Basic Internal Affairs Training is a three-day course developed for county and municipal police departments. The course will provide comprehensive instruction in all aspects of the internal affairs function and the Attorney General’s Internal Affairs Policy and Procedures. Who should attend: All county and municipal police officers recently assigned to the internal affairs function. Veteran investigators may also benefit from the course. Tuition: $289.00
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This is a two week course for SLEO II officers seeking a waiver to a full time position. Cost is $500 for out of county agencies and free for Atlantic Country agencies. For registration contact bonsall_joseph@aclink.org
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A free, three day course intended for officers and detectives who would like to improve their report writing skills. Instructors are veteran Atlantic County patrol officers and major crimes investigators.
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The Basic School Resource Officer Course is a forty-hour block of instruction designed for any law enforcement officer with two years or less experience working in an educational environment. A law enforcement officer in this liaison position is commonly referred to as a School Resource Officer. The course emphasizes three main areas of instruction: functioning as a police officer in the school setting, working as a resource and problem solver, and the development of teaching skills. Attendees will be given a working knowledge of the School Resource Officer concept and how to establish a lasting partnership with their schools. Officers are required to attend all sessions in order to obtain the National School resource Officer Basic Course Certificate. There is a written examination, multiple discussions, and at least one graded practical exercise for each student.
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Most officers, commanders, and risk managers view the police crash as “the cost of doing business” and an anticipated cost of a departmental budget. However, crashes and “traffic incidents” are more than numbers on a page and line-items on a spreadsheet. Officers are killed and seriously injured everyday in and around their squad cars. Beyond the Cones examines these phenomenon from both a financial and human perspective. It focuses on solutions to reduce deaths, injuries, and the high cost of property damage. Topics addressed, include but are not limited to: ·the historical view of police involved crashes ·personal injury consequences ·financial restraints ·the ultimate sacrifice ·outdated vehicle operation training curriculum ·Code 1 or “non-emergency driving.” ·patrol investigational driving ·observational driving ·intersection clearing ·backing, parking, squad positioning ·non-emergency lane use ·police related distractions ·the value of seat belts Please register via LIFELINE TRAINING at www.lifelinetraining.com
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This course will properly train Police Officers for bicycle patrol. Officers will learn safe bicycle operations, laws governing bicycles as vehicles, nomenclature, riding techniques, defensive cycling, nutrition, fitness, basic repair and maintenance. Officers will demonstrate, upon completion of the course, competency through practical application of basic riding skills and a written examination from the International Police Mountain Bike Association. Optional Certification through IPMBA
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This is a one hour block of instruction which complies with OSHA requirements relating to the Blood Borne Pathogen training of employees under 29CFR 1910.1030(g)(2)(i). The start times for this course are: 9:00AM, 10:30AM & 1:00PM Registration is made by faxing the registration form to the Atlantic County Police Training Center at 609-407-6717
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This is a two-day program with the first day devoted to body fluids and the second to trace evidence. The first program considers types of body fluids and how the investigator might collect and analyze these. Topics to be covered during this session include: (1) scientific basis of body fluid examination; (2) blood and bloodstains and their collection; (3) seminal stains; and (4) other types of fluids such as saliva, urine, and fecal matter. The second day provides discussion on such trace evidence elements as hair, textile fibers, paint chips, glass fragments, and gunshot residue particles. Topics in this segment include: (1) trace evidence associated with clothing; (2) recovery of the clothing of the victim; (3) cloth fragments and impressions; (4) threads; (5) fibers; (6) hair; (7) soils, rocks, and minerals; and debris. NOTE: ENROLLMENT IS FOR BOTH CLASSES AND NOT FOR INDIVIDUAL ONES. INSTRUCTOR: Crime Scene Investigator Marc Hackett, Arlington County Police Department, Arlington, Virginia REGISTRATION IS WITH VENDOR - www.leseminars.org $295
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Body Language In the profession of Law Enforcement communication is constant. As humans we are constantly displaying our intent through our nonverbal communication, which can comprise 70% of all communication. This class trains law enforcement, military personnel and professional security to identify signs of an impending attack. We also focus on the importance of verbal commands, safe intervals, immediate action and de-escalation methods. We utilize methods such as observe, orient, decide and act(OODA loop)to compliment this course. Registration is with the vendor - www.warningorder.net Fee - $50
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New Jersey Department of Corrections Cell Block Management and Suicide Awareness Training for Police Municipalities, Academy and In-Service. Course Description: Pursuant to the State of New Jersey Administrative Code Chapter 34: Municipal Detention Facilities, and for the proper safety and security of detainees, the Office of County Services provides training on Cell Block Management and Suicide Awareness. These two instructional units combined are taught by PTC Certified NJ Department of Corrections County Services Staff at Municipal Police Academy’s in NJ, as well as In-Service Training for Municipal Police Department Staff. The lesson plans are PTC approved. The course runs approximately 3 hours in duration for the coverage of the two instructional units in there entirety. Lesson plans outline and accomplish the following performance objectives: CELL BLOCK MANAGEMENT 1. Overview of 10A:34 2. Policies and procedures of detention facility management 3. Municipal compliance and the authority of the NJDOC 4. High risk inmates 5. Weapons 6. Key control 7. Supervision and safety of the detainee 8. Safety and security of the facility, yourself and the public SUICIDE AWARENESS 1. Overview of 10A-2.22 2. Municipal detention facility responsibilities and liability 3. Symptoms, conditions and behavioral cues to be aware of 4. Methods of detainee suicide 5. Polices and procedures for handling suicide attempts and suicide 6. Interpersonal communication and de-escalation 7. Suicide screening guidelines 8. Steps for responding to a suicide Methods of instruction will include a pre-test, lecture, question and answer and group discussion. Power point presentations and handouts are provided for each instructional unit. The film: 720 Deadly Seconds is viewed for Suicide Awareness.
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