North Alabama Public Safety Institute

(256) 275-9719 or Register Online Below

The University of North Alabama Public Safety Institute concept was developed in 2003 under the auspices of the University of North Alabama Department of Police Department. The Public Safety Institute is located on the beautiful University of North Alabama Campus in Florence, Alabama. We have made a commitment to offer quality, affordable, Public Safety and Law Enforcement Training to public safety agencies throughout the region.

We offer a broad spectrum of law enforcement training and public safety sector training, and we can develop courses and training to meet your department's specific needs. These courses can be taught here at our training facility in Northwest Alabama, or we can take it on the road to your location.

APRIL COURSES

NRA TACTICAL SHOOTING INSTRUCTOR COURSE: APRIL 15 - APRIL 19, 2013
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COURSE DATE: April 15-19, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0730 hrs. - 1530 hrs.

TUITION: $595.00 plus $45 range fee to be collected day of course.

The Tactical Shooting School is intended for experienced and certified firearm instructors. The basics of instructing, communication skills, use of training aids, construction of lesson plans, and other basic instructor classes are not included in this school. This school advances towards teaching the tactical use of the duty handgun, secondary handgun and long gun (patrol rifle or shotgun with slugs). Students MUST possess strong firearm handling skills prior to attending this school. The program concentrates on advanced shooting skills, use of the “safety circle” concept, pivoting and turning to fire, movement, unconventional shooting positions, two-man patrol tactics, use of the back-up handgun, use of the off-duty handgun, an extended reduced light training session and decision-making under stress. During the course of the week student teams will design a tactical course of fire, and will be responsible for developing a lesson plan and running fellow students through this course at the end of the week. (The student must have a good working knowledge of ALL the firearms he/she will be using during this school and must have successfully completed a recognized law enforcement firearm instructor school that included general methods of instruction in one of the firearm systems he/she will be using AND have successfully completed a basic operators school of some sort with the other firearm. THIS is not a basic operator school.) There will be no exceptions!

LOCATION:

Florence Police Department Range, County RD. 204. Florence Al. Classroom and exercises held at this location. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4539.9 W 087’4553.9 A map to the location is available.

INSTRUCTOR: NRA TRAINING STAFF

Any questions please contact Sgt. Terry Parker at tmparker1@una.edu or Latricia Hensley at latriciah7@gmail.com at (256)275-9719. Please email Ms. Hensley to cancel, a One Week Cancellation notice must be given for the above class, or the participant and/or department will be charged the full amount.

BASIC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY, HANDS ON TRAINING, aPRIL 17, 2013
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COURSE DATE: April 17, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $50.00

Bring your camera and learn how to make better quality pictures. Learn the ends and out of shutter speeds and lighting.

Half of the class will be classroom type format and half of the class will be using your camera to learn how to make the best quality pictures without changing the evidence you are photographing.

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

Any questions please contact Sgt. Terry Parker at tmparker1@una.edu or Latricia Hensley at latriciah7@gmail.com at (256)275-9719,. Please email Ms. Hensley to cancel, a One Week Cancellation notice must be given for the above class, or the participant and/or department will be charged the full amount.

rape aggression defense RAD - Sexual Assault Defense for women, aPRIL 20, 2013
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COURSE DATE: April 20, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: FREE - AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS, FACULTY, COMMUNITY MEMBERS

The Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) System is a program of realistic, self-defense tactics and techniques. It is a comprehensive course for women that begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance, while progressing on to the basics of hands-on defense training.

RAD is not a martial arts program. Our courses are taught by certified RAD instructors and provide you with a workbook/reference manual. This manual outlines the entire physical defense program for reference and continuous personal growth. The RAD System of Physical Defense is currently being taught at many Colleges and Universities. The growing, widespread acceptance of this system is primarily due to the ease, simplicity and effectiveness of our tactics, solid research, and unique teaching methodology.

The RAD Systems is dedicated to teaching women defensive concepts and techniques against various types of assault, by utilizing easy, effective and proven self-defense tactics. Our system of realistic defense will provide a woman with the knowledge to make an educated decision about resistance.

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

Dealing with emotionally disturbed persons, April 23, 2013
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COURSE DATE: April 23, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

Problems associated with people with mental illness pose a significant challenge for modern policing. This guide begins by describing the problem and reviewing factors that increase the challenges that police face in relation to the mentally ill. It then identifies a series of questions that might help you analyze your local policing problems associated with people with mental illness. Finally, it reviews responses to the problems and what we know about these from evaluation research and police practice.

INSTRUCTOR: Sgt. Terry Parker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

dignitary protection, April 24, 2013 - april 25, 2013
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COURSE DATE: April 24-25, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $50.00

In recent years localized dignitary protection is being requested and at times required of law enforcement agencies. Our Dignitary Protection Training will prepare your team for protecting speakers and event guests of all types including political speakers, Senators & Congress Members. Topics covered will also include protecting at heated public forums and rallies.

