Time, Distance and Shielding - SFST Best Practices

How officers can utilize time, distance and shielding to protect themselves and the public while conducting Standardized Field Sobriety Tests (SFSTs) is critical to the job.  This session will explain how NASBLA, Louisiana State University (LSU), The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and the National Center for Biomedical Research and Training (NCBRT) partnered to create two quick training videos to remind officers how to stay safe while conducting BUI/DWI investigations.

Todd Radabaugh

BUI Program Manager

NASBLA

Todd Radabaugh retired from the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission with 30 years of service. Todd was the first Drug Recognition Expert and Drug Recognition Expert Instructor in North Carolina whose normal duties did not include traffic enforcement. He became the Lead SFST Instructor for his agency in 2000 and continued in that role until his retirement.He has had the privilege of training Officers, Judges and Prosecutors across the country in the areas of Driving and Boating Under the Influence as well as Standardized Field Sobriety Testing. Todd lives in Wilmington North Carolina with his wife of 33 years and two Boykin Spaniels. He has two grown sons and a granddaughter and enjoys surfing and fishing in his spare time. He currently serves NASBLA as the BUI Program Manager.

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