Middlesex County Police Training Center 2015 Winter/Spring Course Catalog

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1 Middlesex County Police Training Center 2015 Winter/Spring Course Catalog Andrew C. Carey Prosecutor Gerard P. McAleer Chief of County Detectives

2 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Board of Chosen Freeholders Ronald G. Rios, Director Kenneth Armwood Carol Barrett Bellante Charles Kenny H. James Polos Charles E. Tomaro Blanquita B. Valenti MIDDLESEX COUNTY PROSECUTOR ANDREW C. CAREY County Chief s of Police Association

3 MIDDLESEX COUNTY PROSECUTOR S OFFICE Andrew C. Carey 25 Kirkpatrick Street, 3 rd Floor Christopher L.C. Kuberiet County Prosecutor New Brunswick, NJ st Assistant Prosecutor Gerard P. McAleer [email protected] Deputy 1st Assistants Chief of County Investigators Christie L. Bevacqua Brian D. Gillet Dear Law Enforcement Official: It is my pleasure to present to you the Winter/Spring 2015 Middlesex County Police Training Center Course Catalog which is provided on behalf of the Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office, the Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders, and the Middlesex County Association of Chiefs of Police. This catalog is the result of the dedication of the members of the MCPO and others to provide quality training and education to the honorable men and women of law enforcement. The range of course offerings addresses the training needs of police personnel who are equipped with varying degrees of experience and skill. The catalog provides a wide variety of courses in such areas as tactical skills, investigative techniques, ethics, and interrogation and interview techniques. With multiple classrooms outfitted with high-tech audio-visual equipment, a FATS machine (firearms training simulator), driving simulator, ample parking, and a central New Jersey location, the Middlesex County Police Training Center is the optimal location to provide quality classroom training to law enforcement. Furthermore, the Middlesex County Police Range is located nearby. In addition to providing valuable hand-on firearms training, the range has an on-site temperature-controlled trailer which can be used for classroom instruction throughout the year. We are grateful to the Middlesex County Board of Chosen Freeholders for their continued financial support which allows us to offer state-of-the-art training opportunities taught by experienced and knowledgeable instructors. We encourage members of the law enforcement community to take advantage of these opportunities in order to best serve the community, and ensure and maintain the safety and security of all citizens of Middlesex County. Very truly yours, ANDREW C. CAREY Middlesex County Prosecutor

4 MIDDLESEX COUNTY POLICE TRAINING CENTER MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Middlesex County Police Training Center is to support, promote, and enhance the personal and professional development of law enforcement leaders by preparing them for complex, dynamic, and contemporary challenges through innovative techniques, facilitating excellence in education and research, and forging partnerships throughout Middlesex County and the State of New Jersey. VISION STATEMENT It is the vision of the Middlesex County Police Training Center to be recognized as the most wide-ranging, professional, and effective law enforcement instructional entity and in-service partner in Middlesex County and the State of New Jersey. VALUES STATEMENT The core values of the Middlesex County Police Training Center direct and inspire us in our professional and personal development goals. Integrity - We will never compromise our integrity. It is the foundation of our reputation and our way of life. Leadership - We will always strive through our actions and leadership to promote the public's confidence in our ability to protect them from all crimes, all hazards, and all threats. Cooperation - We will improve our effectiveness and increase our resources by partnering with our law enforcement allies and the communities we serve.

5 Middlesex County Police Training Center Contact Information: 11 Patrol Road Edison, NJ Sgt. Alan Bandics , ext. 3 [email protected] Training Coordinator NJ Learn Coordinator Nicole Ducca , ext. 2 [email protected] Agency Aide NJ Learn Liaison ONLINE REGISTRATION REGISTRATION INFORMATION Access the Training Center website at: mcpo/trainingcenter.aspx you will then be directed to a link if applicable for registration. PAYMENT For special billing instructions, please refer to the course description page. RANGE/DRIVING SIMULATOR/LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINER (LET) To book the Range, Driving Simulator, or the Law Enforcement Trainer please contact Sgt. Alan Bandics or Nicole Ducca at The Department/Agency shall hold harmless and indemnify the County of Middlesex, its officers, agents and employees from any and all injuries, damages and claims for damage to persons and/or property arising from the actions of its attendees at the Middlesex County Police Training Center, except as such injuries and damages are caused by the gross negligence of the County or its employees or agents. The approving authority certifies that the students enrolled do not have any physical and/or other conditions which would prevent them from actively participating in all portions of this course. The approving authority also certifies that all personnel enrolled in the above course are covered by Workman s Compensation and Liability Insurance, or are otherwise insured, as indicated by a copy of such insurance attached to the current Authorized Signature form on file.

6 Class information: General Information, Rules and Regulations Classes are generally scheduled to start at 9:00 am and run until 4:00 pm, unless noted otherwise in the course description. It is suggested that attending officers arrive minimally 15 minutes prior to any scheduled training. Classes are held at the Middlesex County Police Training Center unless stated otherwise in the course description. All Live Fire/Firearms Courses are held at the Middlesex County Police Range. Directions to all the Middlesex County facilities utilized for training are located in the back of this catalog Dress code: Proper attire for all students is either a department uniform or minimally a collared shirt and dress slacks/trousers. Dress may be modified according to class requirements as indicated on the specific course description or the instructor s guidance on the first day of a multi-day training program. Non-uniformed personnel wearing weapons should ensure their weapons are concealed at all times upon leaving the classroom. Class Attendance: Class attendance is required in order to obtain a course completion certificate. If you are unable to attend a class that you are registered for, you should notify the Training Center. Order: All students are expected to set the example for appropriate law enforcement conduct by refraining from using profane, loud or offensive language while in a training environment. All students are expected to treat instructors as well as other training participants and Training Center Staff with courtesy and respect; fostering a positive educational environment for all participants. Smoking: Smoking is only permitted in the designated smoking areas. Parking: There is adequate parking at all training locations Handicap parking is located at the rear of the building

