CENOP - International Police School For Peace

INTERNATIONAL POLICE SCHOOL FOR PEACE “BRIGADIER GENERAL JAIME RAMÍREZ GÓMEZ”

CENOP SACRIFICE - COURAGE - PEACE

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SAN LUIS

THE INTERNATIONAL POLICE SCHOOL FOR PEACE (“CENOP” IS ACRONYM IN SPANISH) IS LOCATED IN THE MUNICIPALITY OF SAN LUIS, IN THE CENTRAL PART OF THE DEPARTMENT OF TOLIMA ON THE EASTERN EDGE OF THE CENTRAL ANDEAN MOUNTAIN RANGE, IN THE WARM VALLEY OF THE UPPER MAGDALENA.

TEMPERATURE

86°F 40% HUMIDITY COORDINATES

4º15’41.0”N 75º00’55.6”W

BECAUSE OF THE VARIETY OF CLIMATES AND THE DIFFERENT GEOLOGICAL STRUCTURES FOUND THERE, THE MUNICIPALITY HAS AN AMAZINGLY RICH LANDSCAPE AND A TREMENDOUS BIODIVERSITY.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

CENOP is located in the village of La Laguna, in the municipality of San Luis in the Department of Tolima, some 170 kilometres from Bogotá D.C. to the west of the central part of the country and on one side of the central Andean mountain range. In an area covering 1,701 hectares the training centre is designed to provide training to members of the Colombian National Police force and members of police forces of our friends and allies. Up to 4,000 individuals can be trained at this centre which has 32 classrooms, and 29 barracks as well as training camps and sports fields that complement the comprehensive training programmes for all members of police forces who undergo training at the School. The different types of terrain found within the “CENOP” facility, with plains and mountains and a tremendous variety of climates enables the development of different types of courses and training opportunities throughout the year. All this helps to provide extensive and continuous different types of police training.

There are interactive classrooms, a landing strip, firing range for long and short weapons, an explosives training area and a firing range for snipers. CENOP also has an Olympic-size swimming pool, experimental illegal crop plantations, simulated coca based cocaine hydrochloride laboratories, as well as areas for patrol bases. In other words, CENOP offers the chance of recreating training experiences as close as possible to real situations to train police in the techniques used in the fight against all types of criminality so these same police are trained to contribute to bringing stabilization to national territory and the consolidation of peace.

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INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

INTERNATIONAL POLICE SCHOOL FOR PEACE

“CENOP” came about in 2005, following the acquisition of land belonging to the “Los Pijaos” ranch, which had previously been occasionally used for combat courses for personnel from the “Gabriel González” police school in the municipality of El Espinal in Tolima. As the graduate students showed great promise after completing the training programmes, this led to the expansion and building of new facilities for providing more training to special operations teams from the National Police force. Consequently, the school was improved and by 2008 through Resolution 05775 of 31 December 2008 the National Police Operations School (“Escuela Nacional de Operaciones de la Policía Nacional (CENOP)”) was created with the aim of training police officers through teaching and instructing on the training and promotion courses for officers, NCOs and executive level officers as well as providing such courses for special groups that are offered training at the institution.

In 2016, as a consequence of the new operational scenario for the public security forces following the Peace Agreement signed with the FARC, the National Police force refocused their training strategy to have a greater emphasis on strengthening knowledge, training and preparation on issues dealing with police intervention, as well as on the Institutional commitment to maintain the post agreement peace process in the face of newly emerging crime both in rural and urban areas.

Therefore, through resolution No. 05989 of 22 September 2016 “CENOP” changed its name to what is now known as the “Brigadier General Jaime Ramírez Gómez” International Police School for Peace to strengthen the police operations of control, support and assistance that are contributing to the consolidation of peace and the maintenance of institutional capabilities to deal with the challenges that the Nation now faces in the new context.

Today through the development of academic programs based on respect for human rights and international humanitarian law, special urban and rural operational groups are being trained, together with police auxiliaries, to continue being an international benchmark in the fight against crime in all its guises and in the development of citizen participation strategies. This International Police School for Peace is, therefore becoming the first educational support center for high and low intensity police operations dedicated to maintaining peace.

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The fundamental mission of the International Police School for Peace (“CENOP” is acronym in Spanish) is to teach, train and retrain in response to the needs of society in a post conflict and peace consolidation scenario.

