Training Course Schedule - West Virginia
IntroductionTable of Contents3IntroductionAbout our Facility4Mission Statement45ProceduresRegistration Procedures5Cancellation Policy5In-Service Credit5Classroom Presentation and Management6Dress Code6Directions6Lodging and Meals7Registration82018 Course Schedule9Course Descriptions11Battle Scarred11Blood Dynamics11Case Law for Law Enforcement12Coordinating and Managing the FTO Program12Crash Reconstruction Refresher Course13Crime Scene Digital Photography13Crime Scene Processing14Criminal Patrol Tactics and Hidden Compartments14Death and Homicide Investigation15Defensive Tactics Instructor15Digital Forensics16Domestic Terrorism Awareness16Field Training Officer17Financial Exploitation and Money Laundering18West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center1Training Course Schedule2018
IntroductionTable of ContentsFire Service Evidence Collection18Forensic and Evidentiary Photograph Techniques19Handgun Instructor19Indoor/Outdoor Crime Scene Search, Sketch, and Reconstruction20Instructor Development20Law Enforcement Intelligence Officer21Leadership Concepts21Media Interview and Training Course22Mental Health Identification, De-escalation, and Prevention23Offensive/Defensive Tactical Pursuit Driving23Patrol Officer’s Tactical Response to Active Shooter24Practical and Tactical Handcuffing24RADAR/LIDAR Instructor Course25Recovery and Collection of Footwear and Tire Track Evidence25Shotgun/Rifle Instructor26Statement Analysis26Tactical Handgun and Weapon Transition27Traffic Crash Reconstruction27Use of Force Reporting and Ethics28Training Staff and Instructors29Course Application43Training Course Schedule20182West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
IntroductionIntroduction“We don’t rise to the level of our expectations,we fall to the level of our training.” Archilochos We are committed to provide local, state and federal law enforcement agencies low costeducation and training that will produce highly skilled and professional police officers.Classes are taught by subject matter experts with extensive education, training,experience and proven success in their areas of expertise. These subject matterexperts teach courses that are relevant and current to your needs. The world of lawenforcement is an ever changing environment that demands training be tailored to whatis taking place in your community, your county, your state, and our Nation today. We canassure you this is happening at the Professional Development Center and continues tobe an ongoing priority for our Staff.It is an honor and a privilege to have this opportunity to provide every Police Officer whoattends the Academy the best training in the country.West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center3Training Course Schedule2018
IntroductionAbout our FacilityThe Professional Development Center offers approximately 12,000 square feet ofoffice and classroom space. The PDC has four classrooms, the largest of which canaccommodate 75 students and includes a 42 station computer lab. Each of the fourclassrooms are equipped with computers, LCD projectors, DVD players, a publicaddress system, a white board, an ELMO and a smart board. Free Wi-Fi and publiccomputer access is available to all students.Mission StatementThe mission of the West Virginia State Police Professional Development Center hasbeen and remains to be focusing our efforts on providing the police officers of WestVirginia with the most current methods of training in the area of law enforcement topromote efficiency and effectiveness to better serve the citizens of West Virginia. Ourmission is also to upgrade the professional skills of West Virginia law enforcementpersonnel at all levels of government. This has been a continuing goal of the WestVirginia State Police Academy since 1949. More than sixty years later, there are manynew methods of instruction as well as improved technological advances in the field ofpolice training. However, our mission remains the same, to upgrade the professionalskills of West Virginia law enforcement personnel at all levels of government.Training Course Schedule20184West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
ProceduresProceduresRegistration ProceduresAttendance and enrollment in the classes within this catalog are restricted to certifiedpolice officers, chiefs of police and sheriffs. The Director of Professional Developmentmay grant exemptions to this rule on a case by case basis.Registration must be received no later than two weeks prior to the course start date.Agencies and/or individuals with outstanding debts to the Academy will not be permittedto register for courses.Complete registration information can be found following the course descriptions onpage 11. The course registration form can be found on page 43.Cancellation PolicyIndividuals who cancel their registration for a course must do so at least two weeks inadvance of the start of the course. Failure to give adequate notice of cancellation willresult in forfeiture of tuition and prevents others on a waiting list from attending thecourse. Your cooperation in reducing the number of “no shows” is appreciated. Theintent and purpose of this policy is to encourage enrollees to attend courses for whichthey have registered.Some courses are subject to cancellation by the Professional Development Center dueto inadequate enrollment.In-Service CreditIn-service accreditation will be awarded for all applicable courses through the LawEnforcement Professional Standards Committee (LEPSC) of the Governor’s Committeeon Crime, Delinquency and Correction.West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center5Training Course Schedule2018