7 2015 Middlesex County Liaison Meetings January 14 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am 20 County Chiefs of Police Association 10:00am February 11 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am 17 County Chiefs of Police Association 10:00am 20 Juvenile Officers 1:30pm March 4 Narc/Gangs/Guns/Intel Officers 9:00am 6 Training Officer Liaison 11:00am 11 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am 12 Bias Officers 9:00am 17 County Chiefs of Police Association 10:00am 18 Sex Crimes/Child Abuse/Megan s Law/ 8:30am Domestic Violence Liaison April 8 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am 21 County Chiefs of Police Association 10:00am May 13 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am 26 County Chiefs of Police Association 10:00am June 5 Training Officers Liaison 11:00am 5 Juvenile Officers 1:30pm 9 Narc/Gangs/Guns/Intel Officers 9:00am 10 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am 11 Bias Officers 9:00am 16 County Chiefs of Police Association 10:00am

8 June 2015 Middlesex County Liaison Meetings 19 Internal Affairs 10:00am July 8 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am August 12 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am September 9 Sex Crimes/Child Abuse/Megan s Law 8:30am Domestic Violence Liaison 9 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am 10 Bias Officers 9:00am 15 County Chiefs of Police Association 10:00am 18 Training Officers Liaison 11:00am 23 Narc/Gangs/Guns/Intel Officers 9:00am October 14 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am 16 Juvenile Officers Liaison 1:30pm 20 County Chiefs of Police Association 10:00am November 17 County Chiefs of Police Association 10:00am 18 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am December 4 Internal Affairs Liaison 10:00am 9 Narc/Gangs/Guns/Intel Officers 9:00am 9 County Traffic Officers Association 11:00am 10 Bias Officers Liaison 9:00am 18 Training Officers Liaison 11:00am

9 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF COURSES 2015 DATE COURSE DESCRIPTION HOURS January 21 Internet Investigation Course 3 23 NJ Learn Supervisor s Course 3 February 10 Law Enforcement Response 8 to Suicide Bombers 19 Prescription Drug Crimes 8 23 Introduction to Search Warrants 4 24 Search and Seizure Basic Sex Crimes Investigation 24 March 9-11 FBI Interview & Interrogation 24 9, 16, 23, 30 Financial Crimes Investigation Glock Armorer Course FBI Advanced Criminal Investigation 40 at Somerset County Methods of Instruction Field Officers Training 8 April 1-2 Internal Affairs FBI Crisis Negotiation Crash Investigation I Conducted Energy Device 16

10 CHRONOLOGICAL LIST OF COURSES 2015 DATE COURSE DESCRIPTION HOURS April (continued) Monadnock Expandable Baton CED Requalification 3 27-May 1 Shooting Incident Reconstruction 40 May 4-8 NJSP Post Blast 40 6 Skywatch Training Crash Investigation II 80 June 1-5 EVOC Vehicle Operations 40 Instructor Certification at John H. Stamler Academy 5 Handcuffing Techniques New Officers Supplemental Tactical Handgun Accident Reconstruction 80 August Inspection & Investigation of 40 Commercial Vehicles

11 INTERNET INVESTIGATION COURSE This three hour course will assist in researching your subject on the web. The following topics will be discussed: Using Google and it s advanced features Using Facebook s search features (Graph search and other tips) Tools for searching the internet Subpoenas vs. Search Warrants what do I get with a subpoena what do I get with a warrant o Dealing with companies who s policy it is to notify their customer.there is a way o Data retention how long do they keep it o Why did my Facebook subpoena results have no IP addresses, when my subject uses it daily? Image searches (Google and Tineye) simple search and advanced (cropping or editing a photo to be searched) IP address what are they and how do we use them to track someone down. Date: January 21, :00a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Instructor: Sgt. Kevin Branzetti New York Police Department Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center Please Register at:

12 NJ LEARN SUPERVISOR S COURSE NJ Learn is a complete Learning Management System, managed by the Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness, at no cost to State, County, and Local First Responder Agencies. It is available to sworn Law Enforcement officers, certified Emergency Medical Technicians, and Level one certified Firefighters. Its capabilities include web accessible Standardized Training of Online courses, Course Catalog Registration process, a Digital Resource Repository, Communications capability, and a Reporting Management System. This half day training is designed for NJ Learn Coordinators who are in charge of NJ Learn for their respective agencies. There will be training for new coordinators as well as training that will serve as an update and refresher course. Date: January 23, :00 a.m. 12:00 p.m. Instructor: Richard Bryson, Office of Homeland Security & Preparedness Frank Simonelli, Office of Homeland Security & Preparedness Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

13 LAW ENFORCEMENT RESPONSE TO SUICIDE BOMBERS This course addresses some of the major considerations a jurisdiction is required to answer when creating plans, procedures, and tactics to prevent and respond to suicide bombing incidents as well as incidents involving Large Vehicle Bombs (LVBs). Successful preparation and response for future suicide bombing threats in the U.S. will require emergency response agencies to complete extensive preparatory actions developing plans, acquiring equipment, and conducting training and exercises that focus on likely attack scenarios. This course uses a blend of classroom presentations and performance exercises designed to help participants develop a greater understanding of the complex demands a suicide bombing and LVB threat present. Upon completion of this course, participants will understand the suicide bombing tactic, the participant s role in situational awareness, use of deadly force, and personal protection issues. This is a one day, 8 hour course taught by the New Jersey State Police Bomb Unit. Date: February 10, :30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: New Jersey State Police Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

