The Traffic Stop event aims to instill an understanding of the requisite safety precautions, enhance communication abilities, and cultivate professional interpersonal skills that police officers employ during a traffic stop. The event encourages the practice of de-escalation techniques, emphasizing their essential role in conflict resolution within this context. Students gain exposure to the practical elements of police work, building a foundation of knowledge and skills crucial for future success in law enforcement.
Traffic Stop LRTS
The Traffic Stop event is a competitive simulation that places participants in a real-world scenario of handling a misdemeanor traffic violation. Utilizing a patrol vehicle, competitors engage in a dynamic roleplay where they mimic the intricacies of a real traffic stop. They interact with a violator vehicle in a controlled environment, adhering to the standard protocols and procedures of law enforcement officer.
Type
Roleplay
Team Size
Individual
3
entries
Entry Limit
per Chapter
Scoring
Highest Score Wins
Awards
Top 3 Placements
60
points
State Conference
Advancement Score
Recommended Courses
Principles of Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security
Law Enforcement I
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