ProceduresClassroom Presentation and ManagementAs a general rule, classes will begin between 8:00 and 8:30 a.m. and may conclude aslate as 5:00 p.m. daily, unless otherwise noted. Certain courses may require additionalevening training hours. Instructional breaks and lunch periods will be set by the courseinstructor or supervisor. Smoking is not allowed within the buildings located on theacademy complex. All students are expected to display a professional demeanor atall times and are required to adhere to the rules and regulations governing the WestVirginia State Police Academy.Dress CodeThe West Virginia State Police Academy and Professional Development Center striveto provide and maintain the highest standards of training. With this in mind, studentsare requested to dress appropriately in casual business attire. No shorts, tanktops, sweats or athletic attire or other clothing considered unprofessional willbe worn on academy grounds, outside of the privacy of the dormitories. Jeansare permissible, however, they will be clean and not faded, frayed, have holesor patches. T-shirts with obnoxious logos will not be permitted. Those coursesthat may require specific clothing such as fatigues or physical training apparel areexceptions to the dress code.DirectionsThe Professional Development Center is located west of Charleston, WV alongInterstate 64. Take exit number 50, Institute, to WV route 25. Proceed east on Route 25for approximately 3/4 of a mile and then turn left onto Academy Drive. The ProfessionalDevelopment Center is located approximately 3/10 mile past the main complex onAcademy Drive. Parking is available at the Professional Development Center.Training Course Schedule20186West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
ProceduresLodging and MealsRequests for lodging at the Academy facilities shall be made on the course registrationform. Academy lodging is not guaranteed if the request is not made in advance at thetime of registration. Lodging will be invoiced to the student’s agency at a rate of 35.50per day and includes all meals. (Please see below for rate breakdown). Invoices will besent upon completion of the course.Rate BreakdownLodging: 12.50Meals: Breakfast - 5.50Lunch - 6.00Dinner - 11.50Meals are available to all students attending training. Each student’s meals will bedetermined on the first day of each course. Meals will be invoiced to the student’sagency based upon this number. Invoices will be sent upon completion of the course.Agencies with past due invoice balances will be prohibited from registering for futurecourses.Lodging is limited due to the high volume of residential entry-level trainingprograms.Other lodging is available locally for law enforcement officers attending training at theWest Virginia State Police Professional Development Center.This information is provided for the convenience of our students. The West VirginiaState Police Professional Development Center does not endorse, sponsor and are notaffiliated with the following:Ramada Plaza Hotel - South Charleston (304) 744-4641Wingate Inn - South Charleston (304) 744-4444Sleep Inn- Cross Lanes (304) 776-7711Wyndham Garden Hotel - Cross Lanes (304) 776-8070Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Cross Lanes (304) 769-5818West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center7Training Course Schedule2018
ProceduresRegistrationAll courses are filled on a “first come, first serve” basis. Registration (using the formon page 43) for each class must be received in writing by fax, mail or e-mail. To registerfor any of the classes listed in this catalog, unless otherwise noted, contact:First Sergeant Rob PetryWest Virginia State Police Academy123 Academy DriveDunbar, WV 25064Phone: (304) 766-5857 or 5587Fax: (304) 766-5864E-mail: ladonna.r.escue@wvsp.govA faxed letter or e-mail of confirmation will be sent upon receipt of each request. Thisconfirmation letter will advise the individual that they are registered for the course or thatthe course is full and their name has been placed on a waiting list.West Virginia State Police members must submit a request through channels to attendthe courses listed.Training Course Schedule20188West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
