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Handgun & shotgun Instructor Course
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
Handgun & shotgun Instructor Course
Ithaca, NY
July 19th -23rd
Course Description:
The course consists of 3 days of handgun and 2 days of shotgun training. handgun training includes multiple threats, decision making, shooting on the move, shooting in reduced light, malfunction clearing. Shotgun training includes firing from cover, use of kneeling and prone positions, moving targets, malfunction clearing, firing on the move and transition to the handgun.
Cost = 525
For details, registration, etc contact:
Ms. MaryEllen Shine
School Coordinator
NRA
703-267-1628
Mshine@nrahq.org
IALEFI Courses
International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors
Regional Training Conference
Cortland, New York
July 29th – 30th
COURSES:
- Gun in hand – now what? Philip J. Messina / Modern Warrior
- Police Laser Sight Instructor Course – Marshall Schmitt / LaserMax
- Reactive vs. Precision shooting – Mike Boyle, director IALEFI Board of Directors
- Down, not out – Patrick Sacco, Verdad Investigations and Protection
Cost:
- $150.00 for IALEFI members
- $205 for non-members
Details, lodging, registration, etc www.ialefi.com
Podcasts
From: Mark A. Spawn
I would like to offer some resources that may be of interest to my colleagues. I prepared the following announcement if you would like to post it and/or share it with the LETDANYS membership:
We are pleased to share our podcast library with the LETDANYS. We have titles in a number of areas relevant to New York State law enforcement:
· AMBER Alert – series (sample guidelines and other documents on our Policy/Toolkit page)
· Child Abuse/Mandated Reporting
· Detecting Impaired Drivers
· Syringe Access Programs
· Sharing of DIR’s (sample policy component on our Policy/Toolkit page)
· Sex Offender Management – series (sample policy and resources on our Policy/Toolkit page)
Click here to go to the APB Podcast page
We have found that these audio files are a convenient method to provide information and training to officers and staff. They can be played from a computer, attached to an e-mail, burned to CD, uploaded to an mp3 player, and more. Current podcasts range from 2-3 minutes up to 13 minutes in length. Some departments send them wirelessly to their in-car computers, and at least one agency has inserted some podcasts into their electronic operations manual. We continue to develop titles on topics of interest to the policing community and we welcome your suggestions:apb@NYchiefs.org
Thank you – Mark A. Spawn
MARK A. SPAWN
DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND TRAINING
NEW YORK STATE ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE, INC.
2697 HAMBURG STREET
SCHENECTADY, NEW YORK 12303
518 355-3371 FAX: 518 356-5767
POLL: Basic Course for Police – Watertown, NY
From: Sgt. C. Donoghue
I am trying to find out whether there is any interest for a “Basic Course for Police Officers” class at the Black River/St. Lawrence Valley Police Academy (Watertown, NY) with a start date on or about September 27, 2010.
Cost would be about $1,500.00 per officer which includes uniforms, books, supplies, and YMCA membership.
Tuition rates are reduced for agencies that provide instructors during the academy ($25 per hour reduction).
Please contact Sgt. C. Donoghue at 315-778-7403 or cdonoghue@watertown-ny.gov
Law Enforcement Bicycle Patrol Class
April 19, 2010 – April 23, 2010 0800 hrs – 1600 hrs
Fees: Free
Orange County Sheriffs Office
7 Training Center Lane
New Hampton, New York
Contact: Sgt. Larry Cottone
Desk Ph. 845-291-2986 Fax 845-291-7950
DNA Training
IMPORTANT DNA Training
For Law Enforcement
February 25, 2010 – Cortland, New York
DNA Law Enforcement Institute
YWCA of Cortland – Child Advocacy Center
This institute is designed especially for Law Enforcement officers and will cover:
DNA – The Science behind what it is
Crime Scene Protocols
Evidence Identification, Collection and Preservation
Packaging, Storing and Submission of Collected DNA Evidence
Practical Crime Scene Exercises
The Law Enforcement Institute is limited to 30 participants. Priority enrollment for this Institute will be given to Law Enforcement officers.
Register Now for this FREE training.
First Response and Autism
From:
Dixie Sipher Yonkers
Bureau of Clinical & Behavioral Solutions
NYS Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
44 Holland Ave., 4th Floor
Albany, NY 12229
(518) 474-3558
NYS OMRDD has developed a brief booklet and associated laminated pocket card on autism and first response. The actions of someone with autism during an emergency can easily be mistaken for defiance, disrespect or even deliberate escalation. It is important for first responders to understand how individuals with autism may react on the scene and to be able to modify response techniques to promote safe outcomes. These materials are available free of charge, in hard copy or electronically. I am writing to see if your association has any interest in making these materials available to your membership?
Please share this information with others in your organization, and feel free contact me if you have any questions or to request materials.
Winter Emergency Vehicle Operator’s Course
(24 Hours) January 26 thru 28, 2010 & a second offering on Feb. 9 thru 11, 2010. (New offering)
Objective: To provide law enforcement and first responder emergency vehicle operators, the necessary skills to drive and respond safely to emergencies in extreme winter conditions.
This course is conducted at NYS-DEC’s premiere EVOC Training Facility in Fulton, NY.
The dependable lake-effect snow of Lake Ontario provides excellent conditions for practicing emergency maneuvers in a low friction environment.
Two wheel drive as well as 4×4 emergency vehicle operations arecovered.
Contact
Sergeant Steve Rawson for additional details:
Phone: 315-383-1739
Email: slrawson@gw.dec.state.ny.us
Patrol Response to Active Shooter Instructor Certification
December 28 – 30, 2009
Erie County, NY
Co-Hosted By: Cheektowaga Police Department
Innovative tactics and tried-and-true techniques are the hallmarks of this course designed for individuals assigned the responsibility to teach police and SWAT personnel in immediate deployment/rapid intervention techniques. This is a train-the-trainer course. Topics to be covered include an historical overview of active shooter situations including school shooting, immediate deployment/rapid intervention tactics, barricade-hostage rescue concepts and instructional techniques. Training weapons will be used in field training exercises.