One of our owns pretty mug made the COPS TV shows editors chopping block! Doug Ericsson will be aired in this Saturday’s Las Vegas episode of COPS. Those of you who have worked with “Douglas”shouldn’t be surprised. His charming smile and demeanor is contagious. For the boys and girls of TAC*ONE he is also Fox’s Favorite as well, not […]
Events for September 28, 2017
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$900
Executive Protection for Local Law Enformcement
This class is being hosted by the North Las Vegas Police Department on September 25th-29th, 2017. Cost for this course is $900.00 per student. For more information click EPLL NLVPD for course flyer. Register
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Recent news coverage for our new Active Shooter Response for CHP / CCW Holders
The CBC news in Canada recently published an article about TAC*ONE Consulting’s new Active Shooter Response for CHP / CCW Holders. This is a law enforcement grade course for responsible citizens. Click HERE to view the news article and some great photos of the class. Click HERE to go to our Active Shooter Response Course […]
Pictures from our NEW Active Shooter Response for CHP / CCW Holders Course
Check out this link to media coverage of our recent law enforcement grade Civilian Active Shooter course. We are currently scheduling classes in Denver, Austin, Phoenix, Boise and Riverton. If you are interested in bringing this training to your area or attending in one of those cities please contact us at 720.425.5687. Click here to view the […]
Featured Instructor – Dave Kleiber
TAC*ONE Consulting would like to welcome a new member to our instructor team. His experience and background will help us expand our firearms training programs. Dave Kleiber compiled a 28-year concurrent law enforcement and military career. He served the last 11 years in US Army Special Forces units. He has an extensive amount of experience […]
When Preschoolers Have to Prepare for an Active Shooter
In this article TAC*ONE Consulting’s Founder/President, Joe Deedon, sheds some light on how even the youngest children can be prepared for an active shooter. To read the article click here