LEORTC - Law Enforcement Officers Regional Training Commission

Lone Wolf Terrorism
2018-01-18 09:00 - 13:00 (America/Detroit) | Baker College – Flint, 1050 W. Bristol Road, Flint, MI, 48507, United States
Jeffrey D. Simon is an internationally recognized author, lecturer, and consultant on terrorism and political violence. A former RAND analyst, Dr. Simon has conducted research and analysis on terrorism for more than thirty years. He is the author of two critically acclaimed books on terrorism, The Terrorist Trap: America’s Experience with Terrorism and Lone Wolf Terrorism: Understanding the Growing Threat. His writings on terrorism, political violence, and political risk have appeared in many publications, including the Journal of the American Medical Association, Foreign Policy, Jane’s Intelligence Review, and the New York Times.
Dr. Simon’s training session involves four detailed PowerPoint presentations, each approximately one hour in length. They include:

The historical roots of terrorism.
The growing threat of Lone Wolf Terrorism.
An analysis of the psychological dimension of terrorism.
The threat of bioterrorism and what we should be doing to prepare for this contingency.

Location: Baker College, Center for Undergraduate Studies Building rooms E101/E103, 1050 W. Bristol Road, Flint, MI 48507
Cost: LEORTC Licensed members – prepaid, Delta Consortium members – $40.00 p/p
All others – $65.00 p/p
Additional Information: Registration starts at 8:30am. All Delta Consortium members should register with Dawn at (989) 686-9176.

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Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC)
2017-12-13 08:00 - 17:00 (America/Detroit) | Flint Township PD, 5200 Norko Drive, Flint Township, MI, 48507, United States
The Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) course was developed from the military Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) training. TECC is adapted to provide operators with battlefield proven trauma care information and techniques due to hostile action, particularly penetrating trauma.
Students will be emailed study material prior to the course. Students will be provided with an electronic version of the military TCCC Tactical Combat Casualty Care handbook to study. The TCCC skill set for “Deploying Combatants” information will be presented in the TECC course. The TCCC handbook covers both basic and advanced level material. The TECC course will only address the basic level material related to “Deploying Combatants.” Please study only that material. Students are encouraged to bring any medical gear they carry on duty and they may also bring ballistic or tactical vests.
THIS IS A HANDS-ON TRAINING COURSE……
Class Size: Limited to 14
Cost: LEORTC member licensed officers – Prepaid
All Others – $95.00 p/p
Instructor: Rick Holland, Tactical Combat Casualty Care Instructor. Rick has provided training to a multitude of agencies on a local, state, and national level.
This class is registered with MCOLES for 302 funding.
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Firearms Simulator Decision Making
2017-12-12 08:30 - 15:00 (America/Detroit) | Mott College – Southern Lakes, 2100 W. Thompson Road, Fenton, MI, 48430, United States
This course provides various scenarios where officers respond to and react to situations that they may encounter while on duty. Officers interact with computer generated scenarios using verbal commands, use of cover, and the use of firearms as needed. Officers are critiqued at the completion of the scenario during the post critical incident reviews.
Law Enforcement Regional Training Academy (LERTA) has one of the few fully integrated driving and force options simulator’s in the area. With this system, officers will do exactly the same things in the training room that they do on duty: receiving and responding to a call in their patrol car, conducting an investigation or a field interview, making a simulated arrest, or even implementing a level of force necessary to gain compliance from a subject.
Participants will be credited for 2 hours of training with MCOLES. Training blocks of time will be assigned to individuals as they enroll for the class. Training blocks are: 8:30am – 10:30am 10:30am – 12:30pm 1:00pm – 3:00pm. We will be able to accommodate four (4) trainees per block.
INSTRUCTOR: Dunell Chaney is retired from the City of Flint Police Department and is currently a Sergeant with the Mott Community College Campus Safety for approximately 30 years of law enforcement experience. He is a MILO/FAAC instructor, firearms instructor, defensive tactics instructor, and active shooter instructor. He has been an instructor for LERTA for the last five (5) years.
COST: LEORTC Licensed Personnel – Prepaid All Others – $35.00 p/p
REQUIREMENTS: Officers are to report in their duty wear. Weapons will be secured prior to participating in the training. This is a FAAC Simulator which incorporates both a driving and force options. All weaponry/radio systems are furnished.
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Fair & Impartial Policing
2017-12-07 08:30 - 16:00 (America/Detroit) | Grand Blanc Twp. Police Dept., 5405 S. Saginaw Street, Grand Blanc, MI, 48439, United States
The “fair and impartial policing perspective” reflects a new way of thinking about the issue of biased policing–based on the science of bias. Social psychologists who study bias report that bias has changed in our society. As one scientist proclaimed, “This is not your grandmother’s prejudice” (Fiske, 2008). These scientists have determined—through voluminous research on this topic—that bias today is less likely to manifest as explicit bias (such as racism) and more likely to manifest as “implicit bias.” Social psychologists have shown that “implicit” bias can impact what people perceive and do; it works below consciousness and manifests even in people who consciously hold non-prejudiced attitudes. Like explicit bias, implicit bias can produce discriminatory actions.
The 6 hour training covers the (1) science of bias and (2) implications of the science-based perspective for agency policy and practice.
Topics Covered:

