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Elizabethtown, KY Description Agency Only Workshop 5/23/2012
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 This free workshop is scheduled only for members of the Elizabethtown (KY) Police Department and law enforcement agencies invited to participate by the Elizabethtown Police Department (***must enter password***). It is designed to provide law enforcement officers, supervisors, managers and executives with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits while avoiding exposure to civil and criminal liability. Procedures discussed in the pursuit policy workshop are consistent with the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) benchmark guidelines. Participants must register online to attend the workshop. **Participants must bring a copy of their agency's pursuit policy to the workshop for discussion**
Instructor: Jeffrey Magers (California University of PA)
Location: Elizabethtown Police Department 300 South Mulberry Street Elizabethtown, KY 42701
Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Williamsport, IN Description 5/24/2012
PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGE ..... In an effort to reduce the number of deaths and injuries resulting from vehicle pursuits, ALERT International is providing a 4 hour free comprehensive pursuit policy program. This program is a Federal Grant funded training and is accredited thru the Indiana Law Enforcement Training Board EVO mandated requirement ... This effort addresses law enforcement vehicular pursuit policy issues, including factors to consider when initiating, conducting and terminating a vehicular pursuit. Procedures discussed in pursuit policy workshops are consistent with the International Association of Chiefs of Police guidelines. Recognizing that pursuit driving is a very dangerous activity, police departments around the United States have begun to change their perspective of pursuits and their understanding of pursuit policy and training. The workshop is designed to provide law enforcement officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits. Students must sign up for the class at http://training.pursuitpolicy.org/workshopsignup.aspxv Please bring a copy of your current pursuit policy. Questions call: Mike Reath 812-369-9995 or Sheriff R.K. Hart at: 765-764-4367
Instructor: Michael Reath (ALERT International)
Location: Warren County Learning Center 26 E. 2nd Street Williamsport, IN 47993
Workshop Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Williamsport, IN Description 5/25/2012
In an effort to reduce the number of deaths and injuries resulting from vehicle pursuits, ALERT International is providing a 4 hour free comprehensive pursuit policy program. This program is a Federal Grant funded training and is accredited thru the Indiana Law Enforcement Training Board EVO mandated requirement ... This effort addresses law enforcement vehicular pursuit policy issues, including factors to consider when initiating, conducting and terminating a vehicular pursuit. Procedures discussed in pursuit policy workshops are consistent with the International Association of Chiefs of Police guidelines. Recognizing that pursuit driving is a very dangerous activity, police departments around the United States have begun to change their perspective of pursuits and their understanding of pursuit policy and training. The workshop is designed to provide law enforcement officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits. Students must sign up for the class at http://training.pursuitpolicy.org/workshopsignup.aspxv Please bring a copy of your current pursuit policy. Questions call: Mike Reath 812-369-9995 or Sheriff R.K. Hart at: 765-764-4367
Instructor: Michael Reath (ALERT International)
Location: Warren County Learning Center 26 E. 2nd Street Williamsport, IN 47993
Workshop Time: 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Chatsworth, GA Description 6/5/2012
In an effort to reduce the number of deaths and injuries resulting from vehicle pursuits, ALERT International and IADLEST are partnering to provide a comprehensive pursuit policy program. This effort addresses law enforcement vehicular pursuit policy issues, including factors to consider when initiating, conducting, and terminating a vehicular pursuit. Procedures discussed in pursuit policy workshops are consistent with the International Association of Chiefs of Police guidelines. Recognizing that pursuit driving is a very dangerous activity, police departments around the United States have begun to change their perspective of pursuits and their understanding of pursuit policy and training. This research has prompted programs such as this, which encourage departments across the country to analyze current pursuit policies and training requirements. Pursuit policy workshops will be held in every state throughout 2010-2011. The four-hour pursuit policy workshop will provide guidance for officers. Training will include: • Factors to consider when initiating a vehicular pursuit. • Comparison and validation of law enforcement policies pertaining to pursuits with a model policy from the IACP. • Methods to successfully conclude a vehicular pursuit. The workshop is designed to provide law enforcement officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits. Students must sign up for the class at http://training.pursuitpolicy.org/workshopsignup.aspxv Students are required to bring a copy of their pursuit policy.
Instructor: David Rider (retired)
Location: Murray County Sheriff 810 1/2 Gi Maddox Pkwy Chatsworth, GA 30705
Workshop Time: 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Raleigh, NC Description 6/6/2012
In an effort to reduce the number of deaths and injuries resulting from vehicle pursuits, ALERT International and IADLEST are partnering to provide a comprehensive pursuit policy program. This effort addresses law enforcement vehicular pursuit policy issues, including factors to consider when initiating, conducting and terminating a vehicular pursuit. Procedures discussed in pursuit policy workshops are consistent with the International Association of Chiefs of Police guidelines. Recognizing that pursuit driving is a very dangerous activity, police departments around the United States have begun to change their perspective of pursuits and their understanding of pursuit policy and training. The workshop is designed to provide law enforcement officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits. Students must sign up for the class at http://training.pursuitpolicy.org/workshopsignup.aspxv Please bring a copy of your current pursuit policy. Instructor: Stephen Lee (Retired-Greater Manchester Police) Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Instructor: Stephen Lee (NC State Bureau of Investigation)
Location: Wake Tech Public Safety Training Campus 321 Chapanoke Road Raleigh, NC 27603
Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Independence, MO Description 6/6/2012
This workshop is designed for Patrol Officers, Supervisors, and Administrators to provide you with the information necessary to reduce the number of injuries and deaths resulting from vehicle pursuits. Course Objectives include discussion of U.S. Supreme Court Decisions that govern vehicle pursuit operations, Effective decision making for patrol officers, Policy development and application for administrators and supervisors, IACP pursuit policy guidelines.
