Past Seminars
Texas Tactical Police Officers Association Annunal Training Conference 2006
March 23, 2005 ILEETA Conference
February 16 & 23, 2005 Tinley Park PD
November 21, 2004 ITOA Conference
August 27, 2004 Winnebago Co. Sheriff's Dept.
June 11, 2004 Hoffman Estates PD
Texas Tactical Police Officers Association Annunal Training Conference
January 16, 2004 Lincolnwood PD
September 5, 2003 Mundelein PD
May 30, 2003 Hoffman Estates PD
February 21, 2003 Moline, IL. - MTU #4
January 24, 2003 ITOA Cook County, IL - Sheriff's Academy
November 23, 2002 ITOA Annual Conference
September 6, 2002 Champaign PD
May 10, 2002 Oakton Community College - ITOA
Danny Halligan conducts a seminar in Hoffman Estates for NEMRT
Seminar participants, May 30, 2003
On May 30th, Danny Halligan along with several of his advanced students conducted a Physical Skills/Tactical Combatives for Law Enforcement seminar for North East Mutli-Regional Training (NEMRT). NEMRT is the largest of Illinois' seventeen Mobil Training Units which are all a part of the state's ASSIST program. For more information about NEMRT check out their web page at www.nemrt.com.
The seminar was conducted at the Hoffman Estates, Illinois Police Department and was attended by officers from fourteen different Illinois police departments.
The seminar represented the first time Danny and his assistant instructors taught for NEMRT after being approached by them in the late summer of 2002. Since that time, Danny's training program has been certified in Illinois and Danny and his student Matthew McNamara were also certified as Physical Skills/Tactical Combatives Instructors by the State. They are also now recognized as experts in hand to hand tactical combatives, hand to hand fighting principles and applications, and physical skills/tactical combatives for law enforcement officers.
Danny would like to thank all attending officers for their openness towards learning new concepts and skills and for their fantastic responses to them.
Photos from the seminar
Comments from seminar participants:
Times change, training needs change, and this course addresses the issue for officer safety.
Hands on training, excellent instructors, very knowledgable, useful tactics applicable to combat/street situations.
This course was fantastic and should be MANDATORY for all patrol officers.
I liked the proactive vs reactive philosophy and simple gun retention.
High instructor to student ratio. All instructors very knowledgable of topic.
Experienced instructors gave hands on practical techniques that can be applied on the job.
The instructors had full knowledge and were able to teach with clarity.