What community members and police think about biased policing
The social science of human bias and its implications for policing
The benefits and elements of a comprehensive program to facilitate fair and impartial policing
Meaningful policy
Leadership, supervision and accountability
Recruitment/hiring
Education/training
Assessing institutional policies and practices
Measurement

Responding to disparity charges
Data Collection: The issues, the facts

Outreach to communities
How to implement a comprehensive program.

Facilitators: Sgt. Matt Elzinga and Detective Karen Rivard from the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety have extensive law enforcement experience and are certified Fair and Impartial Policing Trainers.
Cost:
LEORTC Licensed Members – Prepaid
LEORTC Non-Licensed Personnel – $50 p/p
Non-Member Agencies – $95 p/p
Class Size: Limited to 25 (2 per agency for initial registrations)
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Speed Measurement Devices
2017-12-04 08:30 - 2017-12-06 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Grand Blanc Twp. Police Dept., 5405 S. Saginaw Street, Grand Blanc, MI, 48439, United States
This class is the required training for officers who have not been certified in Speed Measurement Devices. Additionally, it is highly recommended for those that, as a matter of agency assignment, have not operated a RADAR unit for the past year or more. If any personnel only need the LIDAR portion of the training, they can register separately for the class which is the first four hours of day 3.
Participants will need to bring a department vehicle equipped with a RADAR unit and/or LIDAR. Upon completion participants in the 3 day training will be certified in the operation of both RADAR units and LIDAR which is valid for five (5) years.
Instructor: Jon Strom, MCOLES Approved Radar/Lidar instructor.
Class Size: Limited to 15
Cost: LEORTC Member Licensed Officers – Prepaid
Non-Member Agencies – $125.00 p/p
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Working Behind Bars
2017-11-30 08:30 - 2017-12-01 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Mott College – Northern Tier, 4082 W. Vienna Road, Clio, MI, 48420, United States
The Toughest Job in Law Enforcement
Working Behind Bars is one of most challenging and dangerous careers in law enforcement. There is also the potential for significant liability, both individual and organizational, associated with the responsibilities of the Corrections Officer. It is incumbent on each officer to understand and utilize leadership skills to minimize liability pitfalls. This course has been developed to assist officers in becoming skilled professionals and self-directed leaders.
This course deals with many of the issues involved with Working in Corrections. It includes first hand experiences and findings of Working Behind Bars, classroom lecture and several practical exercises.
At the end of this course, students will be able to:

Understand different types of leadership

Understand the steps of problem solving

Understand the different types of counseling

Understand the many different cultures in our society and how to work with them

Discuss many of the liability issues associated with Corrections

And Much More…

Instructor: Mark Butler is highly trained in many aspects of Law Enforcement including all areas of Corrections. He worked in one of the largest jails on the East Coast. This facility consisted of every type of incarceration and he managed over 100 inmates during an ordinary shift. He has performed countless cell extractions, transports, and searches. Mark has trained many officers across the country and is highly respected in his field.
Mark continues to work in the field and has taught all over the United States and Internationally, He has trained and worked with some of the world’s best trained operators, including; Marine Force Recon, Army Rangers, Special Forces, and Navy Seals.
Target Audience: Corrections Officers and Supervisors, Law Enforcement Officers & Support Staff.
Location: Mott College-Northern Tier, 4082 W. Vienna Road, Clio, MI 48420

Hotel: Comfort Inn, 11911 Dixie Highway, Birch Run, MI 48415
Use code LEORTC for $75 discounted rate (November 29th & 30th) (989) 624-7777