14 PRESCRIPTION DRUG CRIMES This one day training developed by Purdue Pharma, L.P. will discuss current trends in prescription drug crimes which will include identification and trends, lawful prescribing, abuse and diversion of controlled substances, methods of diversion, major case studies and Prescription Patrol. Date: February 19, :00a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Instructor: Edward J. Cartwright, Associate Director Law Enforcement Liaison and Education Purdue Pharma L.P. Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

15 INTRODUCTION TO SEARCH WARRANTS This four-hour training seminar will teach the officer how to write an effective and detailed search warrant that will provide the greatest latitude in searching the scene and will withstand any court challenge. This course is designed for the officer with little or no experience writing search warrants. Date: February 23, :00a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Instructor: Assistant Prosecutor Cindy Glaser Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

16 SEARCH AND SEIZURE UPDATE This four-hour training seminar will update the officer on search and seizure case law. The course will emphasize the most recent court decisions regarding all aspects of search and seizure law. Date: February 24, :00a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Instructor: Assistant Prosecutor Cindy Glaser Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

17 BASIC SEX CRIMES INVESTIGATIONS This training is being conducted by the Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office. The training is designed for investigators and detectives who have been newly assigned to investigate crimes involving sexual assault. Topics include interviewing of victims and witnesses, interrogation of the suspect; use of a telephonic consensual interception, crime scene search and drug induced sexual assault. In addition, specific case studies involving sexual assault will be discussed. Date: February 25-27, :00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Middlesex County Sex Crimes Unit Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

18 FBI INTERVIEW AND INTERROGATION This three-day course presented by the FBI is designed for investigators and detectives. It will cover the following areas: preparing for the interview, the background interview, Miranda warnings, non-verbal behavior, verbal behavior, the behavior analysis interview, and the eight-step interrogation method. (LIMITED TO 24 STUDENTS) Date: March 9-11, 2015 Instructor: Location: 8:30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Federal Bureau of Investigation Middlesex County Police Training Center

19 FINANCIAL CRIMES INVESTIGATION This four day course is a certificate program designed by and will be delivered by Mark Malinowski, MS, CFE, CAMS from Framework Financial, LLC. Mr. Malinowski has over 15 years of financial Crimes Investigative experience while working in the banking industry and as a detective with the Ocean County Prosecutor s Office Economic Crimes Unit. Please see description of each course on the following page. Certificates will be distributed after the student attends all four (4) one day programs. Courses may be taken in any order. Dates: March 9, 2015, March 16, 2015, March 23, 2015 & March 30, :30am-4:00pm Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center Instructors: Mark Malinowski & The Rodgers Group Cost: $150 per course gistration%20form.pdf

20 FINANCIAL CRIMES INVESTIGATION Course #1 The Financial Crimes Law in New Jersey Date: March 9, 2015 This one-day course will provide a detailed analysis of NJSA Chapters 20 & 21 related to financial crimes investigations. Case studies will describe key elements for both investigative and prosecution purposes. Police officers will gain an in-depth understanding of New Jersey s theft and forgery statues while acquiring the tools needed to address today s white-collar criminals. Course #2 The Elements of Financial Crimes Investigations Date: March 16, 2015 This one-day course will provide an officer with the essential foundation to conduct a financial crimes investigation in today s technology driven society. This course will highlight core financial crimes including, but not limited to, embezzlement, mortgage fraud, counterfeit checks, credit card fraud, identity theft, power of attorney fraud and document fraud. Attendee will participate in analysis of multiple present day financial crimes investigations and case studies exposing them to the methods and trends utilized by modern day white-collar criminals. Course #3 Investigating and Prosecuting Money Laundering Date: March 23, 2015 This one day course will discuss the criminal elements and case law for NJSA criminal statue 2C:21-25, Financial Facilitation of Criminal Activity, also known as Money Laundering. The course focuses on the stages involved in the process of money laundering and how to utilize this knowledge in developing both your investigative and prosecution strategy. A detailed breakdown of each section of this statue will be provided as well as case examples for each section including the calculation of anti-money laundering profiteering penalty. Course #4 How to Locate Assets during a Financial Crimes/Narcotics Investigation Date: March 30, 2015 This one-day course will benefit any detective and/or prosecutor assigned to whitecollar crime/narcotics investigations. Preliminary discussion will center on the types of fraud, methods utilized to move currency and basic investigative measures to assist in identifying the flow of money and assets. Specific focus will be on the investigative measures for narcotics-related cases and how to build a financial profile of your target(s) along with identifying assets of the individuals and organization. Emphasis will include, but not be limited to, forfeiture of assets/seizures of properties and bank accounts; various investigative databases designed to identify fraudulent activity, proactive and reactive investigative measures and the steps used to strengthen court testimony.

21 GLOCK ARMORER COURSE This one day course (8 hours) will sanction officers as Certified GLOCK Armorers for all GLOCK Model Pistols (except G18/C select-fire models). Training includes Safe Action System Design, Detail Disassembly & Reassembly of Slide and Receiver, Fire Control Component Configurations/Engagement, Diagnostics and Troubleshooting guides. Students must supply their own safety glasses for eye protection and a small flashlight. Lunch will be provided by GLOCK Professional, Inc. (Maximum number of students is 35) Certification 3 years. Date: March 10, :00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Instructor: GLOCK Professional, Inc. Cost: $250 Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

22 FBI ADVANCED CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION This five-day course is designed for newer investigators to provide an introduction to various types of advanced criminal investigative techniques, as well as provide specific knowledge that law enforcement officers can use in their day-to-day activities. Blocks of instruction are designed primarily for patrol officers and detectives. Depending on instructor availability, topics may include gang identification and culture, major case management, child sexual exploitation, undercover matters, evidence recovery, human trafficking and narcotics detection and concealment. Date: March 23-27, :30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Federal Bureau of Investigation ***LOCATION: SOMERSET COUNTY POLICE TRAINING CENTER***