Course Schedule2018 Course ScheduleMonthDateCourseJanuary16-17Media Interview and Training CourseJanuary29Field Training OfficerJanuary/February22-2Traffic Course ReconstructionFebruary5-6Forensic and Evidentiary Photography TechniquesFebruary5-9Defensive Tactics InstructorFebruary21Mental Health Identification, De-escalation, and PreventionFebruary26Coordinating and Managing the FTO ProgramMarch5-9Instructor DevelopmentMarch8Battle ScarredMarch12Offensive/Defensive Tactical Pursuit DrivingMarch19-20Statement AnalysisMarch21Death and Homicide InvestigationApril9-10Blood DynamicsApril9Use of Force Reporting and EthicsApril10Criminal Patrol Tactics and Hidden CompartmentsApril10Financial Exploitation and Money LaunderingApril11Crime Scene Digital PhotographyApril23Mental Health Identification, De-escalation, and PreventionApril25-26Domestic Terrorism AwarenessApril/May30-4Crime Scene ProcessingMay9-10Leadership ConceptsMay14-18Crash Reconstruction Refresher CourseMay21-22Fire Service Evidence CollectionJune6-8Patrol Officer's Tactical Response to Active ShooterCONTINUED ON NEXT PAGEWest Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center9Training Course Schedule2018
Course ScheduleMonthDateCourseJune25-29RADAR/LIDAR Instructor CourseJune25-29Shotgun/Rifle InstructorJuly10Case Law for Law EnforcementAugust13Electronic Crimes and the Digital FingerprintAugust21Tactical Handgun & Weapon TransitionsSeptember6Battle ScarredSeptember10-11Statement AnalysisSeptember11-12Indoor/Outdoor Crime Scene Search, Sketch, andReconstructionSeptember18Financial Exploitation and Money LaunderingSeptember24Practical and Tactical HandcuffingSeptember24-28Law Enforcement Intelligence OfficerSeptember26Crime Scene Digital PhotographyOctober1-5Instructor DevelopmentOctober10Death and Homicide InvestigationOctober15Offensive/Defensive Tactical Pursuit DrivingOctober15-16Domestic Terrorism AwarenessOctober15-16Blood DynamicsOctober18-19Recovery and Collection of Footwear and Tire Track EvidenceOctober22Use of Force Reporting and EthicsOctober/November29-2Crime Scene ProcessingNovember1Criminal Patrol Tactics and Hidden CompartmentsNovember5-9Handgun InstructorNovember7-8Leadership ConceptsNovember13-15Patrol Officer's Tactical Response to Active ShooterDecember3Coordinating and Managing the FTO ProgramTraining Course Schedule201810West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
Course DescriptionsCourse DescriptionsBattle Scarred (8 Hours Supervisory)This course will expose toxicities of the Law Enforcement career and lead the officer as wellas the supervisor to a deeper understanding of not just how to survive the battle but how tolive with vitality as a result of it. The necessity of law enforcement of being armed and vigilantto protect the innocent and defenseless, not to mention their fellow officers and themselves,against the assaults of human predators will cause wounds, often unseen, in all those sworn touphold the law. The performance of the police officer is directly affected by their perception ofreality. This exposure to the battle will change an officer’s perception, thus performance at workand home. This course will address these issues.Date(s): March 8, 2018 andCost: 50.00September 6, 2018Instructor: Sgt. James MitchellMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Blood Dynamics (16 Hours)This course is intended to familiarize the student with the variety and significance of bloodstainpatterns encountered at scenes involving bloodshed. The student will be introduced to properbloodstain pattern taxonomy, dispersion mechanisms, and documentation methods. Studentswill also be introduced to simple chemical presumptive blood testing methods, as well as propermethods of collecting questioned and known blood/DNA samples. Instructors will use powerpoint presentations and relevant case studies to illustrate the specific learning objectives.Date(s): April 9-10, 2018 andCost: 125.00October 15-16, 2018Instructor(s): Sgt. Steve Compton andMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Lt. Dave CastleWest Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center11Training Course Schedule2018
Course DescriptionsCase Law for Law Enforcement (8 Hours Supervisory)This course focuses on case law related to traffic stops, sobriety checkpoints, response toresistance or aggression, failure to identify and other law enforcement related matters that aretrending across the country related to law enforcement interactions with the public. Terry v. Ohio,Tennessee v. Garner, Graham v. Connor and many other rulings related to the reasonablenessof seizures under the Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution will be discussed.This course is an interactive, fast paced block of instruction that will instill confidence in policeofficers to professionally handle encounters with confrontational, non-complaint individualswithout violating their Fourth Amendment rights. Video footage from social media sitesdepicting interactions between law enforcement and the public are reviewed and critiqued