Cost: LEORTC Licensed members – Prepaid LEORTC Non-Licensed Personnel – $125 per person All Others – $150 per person
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THE OFFICE IS CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING WEEKEND
2017-11-23 - 2017-11-26 | Mott College – Southern Lakes, 2100 W. Thompson Road, Fenton, MI, 48430, United States

UD-10 Update Training
2017-11-09 09:00 - 12:00 (America/Detroit) | Grand Blanc Twp. Police Dept., 5405 S. Saginaw Street, Grand Blanc, MI, 48439, United States
Areas covered by this training include:

Understanding why crash data is so important
Explaining the different crash types and how to distinguish between them
Relationship between roadway area and the number of lanes
Determining crash locations, including ramps, intersections, driveways, and roundabouts
What is a unit? Definitions and explanations
Walk through of sequence of events scenarios
Gaining a better understanding of the Truck/Bus section
Demonstration of CLIP (Crash Location Improvement Project)
New changes to the UD-10

Facilitator: Sgt. Scott Carlson, MSP Traffic Crash Reporting Unit. Cost: No Charge – Provided by MSP
Registration: Call the LEORTC at (810) 232-2654 or email at registration@leortc.com or
RSVP to CarlsonS1@michigan.gov.
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Crime Prevention for Places of Worship
2017-11-08 08:30 - 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Grand Blanc Twp. Police Dept., 5405 S. Saginaw Street, Grand Blanc, MI, 48439, United States
This program is part of the Crime Prevention Specialist Series. Each program in the series is a standalone seminar. Participants that complete all seminars in the series will be granted a Crime Prevention Specialist Certificate.
Recent incidents of violence in religious institutions have forced religious leaders to re-exam security measures. Balancing the openness of a religious institution with the necessity for real security can be difficult. This one day course will assist attendees with this dilemma. Participants will learn about the importance of conducting realistic security surveys and risk assessments of religious facilities. Attendees will learn best practice approaches to:

Developing Emergency Procedures (to deal with acts of violence and other safety and security issues)
Preventive Measures and Programs
Theft, Embezzlement and Vandalism
Hiring procedures
Access Control in General and specifically Safety and Welfare of Children

Instructor: Chris Fredenburg of the Saginaw Township Police Department. He is an Advanced Crime Prevention Specialist and an accomplished practitioner of the (CPTED) Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design discipline. “Crime prevention works, so use it.”
Class Size: Limited to 40
Cost: LEORTC Member Licensed Officers: Prepaid
LEORTC Member Non-Licensed Personnel: $30.00
Non-Member Agencies: $65.00
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Footwear Impression Workshop
2017-10-20 08:00 - 16:00 (America/Detroit) | Mott College – Northern Tier, 4082 W. Vienna Road, Clio, MI, 48420, United States
This one day hands-on course is designed for crime scene investigators, police officers, evidence technicians, and other personnel, who have the responsibility to properly document and collect footwear evidence at the crime scene. This course is geared toward both experiences evidence collection personnel as well as personnel with limited experience in footwear evidence processing. The participants will be provided instruction on how to: locate, collect and preserve footwear evidence.
Course outline:

Footwear Introduction
Manufacturing of Footwear
Footwear Examination
Awareness and detection of footwear evidence
Documenting footwear (general photographs and sketch)
Footwear Enhancement

Hands-on Portion:

Collection and preservation of various types of footwear impression
Two dimensional, positive/negative impressions, dust impressions
Three dimensional various soil types, unusual surfaces, snow impression (if applicable)

Required Equipment:

