(A) A reserve officer may not assume a police function until he has successfully completed a course of training of at least sixty hours and passed a comprehensive test prepared by the Law Enforcement Training Council and administered by the local law enforcement agency. The sixty hours of training must be promulgated by the Law Enforcement Training Council, endorsed by the appointing official and must include, but not be limited to:

1. (1) Firearms training-twelve hours
2. (2) Laws of arrest-three hours
3. (3) Searches and seizure-three hours
4. (4) Evidence-six hours
5. (5) Crisis intervention-three hours
6. (6) Officer survival-two hours
7. (7) Ethics-two hours
8. (8) Constitutional law-two hours
9. (9) Local ordinances and policies-ten hours
10. (10) Radio communications-one hour
11. (11) Handling prisoners-one hour
12. (12) Handling juveniles-one hour
13. (13) Human relations-two hours.