23 METHODS OF INSTRUCTION This class is a Police Training Commission approved course designed for officers who plan to teach at commission approved police academies and/or in their respective departments. The course is designed to develop teaching and public speaking skills through planned presentations. The participants learn to select appropriate teaching methods, establish goals, prepare performance objectives, and develop and use lesson plans. An overview of the principles of learning, classroom management, and the selection and use of training aids will be discussed. Students are required to successfully complete their presentations to receive certifications. Presentations will be evaluated. Jacket and tie dress code for men and business attire for women is strictly enforced in this class and full attendance of all seven days is mandatory. All students must bring a 4GB USB Drive. Date: March 23-31, :00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Sgt. Joseph Jankowski of Plainsboro Police Department & Training Center Staff Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

24 FIELD OFFICERS TRAINING The Middlesex County Police Training Center in conjunction with Stockton College Center for Public Safety and Security will be hosting a three-day Field Training Officer course. The course is designed to prepare supervisors and police officers who are assigned to train and mentor new police personnel. The training will cover coaching, leadership, performance evaluations, motivation, practical role playing, ethics, job task analysis, adult learning, racially influenced policing, and other important blocks of instruction to assist FTO s and supervisors in meeting the challenges faced by trainers on a daily basis. All interested parties will need to register prior to the course. If you have any questions or need more information on the class, please call Luis Guzman, retired Captain, Perth Amboy Police Department at or the Middlesex County Training Center at Attire: Uniform / Professional dress Date: March 24-26, :00am-4:00pm Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center Cost: $ 349 To register please visit: 418

25 INTERNAL AFFAIRS POLICY AND PROCEDURES FOR MIDDLESEX COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT This two-day class is designed for officers that are assigned to the Internal Affairs function in a Middlesex County Law Enforcement Agency. This course replaces the DCJ Internal Affairs Policy and Procedure course which is no longer offered. This new course offered by the County Prosecutor will ensure that each municipal police department has sufficient training to conduct investigations in compliance with the New Jersey Attorney General s Internal Affairs Policy and Procedures. Training will include the following topics: Administering the Internal Affairs Function Accepting Reports of Misconduct Internal Affairs Records and Case Management Interviewing Officers, 45- day Rule, OPRA, Garrity Protection Domestic Violence Considerations for Internal Affairs Law Enforcement Drug Testing Review July 2014 Revisions to the policy Panel Discussion Each Middlesex County Department may register (3) three participants. Date: April 1-2, 2015 Instructors: Location: 9:00am-4:00pm Lt. Patrick Dacey Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office Middlesex County Police Training Center

26 FBI CRISIS NEGOTIATION This five-day course is designed to familiarize police officers with the current doctrine and theory of successful negotiation with individuals who are suicidal or in crisis, as well as criminal, mentally ill, or fanatic hostage takers. Instruction stresses the goal of approach in dealing with the hostage taker. During the course, all officers are exposed to negotiation situations using practice problems. Students should be patrol officers or detectives who will act as negotiators during actual crisis situations. (LIMITED TO 24 STUDENTS) Date: April 6-10, :30 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Federal Bureau of Investigation Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

27 CRASH INVESTIGATION 1 Crash Investigation 1 is the basic or at-scene course that teaches the student the proper techniques for recognizing and properly recording collision results on roadways and gathering critical evidence that may be used to reconstruct a crash at a later date. The police officer will learn how to take measurements, sketches, after crash diagrams and to systematically photograph the vehicles and scene. All students must bring a scientific calculator. Also, basic math skills are required to successfully complete the course. Date: April 6-17, :00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Division of Highway Safety Staff New Jersey State Police Kean University Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

28 CONDUCTED ENERGY DEVICE (CED) END USER COURSE TIER TWO AND TIER THREE In October of 2011, Attorney General Paula T. Dow authorized police departments in New Jersey to purchase and deploy Conducted Energy Devices (CEDs). Attorney General Dow developed the policy for CEDs and approved a training program for law enforcement officers through out New Jersey. Representatives from state and county law enforcement agencies throughout the state have received training to train end users on how to effectively operate the TASER X2. The TASER X2 is the approved CED, which is manufactured by Taser International, Inc. and on the New Jersey Conducted Energy Device (CED) Certification Course which includes instruction on the Use of Force. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED TO 20 PARTICIPANTS. MIDDLESEX COUNTY ONLY!!! ONLY TWO PER DEPARTMENT TIER ONE The first component of this training program is the online training component available to New Jersey law enforcement through NJLearn (maintained by the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security). A certificate will be issued upon successful completion of this component. Officers must successfully complete the NJLearn component regarding Conducted Energy Devices prior to participating in the tier two and tier three training. Officers must provide a copy of the certificate, from this NJLearn training, to the training center prior to attending tier two and tier three training. TIER TWO The tier two component involves obtaining certification from the manufacturer of the TASER X2, Taser International, Inc. This course of instruction is a minimum of six (6) hours of training which is a requirement for new TASER X2 end users. Students will be provided the theory and practical training necessary to reasonably, safely and effectively operate the TASER X2, Conducted Energy Device (CED). TIER THREE The tier three training is the New Jersey Conducted Energy Device (CED) Certification Course, which is required for all law enforcement officers who are authorized in writing by their respective agency heads to carry and use a CED in the performance of their official law enforcement duties. The tier three component is a one-day training of classroom instruction on the Attorney General s Policy on Use of Force and, in particular, the Attorney General s Revised Supplemental Policy on CEDs, and a practical block demonstrating proficiency in the use of the device. Prerequisite: Completion of the NJLearn component on Conducted Energy Devices (CEDs) (Tier One)

