Course Description
This program offers an introduction to the skills required to conduct and report voluntary, non-custodial interviews in public areas of transportation systems. This program covers the basic of interview procedures, and can be followed up with advanced training in specific techniques such as Reid, Wicklander and Behavioral Pattern Recognition.
Aviation Security Professionals
should be familiar with what conduct constitutes
a seizure under the Fourth Amendment and they should
be familiar with what conduct may taint statements.
AIR is an abbreviation for Assess/Interview/Report. |
Pre-requisites
Who Should Attend
The class was
designed to meet the needs of Aviation Inspectors, Airport
Law Enforcement/Security Personnel and Port Law
Enforcement/Security Manager and Aviation Operations
Managers.
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Class Format
Classroom lecture, discussion, PowerPoint, video scenarios, role-play, practical exercises.
Students will be provided with instruction and an overview of problems, solutions, procedures, policies and techniques for interviewing "persons of interest" in a public setting.
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Certifications &
Diplomas
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Key Topics
• Establishing Goals & Objectives
• Analyzing Behavior
• Improving Your Observation
Powers
• Predicting Hostile Intent
• Conducting a Goal Oriented
Interview with Time Limitations
• Understanding Non-Verbal
Deceptive Behavior
• Custodial vs. Non-Custodial
Interview
• Report Writing:
Effectively Documenting Results
• Proper Treatment of Those
Interviewed
• Dealing with Uncooperative
Travelers
• Exercises
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