibility in a woodland environment. Course topics include: Operational Planning, Camouflage Techniques, Prior Intelligence of Target Assessment, Safety Issues, Infiltration and Exfiltration Techniques, Hide Site Construction, Equipment Needs, and Surveillance Strategies. This is a hands-on training exercise conducted under arduous conditions. Participants should possess a working knowledge of video equipment.

Participants must provide an employer's "fit for duty" certification.

Population of Interest:
Narcotic Investigators, Private Investigators primarily engaged
in surveillance.
This course is not offered to the general public.

Physical Surveillance: 40 Hours

This training will provide the participant the knowledge of proper planning methods and techniques for conducting a successful foot, vehicle and stationary surveillance operation in an urban setting. Participants will receive instruction on: Operational Planning, Concealment Techniques, Prior Intelligence of Target Assessment, Safety Issues, Infiltration and Exfiltration Techniques, Equipment Needs, Personnel and Surveillance Strategies. This is a hands-on training exercise conducted under arduous conditions. Participants should possess a working knowledge of video equipment.

Participants must provide an employer's "fit for duty" certification.

Population of Interest:
Narcotic Investigators, Organized Crime Investigators,
Private Investigators primarily engaged in surveillance.
This course is not offered to the general public.

Fugitive Manhunt 45 Hours

This course is designed for law enforcement officers and K-9 Units to learn and evaluate tracking techniques which will lead to the apprehension of armed and dangerous fugitives. An arduous and taxing course which teaches: Land Navigation, Man Tracking Techniques, Dog Team Formations, Tactical/Cover Team Movement, Cover/Concealment and Camouflage, Line and Road March Formations, Officer Safety Issues, Identifying and Crossing Danger Areas, Team Hand-Offs, Rally Points, Nonverbal Communications, Proper Law Enforcement Identification in a Tactical Environment. This is a mentally and physically stressful course.

Population of Interest:
Law Enforcement/K-9 Units/Corrections.
Requires a fit for duty certification from participants employer

Protective Services Detail Protection of Designated Personnel : 40 hrs

Terminal Learning Objective:

1)      Without the aid of reference, demonstrate a basic understanding of
the planning and execution of Protective Service Operations.

2)    Without the aid of reference, perform basic tasks as team member of
a Protective Services Detail.

Enabling Learning Objectives:

1)    Employ advanced armed and unarmed close-quarter combat skills as a
Personal Security Officer.

2)    Command and control Protective Services Detail operations as a PSD
Shift Leader.

3)    Develop heightened awareness as a protective team member

4)    Employ advanced close-quarter combat skills and escalation of
force as an Inner Cordon Team Member

5)    Deploy a defensive perimeter for static or mobile operations as an
Outer Cordon Team Member

6)    Conduct route and zone reconnaissance as an Advance Team Member.

7)    Develop and Employ Counter-Surveillance Tactics

8)    Deny physical access and surveillance to High Risk Personnel as a
Protective Services Vehicle Operator.

9)    Plan and supervise PSD operations as Mission Special Agent in Charge.

Population of Interest: City , State and County law enforcement

CURRENT SCHEDULE
AT A GLANCE

Protective Services Detail
Protection of Designated Personnel

April 9- 13, 2012
Central Piedmont Community College
North Campus
Huntersville, North Carolina

Fugitive Manhunt

February 20- 24, 2012
NC National Guard
Training Center
Fort Fisher, North Carolina