At the conclusion of this five day program, the student will have an understanding of crime scene preservation and the role of forensic science in law enforcement. Additionally, the student will become adept at learning the concepts and procedures of crime scene photography. Topics to be covered are as follows: • Introduction to Forensic Science • Crime Scene Photography • Source and Relevance of Serological Fluids • Source and Relevance of Trace Evidence • Glass Fractures • Latent Fingerprinting • Cyanoacrolate Ester Fuming Method (Super Glue) • Casting Techniques • Crime Scene Sketching Class size is limited to twenty students and space is reserved on a first come basis.
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This course is designed to provide the law enforcement officer with a comprehensive perspective of the criminal activities, techniques, and potential threats associated to Transnational Organized Crime and Global Terrorism. The law enforcement officer will gain an understanding of criminal indicators, smuggling trends and techniques which are utilized by criminal organizations/gangs, smuggling networks and terror operatives. The course further illustrates how organized crime syndicates and terrorists exploit various private sector companies within the transportation industry. The course provides best practices and methods for the law enforcement officer to identify criminal activity through confidential sources, intelligence led policing, and enhancing cooperative investigations. This course is modeled after a highly successful operation called "Operation Safe Passage", developed by the New Jersey State Police to combat drug trafficking, organized crime, cargo theft and domestic terrorism. registration is with the vendor: www.globalpolicesolutions.com
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This is a five day course, taught by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, designed to familiarize police officers with the current doctrine and theory of successful negotiations with individuals who are suicidal or in crisis, as well as criminal, mentally deranged and fanatic hostage takers. Instruction stresses the goal of preserving all lives concerned and emphasizes both psychological theory and a practical "how to" approach in dealing with the hostage taker. Attendees should be highly motivated and designated by their agency to act as negotiators during actual crisis situations. CLASS REGISTRATION IS CLOSED CLASS IS FULL
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This course is designed to ensure a quality presentation of advanced critical incident negotiation skills training for hostage and barricaded suicide negotiation teams, with an emphasis on advanced communication, active listening, and effective questioning techniques. Completion of an approved Critical Incident Negotiations Level I course is a prerequisite to this Level II course. $595 Register at www.globalpolicesolutions.com
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This 3 day course is designed to ensure a quality presentation of advanced critical incident negotiation skills training for hostage and barricaded suicide negotiation teams, with an emphasis on understanding psychological manipulation and physiological effects on the body. Advanced communication, the practice of active listening, and cause and effect are also studied. Completion of an approved Critical Incident Negotiations Level I and II course is recommended
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This two-day program is appropriate for all supervisors, managers, law enforcement officers, public safety personnel and chaplains. Attendees will be briefed as to the cause, effect, signs and symptoms of the most common and current law enforcement stress, especially critical incident. Traumatic stress. Attendees will be introduced to, or reminded of practical responses and stress management strategies for peers, professionals, managers and leaders. Law Enforcement stress management and crisis leadership approaches will be discussed in a preventative posture, during a crisis and afterwards (including Death and Emergency Notification), all from a factual, anecdotal and motivational perspective. Class size is limited by available classroom space. The dress code is Class A Uniform or business attire.
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Course Duration: 40 hours Max. Number of Students: 25 Instructional Setting: Classroom COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is designed to ensure a quality presentation of critical incident negotiation skills training for hostage and barricaded suicide negotiation teams, in order for them to bring about a peaceful resolution to critical incidents. This course is designed to teach the basic skills, techniques and concepts required of any critical incident negotiator, with an emphasis on communication and active listening. Topics Include: • Introduction to Critical Incident Negotiations • Critical Incident Negotiations Team Design • Response Planning • Team/Department Standard Operating Procedures • “The First Forty-five Minutes” • Working with Command • Essential Communication Skills • Active Listening Skills • Throw Phone and other Communication Devices • Primary and Coach working as a team • Finding the Hook • Documenting the Negotiation • What is Negotiable • Theories of Motivation • Who is in Command? • Antisocial Personality Disorder • Borderline Personality Disorder • Paranoid Personality Disorder • Dependant Personality Disorder • The Surrender Process • Team Debriefing After the Incident • Dealing with the Critical Incident • Students will have two full days of working as a team while honing their skills in real life practical exercises INSTRUCTIONAL GOAL To provide the critical incident negotiator with the skills, techniques and basic concepts needed to bring about a peaceful resolution to a critical incident. The negotiator will learn the importance of negotiating as a team, as well as the roles and responsibilities of each team member assigned. An understanding as well as practical knowledge of these concepts and skills is fundamental for critical incident negotiation teams to be successful in bringing about a peaceful resolution to the critical incidents they will encounter. Dates and Locations: December 3-7, 2012 Atlantic County Dept. of Public Safety Police Training Center 5033 English Creek Avenue Egg Harbor Township, NJ, 08234-5743 Course Fee: $595 “Meeting The Needs For Professional Police Training” WWW.GLOBALPOLICESOLUTIONS.COM Call Us Toll Free At: 855-4GPSTRAINING
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This 5-day (40 hours) agency instructor level certification program is designed for agencies to train and certify departmental instructors in managing deadly force options in correctional institutions. This course primarily focuses on the initial phases of response for CERT and SORT Team members showing the most effective response when the crowd is progressive and violent, also addressing how to use formation, chemical munitions intergrading primary and secondary firearms. Those interested should register for this class through Fox Valley Technical College at www.fvtc.edu/redmantraining
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TOPICS IN CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION: BODY FLUIDS AND TRACE EVIDENCE November 28-29, 2012 This is a two-day program with the first day devoted to body fluids and the second to trace evidence. The first program consider 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. INSTRUCTOR: Jonathan Turner, Crime Scene Investigator, Toms River Police Department, Toms River, New Jersey. NOTE: ENROLLMENT IS FOR BOTH CLASSES AND NOT FOR INDIVIDUAL ONES. DATE/LOCATION/TIME Seminar will be conducted November 28-29, 2012 at the Atlantic County Police Training Center, 5033 English Creek Avenue, Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. Class will be in session 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily. FEE $295 per person. Registration is at www.le-seminars.org NOT with the academy.
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This one-day course designed to provide law enforcement officers with knowledge to move forward with technology facilitated criminal investigations. This course will cover the following topics: • Laws affecting technology facilitated crime • Internet Protocol (IP) Addressing • Protection and seizure of digital evidence for first responders • Cellular phone data and GPS devices • Electronic Communication investigations • Social Network Investigations • Hacking and computer theft • Resources available to law enforcement REGISTRATION IS WITH THE VENDOR - www.specializedletraining.com
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