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I really enjoyed the hands on experience with the case that was provided to us in the class. The video clips were really hard to hear due to the sound quality in the room.

Ken Aycock is a great guy, personable, very knowledgeable and well credentialed. As an instructor he needs some seasoning. He read verbatim the PP slides he chose to stop and share with the class. The PP slides were all too long, contained far too much verbiage and not enough charts, diagrams and examples. The course book was similar in construction and contains far too much run-on text, and is not well formatted. It needs more section and sub-section delimiters, bullet points and formatting for readability and usability. Our six page practice exercise was too long and rife with errors, creating a slow down in applying the constructs we were trying to learn. Suspects names were interchanged, as were wives and children. It added issues to the process of learning that could have been negated by the instructor proof reading his materials first. I enjoyed Ken as a person and law enforcement professional, but found his training methods and delivery somewhat unorganized.

It was interesting do something so quickly, whereas, we normally have a couple of weeks to complete and rehearse so one hand knows what the other one will do in the presentation. Great course !! And yes, I would recommend it to others.

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Excellent exercise.