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Wyoming Police Department Annual Report WYPD 2003 Department Training & Firearms Training Facility Annual Summary Training Summary In 2003, members of the Wyoming Police Department logged 15,000 contact hours of training by attending over 166 classes. The department utilized its training room to host a variety of training that included: Search and Seizure, Legal Up-date, Child Restraint Laws, Fatal Accident Investigation, PR-24 re-certification, Ethics, Citizen / Officer Rescue Techniques, Respiratory Protective Equipment, Weapons Qualification and CALEA up-date. Staffing Data DIVISION COMMANDER: Capt. John Lind Jr. UNIT COMMANDER: Lt. Paul Anglim TRAINING SUPERVISOR: Sgt. Kirt Zuiderveen RANGE OFFICERS: Sgt. Kevin French Ofc. David Durell Ofc. David Thompson Ofc. Dennis Ferguson Sgt. Kirt Zuiderveen CERTIFIED INSTRUCTORS: The department gained new instructors in the following areas: concealed carry of firearms, patrol rifle, TEAM, Standard Field Sobriety, TASER, and Operation Lifesaver. In-Service Update In-service training during 2003 included: The Bulletproof Mind Seminar as presented by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, Advanced Interview Techniques, Child Death Investigation, Digital Imaging for Courtroom Presentations, Field Interviewing, Gang Conference, Honor Guard Camp, Integrity Based Policing, Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Institute, Management of Death Investigations, Supervisors Role in Preventing Racial Profiling, Survival Spanish, Violent Crimes Seminar, and Women in Law Enforcement Conference. Lieutenant Bradley Schutter completed the four hundred — eighty hour (480) Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy in Quantico, Virginia. 20 FIREARMS TRAINING � The Firearms Training Unit conducted annual qualifications with handgun, patrol rifle, and shotgun on newly developed training courses. � The training staff developed a plan to train every member of the Patrol Division quarterly in the firearms training simulator. � The annual handgun qualification was moved to the in-service area of training this year to allow more time to train on the various techniques. The 2003 “Top Gun Award” was received by Sgt. Kurt Robinson for the fastest precision shooting time � Law enforcement agencies that train at the Wyoming Police Department Firearms Training facility included: Michigan State Police Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms Grandville Police Department Grand Valley State University Kentwood Police Department Drug Enforcement Administration
Wyoming Police Department Annual Report WYPD 2003 K-9 Unit K-9 UNIT Annual Summary � During 2003 the Wyoming Police Department K-9 Teams responded to 435 calls for service. � The K-9 Teams were directly responsible for the arrest of 32 suspects, the recovery of 25 pounds of marijuana, 66 grams of cocaine / crack, 1/16 gram of heroin, 1 gram methamphetamine, and $7,595 in cash. � The WYPD K-9's are most often called to assist with narcotic complaints, followed by B&E's, robbery, alarms and traffic related activities. � The K-9 Unit conducted: Clear Building 31 Drug Searches 225 Set Perimeters 3 Tracks Run 170 VCSA 211 B&E’s 59 Robberies 53 Explosive Searches 2 Hindering 20 UDAA 18 Evidence Searches 2 Alarms 13 Assaults 7 Larcenies 7 Home Invasion 6 Suicidal Subject 2 Missing Person 2 Staffing Data DIVISION COMMANDER: Capt. John Lind Jr. UNIT COMMANDER: Lt. Kip Snyder K-9 TEAMS: Officer / K-9 Activations_________ Ofc. Randy Adams / Baron & Chica 94 Ofc. Mahoney / Bento 99 Ofc. Jeff Malzahn / Jake 132 Ofc. Jeff Bylsma / Max 110 21 500 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 387 K-9 Activations 1999 - 2003 475 407 381 435 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Traffic 7% Robbery 12% Larceny 2% Calls for Service Activity Distribution Alarm 3% B&E 14% Other 11% Assault 2% Drugs 49%
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