Ally Rocks 405
Law Enforcement Program
DUI/DWI: A Victim's Perspective
Two Hours Mental Health CLEET Certified Program for Oklahoma Law Enforcement
Program also offered in Texas Academies and BEYOND!
Ally Rocks 405
Law Enforcement Training Program
Ally Rocks 405 is a preferred trainer in law enforcement, providing a high-impact,
survivor-led educational program that strengthens both preventative measures,
technical skills and compassionate response. Our CLEET-certified course, “DUI/DWI: A Victim’s Perspective”, equips officers with the tools they need to help prevent impaired-driving tragedies and serve their communities with professionalism, courage and clarity.
Built in collaboration with law enforcement, legal professionals and mental health
experts, this course blends real-life survivor testimony, interactive crash-scene
simulations, and evidence-informed practices that reflect the full human cost of impaired driving. Officers learn to detect impairment more effectively, document crash scenes thoroughly, understand trauma responses among victims, and recognize PTSD and cumulative stress within themselves and their peers.
This training reframes impaired driving as not only a violation of law but a violation of the fundamental human right to life and safety. It strengthens emergency response readiness, improves outcomes for victims and families and creates long-lasting impact within departments and entire jurisdictions.
The goal of the program
What Officers Gain
• Enhanced ability to detect and document impairment
• Trauma-informed crash scene protocols
• Expanded awareness of victim impact and survivor needs
• Improved recognition of PTSD among first responders
• Practical skills for strengthening investigations
• Tools for building safer, more accountable communities
Every session becomes a life-saving investment: one sharper report, one safer traffic stop, one compassionate response at a moment where it matters most.
Ally Rocks 405 and Local Police Departments
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Local Police Departments Ally Rocks 405 has worked with
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma City Police Department
Tulsa Police Department
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Oklahoma Department of Public Safety Office
Tulsa County Sheriff's Office
Logan County Sheriff's Office
Edmond Police Department
Stroud Police Department
Chandler Police Department
Wellston Police Department
Ardmore Police Department
Durant Police Department
Moore Police Department
McAlester Police Department
Guthrie Police Department
Ponca City Police Department
University of Oklahoma Police Department
Oklahoma State University Police Department
Cushing Police Department
Del City Police Department
Lawton Police Department
Enid Police Department
Stillwater Police Department
Muskogee Police Department
Mustang Police Department
Skiatook Police Department
The Village Police Department
Poteau Police Department
Broken Arrow Police Department
Ellis County Sheriff's Office
Midwest City Police Department
Sapulpa Police Department
Kingfisher Police Department
Pocola Police Department
Pryor Creek Police Department
Chickasaw Lighthorse Police Department
Muscogee Creek Nation Lighthorse Police Department
Ada Police Department
Bartlesville Police Department
Claremore Police Department
Chickasaw Nation Lighthorse Police Department
Washington County Sheriff's Office
Ramona Police Department
Nowata Police Department
Craig County Sheriff's Office
Osage County Sheriff's Office
Oklahoma Drug Recognition Expert Program
TEXAS
Jacksonville Police Department
Longview Police Department
Smith County Sheriff's Office
Tyler Police Department
Athens Police Department
Plano Police Department
Richardson Police Department
McKinney Police Department
Midlothian Police Department
Dallas Police Department
DeKalb Police Department
Texas Department of Public Safety Office
Collin County Sheriff's Office
Justin Police Department
Fort Worth Police Department
El Paso Police Department
Tyler Junior College Police Department
Longview Police Department
South Houston Police Department
Houston Police Department
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Harris County Sheriff's Office
Dickinson Police Department
Friendswood Police Department
Deer Park Police Department
Katy Police Department
Texas A&M University Police Department
Bryan Police Department
Clute Police Department
Texas Highway Patrol
Alvin Police Department
Galveston Police Department
Texas Drug Recognition Expert Program
The Ally Rocks 405 Challenge Coin
For police officers, challenge coins symbolize
deep camaraderie, honor, pride, and tradition, acting as tangible tokens of unity, sacrifice, and achievement within the brotherhood/sisterhood of law enforcement, often awarded for excellence, marking milestones like academy graduation, or memorializing fallen comrades, embodying the shared values and dangers of their service. They build morale and represent belonging to a special group, often earned through proving one's mettle or dedication.
These are all things that Ally Rocks 405 encompasses as we teach our Law Enforcement officers the importance of how to deal with drunk driving cases. The importance and impact they have on the victums and their families. We wanted to created a coin that would not only honor Ally but honor all the first responders who have helped along the way.
Don't Just Take Our Word For It!
What do class attendees say about our program?
"Thank you! This is the most eye opening training I have ever had and keep doing what y’all are doing."
-Athens Police Department Cadet
"Just being able to hear how doing our job as police officers to the best of our ability can change how much justice gets served compared to if we just go half into it that the suspect could not have to pay for anything they did to the victim."
-Longview Police Department Cadet
"One of the best CLEET classes I have had. This story helped me with the way I think about DUI/DWI and I think all law enforcement should sit through and hear this story and understand what’s it’s like for the victims."
-Washington County Sheriff's Office Deputy
"I created a CLEET class in 2021 that was designed to help teach police officers about what to do for major collisions and what is expected of the first responding LEO’s. I observed too many scenes where evidence was lost or things weren’t done correctly.
I am very happy to see this being taught through your program. This presentation should be taught at every DRE school."
-Oklahoma Highway Patrol Lieutenant
"Passionate and informative presentation that should be shared at all Law Enforcement Academies."
-Cushing Police Department Officer
"I think the entire presentation should be given to as many new law enforcement officers as possible. They need to put a face to the victims of DWI."
-Harris County Police Department Sergeant