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INTRODUCTION

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INTRODUCTION

COURSES eeks 10 w

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POLICE SERVICE URBAN AND RURAL OPERATIONS

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“JUNGLA” SPECIAL INTERDICTION OPERATIONS AGAINST DRUG TRAFFICKING

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PREVENTION, SECURITY AND DEFENSE OF AREAS AND FACILITIES

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SPECIAL TACTICS IN THE USE OF PRECISION WEAPONS

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HANDLING AND SAFETY WHEN DEALING WITH EXPLOSIVES, DEMOLITION AND OPERATIONAL DEMINING

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LIFE SUPPORT AND EMERGENCY EVACUATION

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INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING TECHNIQUES IN POLICE OPERATIONS

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HANDLING OF SMALL BOATS AND SECURITY OF RIVERS

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TERRESTRIAL EXPLORATION AND RECONNAISSANCE

eeks 10 w eeks 10 w eeks 12 w eeks 12 w eks 8 we

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HELICOPTERBORNE OPERATIONS AND ROPE ACCESS (VERTICAL WORK) OPERATIONS

eks 8 we

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CROWD CONTROL AND RIOT CONTROL FOR CIVILIAN SAFETY AND SECURITY

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HOW TO HANDLE AND CONTROL CROWDS

eks 8 we eeks 10 w

eeks 20 w eeks 10 w eeks 12 w

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COURSES

Men and women, able to fight against all types of criminal phenomena and prepared to guarantee citizen security throughout the country and ensure the consolidation of peace.

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COURSES

POLICE SERVICE URBAN AND RURAL OPERATIONS COURSE

DURATION:

10 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE To strengthen the training for police services in terms of techniques, tactics and procedures in respect of rural

forces from other countries as part of the promotion of interagency training and support agreements between Colombia and other countries in the fight against transnational crime.

operations that enable the Police Service to be more

STUDY PLAN

dynamic in population centres, productive, agricultural

Humanistic

and livestock areas as well as in border areas, national parks, nature reserves, protected indigenous areas, areas with Afro Colombian communities, etc.

JUSTIFICATION Operationalizing Police Service urban and rural patrols depends on having police officers able to implement police tactics, techniques and procedures as well as use special equipment. This must be applicable in priority areas in respect of citizen security and coexistence, thereby providing an effective response to the security needs of those living in the countryside, facilitating the mobilization and action of state entities and the creation of economic and social development conditions.

APPLICANT PROFILE

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Physical fitness

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Social prevention

Police •

Arms and explosives applicable to police service and police operations

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Basic police tactics system

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Shooting skills and practices

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Management of tactical units on the ground

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Navigation systems and resources

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Healthcare first responders

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Police procedures and information systems

Regulatory •

Human rights, international humanitarian law, regulatory updating and police integrity

Elective disciplines

National Police Personnel in the ranks of officer, NCO,

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Integrated system of rural security

executive level and patrol officers on active service

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Interdiction operations

and members of the Military or members of the police

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Police command and leadership

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COURSES

In response to the social and criminal dynamics of the country, the academic programs of the International Police School for Peace (“CENOP”) develop and strengthen technical, tactical and operational competencies of police men and women.

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DURATION:

20 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE

STUDY PLAN Humanistic

To strengthen the performance of police officers in operations targeted at drug trafficking in terms of

production,

trafficking,

commercialization

and

consumption. Thus, interdiction operations can be developed such as the destruction of laboratories, clandestine routes and the control of controlled substances. At the same time, officials are expected to be able to carry out work on manual eradication and security in the eradication of illicit crops in the different geographical areas of Colombia and participate in operations against common and organized crime, as well as high value targets in air, river and maritime operations.

JUSTIFICATION The fight against drug trafficking requires the National Police force to have members who are able to participate in interdiction operations in both rural and urban

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Physical conditioning and preparation

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Utilitarian swimming

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Anti-drug trafficking river operations

Police •

Field orientation I and II

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Tactical skills I and II

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Operational skills and maneuvers

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Healthcare first responders

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Weapons

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Shooting practice

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Use of force

Special Interdiction Operations •

Use of explosives in operations against drug trafficking

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Nocturnal operations

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Police procedures and police operational practices in fight against drug trafficking

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Operational order

structures involved in drug trafficking.

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Recognition and survival techniques in

APPLICANT PROFILE

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Members of the National Police force in the ranks of

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areas where there is a high level of activity by criminal

operational environments Introduction and practice of police airborne operations

officers, NCOs, executive officers and patrol officers on

Anti-drug trafficking operations and advanced shooting skills in populated areas

active service, and personnel from the Armed Forces or police forces from other countries in accordance with inter agency agreements between Colombia and other

Elective disciplines •

countries for training and support in the fight against transnational crimes.

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COURSES

Human rights, international humanitarian law, regulatory updating and police integrity

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Judicial police use against drug trafficking

02.