Tripod
Digital Camera
Owner’s manual for the camera

Class Size Limited to 20
Cost: LEORTC Member Licensed Officer – Prepaid Non-Members Agencies – $70.00 p/p LEORTC Non-Licensed Personnel – $35.00 p/p
Instructor: Forensic Scientist Keith LaMont, MSP Bridgeport Crime Lab. Mr. LaMont has been with the trace evidence unit of the Crime Lab for 18 years. His areas of expertise include: footwear and tire tracks, crime scene processing, arson, paint, glass, and explosive residue. He has an extensive amount of crime scene processing experience, processing over 225 suspicious death crime scenes. He has a Bachelor of Science degree from MSU with a major in Forensic Science, as well as numerous specialized workshops in various aspects of trace evidence subject matter.
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Introduction to Latent Fingerprinting
2017-10-19 08:30 - 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Mott College – Southern Lakes, 2100 W. Thompson Road, Fenton, MI, 48430, United States
This 8-hour seminar is a combination of instructor presentation and instructor supervised practical exercises to provide students with the ability to successfully develop and preserve latent fingerprints using the basic brush and powder method. Topics covered in this course include:
The History of Fingerprints Terms & Definitions
Skin Structure & Latent Prints Types of Latent Prints
Basic Fingerprint Patterns Fingerprint Details Used for Identification
Types of Powders and Brushes Brush & Powder Development Techniques
Practical Exercises Introduction to AFIS
Advanced Development Techniques (magnetic powders, small particle reagents, superglue, ninhydrin)
Class Size: Limited to 15
Cost: LEORTC Member and/or AFIS Consortium Members – Prepaid
Non-LEORTC and/or AFIS Consortium Members – $60.00 p/p
Instructor: Phil Thick, AFIS Coordinator, Genesee-Lapeer-Shiawassee-Livingston AFIS Consortium. Phil has had extensive training in subject matter related to the recovery and identification of latent fingerprints. Since 1975, he has been qualified to give expert testimony regarding fingerprint identifications over 240 times in District, Circuit, and U.S. Federal Court.
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Building Complex Case Investigation Training for Law Enforcement
2017-06-22 08:00 - 16:00 UTC | Baker College – Flint, 1050 W. Bristol Road, Flint, MI, 48507, United States
THIS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELED, WE WILL ATTEMPT TO BRING IT BACK TO THE AREA IN THE FALL.
HOSTED BY:
United States Attorney’s Office, Eastern District & Western District of Michigan Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Explosives, Law Enforcement Officers Regional Training Commission, MAGLOCLEN
This one-day training seminar covers topics including:

Enterprise Theory of Investigation
Discovery
Social Media
RICO (Case Study-Phantom MC/Vice Lords)
Financial Aspects
Case Management
Gang Snapshot

Location: Baker College, Center for Undergraduate Studies Building (Room E101/E103)
1050 W. Bristol Road, Flint, Michigan 48507 (Park in employee parking lot)
Cost: No Cost to attend
For security reasons, only those individuals having advance approval will be admitted to the training, and no applications will be accepted at the door. The training is law enforcement sensitive and is intended for federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement. Departmental identification will be required for admittance.
To Apply:
LEORTC members: registration@leortc.com or call (810) 232-2654
All others: Select this Link; HTTPS://USAOMIETRAINING.ORG/COMPLEXCASEINVFLINT
You are not registered until your online application has been approved. Confirmation of acceptance will be sent by email.

First Aid Instructor
2017-05-01 08:30 - 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Mott College – Southern Lakes, 2100 W. Thompson Road, Fenton, MI, 48430, United States
THIS CLASS WAS CANCELED. WE WILL ATTEMPT TO OFFER IT AGAIN IN THE FALL.
This course will train candidates to teach basic-level American Red Cross First Aid, CPR and AED courses. This training has been updated to include 2010 ECC Guidelines. At the conclusion of this First Aid/CPR/AED Instructor course, participants should be thoroughly familiar with the program materials and be able to, among other things:

Conduct courses in a manner that helps participants to stay engaged in the learning process.
Perform applicable First Aid, APR and AED skills at an appropriate skill level.
Maintain complete and accurate records and reports.
Plan, organize and conduct the courses in accordance with the requirements of the class they will be teaching.
Monitor participants’ practice and provide corrective feedback and encouragement that is consistent with the skill
chart.

PREREQUISITE: Must be certified in Basic Red Cross or American Heart Association first aid.
Class Size: Limited to 12
Instructor(s): Red Cross certified First Aid Instructor-Trainers.
Cost: LEORTC Member Licensed Officers – Prepaid
All Others – $95 p/p
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Budgeting Strategies for Criminal Justice Professionals
2017-04-25 08:30 - 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Baker College – Flint, 1050 W. Bristol Road, Flint, MI, 48507, United States
A TRAINING FORCE USA SEMINAR
Nationally, many criminal justice agencies have experienced serious funding reductions while our communities’ expectations for services have increased. This class is designed to prepare criminal justice professionals to meet current budget requirements and challenges. The participants will learn how to prepare, monitor and implement the budget. This class will examine and discuss data sources that effectively identify costs and reduction adjustments when necessary. This is an engaging course that includes practical exercises, visual aids and group discussions throughout the class.

