Did you know that three people are killed by police every day? The goal of the Get Home Safe training is to help create a plan for every attendee to utilize to get home safe. This training will provide scenarios and role plays for attendees to walk through alongside Subject Matter Experts in an experiential learning environment. Culpability has developed this training to help attendees get home safe.
Did you know that three people are killed by police every day? The goal of the Get Home Safe training is to help create a plan for every attendee to utilize to get home safe. This training will provide scenarios and role plays for attendees to walk through alongside Subject Matter Experts in an experiential learning environment. Culpability has developed this training to help attendees get home safe.
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