“JUNGLA” COURSE ON SPECIAL INTERDICTION OPERATIONS AGAINST DRUG TRAFFICKING

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COURSES

COURSE ON PREVENTION, SECURITY AND DEFENSE OF AREAS AND FACILITIES

DURATION:

10 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE To strengthen the technical, tactical and procedural

STUDY PLAN Humanistic •

Physical fitness

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Situational prevention

knowledge and skills in the design and implementation of active and passive defense systems in respect of

Police

areas and facilities with proven risk levels, both in rural

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Basic fundamentals in police operations

and urban areas and with a high incidence of activities

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Arms and explosives applicable to police and

by organized criminal structures.

police operations •

JUSTIFICATION It is essential for the National Police force to have police officers trained in the design and adaptation of structures that: increase the perimeter security levels of police areas and bases; improve the mechanisms and systems of protection of police units in different

Operational security and security for police facilities

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Security practices for police facilities

Regulatory •

Human rights, international humanitarian law, regulatory updating and police integrity

places to both protect facilities and personnel.

APPLICANT PROFILE National Police Personnel in the ranks of officer, NCO, executive level and patrol officers on active service and members of the military or members of the police forces from other countries as part of developing interagency training and support agreements between Colombia and other countries in the fight against transnational crime.

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COURSES

COURSE ON SPECIAL TACTICS IN THE USE OF PRECISION WEAPONS

DURATION:

12 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE To strengthen performance in: the management and maintenance of precision weapons used in support of rural operations; operational strategies aimed at neutralizing and dismantling organized criminal structures; participation in interdiction operations against drug trafficking.

JUSTIFICATION The manual eradication programs of illicit crops and the interdiction of drug trafficking, and the tasks of controlling and neutralizing the activities of criminal structures means having capable officials able to

STUDY PLAN Humanistic •

Physical fitness

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Use of force

Police •

training •

Urban tactics

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Knowledge applicable to police operations

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Competences and tactical skills

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Basic shooting practice

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Foundations and advanced shooting practices

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APPLICANT PROFILE

Long and medium range precision shooting practice

use special marksmanship equipment and to provide precision fire power.

Weapons and precision shooting basic

Regulatory •

Human rights, international humanitarian law, regulatory updating and police integrity

National Police Personnel in the ranks of officer, NCO, executive level and patrol officers on active service and members of the military or members of the police forces from other countries as part of the development of interagency training and support agreements between Colombia and other countries in the fight

Elective disciplines •

Procedures for marksmen during special interdiction operations

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Cover strategy aimed at urban security

against transnational crime.

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DURATION:

10 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE To strengthen technical, tactical and procedural skills and knowledge on the transport and use of explosives in support of rural operations targeted against organized criminal structures.

JUSTIFICATION The transportation and neutralization of seized ordnance requires officials with the knowledge and skills to be able to: minimize risks at the time of facing dangerous situations in rural operations; contribute to controlling and neutralizing activities of organized criminal structures.

STUDY PLAN Humanistic •

Physical conditioning and preparation

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Social prevention

Police •

Skills applicable to police special operations

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Breaching and demining

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Basic fundamentals with explosives and detonation systems

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Storage, transport and handling of explosives

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Operational demolition

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Operational leadership

Regulatory •

regulatory updating and police integrity

APPLICANT PROFILE National Police Personnel with the rank of officer, NCO, executive level and patrol officers on active service and personnel belonging to the military or police forces of other countries, in development of inter-agency agreements between Colombia and other countries in the training and support for fight against transnational crime.

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COURSES

Human rights, international humanitarian law,

Elective disciplines •

Equipment for operational demining in the field

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Demolition during interdiction operations

05.

COURSE ON SECURITY AND HANDLING OF EXPLOSIVES, DEMOLITION AND OPERATIONAL DEMINING

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COURSES

COURSE ON LIFE SUPPORT AND EMERGENCY EVACUATION

DURATION:

10 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE To strengthen knowledge, skills and capabilities: in primary pre-hospital care for yourself and other members of the Unit; to provide vital assistance and support to medical evacuations during rural police operations against organized criminal structures and the fight against drug trafficking; application of procedures guided by a healthcare professional or by a pre-hospital healthcare professional technician.

JUSTIFICATION Have staff trained in basic care for patients in areas where they are performing police operations by

STUDY PLAN Humanistic •

Physical conditioning

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Utilitarian swimming

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Social prevention

Police •

Skills and capabilities applicable to police operations

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Life support for trauma situations

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Healthcare first respondent

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Emergency and disaster care

Regulatory •

Human rights, international humanitarian law, regulatory updating and police integrity

achieving patient stabilization in prehospital areas to safeguard life of patient and of others.

