Archive for December, 2008

DNA Training

IMPORTANT DNA Training
for Advocates, Law Enforcement Officers, Sexual Assault Examiners, Sexual Assault Forensic Examiners, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners,
Prosecutors and EMS providers.

Cantor Film Center, NYU
36 East Eighth Street
New York, NY 10003

January 12th, 2009
Registration begins at 8:00am
Program begins at 8:45am

Don’t miss this opportunity to upgrade your skills and become better informed about new methods and procedures regarding DNA evidence.
This is a free training.

One-day Multidisciplinary DNA Conference
This training is designed for Advocates, Law Enforcement officers, Sexual Assault Examiners, Sexual Assault Forensic Examiners, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners, Prosecutors and EMS providers and will cover:
• Keynote Address by Debbie Smith
• Your responsibilities as a First Responder to a crime against a person or property-is DNA evidence present?
• The benefits of a victim-centered approach to DNA collection.
• Forensic medical care [SAE, SAFE, SANE], effective methods for obtaining DNA bearing evidence.
• Law Enforcement’s role in preserving evidence.
• Prosecution and effective methods for using DNA evidence.
• How to form a multidisciplinary team in your community.

Limited enrollment Register by email to:
Drobins@nyscasa.org
Training is FREE
Registration Deadline is Thursday, January 8th.

Keynote Speaker Debbie Smith
For more information, please contact New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault at (518) 482-4222 ext.302 or email Daniel Robins, Logistics Coordinator (drobins@nyscasa.org)

This project is being funded by the DCJS DNA Training Initiative Grant # SA07078130

For full announcement, see attached here.

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DWI Police & Prosecutors Conference

Ths course is being instructed by the Ulster County District Attorney’s Office and will cover substantive and procedural law including testimony, refusal hearings, legal updates and mock trial

When: January 23rd, 2009 9:00am – 4:00pm (Friday) Fees: Free Course

Organization:
Ulster County Sheriff’s Office
Ulster County District Attorney
Ulster Countuy Stop DWI
Where: Ulster County Sheriff’s Office
380 Boulevard
Kingston, NY 12401

Contact: Deputy James Di Mele
Submitted_by: James Di Mele
jdim@co.ulster.ny.us
Mailing_Address:
Ulster County Sheriff’s Office
380 Boulevard
Kingston, NY 12401
Phone: Office 845-334-8193

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Campus Public Safety Officer Course with Firearms

Campus Public Safety Officer Course with Firearms
PDF: http://letdanys.org/docs/Post461-Campus-Officer-Inquiry-Announcement.pdf

From:
Egidio Tinti
Lieutenant of Police
City of Kingston Police Department
Director-Ulster County Law Enforcement Training Group

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Basic Course for Police Officers (Part Time)

Basic Course for Police Officers (Part Time)
Begins January 10 -Ends July 18, 2009 (Does not include SFTRO Hours)
PDF:  http://letdanys.org/docs/Post459-Inquiry-Announcement.pdf

M/W/F 6pm-10pm
Sat. 9am-5pm
Fees: $2000

Organization: Ulster County Law Enforcement Training Group
Where: Business Resource Center
1 Development Court
Kingston, NY 12401
Contact: Egidio Tinti
Lieutenant of Police
City of Kingston Police Department
845 331 4766-Office
845 389 4002-Mobile
845 331 2166-Fax
Submitted_by: Egidio Tinti
etinti@ci.kingston.ny.us
etinti@ucletg.com
Mailing_Address: UCLETG
Business Resource Center
1 Development Court
Kingston NY 12401
Phone: 845 331 4766-Office
845 389 4002-Mobile
845 331 2166-Fax

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Instructor Development Course

Instructor Development Course
MPTC Instructor’s Course for general topics certification
When: January 12 to January 23
Fees: $900.00 Payable to the Commissioner of Finance
Organization: Rockland County Police & Public Safety Academy

Where: Rockland County Police Academy
35 Firemens Memorial Drive
Pomona, Ny 10970

Contact: Cris Munger
845-364-8925

Submitted_by: Hugh Lennon

lennonh@co.rockland.ny.us
Mailing_Address: Rockland County Police Academy
35 Firemens Memorial Drive
Pomona, Ny 10970
Phone: 845-364-8700

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Basic School for Police Officer

Basic School for Police Officer
MPT certified Basic School for Police Officer
When: Feb 2 to June 19
Fees: $2,000.00
Organization: Rockland County Police And Public Safety Academy

Where: Rockland County Police Academy
35 Firemens Memorial Drive
Pomona, Ny 10970

Contact: Chris Sherwood
845-364-8967
sherwoch@co.rockland.ny.us

Submitted_by: Hugh Lennon
Lennonh@co.rockland.ny.us
Mailing_Address: Rockland County Police Academy
35 Firemens Memorial Drive
Pomona, Ny 10970
Phone: 845-364-8700

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DCJS Instructor Development Course

DCJS Instructor Development Course
Instructor Course
February 2 – 13, 2009
8:30am – 4:30pm
Free Course

Ulster County Sheriff’s Office
380 Boulevard
Kingston, NY 12401
Contact: Deputy James Di Mele
Submitted_by: James Di Mele
jdim@co.ulster.ny.us

Ulster County Sheriff’s Office
380 Boulevard
Kingston, NY 12401
Phone: Office 845-334-8193
Fax    845-338-3645

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DCJS Course in Police Supervision

Police Supervisor’s Course March 23 – April 10, 2009
Fees: Free

Ulster County Sheriff’s Office
380 Boulevard
Kingston, NY 12401

Contact: Deputy James Di Mele

Deputy James Di Mele

Ulster County Sheriff’s Office
380 Boulevard
Kingston, NY 12401
Phone:
Office 845-334-8193
Fax    845-338-3645

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

Fellow Training Directors:

Robert P. IbergerI hope this message finds all of our members well and enjoying the hectic days as we enter the Holiday Season!