29 CONDUCTED ENERGY DEVICE (CED) END USER COURSE TIER TWO AND TIER THREE Prerequisite: Completion of the NJ Learn component on Conducted Energy Devices (CEDs) (Tier One) Required Equipment: Eye Protection; Duty Belt; Agency s Conducted Energy Device (CED) and holster; Minimum of six (6) cartridges; Letter from Chief/Director authorizing officer to attend training; Certificate of successful completion of the NJ Learn component of Conducted Energy Devices (CED, Tier One) Date: April 22-23, 2015 Instructors: Location: 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Sgt. George Trillhaase, Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office Off. Rick Abrams, Highland Park Police Dept/MCSORT Cindy Glaser, Assistant Prosecutor Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office Middlesex County Police Training Center

30 MONADNOCK EXPANDABLE BATON INSTRUCTOR COURSE This two-day course will provide instructor certification and training options for the expandable baton. These techniques can be quickly mastered and performed under stress, including batonassisted subject control skills. MEB certification programs are recognized for straightforward organization, tactical practicality, comprehensive research, defensibility in court and most importantly, consistent technical support. Officers should wear tactical uniforms or suitable athletic clothing, duty belt, baton and holder. Course material will be provided through the Monadnock Police Training Council. Date: April 23-24, :30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Instructor: Detective Doug Sprague Sayreville Police Department Officer Luis Fajardo Middlesex County Sheriff s Department Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

31 CONDUCTED ENERGY DEVICE (CED) END USER COURSE TIER TWO AND TIER THREE REQUALIFICATION This four hour requalification course is required for all officers who have been trained in using the Conducted Energy Device. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED TO 20 PARTICIPANTS. MIDDLESEX COUNTY ONLY!!! Prerequisite: Successful completion of Tier One, Two, and Three NJ Conducted Energy Device End User Course. Requirements: Eye Protection; Duty Belt; Agency Conducted Energy Device (CED) and holster; Minimum of six (6) cartridges Date: April 24, :00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Sgt. George Trillhaase, Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office Sgt. Rick Abrams, Highland Park Police Dept/MCSORT Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

32 SHOOTING INCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION This 5 day (40 hour) course of instruction utilizes a combination of classroom-based and practical exercises. Topics include but are not limited to: Shooting reconstruction technology Internal, external and terminal ballistics Gunshot residue and range of fire determination Identifying, detecting, measuring and describing bullet marks Behavior of projectiles on varying target surfaces Proper recording/documentation of bullet marks Motor vehicles as a target surface Humans as a target surface Flight path reconstruction, description and documentation Report writing - putting analysis and conclusions into words Courtroom testimony - explain/describe analysis and reconstruction Date: April 27-May 1, 2015 Location: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Middlesex Cty Police Training Center Registration Fee: $550 Instructors: James P. Molinaro UT National Forensic Academy Howard J. Ryan UT National Forensic Academy

33 NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE POST BLAST INVESTIGATION This five (5) day training course taught by the New Jersey State Police Arson/Bomb Unit is designed primarily for the Crime Scene Investigator and the Major Case Squad Detective. This course will focus on post blast analysis through the use of multiple full post blast practical exercises, a series of lectures that explore post blast analysis of vehicle bombs, improvised explosive devices, the latest in explosive technology and a comprehensive review of significant United States and International case studies dealing with post blast investigations. This course will include the initial lecture component and the practical exercise component held at the Middlesex County Police Training Center; followed by post blast student briefings and an after action review at the Middlesex County Police Training Center. This course is limited to sworn law enforcement officers only and has a maximum capacity of 35 students. Date: May 4-8, :00am-4:00pm Instructor: New Jersey State Police Arson/Bomb Unit Federal Bureau of Investigation Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

34 SKYWATCH TRAINING The Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office will conduct training on the Skywatch Tower for all agencies that are planning on requesting access for future deployments. The training will be held at the Middlesex County Garage and will start at 1300 hours and last for approximately two hours. Agencies are encouraged to send as many individuals as they wish to insure that they have an adequate number of personnel trained in the safe operation of the system. Training will include but not be limited to the following topics: Safety Precautions Tow Vehicle requirements Uncoupling and Coupling Setup Operation Troubleshooting Maintenance Review of the Skywatch Request Form Date: May 6, 2015 Instructors: Location: 1:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Lieutenant Patrick Dacey & Investigator Colin Van Demark Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office Richard Wolff Heavy Equipment Foreman Middlesex County Central Vehicle Maintenance & Repair Apple Orchard Lane, North Brunswick, NJ

35 CRASH INVESTIGATION 2 This eighty-hour course is designed as a follow-up to Crash Investigation 1 for professional traffic accident investigators. To enroll, officers must have completed Crash Investigation 1. The objective of this course is to develop skills in technically preparing accident investigation data and collecting follow-up data required by prosecutors, defense attorneys, claim adjusters, Deconstructionists and highway safety engineers. The emphasis is on vehicle damage analysis and vehicle behavior in accidents. Applicants will again need scientific calculators and must bring the hardback Traffic Accident Investigation Manual issued at the CI-1 course. Also, advanced algebra skills are required to successfully complete the course. Date: May 11-22, :00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Division of Highway Safety Staff New Jersey State Police Kean University Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

