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UPCOMING TRAINING 2026
Field Training Officer Update Course
Location: Franklin Police Department
Date: January 30, 0800-1700
Field Training Officer Course
Location: Crown Point Police Department
De-escalation Fundamentals
Location: Hamilton County Sheriff's Department
Date: March 6, 0800-1700
Sexual Assault Investigator Course
Location: Lawrence Police Department
Date: March 9-10, 0800-1700
Reality Based Training
Location: Hendricks County Sheriff's Office
Date: March 12-13, 0800-1700
First Line Supervision and Leadership
Location: Speedway Police Department
March 12-13, 0800-1700
Field Training Officer Update Course
Location: Bloomington Police Department
Date: April 15-17, 0800-1700
Evidence Technician: Street Officer Guide
Location: Franklin Police Department
Date: April 27-28, 0800-1700
Conference 2026
Prepared to Prevail: Resilience, Readiness, and the Future of Policing
May 12, 2026
0800-1700
Hilton Gardens Conference Center
5255 Noggle Way, Indpls. IN. 46237
Topics
Tactical Resilience & Readiness
Officer Wellness
Proactive De-escalation
Situational Awareness
Legal Update
AI in Law Enforcement
Scenario-Based Learning
Special Guest Speaker
Pete Koe
- The 2004 Shootout: On August 18, 2004, Officer Koe responded to a call where several fellow officers had been shot by a gunman. Despite being shot in the leg and suffering facial injuries from flying glass, Koe engaged the gunman at close range. He fired the fatal shots that neutralized the suspect, Kenneth Anderson, who had already killed Officer Timothy "Jake" Laird.
- SWAT Leadership: Koe has served as a SWAT team leader and trainer. He was an early pioneer in the department for non-lethal technology, being the first officer trained in the state to deploy stun guns in 1999.
- De-escalation Success: In 2016, Koe utilized his "non-lethal specialist" skills to resolve a high-stakes standoff on the city's east side. He successfully took down a knife-wielding man holding a toddler without firing a shot, using a stun gun to safely rescue the child.