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Upcoming Training/Seminars

 

 

 

Listed below are two upcoming COURT SECURITY OFFICER Classes.  You must contact the person listed at the bottom of each announcement to reserve seats.

1.         Carroll County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a Court Security Officer certification class. 

This is the 12 hour class as defined in Act 576 of 2007. 

When: Monday, July 18th thru Tuesday, July 19th

Where: Carroll County Sheriff’s Office

           205 Hailey Rd. Berryville, AR. 72616

For additional information please contact: Lt. Michael Zimmerman at (870) 423-2901.

 

2.         Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is hosting a Court Security Officer certification class. 

This is the 12 hour class as defined in Act 576 of 2007. 

When: Wednesday, Aug. 17th thru Thursday, Aug. 18th

Where: Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office

            101 E. Barraque St. Pine Bluff, AR. 71601

For additional information please contact: Capt. Gary McClain @ (870) 541-1920 or gary.mcclain@jeffcoso.com

 

 Identity Theft

August 8, 2011

 

 

 

 

Van Buren Police Department

 With the continuing advancement of the Internet and related computer technologies, identity theft is becoming all too common.  This one-day course is designed to teach law enforcement officers how identity theft and identity fraud occurs, strategies for the investigation and prosecution of identity theft/fraud, and available resources to assist the victims and investigators.  Class hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

 

 To register for this class, please fax a completed registration request form to 501-565-3081, or call Janet Harris-George or Kelli F. Westbrook at 501-570-8000.

 

Search Warrant Update and Preparation

 August 11-12, 2011

Washington County Sheriff’s Office

Fayetteville

 This two-day course will include a review of the general Fourth Amendment principles that impact the preparation and execution of search warrants.  A review of those Arkansas decisions which impact the preparation and execution of search warrants will be made.  The law enforcement manager will then be provided with information to ensure legal compliance in the drafting of search warrants.  Class hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

 

To register for this class, please fax a completed registration request form to 501-565-3081, or call Janet Harris-George or Kelli F. Westbrook at 501-570-8000

 

 

 

 

Principles of Supervision

 August 23-25, 2011

Magnolia Police Department

 This three-day course (24 hours) will allow officers to dialogue with the instructors about the challenges and successes they have had as supervisors.  In addition, students will be exposed to additional topics in management and leadership, including: Performance Evaluations; Progressive Discipline; Dealing with Difficult Employees; Managing Street Risks; Stress Management; Effective Report Writing; and Public Speaking Fundamentals.  This course will begin at 8:00 a.m. and conclude at 5:00 p.m. each day.

 

To register for this course, please fax a completed registration form to 501-565-3081, or telephone Ms. Janet Harris-George or Ms. Kelli Westbrook at 501-570-8000.

 

 

 

 

Warrantless Search and Seizure

 Washington County Sheriff’s Office

Fayetteville

August 26, 2011

 This course reviews law enforcement encounters that lead to the search and seizure of contraband where the requirements for a search warrant may be overshadowed by other criteria.  A review of pertinent court cases will be introduced illustrating situations where warrantless searches and seizures may be authorized.  Areas of interest will include exigent circumstances and consensual searches.

 

The course begins at 9:00 a.m. and concludes at 4:00 p.m.

 

To register for this course, please fax a completed course registration to 501-565-3081, or telephone Ms. Janet Harris-George, or Ms. Kelli F. Westbrook at 501-570-8000.

 

 

 

 

Instructor Development

 August 29-September 2, 2011

Bentonville Police Department

 This course is designed to teach participants how to provide instruction using practical applications and learning principles.  Topics include: Principles of Adult Learning; Research Practices and Technique; Methods of Instruction: Testing and Evaluation; Communicating Clearly; Designing Lesson Plans and Instructional Objectives; and Utilizing Visual Aids.

Class hours are 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.  Class size is limited to 14 officers.

 

To register for this class, please fax a completed Registration Request form to 501-565-3081, or call Janet Harris-George or Kelli F. Westbrook at 501-570-8000.

 

 

 

OFFICER SAFETY AND COMMUNICATION SPANISH

 August 23-25, 2011

White County Sheriff’s Office

Searcy, AR

 This course is designed to familiarize law enforcement personnel with basic Spanish to enhance communication and ensure safety between law enforcement officers and the Spanish speaking community.  Officers will learn the Spanish alphabet and pronunciation, days, months, supplemental words, and numbers 0-9

 

Traffic stops and arrest situations are also covered.  Officers will be exposed to cultural information, danger words and gang slang.  Officers will learn how to gather information for reports, conduct interviews to gather victim, witness, and suspect information.  Class hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

 

To register for this class, please fax the completed registration form to the Criminal Justice Institute at (501)565-3081 or telephone Ms. Janet Harris-George, or Ms. Kelli Westbrook at (501)570-8000.

 

TACTICAL OFFICER SURVIVAL SCHOOL

AUGUST 31 - SEPTEMBER 02, 2011

WASHINGTON COUNTY S.O. FIRING RANGE

 

Survival Marksmanship Proper use of a Shotgun

Multiple Targets Multiple Suspect Shootout Survival

Moving & Shooting Handgun & Shotgun Survival Loading

How to Survive if Attacked in Unit Traffic Stop Survival

Shotgun Performance Level Development Vehicle Assaults

Shotgun to Pistol Transitional Shooting

Learn the importance of angles & what they mean to your survival

 

NOT A TWO DAY MOVIE & TALK SESSION

.THIS IS A REAL SURVIVAL SHOOTING SCHOOL

INSTRUCTOR:  Chief Tom Long of the Southaven Mississippi Police Department teaches shooting skills to the United States Navy Seals, Delta Force and all branches of the Special Forces.  Chief Long is internationally recognized for his shooting techniques and tactical knowledge.  His training is focused toward street officer survival, using the latest tactics for vehicle assaults and officer survival while being attacked inside the police unit.

Each participant is required to have the following equipment:

  1. Weapons:  Handgun and Shotgun
  2. Leather gear/ Tactical Web Gear with several extra magazines/speed loaders
  3. Range Wear / All-Weather Gear
  4. Acceptable eye and ear protection
  5. Ammunition:  1,000 rounds of hand gun ammunition & 200 rounds of shotgun ammunition.  Birdshot is acceptable.

TUITION:   $250 per officer

CLASS SIZE:  Limited to 30 participants

TO REGISTER CONTACT: Mandy Penney   

Arkansas Sheriffs’ Association at 501-758-0020

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