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Prescription Drug Abuse and Diversion PAT418R Jan. 19, 2012 Aurora Police Department 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Member Tuition: None Non-Member Tuition: None Limit: 2 per Dept. Probation & Parole as a Police Resource INV116R Nov. 9, 2011 oak Lawn Police Department 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Member Tuition: None Non-Member Tuition: $100.00 Limit: 2 per Dept. 16 Unless otherwise indicated, cancellations must be received by NEMRT 7 days prior to the beginning of a course in order to avoid being billed for that course. Exceptions will be noted where applicable. This course will provide officers with a working knowledge of prescription drug crimes, particularly targeting, investigating and reporting offenses where diversion of prescription drugs and controlled substances takes place for profit. This course is ideal for general investigators, drug crimes investigators, drug taskforce officers, juvenile officers, and school resource officers. Major cases and case studies will be examined by experienced drug investigators. Controlled substances, drug identification, lawful practices and prevention of diversion of drugs will be discussed. This class will be taught by instructors from the Purdue Pharma's Law Enforcement Liaison and Education (LELE) Unit. Due to the high demand for this course nationwide, it is available only once per year. Those in policing often think of the vast nationwide growth of the prison population, and are unaware that over 60 percent of all offenders are under corrections supervision or are on probation. In fact a non-partisan fact tank, the Pew Center, reported that more than 5 million people in the U.S. are in the community and are on probation. Unfortunately, these same individuals are responsible for a significant portion of all violent crime and as probationers commit 30 percent of all homicides. This is a significant threat to the safety and peace of our communities. Experienced officers will learn what kind of support a probation officer might ask for as well as how probation agencies and the police can better cooperate to reduce violent and firearmsrelated crimes when parolees are released into the community. Topics will address how police powers interface with the conditional rights afforded to offenders. Officers will be able to explain what kinds of conditions are imposed by sentencing judges and how parole and probation can assist officers. This course will look at the authority of police and probation officers as to arrest, search and seizure, supervision agreements, and possible probation violations. Topics to be discussed will include: - Agency contacts for both parole and probation - Who might want the information that I have? - Parolees privacy rights and unannounced visits; - Types of supervision; standard and intensive - Laws governing parolees and probationers - Evidence gathered by probation/parole or by the police - Surveillance practices; unannounced workplace/home visits - Drug testing, blood samples, DNA sampling - Electronic and global positioning systems This class will be taught by Jac Charlier, former Regional Supervisor, Illinois Department of Corrections, Springfield. North East Multi-Regional Training, Inc.
Unless otherwise indicated, cancellations must be received by NEMRT 7 days prior to the beginning of a course in order to avoid being billed for that course. Exceptions will be noted where applicable. Rapid Tactical Threat Recognition PAT255R Dec. 20, 2011 Glenview Police Department 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Member Tuition: None Non-Member Tuition: $100.00 Limit: 2 per Dept. Winter 2011-12 In-Service Course Catalog Rapid Tactical Threat Recognition (RTTR) is one of three programs that helps officers with their observations. Officers will learn to focus on accurate and precise input and recognition that can be essential in identifying suspicious behaviors, observing criminal activity, or to use with persons having intent to assault an officer. The elements of the course are broken into three units of learning: RAPID RECOGNITION: This element gives the student the tools to develop new neural connections in the brain to visually see faster and more accurately by increasing visual acuity and recognition skills. The methodology to achieve this is through the use of a specialized law enforcement contextual and computerized program with a follow up DVD that presents images in micro-seconds. Ideal for license plate and weapon recognition and to identify objects. FACIAL RECOGNITION: Seeing through the eyes of an artist. Our research indicates that artists generally see facial characteristics more accurately and in greater detail than those without artistic training. This element of the training combines mental and motor skills in knowing the details of the face. Excellent for high stress, momentary, and descriptive recall of people. PRE-ASSAULT INDICATORS: This element studies facial expressions, postures and stances of individuals as they prepare an assault. Students can more rapidly prepare to counter an assault with cover, and pre-emptive use of force techniques. Student will additionally learn how to articulate the indicators that may have led to going hands on during an incident requiring force. Utilizing these almost intuitive skills, students will improve their ability to employ a combative strategy as explained by Col. John Boyd’s OODA Loop model: (OBSERVE – ORIENT –DECIDE –ACT). This first course in the series promises to immediately improve these skill sets, but students are to be reminded that only through continued practice and on the street applications can one dramatically increase these skills. Instructor John Demand, Observation on Demand, LLC, former officer and corporate trainer. He was identified as presenter as one of Best of ILEETA Conference 2011. ILEETA is the International Educators and Trainers Association. They will present their 2012 Conference attracting global presenters to Wheeling, Ill. in Spring 2012. 17
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