Course Description: This groundbreaking course will focus on three certainties within the Police community, top three in the following national statistics: Suicide Alcoholism Divorce rate This course will concentrate on applying basic lifestyle changes and techniques to remedy these factors. This course is instructed by a train the trainer and a veteran Narcotics Detective. All students will receive a train the trainer certificate. Recommended Personnel: To be considered for all Law Enforcement personnel. Attire: Casual Attire Mandatory Equipment: NA Restrictions: Agency ID required, only active duty law enforcement need register Enrollment status and Cost: $125. per student, please register on line at www.warningorder.net, any questions please call toll free- 888-514-2603 YOU MUST REGISTER ONLINE www.warning order.net
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This one day course is designed for all levels of law enforcement personnel who interact with media. The focus of this course will be to develop a media strategy beginning with a simple press release formula. Students will learn to use the formula to develop verbal statements and guide epress conferences. The course will culminate in a a mock press conference and critique. Class limited to 20.
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This free, two-day course will focus on recognizing signs that someone may be considering self-harm and provide strategies for interventions as well as resources that are available for individuals in crisis.
REGISTRATION and additional info email John Heenan - heenan_john@aclink.org
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This course is designed for those personnel who serve or will serve as a supervisor of their agency's field training program for police, corrections or communications personnel. At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to: • Design a field training program or modify an existing one to be more effective and up-to-date. • Understand the "San Jose model" of field training and apply it to their agency's training program. • Recognize the common errors associated with Daily Observation Reports (DOR's). • Discuss the various roles of the Field Training Officer Supervisor. • Examine the court decisions that affect field training programs. • Employ strategies for dealing with problem trainees and trainee-trainer conflict.
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This course is designed to ensure a quality presentation of supervisory skills training for Supervisors and soon to be Managers, in order to assist their subordinates in being successful law enforcement officers by creating a professional work environment. The course is designed to teach the skills, techniques and principles required to be a productive, diversified supervisor, leader and manager. Topics Include: •Overview and course introduction •Leadership Styles •Twenty Common Mistakes of Supervisors and Managers •The Six Step Problem Solving Method •Ethics •Team Building •Motivational Theories •Policy Development •Planning •Budgeting •Interpersonal Communication Skills •Stress Management •Dealing with the Media •Supervising in Today’s Society •Value Driven Leadership REGISTER AT WWW.GLOBALPOLICESOLUTIONS.COM
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SUPERVISING THE OPERATION OF A GENERAL CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS UNIT: A SEMINAR FOR NEW DETECTIVE UNIT SUPERVISORS
A program designed specifically for law enforcement personnel newly assigned in the overseeing and supervision of their agency's general criminal investigation unit. The program fills the gap of providing information of a nature to assist such personnel who need to understand basic supervisory principles involved in the overseeing of their general criminal investigation unit. The program will explore various components of leadership, supervision, and managing daily operations.
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INSTRUCTOR: Chief Michael Miller, Ventnor City Police Department, Ventnor City, New Jersey
More information contact: haberbenchmark@aol.com
FEE $295 per person.
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COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to provide investigators, narcotics agents, as well as the street officer, with a basic understanding of how to conduct surveillance. Students will learn the skills and the personal attributes that are needed in order to achieve a successfully surveillance, as well as what type of equipment they should have at their disposal. Topics Include: • Surveillance Defined • Personal Attributes Needed When Conducting Surveillance • Required Abilities • Knowledge of the Subject • Adaptability • Uses of Surveillance • Foot Surveillance • Vehicle Surveillance • Fixed Surveillance • Preparation • Determining Reconnaissance Information • Types of Equipment Needed • Operator Do’s and Don’ts • Guidelines for Conducting Surveillance • Numerous Practical Field Exercises for Agents REGISTRATION IS WITH www.globalpolicesolutions.com
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Provides practical instruction in Spanish for police officers. Objectives of this program are to increase officer safety, increase community safety, enhance job performance, project a positive image in the Hispanic community and to provide protection from legal liability. Audio tapes and workbook will be supplied. Tuition includes training materials.
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This one day, eight (8) hour course was created to teach officers to successfully identify common and uncommon concealment areas in household items, internet purchased items, altered devices and specially designed armaments all made with criminal intent to conceal dangerous and deadly weapons. This class will present students with the tools to understand the functional designs criminals use to conceal every type of weapon designed to injure or kill law enforcement personnel. Surviving Hidden Weapons uses specific Tactical Advantage and Officer Safety Procedures to provide students with effective techniques designed to enhance their ability to recognize and uncover expertly concealed armaments, while remaining tactically sound during the recovery and extraction process. Topics discussed during this eight (8) hour course: ·Where and How Criminals Obtain Items Which Can Conceal Dangerous Weapons ·Methodical Search Techniques ·Officer Safety Techniques Every Police Officer should Utilize While Searching ·Officer Death’s Due to Concealed Weapons ·Ten Deadly Sins of Law Enforcement Please register via www.lifelinetraning.com
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