We provide the student with the necessary skills needed to excel at personal VIP & Dignitary Protection as an individual protector and in a team environment. Instruction will occur in the classroom and on a hands on operational level including role playing scenarios in all aspects of Dignitary Protection.

The first day of the class will be lecture, detail movements, practical exercises. Day 2 will be taking the "VIP" into a busy area in Florence to provide a "real world" environment while providing appropriate coverage.

INSTRUCTOR: Captain Gary Kamp, LCSO Retired

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

TASER OPERATOR, April 25, 2013
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COURSE DATE: April 25, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1600 hrs. (8AM-4PM)

TUITION: $35.00

The student will learn how to properly set up, load, and deploy M26 and X26 Taser. Topics covered; Warnings, Technology overview. What is it and what does it do? Electrical and medical background. Specifications. How does it work. Volunteer Exposure. Issue M26 and X26 for training. Practical training and testing. Firing/reloading drills. Tactical consideration and field applications. Scenario Based Training. A written exam will be administered. Students must bring 3 cartridges to fire. These cartridges may be damaged or junk cartridges that are not suitable for duty. Length of probe wires is up to the student.

INSTRUCTOR: Shequanda Jenkins/Terry Parker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

Any questions please contact Sgt. Terry Parker at tmparker1@una.edu or 256.275.9719, or Latricia Hensley at latriciah7@gmail.com. Please email Ms. Hensley to cancel, a One Week Cancellation notice must be given for the above class, or the participant and/or department will be charged the full amount.

MAY COURSES

Emergency vehicle operation course (EVOC) , may 17-18, 2013
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COURSE DATE: May 17-18, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs. (8AM-4PM)

TUITION: $100.00

This class prepares the individual for the basic emergency vehicle driver training per national and federal standards. This course is designed with 8 hours of Classroom Training, and 8 hours of Driving Competency Training. Please bring your emergency vehicle on day two (only day needed). If you’re not able we will share.

Classroom:
• Legal Aspects
• State and Federal Laws
• Vehicle Maintenance
• Vehicle Safety
• Vehicle Dynamics
• Accident Avoidance
• Case Studies

Driving Road Course:
• Emergency Vehicle Driving
• Accident Avoidance
• Proper Driver Techniques
• Backing up Techniques
• Proper Stopping Procedures

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

DRUG AND ALCOHOL AWARENESS: MAY 22, 2013
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COURSE DATE: May 22, 2013
COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.
TUITION: $25.00

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

Emergency workers; Police, Fire, EMS, Hospital staff, counselor etc.

This course is designed to assist the student in identification, recognition, effects of certain drugs. The student will learn the dangers of certain drugs and what signs to look for when someone is under the influence of drugs. As to the Alcohol portion of the course many people have misunderstandings of how much alcohol a person can consume and still function properly. Discussion will take place as to designated drivers, responsibility of the person consuming alcoholic beverages. The student will be given information as to dealing with persons under the influence of drugs and alcohol.

INSTRUCTOR: Officer Shequanda Jenkins, UNA Police Department

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

CRP certification, may 23, 2013
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COURSE DATE: May 23, 2013

COURSE TIME: 1800 hrs. – 2200 hrs.

TUITION: $35.00

The University of North Alabama Public Safety Institute is pleased to offer a 4 (CEU) hour training course in CPR/Basic First Aid. The BLS Healthcare Provider Course is designed to provide a wide variety of healthcare professionals the ability to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner. The course is intended for certified or non-certified, licensed or non-licensed healthcare or public safety professionals.

INSTRUCTOR: Butch Tucker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

Single officer response to active shooter instructor, may 27-29, 2013
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COURSE DATE: May 27-29, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $420.00

S.O.L.O. (Single Officer Response to Active Shooter Instructor Course), With the School Resource Officer in mind or the first officer arriving on scene and shooting is continuing.

The School Shootings of the late 1990’s led to a more aggressive response protocol on behalf of those officers who would be the first on-scene. These officers are no longer trained to just contain a perimeter. Training is now afforded for first responding officers to move to contact as a team. But will that always be a proper response strategy?

The Diamond, QUAD, and other Rapid Response Tactics are taught around the country as the method first arriving officers will use to deal with the event. However, these tactics require multiple officers, usually 4. If police must wait to assemble a small team to move down-range, who are we portraying needs help more: the folks under attack or the police?

Response Options has developed tactical training that recognizes the priority of fast engagement of the attacker, while maintaining a degree of officer safety. The attacker’s focus must be redirected from the potential victims to law enforcement, or from offense to defense (or suicidal), as quickly as possible. This will save lives. This does not mean that officers must be reckless, but it does mean they must be aggressive. We have developed strategies that can be employed by a single officer that will confuse and confound the attacker, and cause him to concern himself with acts being committed against him by the officer.

