Blue Bridge, LLC

196 Cannonball Dr., 07712, Tinton Falls, United States
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About Blue Bridge, LLC

We deliver Autism awareness and response training to Police, EMS, Fire, Search and Rescue organizations. Captain (R) Gerald Turning is a 25 year veteran police officer who has served as K9 Handler/Trainer, Patrol Division Commander, Internal Affairs Commander and Training Coordinator. He is also an author, public speaker, and popular Special Needs blogger on topics concerning Autism, parenting, and law enforcement.

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Cris Garcia Jr
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Excellent training Excellent training! A must have training for Law enforcement and for all who have an opportunity. Thank you !

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Officer J. Garibay
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I feel more confident I learned behavioral ques which i wasn't familiar with before. I had heard of stimming before as well but didn't know what it meant. Thanks to StreetCopTraning who encouraged Capt. Gerald to give out a few free courses. Half of my agency has already signed up for the training.

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Reggie Brown
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Great speaker Great speaker. Very well organized and prepared. Highly impressed. Highly recommended for anyone to take this course. Learn a lot. Hopefully you can continue to grow. Wish you nothing but the best and success

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Sgt. Angela Vey
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Hamden CT Police Department We were honored to have Jerry come speak to our police department for the second time in a few years. His presentation is so engaging and informational, and we already cant wait to have him come back. We invited several police departments to attend and I received such positive feedback from everyone. He sheds light on so many things that I think get overlooked by those who are uninformed. His presentation without a doubt makes us all better officers. Thank you!

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Liane' Mitchell
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Changed way of thinking As a Flight medic/ ground medic, I have had several autistic patients over the years and I never had a true understanding of what a person with autism really went through. This class was very informative and changed my view on how to handle situations with them. I had flown out a 2 year old autistic girl that drowned in a pond, her dad found her in less than 5 minutes, she was unresponsive and lifeless, he had just taken his first CPR class a couple months prior and was able to resuscitate her. She is thriving without any long term deficits from the incident. Had he not been trained, the situation would have gone very differently. He turned his back for less than 5 minutes to wash some dishes, and she broke through the screen in the window and went straight for the pond on their property. It is a call I will always remember and an example I use when I teach my CPR classes to the public on its importance.

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