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Locations with high levels of violence and criminal activity unavoidably lead to an increase in prison gangs. As more and more gang members are incarcerated, the violent culture of the streets becomes heightened and exaggerated in the tight confines of prison. Appropriately navigating and addressing these environments becomes of paramount concern to police officers. SCG can provide vital tools and insights to those who address these environments.

As the popularity of street gangs rise in locations throughout our country, so does reports of criminal activity and related deaths. Fueled through the recruitment of our youth, street gangs pose a threat to our communities in more ways than one. Our training is for personnel involved in protecting or serving our communities and our youth, including law enforcement, school security officers and administrators.

Human trafficking is a very serious and prominent issue in our current world, one that can only be eradicated by the teams who fight it. SCG is here to support those teams through expert-led insight and training.

Crime analytics is crucial in a growing field within law enforcement and other related domains in criminal justice, and has the potential to transform investigations, strategies, and policy decisions of criminal justice organizations.  Data-driven and intelligence-led approaches to crime have become the standard among contemporary criminal justice organizations.

Intel gathering has become an integral factor in combatting criminal activity. Information gathered by personnel plays a major role in lowering the recidivism rate for both adults and juvenile offenders and opens the way to positive change and redirection for our communities. Our training provides guidance and insight in how to use intel for the betterment and improvement of our streets.

The Incident Command System (ICS) is a concept that drives how incidents, events, and emergencies are handled at all levels of response. ICS thrives on managing the situation by embracing and meeting SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timebound) objectives. ICS is a component within the National Incident Management System (NIMS) that is a standardized organizational structure for managing incidents. NIMS is a national standard by which agencies (law, fire, medical), communities (non-profit organizations, faith based organizations), and civilians (community response members) can prepare for and respond to incidents, events, and emergencies. NIMS provides a standard, yet flexible, framework that is applicable across all phases of incident management and can be used for any sized incident, event, or emergency.

Law enforcement is often a key component when responding to an incident, event or emergency. Understanding the why (why we use ICS, why ICS works, why is law enforcement included in this effort) and what (what is our role, what can we expect, what is the next step), can greatly enhance how law enforcement agencies operate and respond to a situation.

SCG provides expert-led training on General PSD (Police Service Dog) obedience and apprehension work to provide both instruction and information on training incredible working dogs. Our K9 Training course can be tailored to target specific needs and concerns for any group. We aim to help dog and handler teams achieve and perform at their best in moments of need.

Unlike Pastors who minister to congregations with similar likes and beliefs, Chaplains minister to people of many different religious faiths and beliefs, or no religious faith at all.  Their contacts oftentimes place them in situations where there are different cultural backgrounds, cultural identities, including those of education, profession, and political persuasions.  Chaplains are clergy members from any one of various religious faiths who have chosen to minister to people outside the walls of a church or house of worship.  Chaplains enter the ministry opportunity with no personal agenda and with an attitude of a servant.  Chaplains are an extension of Christ’s ministry to all people.