If a Police Officer is on-scene, do we expect him/her to wait by the door for back-up arrival, or do we want them quickly engaging the threat? Surely the latter is the better answer, and it is the answer the public expects.

The 3-day, 24 hour class, consists of lecture, practical scenarios, and one and one/half days of range activity. Attendees will undergo physical and mental stressors in order to simulate the needs of officers responding to these attacks.

Students should bring 200 rounds each of pistol and rifle ammo. If no rifle to be used, 300 rounds of pistol ammo.

INSTRUCTOR: SOLO Training Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

ALICE Instructor, may 30-31, 2013
(aLERT, LOCKDOWN, INFORM COUNTER AND EVALUATE)
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COURSE DATE: May 30-31, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $420.00

A.L.I.C.E.
(Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate)

Our strategies to survive Active Shooter events have derived out of our experiences as Law Enforcement Special Operations Officers and Supervisors, Combat Military Veterans, School Teachers, and School Administrators. Our staff has personally dealt with violent events in schools, both from law enforcement and school administrator perspectives. As SWAT Officers in the 90’s, we became very concerned with Active Shooters in schools. Our concern was the speed and viciousness of the attacks, and our realization that the chances of our arriving in time to prevent any casualties to be very slim.

The issue then became what are the building occupants doing until law enforcement can make contact? The protocol used then is still used by the vast majority of institutions today – LOCKDOWN/Secure-in-Place. While we do support LOCKDOWN as a tool or option, we believe it is potentially dangerous for it to be the only option. It does not prepare anyone in any way for the situations where LOCKDOWN cannot be achieved or the secure area is breached - situations which occur in most Active Shooter events.

We have developed simple strategies that the masses can employ that will greatly increase their opportunity to escape carnage or counter the violence being directed at them. In these situations, the staff and students possess many tactical advantages, but they do not know what they are. These strategies are based on our actual experience of surviving violent encounters, and the lessons learned.

If you registered for both this course and the SOLO (Single Officer Response to Active Shooter Instructor Course) course you will receive a $190 discount for the two making both classes $650.00.

INSTRUCTOR: ALICE TRAINING STAFF

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

JUNE COURSES

CHILD AND INFANT DEATH INVESTIGATIONS, JUNE 3, 2013 - JUNE 4, 2013
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COURSE DATE: June 3-4, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $195.00

Child Death Investigations:

This course provides participants with a broad scope of knowledge regarding the mechanisms of death typically found with child deaths, as well as specific information and strategies for properly investigating the cases. The course also provides practical exercises for reconstructions of infant deaths and delves in-depth into cases for discussion. Overall, the course gives participants a new perspective on exactly what these cases require to reach final determinations of cause and manner of death.

INSTRUCTOR: Forensicpieces Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

SENIOR OFFICER CERTIFICATION COURSE
injury DEATH INVESTIGATIONS, JUNE 4, 2013
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COURSE DATE: June 4, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

This is part of our Senior Officer Program (but anyone can attend)

In an age when perpetrators are becoming younger and younger, mass shootings, and a disregard for humanity Officers are faced with a myriad of crimes and suspects their older peers may have never seen. With that we will explore department policy, personal abilities, and Alabama trends as to the investigation of such violations of the State Statute in:

Assaults
Battery
Domestic Violence
Sexual Battery
Homicide

Basic interview techniques, task orientation, prioritization and case management will be discussed. Students are encouraged to bring note taking devices, one or two cases that interest them from their agency, closed or unsolved. And an open mind, if you think you've done and or seen it all let's discuss it. We can always learn from one another.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

The New investigator course, june 10, 2013 - june 14, 2013
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COURSE DATE: June 10-14, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $100.00

This course is composed to assist the newly appointed Detective [or Patrol Officer conducting investigations] in becoming familiar with the many aspects of a Criminal Investigation. It is designed to assist in providing a solid foundation of basic techniques from which Detectives can build upon as they progress through their careers. Policies and procedures differ from agency to agency and this presentation is a general overview, not to conflict with your department operating guidelines in criminal investigations.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

master OFFICER CERTIFICATION COURSE
what it means to be a leader, june 11, 2013
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COURSE DATE: June 11, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

“Becoming a leader is a lot like investing in the stock market. What matter most is what you do day by day over the long haul. By continually investing in your leadership development, your “assets” compound, resulting in substantial growth over time”. John C. Maxwell

The time to invest in your leadership skills is not after you pin on the stripes or bars to your uniform. Subordinate leaders are where good administrators choose their next promotional candidates. We will discuss and demonstrate principles and practices to assist the student in becoming a great leader.

Students are encouraged to bring their agencies promotional policy.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

SENIOR OFFICER CERTIFICATION COURSE
ADVANCED TRAFFIC INVESTIGATION, JUNE 18, 2013
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COURSE DATE: June 18, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0800 hrs. - 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

Follow the evidence. Too many times law enforcement rushes to a conclusion with traffic collisions. Just because someone gives a story doesn’t mean it’s really what happened. This class will look at evidentiary signs to determine what the facts are. Students will learn some speed formulas and how to obtain access to the vehicles event recorder (black box). We will look at gouges, divots, skid marks, damage to vehicles to determine if the damage is contact, induced, scrapes. Is there paint transfer or rub off. We will be outside during part of the class so dress appropriately.