APPLICANT PROFILE National Police personnel with the rank of executive level or patrol officers on active service and personnel belonging to the military or police from other countries in development of inter-agency training agreements between Colombia and other countries.

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DURATION:

12 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE

STUDY PLAN Humanistic •

Physical preparation and strengthening

To train National Police officers in teaching techniques

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Utilitarian and rescue swimming

in the area of tactical maneuvers applicable to police

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Basic Police tactical system

operations and in the area of spreading and teaching international humanitarian law (IHL), to achieve a

Police

favorable performance in the fulfilment of police work

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Weapons and explosives system teaching

so they are in charge of the training on the tactical,

techniques applicable to the police service

technical and procedural training courses required in

and operations

the rural areas.

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Learning and evaluation methodology for healthcare first responder

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JUSTIFICATION To have competent teachers/instructors in managing training scenarios by using teaching/training strategies that will allow them to proactively guide training on techniques, tactics and procedures in police operations.

APPLICANT PROFILE National Police personnel with the rank of Officer, NCO, executive level and patrol officers on active service who have passed the “Jungle Commando”, “Grenadier” or “COR” course.

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COURSES

Administrative academic management in shooting skills and practice

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Systems and resources for navigation: oral and written communication techniques

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Leading ground tactical units: practicing teaching, didactic and communicative skills

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Special Operations (river, helicopterborne)

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Operational leadership

Legal •

Human rights, international humanitarian law, regulatory updating and police integrity

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Current situation nationally and globally

07.

COURSE ON POLICE OPERATIONS INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING TECHNIQUES

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COURSES

The International Police School for Peace (“CENOP”) is creating training experiences that match, as close as possible, real life situations, so that police men and women can counter the emerging criminal phenomena of all the residual organized crime structures that are found in the country.

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COURSES

COURSE ON SMALL BOAT MANAGEMENT AND RIVER SECURITY

DURATION:

12 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE To strengthen the technical, tactical and procedural knowledge and skills in river operations; management and maintenance of river navigation and water rescue vessels and equipment applicable in respect of Police river patrol operations.

STUDY PLAN Humanistic •

Physical preparation and strengthening

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Utilitarian swimming, self-preservation and water rescue

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Prevention and responding to disasters

Police •

Basic fundamentals applicable to police operations

JUSTIFICATION To have staff trained in skills and capabilities in river procedures as fundamental for strategic position taking, information gathering, delivery of logistics and provisions, the disembarkation of personnel and elements, and patrols through areas of difficult access for the public security forces.

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Context and operational problems in water

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Fundamentals for the management of outboard motors and boats

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and river security •

National Police personnel with the rank of executive

Operational leadership in a river environment

Regulatory •

APPLICANT PROFILE

Techniques and tactics for river operations

Human rights, international humanitarian law, regulatory updating and police integrity

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Regulations and police river procedures

level or patrol officers on active service and personnel belonging to the military or police forces from other nationalities in development of inter-agency training agreements between Colombia and other countries.

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COURSES

LAND EXPLORATION AND RECONNAISSANCE COURSE

DURATION:

8 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE To strengthen the technical, tactical and procedural knowledge and skills in land exploration and guidance activities in support of rural police operations and the manual eradication operations of illicit crops and the interdiction of drug trafficking.

JUSTIFICATION To have suitably trained police officers undertaking land navigation and guiding patrols in line with the needs of the Anti-Drug Trafficking Section and rural police operations.

STUDY PLAN Humanistic •

Physical preparation

Police •

Basic fundamentals applicable to police operations

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Interpretation and management of terrestrial cartography

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Infiltration and reconnaissance

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Procedures to overcome obstacles

Regulatory •

Human rights, international humanitarian law, regulatory updating and police integrity

APPLICANT PROFILE National Police Personnel in the ranks of officers, executive level and patrol officers on active service, and members of the military or police forces from other countries as part of the promotion of interagency training agreements between Colombia and other countries.

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DURATION:

8 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE Strengthen the skills and capabilities of police officers in helicopterborne operations that enable directing on security and direction aspects of tactical descents in an effective and safe way, performing the different anchorages correctly to undertake exercises of: rappelling; fast roping; “SPIE” (Special Patrol Insertion/Extraction) roping; disembarking into water; land boarding and disembarking.

STUDY PLAN Humanistic •

Police •

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personnel belonging to the military or police forces from other nationalities in development of inter-agency training agreements between Colombia and other countries.