36 EVOC VEHICLE OPERATIONS INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION This one-week course is required by the Police Training Commission for certification as a vehicle operations instructor. This student participatory course teaches the fundamentals of vehicle operations instruction, including classroom and practice course instruction. The program also includes a review of the Attorney General s Vehicular Pursuit Policy. ** PLEASE NOTE: All trainees will have to attend a mandatory two-day training sometime in the future once the new PTC standards are released** Prerequisite: Prior completion of the Methods of Instruction course Equipment Needed: Each trainee must bring a marked or unmarked police vehicle with operable lights and siren and in good condition; police-rated tires, including a spare; tire iron and jack, operable seat belt EACH STUDENT S DEPARTMENT MUST SUBMIT A VEHICLE MAINTENANCE FORM NO LATER THAN ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE COURSE START DATE. THIS FORM CAN BE FOUND ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE. Date: June 1-5, 2015 Instructor: **LOCATION: Attire: 8:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. **EXCEPT WEDNESDAY: 5:00 P.M.- MIDNIGHT** Lt. David Richel, Summit Police Department John H. Stamler Police Academy** Relaxed BDU-type clothing Cost: $150 Checks payable to: UCPO Police Academy Training Account REGISTRATION Please complete and fax to Please Print: Last Name First Name Rank Phone Agency Department Phone Fax Chief or Training Officer Signature

37 EVOC VEHICLE OPERATIONS INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION VEHICLE INSPECTION CHECKLIST DUE ONE WEEK PRIOR TO COURSE START DATE! Department/Agency Name Make Year Unit # Plate # Mileage Fuel Level Full 3/4 1/2 1/4 VEHICLE ITEM OK OTHER Tires (tread depth, pressure Wheels (rim damage, lug nuts) Engine Oil Level Coolant Level Brake Fluid Level Power Steering Fluid Level Transmission Fluid Level Belts Hoses Lights (head, tail, stop, etc.) Lights (emergency) Siren Brake Operation Transmission Operation DETAIL FOR ANY ITEM MARKED OTHER : BEFORE THE START OF THE COURSE, INDICATE THE LOCATION OF ANY AND ALL DAMAGE ON THE BODY AND UNDERCARRIAGE OF THE VEHICLE ON THE FOLLOWING DIAGRAMS: DESCRIBE ANY DAMAGE IN DETAIL: Inspected by: Print Signature Date

38 HANDCUFFING TECHNIQUES This one-day course will reinforce the basics of handcuffing. Both top and bottom handcuffing application will be explored. In addition, counter-measures to resistance, body positioning and control methods will be addressed. Officers should wear tactical uniforms or athletic clothing, duty belt with handcuffs, case and key. Date: June 5, :00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Detective Doug Sprague Sayreville Police Department Officer Luis Fajardo Middlesex County Sheriff's Department Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

39 NEW OFFICER SUPPLEMENTAL TRAINING This three (3) day course is mandatory (but not limited to) all police officers hired in Middlesex County retroactive to January 1, It is recommended that the officer have at least six (6) months experience prior to attending. Satisfactory completion of this course by new officers must be confirmed and documented within two years of appointment. The respective police department is responsible for certifying completion of training. Written notification including officer s name, date of hire and date of course completion will be supplied to the Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office at the close of the calendar year. The New Officer Supplemental Training includes the following blocks of instruction: Technology/Intelligence; Investigative; Administrative and Attorney General Guidelines. Date: June 10-12, :00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Middlesex County Prosecutor s Office Staff Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

40 TACTICAL HANDGUN This three day course offers the opportunity to enhance shooting skills and to focus on the dynamic tactical utilization of the handgun for all Law Enforcement Officers. This is an intense three days of hands-on training at the Middlesex County Firearms Range, learning shooting techniques, building confidence and developing tactical shooting skills. Participants must be certified to carry the weapon they use the must provide their own ammunition. Course content will include strong and support hand shooting, sighted vs. unsighted shooting, engaging in multiple threats, shooting on the move using cover properly, standards drill and understanding ballistics. Required Equipment: Duty weapon, duty belt, 600 rounds of ammunition, eye and ear protection, three (3) magazines or speed loaders and appropriate range attire. This course is open to Middlesex County Law Enforcement Officers only. Date: June 10-12, :00a.m.- 4:00p.m. Instructor: John Kruszka Additional certified Middlesex County Firearms Instructors Location: Middlesex County Firearms Range 40 Crows Mill Road, Woodbridge, Twp. (Keasby, NJ)

41 TRAFFIC ACCIDENT RECONSTRUCTION This course is designed to enable a well-trained police officer to qualify as an expert and give expert testimony in a court of law relative to the causation factors in motor vehicle traffic crashes. Officers completing this course will be able to give expert testimony in the following areas: Derivation and origin of commonly used speed formulas Speed of vehicles in a collision The effect of weight shift in braking Determination of direction of travel The course includes extensive project work and controlled vehicle experiments. It is mandatory for officers to have completed the Vehicle Dynamics Course, or its equivalent. Date: June 15-26, 2015 Instructor: 8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Institute of Police Technology & Management Staff Division of Highway Safety New Jersey State Police Kean University Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

42 INSPECTION AND INVESTIGATION OF COMMERCIAL VEHICLES This intensive course will cover the unique characteristics of commercial motor vehicles and the special dynamics at play when one is involved in a collision. Detailed information of the nomenclature and operation of commercial motor vehicles will provide you with a level of competence needed to perform an adequate post-crash inspection of the vehicle. To reinforce the concepts presented, you will conduct hands-on exercise inspections and vehicle testing during the course. Topics include: Vehicle inspections Skid mark measurements and speed analysis Jackknifing Brake systems: configuration and operation Wheels, rims and tires Steering suspensions and frames Rollover Trailer coupling devices - fifth wheels Hydroplaning Tachograph charts - log books Weight shifting Tractor-trailer nomenclature Vehicle dynamics in braking Center of mass determinations Prerequisite: This course is designed for traffic crash investigators who have completed, at a minimum, IPTM s At-Scene Traffic Crash/Traffic Homicide Investigation course or its equivalent. You should have a good working knowledge of the techniques and applications of the formulas presented in the basic course, as the presentation of mathematical formulas will build upon techniques already used by investigators. Audience: Law enforcement and private traffic crash investigators, claims adjusters, engineers, attorneys, safety officers, military investigative personnel, animators and graphic designers Date: August 17-21, :00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Instructor: Institute of Police Technology & Management Division of Highway Safety New Jersey State Police Kean University Location: Middlesex County Police Training Center