LOCATION:
University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

INSTRUCTOR: Sgt. Terry Parker

REPORT WRITING JUNE 19, 2013
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COURSE DATE: June 19, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0800 hrs. - 1200 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

The University of North Alabama Public Safety Institute is pleased to offer an 4 (CEU) hour of training in Police Report Writing. This 4-hour training course will help officers write clear, concise reports—reports that will meet legal requirements and increase your chances of conviction. The course is designed to put the student in the proper mindset for gathering information at the scene of any law enforcement incident. With so many different people reading reports today (ie; supervisors, chiefs, sheriffs, courts, lawyers, city councils, media, authors etc.) writing a good report will be make a positive impression of the officer and the agency. This is not a course on grammar or punctuation; however we do touch on sentence structure, terms, language and content as it pertains to law enforcement reports.

LOCATION:
University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

INSTRUCTOR: Sgt. Terry Parker

TASER OPERATOR, jUNE 25, 2013
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COURSE DATE: June 25, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1600 hrs.

TUITION: $35.00

INSTRUCTOR: Shequanda Jenkins/Terry Parker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

JULY COURSES

TASER INSTRUCTOR, jULY 8-9, 2013
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COURSE DATE: July 8 - July 9, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1600 hrs.

TUITION: NEW CERTIFICATION: $350.00 RE-CERTIFICATION: $175.00

The University of North Alabama Public Safety Institute is pleased to host the Taser Instructor course. Students who are new instructors will receive 16 hours CEU hours for this course. Students re-certifying will receive 8 CEU hours.

New Certification: $350
Re-Certification: $175

INSTRUCTOR: Master Instructor Bill Wineman

LOCATION:

Florence Al Range, County RD. 204. Florence Al. Classroom and practical exercises will be held at this location. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4539.9 W 087’4553.9 A map to the location is available.

SENIOR OFFICER CERTIFICATION COURSE
narcotics identification and investigations, jULY 10, 2013
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COURSE DATE: July 10, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: N$25.00

(This course is part of the Senior Officer Classes but anyone can attend)

What is this? How do I find out? What do I do with it? Where do I go with it?

The street cop makes a find, who does he go to? How far does one take it and what is his or her time line. Sometimes depending on the size of the agency you’ll be the street officer and investigator. Learn how to utilize the men and women who specialize in the formal investigations of narcotics. Sometimes you’ll want to turn over the case to the narcotics investigators. By doing your job at the beginning, middle and end of the investigation is paramount to the successful conviction of narcotics offenders.

Are we here to make a simple arrest or to send bad guys to prison?

Officers are encouraged to bring cases from their agency that concern them, or that they are interested in seeing from another angle. If the officer attending has a “Drug Bible” they are encouraged to bring this as well.

INSTRUCTOR: Sergeant Terry Parker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

EMERGENCY TELECOMMUNICATOR COURSE, jULY 11, 2013
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COURSE DATE: July 11, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

The Emergency Telecommunicator course is designed to train employees with emergency communication centers, emergency telecommunication technology, interpersonal communication, legal issues, and job stress factors.

The program takes an integrated teaching approach that features comprehensive content, multimedia presentations, and hands-on training.

The course covers the following topics:

Roles and Responsibilities of the Emergency Telecommunicator
Emergency Telecommunication Technologies
Telecommunication Essentials
Interpersonal Communication
Caller Management
Man-Made and Natural Catastrophic Events
Radio Broadcast Procedures
Legal Aspects of Public Safety Communication
Quality Improvement
Stress Management

INSTRUCTOR: Sergeant Terry Parker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

ESCAPING VIOLENT ENCOUNTERS FOR EMS & FIRE (E.V.E.S.) JULY 13-14, 2013
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COURSE DATE: July 13-14, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0800 hrs. - 1600 hrs.

TUITION: $100.00

E.V.E.-4-EMS/Fire™ is an 16-hour course covering the basic skills required by any EMS responder or provider when facing possible, or even imminent assault. The course content consists of:

Dispatch-to-scene indicators. (Pre- Arrival)
Verbal skills to diffuse potentially violent encounters.
Arrival-scene indicators. (Safe ambulance parking, entrance/exit plan)
Pre-assault indicators. (crowd, body language, scene survey)
The 5 D's (Drugged, Domestic, Diabetic, Deranged, Drunk) What to look for in each.
Legal aspects of self-defense.
Legal aspects of patient restraint.
Mental Preparation (Survival Mindset, Understanding stress and it's effects)
Documentation Skills (Using the DT4EMS Assault Response Form)
Courtroom Demeanor
Good Customer Service
Assault Response Guidelines. (levels of force)
Assault Response Problem-Solving.
Physical Fitness in EMS (Exercise and Diet tips)
Escapes from standing, ground and unusual positions
Easy to learn and retain "drills" to reinforce reaction timing