Instructor: Dean Davis (Jasper County Sheriffs Office)
Location: Blue River Public Safety Institute 20301 E State Highway 78 Independence, MO 64057
Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Chatsworth, GA Description 6/7/2012
In an effort to reduce the number of deaths and injuries resulting from vehicle pursuits, ALERT International and IADLEST are partnering to provide a comprehensive pursuit policy program. This effort addresses law enforcement vehicular pursuit policy issues, including factors to consider when initiating, conducting, and terminating a vehicular pursuit. Procedures discussed in pursuit policy workshops are consistent with the International Association of Chiefs of Police guidelines. Recognizing that pursuit driving is a very dangerous activity, police departments around the United States have begun to change their perspective of pursuits and their understanding of pursuit policy and training. This research has prompted programs such as this, which encourage departments across the country to analyze current pursuit policies and training requirements. Pursuit policy workshops will be held in every state throughout 2010-2011. The four-hour pursuit policy workshop will provide guidance for officers. Training will include: • Factors to consider when initiating a vehicular pursuit. • Comparison and validation of law enforcement policies pertaining to pursuits with a model policy from the IACP. • Methods to successfully conclude a vehicular pursuit. The workshop is designed to provide law enforcement officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits. Students must sign up for the class at http://training.pursuitpolicy.org/workshopsignup.aspxv Students are required to bring a copy of their pursuit policy.
Instructor: David Rider (retired)
Location: Murray County SO 810 1/2 Gi Maddox Pkwy Chatsworth, GA 30705
Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Romeoville, IL Description 6/19/2012
***Participants must register for this workshop through Tri River Training, Mobile Training Unit 16, at www.mtu16.com. This workshop is designed for Patrol Officers, Supervisors, and Administrators to provide you with the information necessary to reduce the number of injuries and deaths resulting from vehicle pursuits. Course Objectives include discussion of U.S. Supreme Court Decisions that govern vehicle pursuit operations, Effective decision making for patrol officers, Policy development and application for administrators and supervisors, IACP pursuit policy guidelines. ***This course has been approved for 4 hours of the mandatory Chief/Deputy Chief/Sheriff's 20-hour annual training requirement by the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board.***
Instructor: Shanon Gillette (Downers Grove Police Department)
Location: Romeoville Police Department 1050 W. Romeo Road Romeoville, IL 60446
Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Frankfort, KY Description Agency Only Workshop 6/20/2012
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 This free workshop is scheduled only for members of the Frankfort (KY) Police Department and law enforcement agencies invited to participate by the Frankfort Police Department (***must enter password***). It is designed to provide law enforcement officers, supervisors, managers and executives with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits while avoiding exposure to civil and criminal liability. Procedures discussed in the pursuit policy workshop are consistent with the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) benchmark guidelines. Participants must register online to attend the workshop. **Participants must bring a copy of their agency's pursuit policy to the workshop for discussion**
Instructor: Jeffrey Magers (California University of PA)
Location: Frankfort (KY) Police Department 300 West Second Street Frankfort, KY 40601
Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Austell, GA Description 7/9/2012
Pursuit policy workshops will be held in every state throughout 2010-2011. The four-hour pursuit policy workshop will provide guidance for officers. Training will include: • Factors to consider when initiating a vehicular pursuit. • Comparison and validation of law enforcement policies pertaining to pursuits with a model policy from the IACP. • Methods to successfully conclude a vehicular pursuit. The workshop is designed to provide law enforcement officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits. Students must sign up for the class at http://training.pursuitpolicy.org/workshopsignup.aspxv Students are required to bring a copy of their pursuit policy. The training is being offered at no cost to the department. Instructor Randy Rider may be reached at 678 215 3389
Instructor: David Rider (retired)
Location: North Central Law Enforcement Academy 5000 Austell Powder Springs Road Austell, GA 30160
Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Austelll, GA Description 8/3/2012
Pursuit policy workshops will be held in every state throughout 2010-2011. The four-hour pursuit policy workshop will provide guidance for officers. Training will include: • Factors to consider when initiating a vehicular pursuit. • Comparison and validation of law enforcement policies pertaining to pursuits with a model policy from the IACP. • Methods to successfully conclude a vehicular pursuit. The workshop is designed to provide law enforcement officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits. Students must sign up for the class at http://training.pursuitpolicy.org/workshopsignup.aspxv Students are required to bring a copy of their pursuit policy. The training is being offered at no cost to the department. Instructor Randy Rider may be reached at 678 215 3389
Instructor: David Rider (retired)
Location: North Central Law Enforcement Academy 5000 Austell Powder Springs Rd Austelll, GA 3.0160
Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Austell, GA Description 8/23/2012
Pursuit policy workshops will be held in every state throughout 2010-2011. The four-hour pursuit policy workshop will provide guidance for officers. Training will include: • Factors to consider when initiating a vehicular pursuit. • Comparison and validation of law enforcement policies pertaining to pursuits with a model policy from the IACP. • Methods to successfully conclude a vehicular pursuit. The workshop is designed to provide law enforcement officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to safely and successfully conduct vehicular pursuits. Students must sign up for the class at http://training.pursuitpolicy.org/workshopsignup.aspxv Students are required to bring a copy of their pursuit policy. The training is being offered at no cost to the department. Instructor Randy Rider may be reached at 678 215 3389
Instructor: David Rider (retired)
Location: North Central Law Enforcement Academy 5000 Austell Powder Springs Road Austell, GA 30160
Workshop Time: 8:00 AM to 12:00 AM