Made-up of several individual elective EMT CEU courses, which are all law enforcement related topics, to allow officers to gain all of their elective CEUs needs to recertify their EMT certification in one law enforcement friendly course.
- Topics vary by course
Considerations for EMS, both prior to and during an active shooter/killer incident as well as treatment of injuries most commonly seen. Includes an introduction to the concept of Rescue Task Force (RTF).
- Definitions
- Statistics
- Past incidents
- Planning/training
- Communication
- Victims, hospitals and first responders
- Incident command
- Special circumstances
- Rescue Task Force (RTF):
- Overview
- Injuries
- Implementation
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Safety/staging
New Jersey Title 39 violations specific to CMV’s to promote safety and interdict criminal activity.
- Types of CMV’s
- Commercial driver’s license (CDL)
- CMV markings and tracking
- Trailers
- CMV violations
- Non-enforceable requirements
- CMVs and criminal activity
Use of various databases to facilitate and promote criminal investigations. Lists various organizations and programs to assist law enforcement agencies.
- Gang member validation process
- New Jersey Real Time Crime Center (RTCC)
- Databases
- Social media
- Social media case law
Full length program to investigate and combat graffiti related crimes in your jurisdictions. This course will encourage the officer to actually investigate graffiti related crimes and give them a number of investigative tools to further their investigations, and realize that graffiti is not just a victimless crime and there is something we as law enforcement can do to investigate.
- Graffiti defined
- Graffiti laws
- The extent of the problem
- Importance of graffiti investigations
- Graffiti 101/ reading graffiti
- Tagger culture
- Violence & other considerations
- Gang graffiti
- Prevention
- Investigations- evidence
- Investigations- social media
- Investigations- other techniques
Overview of ways that gang members and other criminals avoid detection and gather information about law enforcement, and ways that officers can prevent this as well as keep themselves safe
- Countersurveillance
- Infiltrations & culture
- Intelligence leaks
- Social media
- Officer safety
Compete overview of how to conduct a motor vehicle stop in a safe and effective manner. Intended for the new and experienced officer alike.
- Anatomy of a stop: unknown-risk
- Safety/hazards
- Legal considerations
- Discretion & difficult drivers
- Special considerations
- Criminal investigations
- Anatomy of a stop: high-risk
A look at the various areas that criminal activity is visible in everyday society which often goes unnoticed.
- Music
- Television
- Sports
- Clothing
- Gangs/gang members
- Human trafficking
- Narcotics
A class which reviews illicit “street drugs” by assisting in identification, patient presentations, dangers associated with these patients and EMS care. Includes hands on presentation of drugs and drug paraphernalia.
- Statics/definitions
- Methods of ingestion
- Seven drug categories
- Signs of drug use (including eye assessment)
- Specific drugs (30 total)
- Treatment of drug related emergency
New Jersey Title 39 violations specific to livery vehicles (vehicles used to transport people) both legal and illegal companies to promote safety and interdict criminal activity
- Types of livery vehicles
- Passenger Vehicle Transportation (PVT) initiate
- Livery violations
- Taxicab requirements
- Limousine requirements
- School buses
- Transportation Networking Companies (TNC)
- Illegal livery services
- Livery vehicles and criminal activity
A class detailing the culture, history, ideology and criminal activity that led to the Juggalos being classified as a criminal street gang.
- Juggalos defined
- History/culture
- Joker Cards
- Gathering of the Juggalos (GOTJ)
- Gang/Criminal Activity
Incorporating the use of the motor vehicle stop to identify OMG members and facilitate investigations into their criminal enterprises.
- OMG intelligence
- Motorcycle stop safety
- Gangs and patrol
- New Jersey NJSA Title 39 violations specific for motorcycles
- Identifying criminal motorcycles and concealment
New Jersey Title 39 violations specific to motorcycles to promote safety and locate contraband when searching a motorcycle
- Motorcycle motor vehicle stops & officer safety
- Equipment violations
- Moving violations
- Vehicle identification numbers (VIN)
- Motorcycle searches
Intended for law enforcement officers to review various occupational hazards and treatment options for modern policing when an officer is injured in the line of duty.
- Statistics
- Prevention
- Driving/traffic safety
- Pre-operation planning
- Rescue phases
- Bleeding control
- Officer down
- Miscellaneous
Introduction to the culture and identifiers associated with outlaw motorcycle gangs (OMG)
- OMG Culture
- Officer Safety
- Structure & Hierarchy
- Identifiers:
- Tattoos
- Colors
- Flash
Overview of surveillance considerations, related more specifically to photography to help officers better gather evidential pictures, identify individuals
- Importance of taking pictures
- Camera options
- Camera settings
- Covert vs. overt surveillance
- Undercover surveillance
Introduction to the culture and identifiers associated with street gangs
- Street Gang Culture
- Officer Safety
- Structure & Hierarchy
- Identifiers:
- Tattoos
- Hand Signs
- Graffiti
- Identifiers
Program to show the numerous avenues that patrol officers have to investigate and suppress gangs in their jurisdictions. Intended for any law enforcement officer investigating gangs but is specifically geared towards uniformed patrol officers. This program strongly promotes officer safety as well as encourages pro-active investigative techniques.
- Types of gangs
- The validation process
- Female gang members
- Graffiti Investigations
- Gang interviews/contacts
- Social media
- Gangs and patrol
- Officer safety
- Intelligence gathering and use
- Enhancement charges