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

community policing, july 17,2013
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COURSE DATE: July 17, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

This course is designed to provide participants with an understanding of the history and development of community policing, the fundamental elements of the community policing philosophy and its implications for police operations.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

In Custody Death/Excited Delirium, july 18,2013
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COURSE DATE: July 18, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

A true medical event. However the symptoms exhibited usually are that which frightens the public and trigger law enforcement involvement. There the responding agencies are faced with an out of control person who is acting irrational and failing to comply with direction/orders given. As law enforcement has responded in the past with traditional les-lethal means and or physical restraints. Sometimes the “super human” actions of the suspect cause them once in custody to be bound hands and feet. Law enforcement takes time to check on the condition of everyone around them, leaving the suspect to calm down. To the untrained law enforcement profession is that a medical reaction to being bound is occurring. If not treated immediately there’s a great chance the suspect will die. This class goes into what is In custody death and Excited Delirium. How to recognize and respond to these types of events. The need for training, legal issues.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

FIELD TRAINING OFFICER, jULY 22- 25, 2013
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COURSE DATE: July 22- 25, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1600 hrs. (40hr.)

TUITION: $100.00

This is a 40 hour course in preparing officers and or administrations in the standardization of training of new officers. The importance of a standard system that allows the trainee and the trainer to be on the same understanding. By utilizing a standard guideline that allow for the trainee to understand what is expected of them. This system can be used by small departments to large. upon satisfactory completion of this course the student will receive certification as an Field Training Officer.

The areas that will be discussed will be;

• Introduction to the F.T.O. Program
• Ethics,
• Proper selection of an F.T.O.
• Responsibilities of the F.T.O.
• Leadership
• Different learning styles
• Evaluation of the trainee
• Different Strategies
• Forms
• Liabilities
• Communication
• Motivation
• Remedial training
• Process
• Constructive criticism
• Time management
• Evaluation of the F.T.O. and training program by the F.T.O. and the trainee.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

CRP certification, JULY 27, 2013
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COURSE DATE: July 27, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1200 hrs.

TUITION: $35.00

INSTRUCTOR: Butch Tucker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

master OFFICER CERTIFICATION COURSE
motivation and empowerment, july 31, 2013
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COURSE DATE: June 11, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

“OK, boys! Stand up and hook up. Best to be ready to jump at any time now, and if we do get hit, we wont be taking it sitting down.” Major Dick Winters WWII

We wont be jumping into occupied territory during this course, however; can you motivate your squad, shift or agency to ready themselves for anything? Leading is a awesome responsibility and should be taken in earnest. This course will explore the need to motivate and empower ones subordinates and often times your supervisors. Catchy phrases are fun, can you follow up on them? Keeping your charges ready to perform to their fullest can be exhausting, but if not you then who?

Students should come prepared to challenge themselves to go beyond their personal feelings for the day and to put others ahead of them.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

AUGUST COURSES

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY THEFT AND PIRACY AUGUST 8, 2013
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COURSE DATE: August 8, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0900 hrs. - 1600 hrs.

TUITION: NONE

This FREE 6 hour course is designed to heighten the awareness of law enforcement as it pertains to Intellectual Property Theft and the criminal element that surrounds it. At the end of this block of instruction, the student will be able to achieve the following objectives in accordance with information presented in this class:

Define the role of the Recording Industry
Association of America's (RIAA) Anti-Piracy Unit(APU).
Explain several ways the RIAA can assist law enforcement in the
investigation of intellectual property theft.
Define Intellectual Property
Define Piracy
Explain what state and / or federal statutes are used upon charging an
individual with intellectual property theft.
Describe five (5) techniques used to identify illicit sound recordings.
Name the four (4) categories of piracy

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

ETHICS (THE BADGE, THE POWER AND THE ATTITUDE), AUGUST 13,2013
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COURSE DATE: August 13, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $65.00

This class is designed to provide officers with a better understanding of the public's perception of the law enforcement officer, and the job they do. Topics covered: The free lunch, master badge, understanding the power, the public's perception, ethics and what is the most dangerous weapon you have.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

conflict resolution, august 13, 2013
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COURSE DATE: August 13, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $65.00

Attendees will have acquired additional skills and knowledge necessary to all better communication in conflict situations. This course will provide tools that can be used to resolve conflict through lecture, discussions, and various scenarios.

