What training areas may be considered necessary upon return from military service after an extended leave?

Upon returning from military service after an extended leave, refresher training in Patrol Procedures, Defensive Tactics, EVOC (Emergency Vehicle Operating Course), and Firearms is often deemed necessary to ensure that personnel are up-to-date with the latest practices, techniques, and policies.

This comprehensive approach acknowledges that, during an extended absence, there may have been significant changes in departmental protocols, technology, and best practices. Each of these areas plays a crucial role in the effectiveness and safety of law enforcement operations.

Patrol Procedures cover the standard operations and protocols that officers must follow while on duty, which could evolve over time. Defensive Tactics training equips officers with the skills necessary to protect themselves and others during confrontations. EVOC training ensures that officers are proficient in operating emergency vehicles safely and effectively under high-stress conditions. Firearms training reinforces weapon handling and marksmanship, essential for officer safety and public protection.

Being well-versed in all these areas is critical for personnel to reintegrate successfully into their role, maintain high operational standards, and adapt to any changes that may have occurred during their absence.