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November 06 - 07, 2009
Criminal Interdiction/ Sheriff Mike Lewis
300 Oldham Rd (Passaic County Fire Academy)
Wayne, NJ
Two days Criminal Interdiction Law Enforcement seminar. Stopping the criminal, Identifying Deceptive Behavior.
Roadside interview techniques. Hidden Compartments. Racial profiling issues, Officer safety.
Dates: November 6th and 7th, 2009.
Time: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Location: Passaic County Public Safety Academy (Fire Academy, not the Police Academy)
300 Oldham Rd., Wayne NJ 07470.
Seminar topics:
Criminal/Drugs Interdiction Seminar: This course is suitable for all patrol Officers interested in the detection of
criminal contraband and Vehicle's hidden compartments. This seminar is suitable for Highway criminal interdiction,
as well as city patrol duties. Regardless of where you work, criminals are more vulnerable while traveling in a motor vehicle.
That is your best chance to interdict them and lock them up.
"No criminal has the Constitutional Rights to escape detection" (Sheriff Mike Lewis).
Instructed by:
Wicomico County MD, Sheriff Mike Lewis. Sheriff Lewis retired as a Sergeant with the Maryland State Police,
Pro-Active Criminal Enforcement Team (PACE) after twenty-two years of loyal and dedicated service.
In addition to his duties as the agency's leading Criminal Interdiction Expert, Sheriff Lewis remains a
CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR through the Maryland Police Training Commission, and a certified MASTER INSTRUCTOR through the
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Sheriff Lewis was directly responsible for the training and educating of all Maryland State Police personnel
in the Criminal Interdiction Venue. He pioneered the Drug Interdiction Program along Maryland's notorious U.S. Rt. 13
corridor, coordinating many multi-jurisdictional investigations following the seizures of large amounts of illegal contraband.
During his twenty-two years as a Maryland State Trooper, he made many nationally recognized seizures of
CRACK COCAINE along Maryland's East Coast.
Sheriff Lewis has been judicially recognized by the federal & state courts of this country as an
EXPERT in the areas of Highway Interdiction, Hidden Compartments & Drug Valuation. Officers would be able to
utilize the techniques learned in this seminar on their day to day patrol duties to increase the number of quality
arrests.
Guest speaker: Passaic County Sheriff's Jerry Speziale.
For registrations: Law Enforcement Officers only. proper I.D.
Certificates will be awarded at the end of the seminar.
http://northeastpolicetraining.com
Event Website: http://northeastpolicetraining.com
Event Email: sheriff502@hotmail.com
November 16 - 22, 2009
Emergency Responders Week at the Santa Barbara Zoo!
500 Ninos Drive
Santa Barbara, CA
This November, we are thankful for EMTs, firefighters, police and sheriff who lent aid during the Zaca, Gap, Tea,
Jesusita and La Brea fires, and will offer free admission* to the Zoo during this time. Admission will include the
emergency responder plus 1 adult and 2 children. Special activities scheduled the weekend of November 21 - 22.
Cost: free. *Emergency responder must be present and show photo ID at front gate to be admitted.
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. all week long!
Event Website: http://www.sbzoo.org
Event Email: kclemons@sbzoo.org
November 17, 2009
FBI-LEEDA/LifeLock Identity Theft Summit
615 3rd Ave S
Naples, FL 34102
FBI-LEEDA/LifeLock Identity Theft Summit hosted by the Collier County Sheriff's Office.
The all day summit is free of charge and includes breakfast and lunch.
Learn about relevant identity theft laws, high technology identity theft, identity theft awareness and
protection strategies, databases to assist in the identity theft investigations.
Event Website: http://www.leedafbi.org/i4a/pages/Index.cfm?pageID418
Event Email: paige@lifelock.com
November 30, 2009
Train as You Fight: Mastering the Art of Target Psychology
911 N Stadem Drive
Tempe, Arizona
You need an appreciation of the psychological profile of your adversaries to better accomplish your sworn duty.
While you train to save lives, you can rest assured that Islamic terrorists could care less!
Street cops, trainers and supervisors: You are obligated to train with the knowledge that the terrorists you
will certainly encounter are far different than the criminal psychopaths you've handled in the past.
Event Website: http://www.understandterror.com
Event Email: mwendelken@understandterror.com
December 1 - 2, 2009
School Safety and Security
911 N Stadem Drive
Tempe, Arizona
You will reach a better understanding of how to define and identify an active shooter!
You will expand your knowledge of historical tactical situations which prepares you to confront the
challenges and aftermath of active shooter scenarios. You will learn the essential skill set required to
coordinate, educate, and train with local schools and businesses in order to prevent, react, and recover
from future incidents. And -- you will learn from case studies and shared professional experiences,
which will absolutely increase your ability to perform your sworn duty to protect and serve!
Event Website: http://www.understandterror.com
Event Email: mwendelken@understandterror.com
December 3 - 4, 2009
Vulnerability Assessments
911 N Stadem Drive
Tempe, Arizona
Remember how much the civilian sector has relied upon the Department of Homeland Security to provide help in the
fight against terrorism? Well, we've developed a focused and user-friendly vulnerability assessment program
designed just for YOU: Law enforcement officers and other first responders who sign up for this seminar.
Wouldn't it be amazing if the history of terrorism will help your local community and teach your organization
a method of conducting risk assessments? You will learn skill sets and be instructed on how to use proven
and valuable tools to determine the vulnerability of assets in your community. When you sign up for this
seminar, you will discover how to develop a pertinent and useful outreach program designed to educate
and involve members of your community in our Nation's fight against terrorism.
Event Website: http://www.understandterror.com
Event Email: mwendelken@understandterror.com
December 12, 2009
Noble Black and White Scholarship Ball
25650 Gratiot
Roseville, Michigan
The Metro-Detroit Chapter of the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), a non-profit 501
(3) (c) organization, will be hosting its First Annual Black and White Scholarship Ball, at the Athena Banquet Hall
from 6:00 pm to 1:00 am. The theme for this event is
"Raising the Bar - Investing In our Future", With Guest Speaker Chief of Police Warren C. Evans,
Detroit Police Department. Our goal is to raise money to provide ten scholarships to deserving high school
students with a demonstrated financial need to matriculate a four-year college or university of their choice.
We are cordially inviting the Grand Rapids Community to attend this gala event. Reduced lodging rates are available.
Donation is $50.00 pp Dinner at 7:00 pm Open Bar Attire Formal Black and White. For ticket information Contact
Darwin Roche 313 596-2670, Shirley Berger 313 596-5161 Calvin Higgins 313 999-8517 or visit our web site at
http://www.nobledetroit.org
Event Website: http://www.nobledetroit.org
Event Email: roched347@dpdhq.ci.detroit.mi.us
January 24 - 29, 2010
24th Annual San San Diego International Conference on Child & Family Maltreatment
Town & Country Resort
500 Hotel Circle North
San Diego, CA, 92123
This conference is directed to a multidisciplinary audience from the fields of medicine, mental
health, forensic interviewing, child welfare, advocacy, law, investigations, family support,
public policy and research, and domestic violence. The conference will bring a faculty of over
200 top scientists, clinicians, and front line professionals from around the world. It will have
over 160 workshops and four plenary sessions.
Contact lkwilson@rchsd.org for more information.
Event Website: http://www.chadwickcenter.org/conference.htm
Event Email: lkwilson@rchsd.org
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