Time to mark your calendars and for the January 2009 Conference which will again be held at the Best Western Sovereign on Western Avenue, Albany.  Conference dates January 14th -16th, 2009.

In-coming president Chuck Holder has put together another informative agenda which will include presentations addressing a number of contemporary challenges for law enforcement agencies. Following the opening with the Office of Public Safety and MPTC updates,  presentations over the next two days will explore the topics of “Environmental Strategies for Combating Underage Drinking” (a persistent problem throughout most communities); the “New NIJ Body Armor Standard and BVP Funding Update”; “Veterans Initiatives – Police and Returning Veterans Relations”, an issue that is going to grow as more and more veterans return from Iraq and Afghanistan; “Police and School Collaborations “Winning the Battle Against Gangs, Drugs and Gun Violence”; “Domestic Terrorism- Groups, Tactics and Strategies”; concluding with a presentation by NYS Department of Motor Vehicle Investigators on “Identity Theft, Money Laundering and the Drug Trade” as related to the car industry.

At the Academy Director pre-conference session, Maryellen Martirano will have the latest information on the First Line Supervisors Course review by Academy Directors.

Although this conference agenda is full, in-coming First Vice President and soon to be Agenda Chairperson Chris Sherwood will always be looking for agenda items to be presented at future conferences (especially new or innovative programs or projects you may be developing or presenting). He can be contacted at themardo@frontiernet.net .

As this is my final message as Association president before turning over the helm, to Under Sheriff Chuck Holder, at the January Conference, I wanted to take a moment to recognize everyone for all the support over the last 2 years.

To all of our active members and partners-in-training who have continued to support this great organization of New York State law enforcement trainers- Thank you!

To the academy directors, for their efforts and initiatives in reviewing and formulating contemporary recommendations for enhancing existing training curriculums- Thank you!

To all of our presenters, for sharing their knowledge and talents, to their agencies or companies for allowing them to appear and present, and to those who helped facilitate their presentations over the past two years and helped us fill our agendas, especially the regulars- Thank You!

To our corporate members especially Michael Loughrey and Hillary McKeon of Looseleaf Law, Louis Papa of Louis Papa and Associates, Mary Jo Cornell of Linstar Inc., Gary J. Prawel  of Roberts Wesleyan College formerly of Keuka College, Curt Schultz of Keystone-Mid-Atlantic Inc, Milt Walsh of Milton C. Walsh and Associates, Joe Asti of BAE Systems for all of the financial support that is so necessary to hold our conferences-  Thank you ! Please make every effort to utilize and encourage support these and all of our corporate members for your various needs.

To Joe Mezzanini, for the great job on our website- Thank you!

To Tommy Cole for his ongoing assistance as our election chairman- Thank you!

Lastly but certainly not the least, to the members of the Executive Board during my tenure as president, Phil Mospan, Greg Deluca, Ed Hempling, Hugh Lennon, Chris Sherwood, Doug Miller, Mike Bailey and Chuck Holder, thank you for all of your efforts and support during the past 2 years!

To the new slate of the Executive Board who will be taking over in January, congratulations and I wish you the best of success in any and all future Association endeavors!!

In closing I’d like to wish all a very Happy, Joyous and Safe Holiday season and Happy New Year!!  See you at the Best Western Sovereign next year!

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Building Community Trust in a Diverse Post-9/11 Environment

This is an innovative, day-long program that examines the process of trust-building given the new complexities facing the criminal justice system.  In the post 9/11 environment it is imperative that all parts of the system work together to prevent terrorism and other forms of extremism.  Prevention requires the vigilance and cooperation of communities.  Never before has trust between the community and the criminal justice system been so necessary.  By introducing models such as Dimensions of Trust and Spectrum of Tolerance, among others, we look at the nature of trust and how to increase it in an environment of great diversity.

Wednesday, January 21st
Monday, February 9th
Thursday, March 19th
This is a day-long program from 9:00am to 4:00pm.

Grant Funded. No Fees. Lunch and educational materials are provided.

Organization: Simon Wiesenthal Center: New York Tolerance Center

The New York Tolerance Center is a dynamic professional development multi-media training facility targeting educators, law enforcement officials and state/local government practitioners. Modeled after the successful Tools for Tolerance program at the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, the Tolerance Center provides participants with an intense educational and experiential daylong training program. Through interactive workshops, exhibits and videos, individuals explore issues of prejudice, diversity, tolerance, and personal responsibility in the workplace and in the community. Over 9,000 criminal justice professionals have been trained through the New York Tolerance Center’s innovative Tools programs.

Where: Between 2nd and 3rd Avenues
226 East 42nd Street
New York, New York 10017

Contact:

Curran Geist, Program Manager
212.697.1180 x104
cgeist@tolerancecenter.org
Submitted_by: Curran Geist
cgeist@tolerancecenter.org
Mailing_Address: New York Tolerance Center
226 East 42nd Street
New York, New York 10017

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