43 LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINER (L.E.T.) OPERATORS * The Training Center offers twenty-four hour training with the use of the Law Enforcement Trainer. In August 2013, the Middlesex County Chief's of Police Association purchased a new Law Enforcement Trainer. Those departments currently enrolled as members of the Middlesex County Law Enforcement Trainer (L.E.T.) are afforded the opportunity to certify operators on the new equipment as well as utilize the system for supplemental firearms training for problem/difficult shooters. Every department must participate in the training before the department can use the equipment. *Formally referred to as F.A.T.S. Please contact the Training Center for scheduling of training and usage dates. DRIVING SIMULATOR OPERATORS The Training Center offers twenty-four hour training with the use of the Driving Simulator. Middlesex County agencies have the opportunity to train individuals to operate the Doron 550 LE Driving Simulator. Those departments currently enrolled as Driving Simulator users are given the opportunity to certify operators as well as utilize the system for supplemental training for problem drivers. Every department must participate in the training before the department can use the equipment. Completion of operators training will allow participating agencies the opportunity to schedule and conduct their own driving simulator training at the Training Center. Please contact the Training Center for scheduling of training and usage dates.

44 NJ LEARN LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM INFORMATION NJ Learn is a complete Learning Management System, managed by the Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness, at no cost to State, County, and Local First Responder Agencies. It is available to sworn Law Enforcement officers, certified Emergency Medical Technicians, and Level one certified Firefighters. Its capabilities include web accessible Standardized Training of Online courses, Course Catalog Registration process, a Digital Resource Repository, Communications capability, and a Reporting Management System. Permission based, users can request and take courses, tests, and surveys. The designation of supervisor in NJ Learn is generally given to agency training officers; specifically those who will manage user accounts in NJ Learn for others from the same jurisdiction. Supervisors can manage requests and approvals, course assignments, and training records of users assigned to them. Users are assigned to, and managed by one NJ Learn supervisor at a time. A supervisor cannot manage their own account. Any user can be assigned the supervisor permissions. The training for those permissions is composed of an introduction to NJ Learn and its capabilities, demonstration of the supervisor functionality, and hands on training in those functions. Sessions run about four hours, and class size is generally limited to (16) and under. If you have any additional or specific questions, feel free to contact: Sgt. Alan Bandics or Nicole Ducca

45 MANDATORY IN-SERVICE LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING THROUGH NJ LEARN BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS The following Bloodborne Pathogens Training meets the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Standard, 29 CFR , which was adopted by the New Jersey State Public Employees Occupational Safety and Health (PEOSH) Program. Training must be provided at the time of the emergency responder s initial employment and at least annually thereafter. The standard requires that emergency responders have access to a qualified trainer while taking on-line training to allow for interactive questions and answers, if needed. This requirement can be met via telephone contact or through only if the trainer is available to answer ed questions at the time the questions arise (e.g., live chat). It is the responsibility of each department s/agency s chief executive to provide their members with the name, contact information and work hours of the qualified trainer designated to assist with any questions. The standard also requires that emergency responders are provided with an explanation of the department s/agency s written exposure control plan, as well as the means by which members can obtain a written copy. It is the responsibility of each department s/agency s chief executive to provide this information to its members. It is critical that each emergency responder knows what to do in the event of an exposure and to be able to articulate their department s/agency s exposure control plan. If the emergency responder has questions relating to any training or modifications made to existing procedures, they should consult with their designated qualified trainer, supervisor, and/or appropriate legal advisor. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE The purpose of this program is to provide law enforcement officers with a general overview of laws and policies in the State of New Jersey. Taking this course satisfies the four-hour requirement annual domestic violence training requirements set forth in N.J.S.A. 2C: However, County Prosecutors may require police officers to participate in additional domestic violence training. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS This 2015 Hazardous Materials Awareness Refresher on-line training course is provided to fulfill the OHSA annual refresher mandate for first responder hazardous materials awareness.

46 Directions to Middlesex County Police Training Center 11 Patrol Road Edison, NJ US Highway 1 North: Turn off at Fords Exit just past Raritan River Bridge onto County Road 514 East (Woodbridge Ave). Proceed on Woodbridge Avenue through three traffic lights. Just before the fourth traffic light, turn right onto Mill Road (County Road 667). Go past traffic light (College Ave) to next sharp left turn, at the sign for Thomas Edison Park and make left. Go over railroad tracks (100 yds.) and make immediate left turn to Police Training Center. US Highway 1 South: Turn off at Bonhamtown Exit to County Road 531 (Main Street) and proceed to traffic light. Turn right (just before light) onto County Road 514 West (Woodbridge Avenue). Proceed to third traffic light and turn left onto Mill Road. Go past traffic light (College Ave) to next sharp left turn, at the sign for Thomas Edison Park and make left. Go over railroad tracks (100 yds.) and make immediate left turn to Police Training Center. Garden State Parkway North: Turn off at Exit 127 and follow signs to Interstate 287 and then signs to 514 West, Bonhamtown (Woodbridge Avenue). When on 514 West, turn left at the sixth traffic light onto Mill Road. Go past traffic light (College Ave) to next sharp left turn, at the sign for Thomas Edison Park and make left. Go over railroad tracks (100 yds.) and make immediate left turn to Police Training Center. Garden State Parkway South: Turn off at Exit 130 to US Highway 1 South. Take Bonhamtown Exit off Route 1 to County Road 531 (Main Street). Proceed down Main Street and turn right (just before light) onto County Road 514 West (Woodbridge Avenue). Proceed to third traffic light and turn left onto Mill Road. Go past traffic light (College Ave) to next sharp left turn, at the sign for Thomas Edison Park and make left. Go over railroad tracks (100 yds.) and make immediate left turn to Police Training Center. New Jersey Turnpike North & South: Turn off at Exit 10 and take the Highland Park Exit onto County Road 514 West (Woodbridge Avenue). Proceed to sixth traffic light and turn left onto Mill Road. Go past traffic light (College Ave) to next sharp left turn, at the sign for Thomas Edison Park and make left. Go over railroad tracks (100 yds.) and make immediate left turn to Police Training Center.