Designed for supervisors and managers that need to establish themselves as effective communicators in situations where conflict may arise.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

dealing with emotionally disturbed persons, AUGUST 15, 2013
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COURSE DATE: August 15, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $35.00

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

SENIOR OFFICER CERTIFICATION COURSE
criminal law, AUGUST 22, 2013
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COURSE DATE: August 22, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $25.00

Many law enforcement professionals sometimes see things only on the surface. This class will give the student a deeper understanding of what is enforceable by law enforcement and what’s not. Understand the application of the law. We will go through elements of crimes, being more specific with words like shall, must, should, and, or, could etc. and how these little words have hug ramifications if not adhered to. As a senior officer others will look at you for the answers. Anytime there are arrest warrants, search warrants and arrests without warrants the officer must know what to do. By attending this class it’s assumed that people are already counting on you to help answer their questions about these topics. Should they arrest? Do they have enough information in a warrant that a judge should be able to sign your warrants? We will briefly discuss civil law and how it shadows criminal law.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

TASER OPERATOR, AUGUST 29, 2013
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COURSE DATE: August 29, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1600 hrs.

TUITION: $35.00

INSTRUCTOR: Shequanda Jenkins/Terry Parker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

SEPTEMBER COURSES

EMI L363 MULTI-HAZARD EMERGENCY PLANNING, SEPTEMBER 10-12, 2013
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COURSE DATE: September 10-12, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0900 hrs. - 1600 hrs.

TUITION: NONE

This Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) course is designed to be delivered to teams of campus personnel who are responsible for creating, reviewing, implementing and exercising emergency operations plans (EOPs). The target audience for this course is people who have traditional response or strategic experience, but minimal experience in emergency management planning. The three-day course is primarily interactive presentations coupled with numerous individual and group exercises.

Topics to be covered include:

• An overview of emergency management
• Identifying hazards and using a risk assessment process
• Managing your Emergency Operations Center (EOC) using ICS (Incident Command System)
• Partnering with the community
• Developing and/or revising your Emergency Operations Plan
• Training and testing the plans
• Engaging the campus community.

For a successful L363 delivery, a sufficient number of teams and range of job positions within each team is needed. The target team size is 4-8 members. The make/up of the participating campus team is decided by each institution attending and should be selected from these positions.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Campus Staff and Personnel
Campus Administrators
Office of Emergency Management/Planning
Risk Manager
Public Information Officer
Security and/or Public Safety Officer
Office of Facilities Management
Food/Dining Services Director
Office for Student Affairs
Employee/Occupational Health
Counseling Services
Information Technology
Faculty and/or Student Representatives
External Stakeholders
Community first responders (Fire, Emergency Medical Services)
City/County emergency management
Community law enforcement

There is no fee for attending this course, but participants will pay their own travel expenses.

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

CRP certification: sePtember 19, 2013
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COURSE DATE: September 19, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1200 hrs.

TUITION: $35.00

INSTRUCTOR: Butch Tucker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

NRA HANDGUN/SHOTGUN INSTRUCTOR COURSE: SEPTEMBER 23-27, 2013
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COURSE DATE: September 23-27, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0730 hrs. - 1530 hrs.

TUITION: $595.00 plus $45 range fee to be collected day of course

Handgun/Shotgun Instructor
This school compresses the handgun instructor school to 3 days and adds 2 days of shotgun instructor training. Student classroom presentations, concealed-carry training, and unconventional shooting positions are replaced with shotgun marksmanship and handling classroom presentations and range work. Shotgun drills include firing from cover, use of kneeling and prone positions, moving targets, malfunction clearing, firing on the move, and transitioning to the handgun.

EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

The following equipment is REQUIRED and must be provided by the student for ALL firearm instructor development schools:

1. Duty Handgun - A duty-type, law enforcement handgun.

2. Magazines or Speedloader - If using a semi-automatic pistol, bring a minimum of 4 magazines, (5 if the magazine capacity is less than 10). If using a revolver, bring a minimum of 5 speed loaders.

3. Holster, Belt, and Ammunition Carrier Pouches - The holster must be department or agency issue, duty-type (patrol), strong-side directional draw, equipped with a handgun retention device and securely fastened to the gun belt. Speedloader and/or magazine pouches must also be equipped with a retention device.

4. Eye Protection, Ear Protection, and Baseball Style Cap - Safety glasses must be of the wrap around type or employ side panels. If wearing prescription glasses, they must be covered with safety glasses unless they meet the above requirements. Ear plugs or ear muffs (preferred), and a baseball cap with bill to deflect ejected brass must also be worn. NOTE: Students will NOT be allowed on the range without wraparound or side-panel safety glasses.

5. Appropriate Clothing - Students should bring appropriate clothing to participate in the range exercises consistent with prevailing weather conditions. Range exercises will be conducted in inclement weather unless a safety hazard exists. NOTE: Shorts are NOT appropriate law enforcement range clothing.

6. Duty Flashlight - Law enforcement, hand-held, duty-type flashlight capable of one-handed operation.

7. Note-Taking Material - Pen, pencil, and paper to take notes with in the classroom and on the range. A jumbo permanent marker for use on the range.

