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Captain Travis Yates, owner of
www.policedriving.com and
columnist for www.policeone.com
is one of the available instructors. Captain Yates commands
the Precision Driver Training Unit with the Tulsa, Okla. Police
Department and is a nationally recognized driving instructor
including expertise in tire deflation devices and the pursuit
intervention technique. Captain Yates has a Master of Science Degree
in Criminal Justice from Northeastern State University and is a
graduate of the FBI National Academy.
In 2005, Captain Yates was honored by the
Advanced Drivers of
America as a Honorary Fellow and in 2008 he received the Police
Trainer of the Year Award by
Law Officer Magazine.
Travis writes a monthly safety column for
Police One and is a frequent contributor to
Law Officer Magazine
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Deputy Ron Kelley is a 20 year law enforcement veteran.
Deputy Kelley is the Training
Coordinator and the Senior Driving Instructor for the Osceola
County Sheriff’s Office in Kissimmee, Florida.
Deputy Kelley was
instrumental in creating and implementing the Teen Driver
Challenge, a statewide public education program sponsored by the
Florida Sheriff's Association. He has
extensive experience with emergency driving, tire deflation
devices, vehicle stop and roadway safety instruction. Ron
was named the 2007 Deputy of the Year for his dedication to
driver training. |
Contact
policedriving@yahoo.com to schedule your Pursuit / Driving Seminar.
"In
one day, three more names appear on
www.odmp.org, now totaling 176. There
are 11 more days in this year. At the average of
1 lost officer every 2 days, there could be 5
more names appear, taking the total over 180
fallen brothers and sisters. I pray that none
will be any I currently know or have had
the pleasure to meet. If there ever was a time,
more so now than
ever, we should center focus on Officer Safety.
Providing the best training of the three S's,
and that being Simple, Safe and
Street Proven, is needed, more so important
now than ever. Going
into the new year of 2008, let every cadet's and officer's soul we touch
through the training we present, remain here on
earth." Osceola, Florida
Deputy Ron Kelley
Disclaimer: This site is not affiliated with the Tulsa Police
Department nor does it endorse or recommend any particular product or
training technique. |
