Law Enforcement Training at Robeson Community College

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Law Enforcement Training (Continuing Education) at RCC now offered ONLINE. SIGN UP TODAY for the Criminal Justice Leade...
05/01/2023

Law Enforcement Training (Continuing Education) at RCC now offered ONLINE. SIGN UP TODAY for the Criminal Justice Leadership Academy. Please see flyer for more information. SEATS ARE LIMITED...

Police Law Institute Spring 2023*Seats are still available*
03/27/2023

Police Law Institute Spring 2023
*Seats are still available*

The “Drug Investigator Institute” is back at RCC. Improve on your skills with this 200-hour program that consist of cou...
02/28/2023

The “Drug Investigator Institute” is back at RCC. Improve on your skills with this 200-hour program that consist of courses that range from basic level investigations to supervising a drug unit. This is a five-week program that begins May 15th, 2023 and ends September 29th, 2023 (One week a month). For a list of courses and dates follow the link below.

https://www.robeson.edu/law-enforcement-cert-programs/

Register for your seat today by following the information on the flyer.

Congratulations to Officer Reymil Lendof, one of our Robeson Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy Fa...
02/22/2023

Congratulations to Officer Reymil Lendof, one of our Robeson Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy Fall 2022 Day Academy graduates on his new position with the Lumberton Police Department!

Tuition for the training is FREE, and financial aid may be available to cover the cost of books and uniforms.
https://www.robeson.edu/blet/
Contact Rudy T. Locklear for more information at [email protected] or 910-272-3480.

Congratulations to Deputy Hunter English, one of our Robeson Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy Fa...
02/21/2023

Congratulations to Deputy Hunter English, one of our Robeson Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy Fall 2022 Night Academy graduates on his new position with the Iredell County Sheriff Office!

Tuition for the training is FREE, and financial aid may be available to cover the cost of books and uniforms.
https://www.robeson.edu/blet/
Contact Rudy T. Locklear for more information at [email protected] or 910-272-3480.

02/21/2023

Please join us in welcoming Deputy Hunter English to the Iredell County Sheriff’s Office. English completed Basic Law Enforcement Training in Robeson County before moving to Iredell to start his career as a Road Patrol Deputy.

Congratulations to Officer Henry Stedman, one of our Robeson Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy Fa...
02/20/2023

Congratulations to Officer Henry Stedman, one of our Robeson Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy Fall 2022 Day Academy graduates on his new position with the St.Pauls Police Department, North Carolina!

Tuition for the training is FREE, and financial aid may be available to cover the cost of books and uniforms.
https://www.robeson.edu/blet/
Contact Rudy T. Locklear for more information at [email protected] or 910-272-3480.

In many instances, the law enforcement officer is the first figure of authority at the scenes of sudden illness, motor v...
02/16/2023

In many instances, the law enforcement officer is the first figure of authority at the scenes of sudden illness, motor vehicle crashes, shootings, stabbings, drownings, and related incidents. Although emergency medical service providers will be on the scene shortly, the officer, as a first responder, must know what actions to take until they arrive. Citizens look to the officer for professional action and guidance. If the officer is indecisive, ineffective, and does not control the situation, the mission of the law enforcement officer to protect and serve will suffer. But more importantly, many victims themselves may be subjected to needless suffering and death that could have been prevented. Certainly, the actions taken by the officer in those first critical minutes can make the difference between life and death, and the responding officer can become a vital link in the chain of the medical response system. The purpose of the First Responder block of instruction is not to make a law enforcement professional a health care professional but to give the officer the knowledge and skills whereby the officer can function as a viable link in the critical care of a victim and can help sustain life and prevent further serious complications until relieved by health care professionals.

A Big Thanks goes out to Lumberton Rescue and EMS Inc. for allowing the Robeson Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy Cadets to receive hands-on training on their various equipment and a tour of their facility.

Tuition for the training is FREE, and financial aid may be available to cover the cost of books and uniforms.
https://www.robeson.edu/blet/
Contact Rudy T. Locklear for more information at [email protected] or 910-272-3480.

02/16/2023

LUMBERTON — Robeson Community College is launching a new summer basic law enforcement academy in hopes of generating more officers into the talent pipeline for law enforcement agencies through the…

02/16/2023

Our Robeson Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy Cadets understand physical health and fitness are vitally important to every law enforcement officer. Situations may arise where a human life depends on the endurance, strength, and agility of a responding officer. Health and fitness are an integral part of the personal and professional life of every officer.

If you are committed to pursuing a career in law enforcement and feel that your motivation, judgment, integrity, physical and intellectual abilities will place you among our best applicants, we are seeking the best and brightest candidates. Contact our Academy Director, Rudy T. Locklear, or academy staff: https://www.robeson.edu/blet/

02/11/2023

Today, at the conclusion of training, Robeson Community College Basic Law Enforcement Training Academy Cadets underwent direct exposure to Aerosol/Chemical Sprays, specifically Oleoresin capsicum administered by certified instructor, Sgt. C. Lowry. The information and training provided in this block of instruction is to familiarize the student with mainly the psychological and physiological effects of OC spray. The need for less than deadly types of weapons for law enforcement officers is a recognized reality. With the use of aerosol sprays, the officer has at his/her disposal a non-deadly weapon which is effective at controlling non-compliant subjects, while producing no known lasting injuries. It, therefore, can provide a level of safety for the officer, the subject, animals, and the general public.

If you are committed to pursuing a career in law enforcement and feel that your motivation, judgment, integrity, physical and intellectual abilities will place you among our best applicants, we are seeking the best and brightest candidates. Contact our Academy Director, Rudy T. Locklear, or academy staff: https://www.robeson.edu/blet/

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5160 Fayetteville Road
Lumberton, NC
28360

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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(910) 272-3650

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