Spanish for Law Enforcement

Spanish For Police - Sheriff - Deputy - Border Patrol - Investigators - ICE

Spanish For Police Prepares You with Tools and Skills to:

• Conduct accurate field interviews in Spanish to speed up dissemination of information
• Prevent incidents from escalating by comprehending the victim, suspect or witness
• Promote trust with the Hispanic community to improve and increase crime reporting presenting a safer community
• Understand threatening slang to maintain police officer safety and reduce hostile situations
• Assure and calm the Spanish speaker that the police are here to help
• Reduce misunderstandings when a Spanish speaker has an emergency
• Understand cultural differences which reduces conflicts and misunderstandings
• Communicate and understand Spanish so a police officer reduces calls to the language line providing relief to strained budgets
• Eliminate Spanish seminar expenses such as travel, parking, fuel, meals, and much more. Since training is online, police officers will spend less time away from their job

Are You Being Cussed Out? Learn Spanish for Law Enforcement

SpanishOnPatrol's Spanish for Law Enforcement covers Spanish spoken in Mexico, Central and South America, as well as street slang, Spanglish, cuss words, vulgar and other threatening language. No other Spanish for Law Enforcement course covers more than SpanishOnPatrol! Try a free demonstration now, click here

Become Skilled at Law Enforcement Commands in Spanish

Knowing how to give basic Spanish commands, or ask basic questions can greatly lend to greater effectiveness on the street. If a police officer can ask Spanish speaking witnesses for a description of the assailant, or a description of the car used in the drive-by, it will speed up dissemination of information that will be needed for apprehension.

Approved Nationwide

SpanishOnPatrol's Spanish for Law Enforcement is approved, accredited and recognized by law enforcement standards and training agencies nationwide. Spanish for Law Enforcement meets the intermediate mandate of the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officers Standards and Education (TCLEOSE).