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Officer Survival Skills
Two Day Seminar
“Officer Survival Skills”
Presented by
Hamilton County
Sheriff’s Office SWAT Team
Hamilton County Police
Association’s SWAT Team
September 7 or 8,
2010
Field Day, 3 stations
0900 to
1700
Station A Live fire handguns bring 250 rounds, Indian Hill Range / HCPA
SWAT Station B Traffic
Stops — Old US Playing Card Norwood HCPA SWAT
Station C Building Searches – Old US Playing Card Norwood HCSO SWAT
Note: Instructions for
the first day of training will be forwarded
following the completion of
registration
September 9, 2010
Blue Ash Recreation Center – Lower Level
0800 to
1600
4433 Cooper Rd.
Blue Ash, Ohio 45242
Course
Description:
This two day
course covers the basic skills necessary for an officer to survive an
armed confrontation. The course will include live fire (handguns only),
felony traffic stops and building searches. This course is designed by the
combined experience of the Hamilton County Law Enforcement’s SWAT Teams.
These officers and deputies have decades of experience in the field.
During the class room phase, veteran officers who have survived armed
confrontations will detail their experiences.
Cost $25.00
Checks
should be made out to the Hamilton County Police Association mailed
to:
Dianne Smith Montgomery Police Dept. 10150 Montgomery Rd. Montgomery, Ohio
45242
Space is limited …..first come first serve
Who Should
Attend The
course is designed for patrol personnel & street officers of all ranks.
Sponsors
Hamilton County Police Chiefs Association
Hamilton County Police Association
Registration
Dianne Smith Montgomery Police Dept. office: 513-985-1600 fax: 513-985-0870
**********Deadline for registration is Monday August 23, 2010**********
Click here for full information and registration form
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Protecting Children Online:
Technology-Facilitated Crimes Against
Children
August 16-20, 2010
8:00a.m. – 4:30p.m.
Training will be
held at the Scarlet Oaks campus
Instructional Resource Center
3254 East Kemper Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45241
This National Center for Missing and Exploited Children program enhances law
enforcement's ability to investigate computer crimes against children.
Topics include but are not limited to: Varied ways offenders use
technologies and the Internet to sexually exploit children, crimes involving
online sex enticement, child pornography, child prostitution, child sex
rings, problems, challenges, and opportunities that law enforcement faces in
responding to these crimes, Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force
Program and the Operational and Investigative Standards, technology and the
Internet, understanding of technology-facilitated child exploitation
investigations, information on child pornography and child erotica along
with proactive and reactive investigations. Also covered are the skills
needed to respond to Cybertips and victim outcries, proven techniques
dealing with knock and talks, suspect and victim interviews, dangers of
assuming the online identity of a child, case examples illustrating learning
objectives, understanding of the technologies used to exploit children and
how these same technologies can be used to investigate crimes against
children, privacy issues regarding search and seizure of electronic evidence
and civil liability. Discussion will include recent relevant court
decisions, legal issues, BOLO alerts, interactive online services such as
AIM, Yahoo Messenger, MSN Messenger, and ICQ and how they work with various
chat room interfaces, using social networking sites such as MySpace,
Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. Practical exercises are also included in the
course. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children offers
resources to parents, children, law enforcement, and other government
agencies.
The cost of the program is $25.00 and is payable to Great Oaks.
Fox Valley Technical College is recognized
for their outstanding training courses and instructors.
If you have any questions, please contact
Kenneth Hughes, Program Manager, at 513.612.5748
or Amy Nicely, Program
Assistant, at 513.771.0782 or
NicelyA@greatoaks.com.
"This
Project Safe Childhood training is supported in part by the U.S.
Department of Justice LECC Training Fund."
For full information flyer
and registration click here
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