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Author:  Big-o [ Thu 25 Feb 2010 20:13 ]
Post subject:  fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
I have been trying to find some schools in Tn that would satisfy the Tn state law 40-11-404. I have found one in Nashville called "TACTICAL PROFESSIONALS, INC". Has anyone heard of them? I know of one more called "TAPBA". I am open to suggestions if there are any more. I had another agent said he knew of another one but couldn't recall the name. Google didn't bring anything else up.
Author:  Jayc4929 [ Thu 25 Feb 2010 20:57 ]
Post subject:  Re: fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
i went through Tactical Professionals,inc. it is owned and operated by a mr. J.C. Shegog,he was an excellent trainer and has alot of credentials behind him.Tactical Professionals,inc. offers continued training as well. the website is tacticalprofessionals.com. I personally like the school as well as the trainer and tapba just seems to be trying to have the monopoly on the training aspect.Just my opinion though,hope i was informative and good luck.
Author:  Curtis [ Fri 26 Feb 2010 11:01 ]
Post subject:  Re: fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
In order to satisfy 40-11 you must get your continuing education through a TAPBA approved class. To my knowledge there has only ever been 1 class that was not taught by TAPBA, that was approved. It was a one time deal a couple of years ago put on by Joe Stiles. Contact TAPBA at 931-739-3339 or 615-206-0705. Be very careful of anyone who says they can certify you. As far as training I have not attend nor do I know anyone who has went to the school that you referred to. Also google TAPBA and you should find all you need
Author:  Big-o [ Fri 26 Feb 2010 13:51 ]
Post subject:  Re: fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
Thanks for all the information. I went back and checked out "Tactical Professionals, LLC" It states that his training will satisfy the TN code 40-11-401. I will continue to do more research. I have some time, the next class with TAPBA is May 21,2010 in Pigeon Forge, TN.
Author:  Jayc4929 [ Fri 26 Feb 2010 19:45 ]
Post subject:  Re: fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
Tactical Professionals does meet the states qualifications and they are registered with the department of commerce and insurance.I know this only because i checked the same day i took my info to them for my armed security officer license renewal.Im not saying one school is better than the other only stating my experience.TAPBA has the bonding agents training on lock down i believe but not bail enforcement training.
Author:  JC Shegog [ Wed 24 Mar 2010 16:42 ]
Post subject:  Re: fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
Contrary to Mr. Crawford's statement Tactical Professionals does meet and exceeds the State of Tennessee qualifications for providing training certifications to Bail Enforcement Agents (as well as Security Officers, Private Investigators, Law Enforcement, and U.S. Military). Tactical Professionals has been qualified and certified in Tennessee in providing training certifications for the past 4 years. Its a shame that a person would make a sweeping false statement without proper investigation (I hope he doesn't take the same approach in locating fugitives).
Author:  Jayc4929 [ Thu 25 Mar 2010 00:20 ]
Post subject:  Re: fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
J.C.,
i think you read my statement wrong,I was recently certified through you and in my last post i DID say your class met all requirements.In fact i was more or less bragging about your school.
I apoligise COMPLETELY if i painted a negative light in anyway towards your training school,as i said i think you misinterpreted my post.I have actually put it in my introduction that i was going to go back to your course for what you told me at the time was level 2.I have recommended your course to numerous people.
Author:  Mdbtyhtr [ Thu 25 Mar 2010 05:17 ]
Post subject:  Re: fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
I believe that Mr. Shegog owes somebody an apology. The individual that he attacked is the one that brought his name up and stated rather clearly that he already attended one class there and is going back for another. Reading comprehension being a prerequisite to a successful investigation, I believe a detraction is in order, as I am sure that the comments were due to oversight.

Scott
Author:  Curtis [ Thu 25 Mar 2010 12:13 ]
Post subject:  Re: fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
Mr. Shegog

The statement you are referring to should be my statement, in which I stand corrected by Mr. Crawford. You do in fact hold the licenses to be able to train and certify FRA in Tennessee. You are not able to license bondsman that is where I made my mistake. I apologize for that. Mr.Crawford gave your school an outstanding review and spoke highly of you. So the one your mad at is me, just for the record.


After reviewing TCA 40-11-401, 404, 318 I do not understand how you can issue certifications to individuals that are to be recognized by the governing body. What did I miss? If I am wrong I am more than happy to admit it (see above). I do not doubt your word or that of Mr. Crawford I just want to know what TCA code I misread or failed to understand.
Author:  KARMA [ Thu 25 Mar 2010 14:37 ]
Post subject:  Re: fugitive recovery schools in Tennessee
Mdbtyhtr wrote:
I believe that Mr. Shegog owes somebody an apology. The individual that he attacked is the one that brought his name up and stated rather clearly that he already attended one class there and is going back for another. Reading comprehension being a prerequisite to a successful investigation, I believe a detraction is in order, as I am sure that the comments were due to oversight.

Scott



Yep! maybe he was speed reading . . . . not always a good thing ;-)
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