usingapplicable case law.Date(s): July 10, 2018Cost: 95.00Instructor: Cpt. Joe WhiteMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Coordinating and Managing the FTO Program (8 Hours)This course focuses on the responsibilities of the FTO program manager, supervisors, and FTO.This class is a must have for Officers or Administration tasked with coordinating, supervising,and overseeing the FTO Program. Information will be given which you can immediately applytowards building a stronger and more effective FTO program. Specific attention will be focusedon the program management and supervisory tasks which must be addressed in order to run anup-to-date and legally defendable FTO Program.Some Topics Include but not limited to: The duties and responsibilities of the FTO program manager The FTO program responsibilities of the shift supervisor FTO selection process The FTO Specialty Unit and benefits FTO program paperwork and manuals Preparing your new FTOs to work with trainee Preparing a new trainee to enter the FTO program How to determine if your trainees are passing or failing the FTO ProgramTraining Course Schedule201812West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
Course Descriptions Remedial training action plans for failing trainees Landmark FTO Program law suits Preparing for a trainee terminationDate(s): February 26, 2018 andCost: 100.00December 3, 2018Meals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Instructor: Sgt. Timothy WeeseCrash Reconstruction Refresher Course (40 Hours)This class will refresh the skills learned during Advanced Crash Investigation and CrashReconstruction. The class will have a primary focus on refreshing the investigators math skills.Students will review fatality reports during this class.Date(s): May 14-18, 2018Cost: 150.00Instructor: Christopher PayneMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Crime Scene Digital Photography (8 Hours)The course is designed to provide the crime scene photographer with more detailed instructionand techniques for operating a digital SLR camera for use in specific situations unique to crimescenes and law enforcement. This course will include a focus on how different manual settingsof the Digital SLR affect the light gathering of the camera, depth of field, perspective, field ofview, etc. This course will also provide hands on training and demonstrations in the effective useof the techniques that are being trained.Special Concerns: Each student will need to provide a Digital SLR camera and tripod.Date(s): April 11, 2018 andCost: 50.00September 26, 2018Instructor: Cpl. Jason GarnesWest Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development CenterMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.13Training Course Schedule2018
Course DescriptionsCrime Scene Processing (40 Hours)This course will focus on the proper collection and handling of evidence found at a crime scene.Emphasis will be placed on photography, blood, semen and DNA collection techniques, latentprint techniques, fire and arson evidence collection and bullet trajectory. This course will alsoaddress West Virginia State Police Lab techniques and recommended products for purchase byagencies and recommended products to avoid for evidence collection.Date(s): April 30-May 4, 2018 andCost: 295.00October 29-November 2, 2018Instructor(s): 1/Sgt. Terry S. MillsMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.in conjunction with West Virginia State PoliceLab TechniciansCriminal Patrol Tactics and Hidden Compartments (8 Hours)This course will focus on detecting all types of criminals while conducting road patrol. Thiscourse won’t focus solely on highway drug interdiction. This course will provide instruction onhow to detect all types of criminals on traffic stops to include drug and contraband smuggling.This course will not focus solely on interstate highway systems as some officers don’t have theopportunity or availability to strictly work interstates. Topics covered will include: Indicators andDetection Methods, Roadside Interviews, Professionalism/Legal Issues and Passenger VehicleConcealment Locations.Date(s): April 10, 2018 andCost: 95.00November 1, 2018Instructor(s): Sgt. Timothy WeeseTraining Course Schedule2018Meals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.14West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