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COURSES

Human rights, international humanitarian law, regulatory updating and police integrity

the use of ropes in helicopterborne operations and

executive level or patrol officers on active service and

Techniques in natural and structural scenarios

of techniques, tactics and procedures applicable to

National Police personnel with the rank of officer,

Techniques for insertion and extraction by helicopter

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Legal

APPLICANT PROFILE

Techniques for descending, ascending and vertical rescue

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To have staff trained in skills and capabilities in terms

interdiction activities and police maneuvers.

Technical concepts; equipment; knots; anchors; capabilities and skills

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JUSTIFICATION

when working at altitude and applicable to narcotics

Physical preparation

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National and global updating

10.

COURSE ON HELICOPTERBORNE OPERATIONS AND ROPE ACCESS (VERTICAL WORK)

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COURSES

The “CENOP” commitment is to guarantee operational tactical training so that all Colombian police officers have the mental and physical capabilities to confront all the threats and challenges to ensure a safe and peaceful country for all Colombian people

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The academic programs of “CENOP� are targeted at the development of police procedures that can be technically and tactically instituted, with any appropriate adjustments to be able to fully respect human rights and comply with international humanitarian law.

We comply with current protocols for applying the law, making progressive use of the use of force before, during and after police intervention whilst bearing in mind need and proportionality thereby taking differential, progressive and rationally action.

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COURSES

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COURSES

COURSE ON CROWD CONTROL AND RIOT CONTROL FOR URBAN SAFETY AND SECURITY

DURATION:

8 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE To provide continuous training to officials who form part of the Anti-Riot Mobile Units (“ESMAD” is the acronym in Spanish) in procedures for care, handling

STUDY PLAN Social and humanistic

and control of crowds, through: an effective use of

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Role of the police during social unrest

force; the proper use of coercive methods in accordance

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Role of the police in crowd and riot control

with international, national and institutional rules. In

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First aid institutional doctrine

addition to train in the management and use of anti-

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Physical fitness

riot equipment with the aim of contributing to the

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Physical strength

maintenance and guarantee of order and security for civilians inside Colombia while at the same time respecting to human rights.

JUSTIFICATION The National Police of Colombia has Anti-Riot Mobile Units (“ESMAD” is the acronym in Spanish) which take action in order to reestablish public order when there is violence, riots, crowds and road blocks. The “ESMAD” is made up of men and women from the police force trained to take action whilst always respecting human rights to ensure the safety and peace of the civilian population.

Techniques and tactics for intervention against crowds and riots •

Technical and conceptual framework of the Anti-Riot Mobile Units (“ESMAD”) for crowd control

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Technical measures

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Non-lethal weapons

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Techniques for the handling and controlling crowds

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Tactics for the handling and controlling crowds

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Police personal defense

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Police personal defense applied to crowd control

APPLICANT PROFILE National Police personnel with the rank of officer,

Legal

executive level or patrol officers on active service and

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Human rights applied during crowd control

personnel belonging to the military or police forces

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Legal framework for the control of crowds

from other countries in development of inter-agency training agreements between Colombia and other countries.

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COURSES

COURSE FOR INSTRUCTORS ON CROWD HANDLING AND CROWD CONTROL

DURATION:

10 WEEKS

OBJECTIVE To strengthen and develop intellectual, physical and tactical skills of personnel to become instructors on crowd handling and crowd control. The aim is to show students and officials how force may be used when strictly necessary, in accordance with the law so that they can lawfully perform their duties.

STUDY PLAN Social and humanistic •

Police •

the use of force, to members of the National Police that form the Anti-Riot Mobile Units (“ESMAD” is acronym in Spanish), there must be personnel properly trained as instructors to prepare all of its members on regulations governing human rights and international humanitarian law (IHL) to ensure the security and peace of the civilian population.

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NCOs, from the executive level or patrol officers on active service, as well as members of police services from other countries who meet the minimum necessary requirements, in the development of inter-agency agreements with Colombia for training and support in the fight against transnational crime.

Intervention and planning in the handling and control of crowds

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Commanding and directing crowd control units

Specific •

Handling and control of crowds

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Technical measures in handling and control of crowds

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Special operations in the handling and control of crowds

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Pedagogical, communication and didactic skills

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Practicing pedagogical, communication and didactic skills

APPLICANT PROFILE Members of the National Police force who are officers,

Doctrinal framework for the management and control of crowds

JUSTIFICATION To ensure proper training and instruction, in respect of

Fundamentals on crowd psychology

Physical preparation •

Techniques for the effective use of force I and II

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Physical fitness I and II

Legal •

Legal updating

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