Training will cover:

Review; Performance Measurement in the Budget Process
Identify statistical and Data Sources
Structuring the Budget
How the Various Budget Systems Work
Understanding Performance Standards and Why they Must Meet our Communities’ Needs
Developing an Efficient Staffing Model
Effectively Dealing with Current Budget Reductions and Forecasting Future Reductions
Budget Justification and Presentation

INSTRUCTOR: Chief Jeff Pearson is employed by the Satellite Beach Police Department. He is responsible for all department operations, policies and budgeting. He began his career in 1988 working his way through the ranks. He graduated from the FBINA (224 session), has a Bachelor Degree in Criminal Justice and a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the University of Central Florida.
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Location: Baker College, Center for Undergraduate Studies Building (Room E101/E103)
1050 W. Bristol Road
Flint, Michigan 48507 (Park in employee parking lot)

Cost: LEORTC Member Licensed Officer – Prepaid
LEORTC Non-Licensed Personnel – $65 p/p
Non-Member Agencies – $95 p/p
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Investigation of Vulnerable Adult Financial Crimes
2017-04-04 08:30 - 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Flint Township PD, 5200 Norko Drive, Flint Township, MI, 48507, United States
CLASS CANCELLED. WE WILL ATTEMPT TO BRING IT BACK IN THE FALL.
A Prosecuting Attorney’s Association of Michigan Seminar

This PAAM seminar will guide attendees through the complex process of successfully investigating elder financial exploitation cases. Sadly, the people exploiting older adults are often family members or other trusted people who are handling the financial affairs of an incapacitated parent, relative, or friend. While everyone, regardless of age, is a potential victim of theft and other financial crimes, older Americans are at greater risk than the general public.

Financial exploitation is the most common form of elder abuse. A recent study concluded that about 5 percent of Americans 60+ experienced financial mistreatment by a family member in a single year. Another study estimated that older Americans lost at least $2.9 billion to financial exploitation in 2010. The purpose of this training is to assist Law Enforcement in the investigation of vulnerable adult financial exploitation cases.
This seminar will include information on relevant criminal statutes, baseline establishment of a financial exploitation crime, the investigative process, prevention strategies, and sample forms (including search warrants).
Facilitator: Tom Holcomb, financial abuse investigator with the Prosecuting Attorney’s
Association of Michigan (P.A.A.M.)
Cost: None. Training is provided by the Prosecuting Attorney’s Association of Michigan.
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Internal Affairs
2017-02-24 08:30 - 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Grand Blanc Twp. Police Dept., 5405 S. Saginaw Street, Grand Blanc, MI, 48439, United States
Policies & Practices
A Training Force USA Seminar

The purpose of this course is to provide participants with an understanding of the various aspects and issues relating to officer misconduct, internal affairs investigations, and the agency discipline process. An effective officer discipline process requires a credible investigation conducted without bias and in accordance with professional practices, agency policy, and current laws. This class delivers useful information for evaluating agency policies and procedures, as well as for defining the role of the agency chief executive, the internal affairs investigator, and police unions in the discipline process.

After participating in this training, participants will be able to:

Employ a systematic method to assemble a case file and conduct an investigation
Understand the critical importance of establishing an effective complaint acceptance process
Understand the difference between rules of engagement for administrative and criminal investigations, and why a “wall of separation” is necessary during internal affairs investigations
Understand the investigation of a police shooting or in-custody death and the internal affairs investigator’s role
Understand the different types of misconduct cases and their impact on the internal affairs process
Learn about recent legal decisions affecting internal affairs investigations

Target Audience
This training is especially valuable for command and supervisory personnel and internal affairs investigators. The training will be open to law enforcement or correctional personnel.

Training Facilitator: Richard (Rick) Courtemanche has been a practicing attorney in the State of Florida since 1988, and has over 20 years’ experience in the law enforcement field on the local and state level. Mr. Courtemanche has taught Internal Affairs and Officer Involved Shootings for over 15 years, having lectured for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement’s Executive Institute and the International Association of Chiefs of Police. He has been lecturing for Training Force USA since 2013.

