TAC OPS PRO.

Streamline and standardize.

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The Mission—

We empower law enforcement with mission-ready tools that eliminate guesswork and reinforce accountability. Our platform standardizes tactical planning with precision—streamlining workflows, reducing legal exposure, and ensuring every operation is backed by a clear, defensible, and secure plan. Built for those who serve, trusted by those who lead.

The FOUNDER—

With over a decade in law enforcement and active service on a tactical team in Southern California, I built this platform because I saw a critical gap—teams lacked standardized, streamlined planning tools that protect officers in the field and in the courtroom.

Tac Ops Pro was forged from real-world experience.

I’ve lived the demands of high-risk operations. This isn't theory—it’s built from the ground up by someone who knows what’s at stake.

My mission is simple: Help teams plan smarter, operate safer, and back every mission with a clear, defensible strategy.

Taylor Lapoint

FAQ

A: In today’s technology-driven world, the need for real-time, standardized planning tools is no longer optional—it’s inevitable. Tac Ops Pro gives your agency the tactical edge by modernizing how you plan, brief, and document operations.

A: By streamlining the operational planning process, Tac Ops Pro reduces the time spent on briefings and coordination—cutting down on unnecessary overtime and repetitive tasks. Teams can plan faster, collaborate more efficiently, and execute with fewer delays.

A: Tac Ops Pro is purpose-built for law enforcement and tactical operations. Unlike generic communication or task apps, it includes mission-specific features like suspect and vehicle data input, real-time address mapping, and encrypted team messaging—all in one secure platform.

A: Absolutely. Every operation in Tac Ops Pro is time-stamped and documented, creating a digital trail of planning, intel, and decisions. This provides courtroom protection and transparency during internal audits or use-of-force investigations.

A: With built-in templates and guided data fields, Tac Ops Pro helps your agency standardize how operations are planned and briefed. This ensures consistency across teams, reduces miscommunication, and raises the overall quality of tactical preparation.

A: Tac Ops Pro is perfect for SWAT callouts, high-risk warrants, fugitive apprehensions, multi-agency operations, and dignitary protection missions. It’s designed for any scenario where coordination, speed, and documentation matter.

A: Yes. Tac Ops Pro is built with scalability in mind. As your agency evolves, the app can evolve with it—offering integrations, updates, and features that keep pace with operational needs and technological advancements.

What all courts generally say about tactical planning for warrants.

When it comes to law enforcement tactical planning for warrant execution, courts across the U.S.—including the Supreme Court and all federal circuits—consistently apply a core set of legal standards, especially under the Fourth Amendment. Here’s how that applies broadly and how Tac Ops Pro can position itself as a tool that helps law enforcement comply with constitutional law, reduce liability, and streamline operations

#1

Tactical Plans Must Be Reasonable Under the Fourth Amendment

  • Key standard: Warrant execution plans must not be “unreasonable” in scope, timing, or method (Graham v. Connor, Tennessee v. Garner, Wilson v. Arkansas).
  • Application: Excessive or militarized tactics in low-risk situations may violate constitutional protections—even if a valid warrant exists.

Tac Ops Pro benefit: It documents the risk assessment and justifies tactical decisions based on threat level, suspect background, and environment.

#2

Use of Force Must Be Proportionate to Threat

  • Nationwide rule: Courts will scrutinize how much force was planned and used, and whether it was necessary (Scott v. Harris, Mendez v. Los Angeles, etc.).
  • Application: If a tactical plan includes dynamic entry, flashbangs, or less-lethal tools, agencies must justify those tactics with real risks—like known weapons or violence history.

Tac Ops Pro benefit: Creates a permanent record showing the tactical choices were based on known, articulable threats—not hunches.

#3

Liability Extends to Planners, Not Just Operators

  • Legal precedent: Officers involved in planning can be personally liable for constitutional violations, even if they didn’t pull a trigger (Hope v. Pelzer, Lopez v. Gelhaus, Bryan v. MacPherson).

Tac Ops Pro benefit: By clearly logging the chain of command, assigned roles, and review process, the app can help agencies show each actor acted within a defined scope of responsibility.

#4

Courts Consider Whether Policies Were Followed

  • Administrative law: Courts often evaluate if officers complied with internal policy and training, not just federal law.
  • If an agency’s policy requires de-escalation or warnings, and the tactical plan ignores that, the agency (or individual officers) can be held liable.

Tac Ops Pro benefit: Can include policy upload, checkboxes, and SOP prompts that help prove compliance with internal standards and reduce risk.

#5

Planning Must Respect Civilian Presence

  • Across all circuits, courts hold that planning must consider whether civilians (kids, bystanders) are likely present, and how to minimize harm to them (Hudson v. Michigan, Estate of Lopez, etc.).

Tac Ops Pro benefit: Includes pre-plan fields for intel like “Presence of children” or “Third-party occupants” to ensure deconfliction and risk mitigation are considered.

Compliance Tool

Tac Ops Pro helps agencies prove compliance with constitutional standards, use-of-force policies, and public safety priorities in every plan.

Courtroom Defense

If your operation ends up in court, Tac Ops Pro becomes your evidence log. It shows your plan was legal, reasonable, and built with public safety in mind.

Liability Reduction

By documenting pre-operation risk assessments and tactical decisions, Tac Ops Pro shields your officers from individual liability.