8. Cleaning Equipment - Appropriate cleaning equipment for the firearm being utilized at the school. NOTE: There is no time allotted during the school for the cleaning of firearms. Students will be expected to perform cleaning of their respective firearms on their own time.

9. Knee and Elbow Pads - Knee and elbow pads are optional for kneeling and prone position shooting.

In addition to the above mentioned required equipment, the following are ALSO necessary for this school:

Duty-type, law enforcement 12 gauge pump or semi-auto police shotgun equipped with a sling.
900 rounds of duty or training handgun ammunition.
50 rounds of duty or training 12 gauge slugs.
20 rounds of duty or training 12 gauge 00 buckshot.
100 rounds of birdshot (#6, #8 or #9).

LOCATION:

Florence Police Department Range, County RD. 204. Florence Al. Classroom and exercises held at this location. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4539.9 W 87’4553.9 A map to the location is available.

INSTRUCTOR: NRA Training Staff

Any questions please contact Sgt. Terry Parker at tmparker1@una.edu or 256.275.9719

REPORT WRITING SEPTEMBER 24, 2013
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COURSE DATE: September 24, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0800 hrs. - 1200 hrs.

LOCATION:
University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available

INSTRUCTOR: Sgt. Terry Parker

OCTOBER COURSES

ESCAPING VIOLENT ENCOUNTERS FOR EMS & FIRE (E.V.E.S.) OCTOBER 5-6, 2013
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COURSE DATE: October 5-6, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0800 hrs. - 1600 hrs.

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

NRA PATROL RIFLE INSTRUCTOR: OCTOBER 07-11, 2013
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COURSE DATE: October 07-11, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0730 hrs. - 1530 hrs.

TUITION: $595.00 plus $45 range fee to be collected day of course.

This school centers on the patrol rifle for officers using iron sights or optics (which must be removed for zeroing exercises). The classroom portion informs students how to teach basic fundamentals of rifle marksmanship and handling, how to zero iron-sighted rifles, and discusses zeroing policy and liability concerns.

Range work quickly moves from basic marksmanship to tactical movement, use of cover, various firing positions, pivots and turns, use of the safety circle concept, reloading under stress, firing on the move, multiple threats, decision-making, and reduced light threat identification and firing. Students design a tactical course of fire and are responsible for developing a lesson plan and running fellow students through their course at the end of the week. (Officers attending this class are expected to be capable of firing 6 inch groups with a rifle at 50 yards from the prone, sitting, kneeling and standing positions, and possess the ability to make accurate rifle sight adjustments, field strip, reassemble, load and unload their respective rifles, prior to arrival. THIS is not a basic operator school.)

EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS

The following equipment is REQUIRED and must be provided by the student for ALL firearm instructor development schools:

1. Duty Handgun - A duty-type, law enforcement handgun.
2. Magazines or Speedloader - If using a semi-automatic pistol, bring a minimum of 4 magazines, (5 if the magazine capacity is less than 10). If using a revolver, bring a minimum of 5 speed loaders.
3. Holster, Belt, and Ammunition Carrier Pouches - The holster must be department or agency issue, duty-type (patrol), strong-side directional draw, equipped with a handgun retention device and securely fastened to the gun belt. Speedloader and/or magazine pouches must also be equipped with a retention device.
4. Eye Protection, Ear Protection, and Baseball Style Cap - Safety glasses must be of the wrap around type or employ side panels. If wearing prescription glasses, they must be covered with safety glasses unless they meet the above requirements. Ear plugs or ear muffs (preferred), and a baseball cap with bill to deflect ejected brass must also be worn. NOTE: Students will NOT be allowed on the range without wraparound or side-panel safety glasses.
5. Appropriate Clothing - Students should bring appropriate clothing to participate in the range exercises consistent with prevailing weather conditions. Range exercises will be conducted in inclement weather unless a safety hazard exists. NOTE: Shorts are NOT appropriate law enforcement range clothing.
6. Duty Flashlight - Law enforcement, hand-held, duty-type flashlight capable of one-handed operation.
7. Note-Taking Material - Pen, pencil, and paper to take notes with in the classroom and on the range. A jumbo permanent marker for use on the range.
8. Cleaning Equipment - Appropriate cleaning equipment for the firearm being utilized at the school. NOTE: There is no time allotted during the school for the cleaning of firearms. Students will be expected to perform cleaning of their respective firearms on their own time.
9. Knee and Elbow Pads - Knee and elbow pads are optional for kneeling and prone position shooting.
In addition to the above mentioned equipment, the following are ALSO necessary for this school:
• Duty-type, law enforcement patrol rifle, (rifle or pistol caliber is acceptable), equipped with a sling.
• At least three rifle magazines with a capacity of 20 rounds or more.
• 1,200 rounds of duty or training rifle ammunition.
• 100 rounds of duty or training handgun ammunition.
•Waterproof ground cover for prone zeroing exercises.

LOCATION:

Florence Police Department Range, County RD. 204. Florence Al. Classroom and exercises held at this location. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4539.9 W 087’4553.9 A map to the location is available.

