Trooper of the Year 2007 - International Association of Chiefs of Police

The IACP’s
Drug Recognition Expert Section
Presents its
14th Annual IACP Training Conference
on Drugs, Alcohol and Impaired Driving
“Patrolling the Impaired Crossroad of America”
Indianapolis, Indiana, August 10-12, 2008
In addition to general sessions featuring the latest research
and initiatives, daily workshops will address a
variety of topics relevant to law enforcement, toxicology,
prosecutors, and other traffic safety advocates.
Some topics to be addressed:
• FACT Teams: How to Address Special Problems
• Partnering with Toxicologists
• Nuts and Bolts of DUI Prosecution
• Methadone: Its Effects on Driving
• Studies on Alcohol and its Effects on the Brain
• DRE Wins: Medical Rule-outs and other Success
Stories
• Cocaethylene
• The DRE Role in Drug Interdiction
• Study Results of Inhalant Effects on Driving
• Abused Pills and Potions: Prescription and OTC Drugs
Discount for early registration ends May 31.
For a registration form or more information,
contact Carolyn Cockroft at cockroftc@theiacp.org
Join Us at the
Annual S&P Conference
Held in conjunction the IACP Annual Conference
November 8-12, in San Diego, CA.
Friday afternoon, November 7:
S&P Executive Committee Meeting
Saturday, November 8:
S&P Business Meeting
S&P Reception and Banquet
The Omni San Diego, the S&P hotel, is directly
across from the convention center and adjacent
to the Gas Lamp District. The rate is $239 night and
includes wireless and access to the hotel gym.
Reservations will be accepted sometime in May.
This will most likely be the largest attended
IACP conference so don’t miss it!
IACP and SAIC
Proudly support outstanding achievement in
Law Enforcement Volunteer Programs
®
IACP has teamed with SAIC to support an awards program for
Outstanding Achievement in Law Enforcement Volunteer Programs, also
known as the Volunteers in Police Services (VIPS) Award.
The VIPS Award will honor volunteers that make the business of law
enforcement a little easier, and recognize those agencies that have
shown leadership in creating and sustaining programs that successfully
integrate volunteers into overall organizational operations and
administration of law enforcement work.
Take this opportunity to show your volunteers the difference they make
to your organization and community – apply for the VIPS Award today.
To apply, visit the IACP Web site at www.theiacp.org/awards/
volunteerprogram or call Carolyn Cockroft at 1.800.THE.IACP.
Applications must be postmarked no later than May 15, 2008.
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