Wrap Technologies (NASDAQ: WRAP) announced that the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board (“ILETSB”) has certified its 10-hour BolaWrap(R) 150 CIT Rescue Tool Level 1 Law Enforcement User Course for in-service training, recognizing 5.5 hours across five categories of mandated law enforcement training. Illinois is the first state to recognize a curriculum developed under the company’s Non-Lethal System Doctrine. The course combines two hours of foundational instruction, which can be completed through its WrapTactics(TM) Learning Management System, with eight hours of in-person training covering equipment handling, decision-making, practical techniques and certification testing. The certification allows participating agencies to apply portions of the curriculum toward existing officer training requirements, subject to applicable state and agency rules.
At a glance
- Company
- Wrap Technologies
- Ticker
- NASDAQ: WRAP
- Announcement
- Regulatory
- Location
- Illinois
Key figures
- Course duration
- 10-hour
- Recognized training credit
- 5.5 hours
- Training categories
- five
- Foundational instruction
- two hours
- In-person instruction
- eight hours
Products and programs
The certification supports Wrap Technologies’ strategy to transition from individual equipment sales toward integrated de-escalation programs incorporating digital education, standardized training and ongoing officer proficiency. The company has submitted curriculum materials for consideration in several additional states and believes its training model could expand recurring revenue opportunities through continued education, instructor credentialing and long-term agency relationships.
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About Wrap Technologies, Inc.
Wrap Technologies, Inc. is a public safety technology company focused on non-lethal response solutions, training, and integrated technologies designed to support law enforcement and security professionals. Through its BolaWrap family of remote restraint devices, training programs, and expanding technology portfolio, WRAP seeks to provide officers and agencies with additional options to manage encounters, support de-escalation, and improve public safety outcomes. For more information, visit www.wrap.com.
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In brief
Wrap Technologies says the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board has approved its BolaWrap 150 user course for in-service training. The 10-hour program is recognized for 5.5 hours spanning five categories of required law enforcement training. The curriculum includes foundational instruction available through the company’s WrapTactics Learning Management System, followed by in-person lessons on equipment use, decision-making, practical methods and testing. Participating agencies may apply parts of the course toward existing requirements, subject to state and agency rules. The company describes Illinois as the first state to recognize a curriculum created under its Non-Lethal System Doctrine. Wrap Technologies says it has sent materials to several other states for consideration and views training, ongoing education and instructor credentialing as part of a shift toward integrated de-escalation programs.
Key takeaways
- Illinois’ law enforcement training board certified Wrap Technologies’ BolaWrap 150 course for in-service training.
- The 10-hour program is recognized for 5.5 hours across five mandated training categories.
- Coursework includes digital foundational lessons and in-person instruction, practical techniques and certification testing.
- The company says it has submitted curriculum materials to several additional states for consideration.
SEC filings
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