Sherman, Luke
High-Risk Warrant Service

This comprehensive course will train SWAT personnel in the elements of a high-risk warrant service. Concepts involving warrant planning; intelligence gathering; target site scouting; uses of diversion and breaching; and methods of executing the warrant inclusive of breach and hold, limited penetration, and contain and call out will be taught in this hands-on, challenging course.

Equipment List:
  • Primary and secondary entry weapons:
    NO AMMUNITION REQUIRED AS THERE IS NO LIVE FIRE IN THIS CLASS.
  • Tactical Uniform
  • Knee and elbow protection
  • Eye (goggles) and ear protection
  • Gas Mask
  • Gloves
  • Protective gear for Simunitions
  • Boots
  • Rain Gear
  • Body Armor
  • Chemical Agent Mask
  • Load Bearing Vest (optional)
  • Ballistic Helmet (optional)
  • Light Mount for Weapons Highly Recommended
  • Training weapon capable of shooting 9mm training ammo (handgun/entry weapon)
  • Hat
  • Day pack w/Hydration System
  • Snack foods such as Power Bars or Trail Mix
  • Sun block
  • Mirrors for searching

    • Luke Sherman - Bio
    Luke Sherman joined the Tulsa, OK Police Department in 1992. He has served in patrol and investigations. He joined the SWAT team in 1995 and served as a tactical operator, team leader, and commander. In two decades of leadership, Luke has been involved in thousands of tactical incidents, warrants, deployments, and high-profile investigations. As a result, he has developed extensive experience in field tactics, critical decision-making processes, supervisory and incident command responsibilities. As a supervisor, Luke led the department's Fugitive Warrants Unit. He was also one of the U.S. Marshal's Northeast Oklahoma Violent Crimes Task Force leaders, where he was a special deputy U.S. Marshal. Luke currently serves at the rank of Commander.