Course DescriptionsDeath and Homicide Investigation (8 Hours)This course is designed for both uniform and investigative law enforcement personnel who haveresponsibility for the investigation of deaths. It involves the process of analyzing all aspects ofa death case so as to arrive at the true course and manner of death. The importance of sceneanalysis, physical and psychological evidence, autopsy, etc. Is emphasized.Date(s): March 21, 2018 andCost: 75.00October 10, 2018Instructor: 1/Sgt. Terry MillsMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Defensive Tactics Instructor (40 Hours)This course provides training in various methods of empty hand, self defense and survivaltechniques for the modern law enforcement officer. This program is also intended to increasethe officer’s knowledge and understanding in regards to the legal ramifications of a lawenforcement officer’s response to resistance/aggression. This block of instruction is designedto help the officer instruct other officers throughout the state. This course will provide a 3-yearcertification.Special Concerns: Mandatory passing of PT test, BDU’s, gunbelt, wrestling/running shoes,personal protective equipment.Date(s): February 5-9, 2018Cost: 250.00Instructor(s): 1/Sgt. Rob Petry &Meals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Cpl. Jamie BarkerWest Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center15Training Course Schedule2018
Course DescriptionsElectronic Crimes and the Digital Fingerprint (8 Hours)This course is designed to provide the investigator with tools and tips when investigatingelectronic crimes. More and more we are dealing with cell phones, laptops, tables, credit cardskimmers, re-encoded credit cards, and the criminals who are using them. This course will showstudents what free tools are available to them when investigating electronic crimesTopics include: Credit card skimmers Credit card fraud Gift card and Debit card investigations WV State Code applying to digital crimes Preservation of digital evidence Handling of digital evidence Search warrants for digital evidenceDate(s): August 13, 2018Cost: 95.00Instructor: Detective Jeremy ThompsonMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Domestic Terrorism Awareness (16 Hours Supervisory Level)This course is designed to provide an in depth look at extremist groups such as sovereigncitizens and others groups that target law enforcement. This course will explore groups whoentice and record law enforcement interaction with the group and the legal issues surroundingthese interactions.Date(s): April 25-26, 2018 andCost: 75.00October 15-16, 2018Instructor: Sgt. Jim LightTraining Course Schedule2018Meals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.16West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
Course DescriptionsField Training Officer (Entry Level - 8 Hours)This 16 hour course will assist Future Field Training Officers in preparing New officer to functionas a solo police officer at the conclusion of their training cycle. This course highlights the dutiesof the FTO’s involvement in being a role model, clearly communicating the expectations oftraining, teaching the trainee the policies of the department, correctly applying concepts learnedin the classroom to field training operations, and evaluating the trainee on his or her progressin the program. Ultimately, the FTO is responsible for making sure shift duties are performedproperly and completely. Discussion and special focus on the San Jose Model used in publicsafety agencies across the country. This FTO program model has been successfully defendedin Federal Court. We will explain the benefits of using the Field Training and Evaluation Programand your specific roles as a field training officer will be presented and discussed.Topics include: Basic FTO program concepts and philosophies Your roles as a field training officer Documenting your trainee FTO program documents and forms The basic FTO program structure and how to make modifications Preparing your trainee for the FTO program Responsibilities during the FTO program Handling calls with your trainee Adult learning, memory and how stress impacts your trainee’s performance Dealing with difficult trainees The “Recruit Training Checklist” The “Daily Observation Report” The “Standardized Evaluation Guidelines” and rating scale application Ethical dilemmas facing all FTOs How to develop your “Remedial Training Action Plans” The proper use of the “N.R.T.” designationDate(s): January 29, 2018Cost: 100.00Instructor: Sgt. Timothy WeeseMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center17Training Course Schedule2018
Course DescriptionsFinancial Exploitation and Money Laundering (8 Hours)This one-day course presents multi-level information, investigative techniques, and hands-onexperience in regard to the increasing Financial Exploitation cases in West Virginia, includingElder Exploitation, Romance Scams, Money Re-shippers, and others, to include the relatedinterplay with Money Laundering. The course transitions into developing practical skills,techniques, and resources necessary to the investigation, organization, and management offinancial exploitation cases. The student will be given additional instruction on techniques suchas financial profiling, financial interviewing, and records analysis to include the use of spreadsheeting as a means to organize and sort data and records.Date(s): April 10, 2018 andCost: 100.00September 18, 2018Instructor: Robert W. Hinzman,Meals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Christina Chard, Detective JeremyThompson, Sgt. Kenneth McCord &Stephen RowleyFire