Law Enforcement

ISCC/ PAL works with law enforcement agencies throughout the Chicagoland area in securing a proper platform for officer hands-on training. Throughout its tenure…

ISCC/ PAL has hosted seminars at no cost to law enforcement officers, providing the most current in combat protection based on evolving fighting styles and weaponry, which can vary according to:
- Location
- Types of crimes
- Gang violence
- Popular tactics
Some of these seminars have included:
- Combat Gun Training Seminar hosted by SWAT members
- Martial Arts Training through MMA techniques
- Combat Stick Fighting
- Training for specific events, such as NATO/G-8 summit

Forming Relationships with Chicago’s Youth
The Police Athletic League (PAL) program promotes positive relationships and communication between at-risk children and law enforcement through various athletic programs including:

Youth Boxing
Shop with a Sheriff for Christmas gifts
Back-to-School Fairs
Annual Coat Drives

Officers are able to provide mentorship and create bonds based on

trust and encouragement. This is a large step toward counteracting

negative opinions of law enforcement that are formed on the streets.

Preventing Crimes

The ISCC/ PAL has made its mark when it comes to crime prevention

and punishment in the Chicago area including:

DNA profiling of juvenile sex offenders
Banning the sale of guns to anyone convicted of a domestic violence offense
Proposal to criminalize the failure to report school crimes
Proposal that convicted sex offenders cannot be within 500 feet of a school building or school activity
Initiated legislation increasing penalties for multiple animal abuse offenders
Proposed legislation to reform licensing of security guards

Solving Crimes

A number of criminals have been captured and brought to justice because of cash rewards offered through the ISCC/ PAL to civilians who provide information leading to the arrest of a perpetrator.

All services provided by the ISCC/ PAL are completely funded by private donations. Help do your part to keep Chicago and it’s surrounding suburbs safe.