The Low Light Tactical Training course is designed to prepare law enforcement officers for conducting kinetic narcotics operations in low-visibility environments. The course emphasizes realistic and practical scenarios that reflect the challenges officers face during nighttime or low-light operations. By mastering the use of light, shadow, and darkness, participants will learn how to maintain a tactical advantage while ensuring their safety and the successful execution of their missions.

Throughout the course, officers will understand the differences between uncontrollable ambient light and controllable light sources, learning how to strategically overpower ambient light when necessary. The course also delves into the pros and cons of various lighting options, including high-intensity hand-held lights, and introduces tactical techniques such as "slide-by" and "painting the path" for low-light engagements. Communication using light signals, both with fellow officers and suspects, is a key aspect of the training, as well as deconfliction with other law enforcement agencies like the DEA and ATF during multi-agency operations.

Through force-on-force drills and high-stress, low-light scenarios, participants will enhance their decision-making skills under pressure. The interactive elements of the course, along with case studies of successful low-light narcotics operations, ensure that officers leave with the confidence and tactical proficiency needed to operate effectively in low-visibility environments.