Is your state considering medical or recreational marijuana? Attend this webinar to learn what has gone right and wrong in Colorado, what you should be prepared for and expect if your state adopts one or both initiatives.
Presenters: Dr. Kimberly Miller, Licensed Psychologist & Law Enforcement Consultant, Fort Collins, Colorado and Lt. David Pearson, Fort Collins, Colorado Police Services
This webinar will take a look at a suicidal call from the aspect of law enforcement concepts, the application of the law, and understanding use of force.
Presenter: Lt. David Pearson, Fort Collins, Colorado Police Services
Now that State Plans are available, and we are in the opt-in phase, join this webinar to learn about FirstNet and the AT&T public-private partnership that will help transform communications for public safety. This will include an overview of timelines, features and benefits that FirstNet will offer.
Presenters: Doug Clark, Assistant Vice President, FirstNet State Outreach & Consultation
One of the major themes of the NSA Court Security Training program is personal safety for those who protect the courts. As with all law enforcement, the key to personal safety for court security professionals is being situationally aware and mentally and physically prepared to respond at all times. This program will describe and discuss the best practices for protecting yourself while protecting the courts whatever the challenge or threat may be.
Presenter: Tom Lorito, Chief (ret.), New York State Court Officer.
Connecting with your community in new ways and leveraging new sources of information is critical for getting the job done. Learn how real-time data from the community is key for improving community relations, response times and closing cases faster.
Presenters: Col. James M. Wolfinbarger (Ret.), Colorado State Patrol, Director, Intelligence Led Public Safety Solutions, Motorola Solutions and Steve Sebestyen, Community Engagement Product Manager, Motorola Solutions
Too often prosecutors, victim advocates, and law enforcement continue to differentiate between vehicular crimes and other types of crime. This webinar, sponsored by the Office for Victims of Crime, aims to change any existing mindsets that DUI crashes are “accidents” rather than “criminal acts.” The webinar will include the showing of NSA’s roll call video, DUI Crashes: Real Crimes, Real Victims. Finally, Sheriff John Whetsel, in presenting this webinar, wants to ensure that victims of these crashes are responded to by law enforcement in a crime victim-centered way, with all the referrals, support, and resources due victims of a violent crime.
Presenters: Sheriff (ret.) John Whetsel, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; Colleen Sheehey-Church, National President, MADD, Madison, Connecticut; and Dan Eddy, Executive Director, National Association of Crime Victim Compensation Boards, Alexandria, Virginia
This webinar will present evidence-based practices that will lead to improved law enforcement responses to victims of Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, and Stalking; and improved investigations of these crimes by law enforcement officers.
Presenter: Michael LaRiviere, Police Officer, Salem Police Department, Haverhill, MA
Once you have a certain level of expertise, it is easy to stop growing. Every day we all do unconscious things that limit our effectiveness or hinder our influence. This webinar will describe how we get in our own way as leaders and how to overcome these barriers.
Presenter: Dr. Kimberly Miller, Licensed Psychologist & Law Enforcement Consultant, Fort Collins, CO
This webinar will discuss the protest incident in Morton County, North Dakota, the challenges facing the law enforcement responders, and the lessons learned over a 7 month response.
Presenters: Sheriff Paul Laney, Cass County, ND and Mark Pfeifle, National Sheriffs' Association's Communication & Crisis Management Advisor, Alexandria, VA
Drug overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in the US, surpassing traffic fatalities. Opioid use is driving this epidemic. Awareness of prescription abuse and misuse has resulted in people turning to heroin. Heroin is being mixed with ultra potent chemicals and more people are accidentally overdosing and dying.
Opioids have a long history of medicinal and recreational use. They take away pain and activate pleasure sensors in the brain. Too much of an opiate can stop a person's breathing. Naloxone is an opiate receptor blocker that can restore a person's ability to breathe. It can be administered intranasal and can save a person's life. Naloxone is a safe medication that an officer can administer with training. In this webinar, learn how the benefits of an opioid reversal program go beyond just a life-saving intervention and truly embody law enforcement's motto "to protect and to serve".
Presenter: Christopher Cicuto, Clinical Staff Pharmacist, Drug Information Center, Diamond Pharmacy, Indiana, PA
