May
May 2026
If you would like the PDF version of any of the courses below, please contact Sarah Carter at Sarah.Carter@daytonastate.edu
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Detecting Deception Date: May 11 – May 13, 2026 - 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Location: DSC Advanced Technology CollegeMandatory Retraining Only
COURSE: This course is for officers, investigators, detectives, supervisors, or anyone who may interview individuals to obtain the truth and facts of situations. Don’t miss detecting that next confession or dishonest situation. Hone your skills to be a better listener, reader, and analyzer between truth and lies.
TOPICS TO BE COVERED INCLUDE: Handwriting analysis, Personality aspects, Signs of deception, Posture and Eye Movement, Written statements, Taped statements, 911 calls, Identifying key words, Case studies, Practical exercises, and much more.NOTE: Students must attend all sessions of the course. Seating is limited.
INSTRUCTOR: Sgt. Mike Ruggiero, Police Training Institute/Orange Co. Sheriff’s Office (ret.)
THIS TRAINING COURSE IS CJSTC TRUST FUNDED
REGION 7 OFFICERS HAVE FIRST SEATING PRIORITY
TO REGISTER:
Please email a completed Daytona State College Training
Registration Form to
FDLETraining@daytonastate.edu -
Speed Measurement Date: May 11-15, 2026 - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Mon-Fri)
Location: Daytona State College - ATC campusCOURSE DESCRIPTION: This is the CJSTC and FDLE certified Speed Measurement Course (1158) to become a certified radar and laser operator in the State of Florida. The student will learn to identify targets and become familiar with speed estimates. The student will conduct testing procedures on the equipment to ensure proper operation. The student will learn the legal basis for the principles of Doppler radar and the proper vernacular for courtroom testimony. There will be at least 12 hours of hands-on practical exercises as part of the course.
It is recommended that the students bring radar and laser units for the field exercises (if available).
To attend this training the participant must be a Florida law enforcement officer. This class is 40 hours and is a salary incentive course. Training Authorization forms must be signed by agency representative authorizing incentive pay.
Course Registration: For questions about registration or services we offer, contact the current program coordinator at:
Coordinator: Gerry Barrett
Email: traffsafe@tsc.fl.edu
Phone: (850)-201-7739
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Stress Management Techniques Date: May 18 – May 22, 2026 - 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Location: DSC Advanced Technology CollegeSalary Incentive or Mandatory Retraining
COURSE: This course will enhance an officer’s or supervisor’s ability to deal with stressful situations and the cumulative stress that is inherent in the criminal justice profession. In addition, this course will help officers recognize inherent stress in others, in the work environment, or community in which they interface.TOPICS COVERED: Assessment of Stressors & Reactions, Personal Stress Management Techniques, The Role of Physical Fitness & Nutrition, Dealing with Critical Incident Stress & PTSD, Substance Abuse, Managing Change, The Role of Family and Friends and Resources in Managing Stress, Emotional Survival, and Police Use of Force.
NOTE: Students are required to attend all sessions of the course and pass a written final exam with a minimum score of 80%.
INSTRUCTORS: MPO Raul Rivas, Orlando PD (ret.) and Guest Instructors
THIS TRAINING COURSE IS CJSTC TRUST FUNDED
REGION 7 OFFICERS HAVE FIRST SEATING PRIORITY
TO REGISTER:
Please email a completed Daytona State College Training
Registration Form to
FDLETraining@daytonastate.edu


