Since 1991, Wadi Sawabini has taught thousands of Federal Agents, State, County and Local Police Officers how to shoot videotape that stands up in court and wins cases. His courses are used by the ATF, Border Patrol, DEA, ICE, FBI and dozens of other federal agencies. He has taught at the DEA Drug Team Commanders' schools at the DEA Academy at Quantico, VA and Fort Leonard Wood, MO. State police agencies in 27 states from California to Massachusetts have used his 3-Day Video Camcorder Training for Law Enforcement program. In addition police officers from five foreign countries have been participants in his classes.

A graduate of the University of Vermont, Sawabini was Reserve Erie County (NY) Deputy Sheriff while living in the Buffalo, NY area. He is POST-certified as an instructor in several states. He is a member of ILEETA, the Connecticut Division of the International Association of Identification (IAI) and the Law Enforcement Video Association (LEVA). He is a frequent lecturer at National and International Law Enforcement Conferences and has appeared on the Law Enforcement Television Network (LETN).

In addition, Sawabini has written numerous articles, which have been published in Government Video and Police & Security News.