Cost: LEORTC Licensed Personnel – Prepaid
All Others – $105 p/p
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PPCT Instructor
2017-01-09 08:30 - 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Delta College, University Center, MI, 48710, United States
A five-day program designed to certify instructors in the PPCT Management System’s Pressure Point Control Tactics, Defensive Tactics, and Collapsible Baton programs. The force continuum concept, proper moves, takedowns, control points, striking points and weapons retention will be included. The administrative and course reporting duties of the instructor will also be covered.
Course Fee:
LEORTC Licensed Personnel: Prepaid
Delta College Consortium Members: $225.00 per person
Non-Consortium: $300.00 per person
Course Instructor: Kevin Rize
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Beyond Sandy Hook
2017-01-05 08:30 - 16:30 UTC | Delta College, University Center, MI, 48710, United States
Critical Analysis and Lessons Learned from the Sandy Hook School Shooting

This one-day seminar is designed as both a presentation of the critical analysis of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and a skill builder for Dispatch personnel, 1st Responders, Detectives, Supervisors and School Officials. Lessons learned will focus on active shooter dispatch, crisis response planning, investigative considerations, community recovery and the after action review process.
Overview of Topics Include

The Definition of an Active Shooter
The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting – What really happened
Active Shooter Dispatch – Script Writing
1st Priorities for 1st Responders
The Reunification Process
An Investigator’s Role
Command Post Operation
Supporting Victims’ Families
The After Action Review Process
Personnel Wellness – The Big Picture
Much more

Training Facilitators:
Daniel Jewiss is a member of the Connecticut State Police currently assigned to the training academy. As a detective, Dan was involved in many high profile cases and was the case officer for the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooting. He is a Senior Associate with Team Training Associates (TTA).
Eric Murray is the President/Founder of TTA with over 29 years of law enforcement experience, the past 25 with the Connecticut State Police. He has authored and published a number of Law Enforcement training DVD’s.

Date/Time: Thursday, January 5, 2017, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm

Location: Delta College, 1961 Delta Road, Room G-160, University Center, MI 48710

Cost: LEORTC Member Agencies – Prepaid
Delta Consortium Members – $75 p/p
Non-Member Agencies (including school officials) – $95 p/p
Registration:
LEORTC Agencies & Non-Member Agencies: Call the LEORTC at (810)232-2654 or email registration to
lofficers@aol.com.
Delta Consortium Members:
Call (989) 686-9176 to register.
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Jail Suicide Assessment & Prevention
2016-12-02 08:30 - 16:30 (America/Detroit) | Mott College – Northern Tier, 4082 W. Vienna Road, Clio, MI, 48420, United States
This course examines the problem of jail suicides and presents the latest information on how to best assess & screen an inmate for suicide risk.
Suicide prevention plans are presented as well as effective crisis communication techniques for dealing with an inmate who is suicidal.
This training includes discussion, group exercises, and powerful video scenario vignettes.
Instructor:
Greg Young is the Head Chaplain and Critical Incident Stress Debriefer for the Germantown, Wisconsin Police Department. Greg is currently a trainer for the International Critical Incident Stress Foundation. In addition to having Undergraduate and Graduate Degrees, he was trained as a pastoral psychotherapist at the Center for Religion and Psychotherapy of Chicago.
Cost: LEORTC Member Licensed Officers – Prepaid
LEORTC Non-Licensed Personnel – $35.00 p/p
Non-Member Agencies – $50.00 p/p
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Investigation of Vulnerable Adult Financial Crimes
2016-11-29 08:30 - 15:30 (America/Detroit) | Mott College – Northern Tier, 4082 W. Vienna Road, Clio, MI, 48420, United States
This PAAM seminar will guide attendees through the complex process of successfully investigating elder financial exploitation cases. Sadly, the people exploiting older adults are often family members or other trusted people who are handling the financial affairs of an incapacitated parent, relative, or friend. While everyone, regardless of age, is a potential victim or theft and other financial crimes, older Americans are at greater risk than the general public.
Financial exploitation is the most common form of elder abuse. A recent study concluded that about 5 percent of Americans 60+ experienced financial mistreatment by a family member in a single year. Another study estimated that older Americans lost at least $2.9 billion to financial exploitation in 2010. The purpose of this training is to assist Law Enforcement in the investigation of vulnerable adult financial exploitation cases.
This seminar will include information on relevant criminal statutes, baseline establishment of a financial exploitation crime, the investigative process, prevention strategies, and sample forms (including search warrants).
Cost:
None. Training is provided by the Prosecuting Attorney’s Association of Michigan.
Facilitator
Tom Holcomb, financial abuse investigator with the PAAM
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