47 MIDDLESEX COUNTY POLICE RANGE From Route 1: Get onto Route 287 South/440 North, take the Smith Street Exit. Follow the signs for Smith Street, Keasbey and Crows Mill Road South. Once on the exit stay to the left. The exit ramp for Smith Street then merges with Industrial Avenue just before Crows Mill Road. As soon as they merge Crows Mill Road is at that traffic light. You will need to get to the right and turn right onto Crows Mill Road. Proceed 4 tenths of a mile down Crows Mill Road. The range is on the right where you will see a large red, white and blue brick at the entrance. From Route 35 - Northbound. Go over the Victory Bridge. At the end of bridge is Smith Street. Get into the left turn lane and turn left onto Smith Street. Follow Smith Street to Crows Mill Road. Just before the Crows Mill Road traffic light, there is a small turn-off that bears right. It is actually a jug handle and is also part of Smith Street. The jug handle takes you past a firehouse that you can use for a landmark. There is also a coffee shop. Then make a left onto Crows Mill Road to the traffic light. If you stop at the traffic light on Smith Street, to make the left turn, you are stopping in the left lane. (Not good) The jug handle allows you to turn onto Crows Mill Road without having to make a left from Smith Street onto Crows Mill Road. (It s safer) Proceed 4 tenths of a mile down Crows Mill Road. The range is on the right where you will see a large red, white and blue brick at the entrance. From Route 35 Southbound. From Convery Boulevard turn right onto Smith Street. The Carwash is a landmark. (Don t go over the Victory Bridge). Follow Smith Street to Crows Mill road. Just before the Crows Mill Road traffic light there is a small turnoff that bears right. It is actually a jug handle and is also part of Smith Street. The jug handle takes you past a firehouse that you can use for a landmark. There is also a coffee shop. Then make a left onto Crows Mill road to the traffic light. If you stop at the traffic light on Smith Street, to make the left turn, you are stopping in the left lane (not good). The jug handle allows you to turn onto Crows Mill Road without having to make a left from Smith Street onto Crows Mill Road (it s safer). The range is on the right where you will see a large red, white and blue brick at the entrance.

48 DIRECTIONS TO THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY FIRE ACADEMY & EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTER 1001 Fire Academy Drive Sayreville, NJ From The North: Route 9 South Cross over the Raritan River and take the South Amboy Business District/Parkway South exit. Make a right at light onto Chevalier Drive. Turn left onto Main Street. Take jug handle for Kennedy Drive. At stop sign make a right onto Fire Academy Drive. Route 287 Take 287 south to Route 9 south. Cross over the Raritan River and take the South Amboy Business District/Parkway South exit. Make a right at light onto Chevalier Drive. Turn left onto Main Street. Take jug handle for Kennedy Drive. At stop sign make a right onto Fire Academy Drive. New Jersey Turnpike Take the NJ Turnpike to exit 11. Follow signs to Route 9 south. Cross over the Raritan River and take the South Amboy Business District/Parkway South exit. Make a right at light onto Chevalier Drive. Turn left onto Main Street. Take jug handle for Kennedy Drive. At stop sign make a right onto Fire Academy Drive. Garden State Parkway Take the Garden State Parkway South to Exit 124. Make right onto Main St., Sayreville. Make first right turn off of Main St. onto Kennedy Dr. Kennedy Dr. will turn into Fire Academy Dr. at the first traffic light.

49 DIRECTIONS TO THE MIDDLESEX COUNTY FIRE ACADEMY & EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTER 1001 Fire Academy Drive Sayreville, NJ From the South: Route 9 North Take 35 North/Parkway South exit. Follow signs for Chevalier Drive and Parkway South. Take Chevalier Drive to Main Street. Take jug handle for Kennedy Drive. At stop sign make a right onto Fire Academy Drive. Garden State Parkway Take the Garden State Parkway North to Exit 125. At end of exit ramp turn left onto Chevalier Drive. Make the second left onto Main St., Sayreville. Take jug handle for Kennedy Drive. At stop sign make a right onto Fire Academy Drive. New Jersey Turnpike Take the NJ Turnpike to exit 10. Follow signs to 440 east to Route 9 south. Cross over the Raritan River and take the South Amboy Business District/Parkway South exit. Make a right at light onto Chevalier Drive. Turn left onto Main Street. Take jug handle for Kennedy Drive. At stop sign make a right onto Fire Academy Drive From Middlesex County Route 535: Take Route 535 (Cranbury Rd.) east to Main St. in South River. Cross over the Veteran s Memorial Bridge. Proceed to the second traffic light and make a left turn onto Main Street in Sayreville. Proceed to fourth traffic light and make left onto Fire Academy Dr.

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