ILEETA is a complete resource for trainers to address trainers needs. Its mission is to enhance the skills and safety of criminal justice practitioners while fostering stronger and safer communities.
By John Friend
A document critical of Antifa and Black Lives Matter (BLM) distributed and later abandoned by a prominent law enforcement training group has outraged the radical left, their supporters, and their all-too willing enablers in academia, the controlled corporate media, and Big Tech.
The International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association (ILEETA), a membership-based association of professional educators and trainers of law enforcement agencies and personnel across the world, is “committed to the reduction of law enforcement risk through the enhancement of training for criminal justice practitioners,” according to its official website. The respected association distributed a document titled “Understanding Antifa and Urban Guerrilla Warfare” in an October email newsletter and member update, noting that the document was “restricted to law enforcement only.”
International group with Wisconsin ties sends out research paper with false claims. //end headline wrapper ?>Police. Photo by Highway Patrol Images / (CC BY)
An international law enforcement association sent a research document to thousands of members this fall that called Black Lives Matter protesters “terrorists” who work with gangs and drug cartels to engage in “urban guerrilla” warfare.
That organization, the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association (ILEETA), has deep ties to Wisconsin law enforcement including Kenosha-area departments heavily involved in the response to protests for racial justice in that city this summer.
The 176-page document “Understanding Antifa and Urban Guerrilla Warfare,” was emailed to the ILEETA’s members in October, according to the Associated Press, which first reported on the document.