Curriculum
Advanced Surveillance.
The next step after Surveillance 101. Long follows, multi-vehicle coordination, rural and static plants, and target work that runs for weeks instead of hours. We're building it now with the same instructors who still work these cases.
Draft Outline
What It'll Cover.
Placeholder outline — modules and hours are still being finalized.
Multi-Vehicle Coordination
Running a four to six car box with disciplined radio traffic. Handoffs, parallels, leapfrogs, and how to keep a follow alive when your target starts running heat runs.
Long-Duration Follows
Targets that move across counties and stay out for days. Fuel and relief planning, shift changes without losing the eye, and documenting a case that will hold up months later.
Rural And Static Plants
No traffic to hide in. Sitting a rural road, choosing a plant that survives daylight, and working long-lens observation without a single vehicle pass.
Technical Support
Pole cameras, trackers, and covert video as a supplement to the eye — with the paperwork and case law that keeps the product admissible.
Command And Briefings
Running the operation instead of just working it: pre-op briefs, contingency plans, arrest and takedown coordination, and the debrief that actually makes the next one better.
Extended Field Practical
A live, multi-day problem set against role-players who know how to look for you — and instructors riding along to fix what breaks.
Prerequisite
Start With 101.
Advanced assumes you've already run a box and worked a follow. Surveillance 101 is three full days of hands-on training — 30 hours — and it's the fastest way to be ready when this one opens.
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