Service Evidence Collection (16 Hours)This course focuses on proper techniques of evidence collection and preservation with specialemphasis on fire scenes. Proper documentation including photography, chain-of-custody, andscene diagramming are covered in the course material. Laboratory analysis of evidence andunderstanding reports issued by the laboratory are included are also covered. In addition,this course will cover special topics in fire debris packaging and analysis and how this canaffect laboratory results. The course emphasizes communication between the fire investigator,evidence technician, and the laboratory.Date(s): May 21-22, 2018Cost: 95.00Instructor: Koren PowersMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Training Course Schedule201818West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
Course DescriptionsForensic and Evidentiary Photography Techniques (16 hours)This course is specifically designed for anyone who is tasked with the responsibility of havingto document crime scenes, accident scenes, evidentiary items, and latent print evidence.This class will cover using manual settings on digital SLR cameras (aperture, shutter speed,and ISO) for taking pictures in any situation, image compression (lossy vs. lossless) andstorage solutions, image composition, and evidentiary needs for photographs submitted to thelaboratory for evaluation. Examination photography of evidence, impression photography, flashphotography, night and low light photography, as well as situations with Luminol for blood staindocumentation will be covered.Date(s): February 5-6, 2018Cost: 125.00Instructor(s): Laura Rutherford, CPLEMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Handgun Instructor (40 hours)This course is designed for the officer that wishes to conduct firearms training in the state ofWV. Students are expected to be proficient with a handgun prior to arrival to the class.Special Concerns: The student will be required to qualify on the first day with a minimum score of 90% onthe prescribed course. A duty type handgun, 3 magazines, duty gear and 1,000 rounds of ammunition arerequired to participate in this course. Please do not bring reloaded ammunition.Date(s): November 5-9, 2018Cost: 295.00Instructor(s): Cpl. Josh EldridgeMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center19Training Course Schedule2018
Course DescriptionsIndoor/Outdoor Crime Scene Search, Sketch, and Reconstruction(16 Hours)This course is specifically designed for anyone who is tasked with evidence collection,crime scene documentation, and possible reconstruction of crime scene through notes andphotographs for court purposes of major crimes. This class will cover search techniques forindoor and outdoor areas, methods for note taking and sketching scenes including collectedevidence, and crime scene reconstruction.Date(s): September 11-12, 2018Cost: 125.00Instructor: Laura Rutherford, CPLEMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Instructor Development (40 Hours)This course of study is required prior to receiving certification as a law enforcement traininginstructor. The training is designed to improve and develop teaching skills. Topics include:adult classroom management, lesson planning and organizing and the use of visual aids.Date(s): March 5-9, 2018 andCost: 195.00October 1-5, 2018Instructor: Capt. David LeeTraining Course Schedule2018Meals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.20West Virginia State PoliceProfessional Development Center
Course DescriptionsLaw Enforcement Intelligence Officer (40 Hours)For the law enforcement professional assigned as an intelligence officer, there are severalcritical issues that emerge; the lawful basis for collecting raw information for an intelligenceinquiry, maintaining operational security of collected information to ensure that it provides theinformation needed by an analyst. The issue of civil rights as well as the ability to distinguishbetween behaviors that are “unusual” and those “which have a criminal nexus beyond meresuspicion” are intricately tied together. The intelligence officer must, at a minimum, have a clearunderstanding of these issues. Finally, the intelligence officer must understand the concept of“intelligence requirements” in order to effectively perform this function. This course, based onThe Minimum Criminal Intelligence Training Standards is designed to address these needs.Date(s): September 24-28, 2018Cost: 125.00Instructor: Sgt. Jim LightMeals and Lodging will be billed accordingly.Leadership Concepts (16 Hours Supervisory Level)The course will introduce the student to the concept of leadership for law enforcement andexamine the concept as a complex process with multiple dimensions. Emphasizing in-depthdefinitions, descriptions, theories and application, the student will learn how to incorporate theseconcepts into the practice of leadership.Date(s): May 9-10, 2018 andCost: 150.00November 7-8,
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