by Scott Savage | Nov 14, 2022 | Law Enforcement Training, Podcasts
What duty do police officers have to remain on scene and prevent an armed and mentally ill person from harming others? Under what circumstances can the officers just leave? That’s what Scott Savage discussed on Police1’s podcast Policing Matters with Jim...
by Scott Savage | Aug 26, 2022 | Law Enforcement Training, Podcasts
Death by PowerPoint and check the box law enforcement training does not work. There is a better approach to LEO training. In this episode of the Tactical Attorney podcast, host Attorney Erik Scramlin speaks with Scott Savage of Savage Training Group about a better...
by Scott Savage | Jul 21, 2021 | Critical Incident Response, Law Enforcement Training
In law enforcement, decision-making during a critical incident or in-progress crime is a burden because of the tense and uncertain circumstances. One way to lighten that load is to relieve yourself of trying to live up to an artificial standard, especially one you...
by Scott Savage | Apr 26, 2021 | Critical Incident Response, Law Enforcement Training
What happens when a San Francisco news reporter asks Scott Savage about police training, the Derek Chauvin trial, implicit bias, and other tough topics? Those topics can be polarizing but in this video, Savage Training Group Founder and current law enforcement...
by Scott Savage | Nov 16, 2020 | Law Enforcement Training
A Keynote Presentation to California Police Trainers Conventional police training must change. “That’s the way we’ve always done it.” isn’t good enough anymore. Police officers and the communities they serve deserve better. In this video,...
by Scott Savage | Sep 24, 2020 | Law Enforcement Training
When something is said to be evidence-based, it means it is based on the findings of the best available research. Unfortunately, conventional law enforcement training courses often fail to meet that standard. One need only look at the typical block and silo training...
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