Cadets and officers of DSUIA, as well as employees and listeners of the Center for Special Professional Training “Academy of Police” of Dnipro State University of Internal Affairs took part in the competition.
The competition “Best in the profession” was conducted with the aim of patriotic education of the participants, checking their professional mastery, combat capability and ability to act in extreme conditions.
This year the competition had three directions:
● police activity (testing on knowledge of legislation and the normative-legal base);
● sports-applied complex (exercises for speed and endurance: “Burpee”, practicing the detention of an unarmed offender, the use of handcuffs and the application of a tourniquet, transportation of a conditionally wounded person to the evacuation point);
● fire training (firing from a pistol).
According to the results of the competition, the winners among the employees of DSUIA were:
1st place – senior lecturer of the department of fire training of DSUIA, police captain Maksym Kaliman;
2nd place – head of the course of the faculty of training specialists for units of criminal police of the National Police of Ukraine, police major Ivan Bohatyr;
3rd place – lecturer of the cycle of general-professional training of the CSIPT “Academy of Police”, senior police lieutenant Oleksii Kostenko.
Among the cadets, the places were distributed as follows:
1st place – Yaroslav Osipik, FPFPTIB NPU, (group DR-342);
2nd place – Maksym Klymenko, FPFCPP NPU, (group KP-262-24-1);
3rd place – Bohdan Riabchenko, FPFCPP NPU, (group KP-262-24-1).
Such events not only give the opportunity to assess the level of preparation of the participants, but also form a culture of professional self-improvement, educate responsibility for one’s own decisions and strengthen team spirit. They also motivate cadets and employees to further development, because the high level of personal preparation of every law enforcement officer is an important prerequisite for the effective performance of official tasks and ensuring the safety of citizens.
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