INSTRUCTOR: NRA Training Staff

Any questions please contact Sgt. Terry Parker at tmparker1@una.edu or 256.275.9719

FIELD TRAINING OFFICER, OCTOBER 15-18, 2013
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COURSE DATE: October 15-18, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1600 hrs. (40hr.)

TUITION: $100.00

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

NRA PRECISION RIFLE INSTRUCTOR COURSE: OCTOBER 21-25, 2013
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COURSE DATE: October 21-25, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0730 hrs. - 1530 hrs.

TUITION: $595.00 plus $45 range fee to be collected day of course.

This school increases the abilities and knowledge of law enforcement firearm instructors involved in teaching long-range scoped rifle programs. Classroom presentations cover long-range rifle marksmanship fundamentals, tactical rifle handling, rifle shooting positions, zeroing a scoped rifle, the tactical use of cover and concealment, conducting practical long-range rifle range training, ammunition and equipment, use of trajectory charts and rifle data books, range estimation, and reduced light training. Range work includes zeroing, position work, precision single shots, rapid loading and firing, various support firing positions, multiple targets, angle firing, reduced light firing, firing from cover, handgun transition and threat identification. Students design a tactical course of fire and are responsible for developing a lesson plan and running fellow students through their course at the end of the week. (Officers must have successfully completed a recognized law enforcement firearm instructor school that included general methods of instruction prior to attending this school. Prospective students should be capable of shooting consistent 1 groups at 100 yards from a prone position, and must possess the knowledge and ability to make accurate rifle scope adjustments, field strip, reassemble, load and unload the rifle prior to attending this school.) In addition to the above mentioned equipment, the following is ALSO necessary for this school:

EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS:

• Duty-type, law enforcement optically-sighted, bolt or semi-automatic rifle, caliber .223 or larger, equipped with a sling, and capable of holding at least four rounds within the rifle's integral or detachable box magazine. The rifle, ammunition, optical sight and shooter combination should be capable of consistently firing a five shot group not larger than one and one-half inches at 100 yards from a prone firing position.
• The optical sight should be of the silhouette target-type, equipped with micrometer scale and turret-type elevation and windage adjustment knobs which can be turned with the fingers and have both tactile and audible click adjustments. Standard hunting-type optical sights, (coin or screwdriver adjustments), are not suitable for this school. A duplex-type or Mil-dot receptacle is recommended.

• 500 rounds of duty or training rifle ammunition.
• 50 rounds of duty or training handgun ammunition.
• Bipod and/or sandbags.
• Tripod mounted spotting scope and/or binoculars.
• Cleaning equipment (rifles will be cleaned frequently during the school).
• Waterproof ground cover or shooting mat.

LOCATION:

Florence Police Department Range, County RD. 204. Florence Al. Classroom and exercises held at this location. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4539.9 W 087’4553.9 A map to the location is available.

INSTRUCTOR: NRA TRAINING STAFF

TASER OPERATOR, OCTOBER 28, 2013
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COURSE DATE: October 28, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1600 hrs.

TUITION: $35.00

INSTRUCTOR: Shequanda Jenkins/Terry Parker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

SUREFIRE LOW-LIGHT COURSE: OCTOBER 30, 2013
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COURSE DATE: October 30, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 1200 hrs. - 2200 hrs.

TUITION: $95.00

The purpose of the training class is to expose the student to the proper use of the flashlight and weapon in a low light environment, use of force techniques, force on force entry situations and building searching technique.

The tuition will cover manuals, refreshments, CDs, and each paying participant will receive a Flashlight, Surefire V-70 G2 Holder, and 3 Pack of Surefire Combat Rings.

Each participants needs to bring:

Pistol
Duty Belt with holster (Duty or Tactical)
Body Armor
Eye and Ear protection
Hat with brim
200 rounds of practice ammunition
50 rounds of duty ammunition

LOCATION:

Florence Police Department Range, County RD. 204. Florence Al. Classroom and exercises held at this location. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4539.9 W 087’4553.9 A map to the location is available.

INSTRUCTOR: Sgt. Les Jackson, UNA Police

NOVEMBER COURSES

NRA TACTICAL SHOOTING INSTRUCTOR COURSE: NOVEMBER 04-08, 2013
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COURSE DATE: November 04-08, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0730 hrs. - 1530 hrs.

LOCATION:

Florence Police Department Range, County RD. 204. Florence Al. Classroom and exercises held at this location. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4539.9 W 087’4553.9 A map to the location is available.

INSTRUCTOR: NRA TRAINING STAFF

dignitary protection, november 6, 2013 - november 7, 2013
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COURSE DATE: November 6-7, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $50.00

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. A map to the location is available.

blood stain analysis (by forensicpieces), November 11 - November 15, 2013
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COURSE DATE: November 11-15, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1500 hrs.

TUITION: $495.00

Blood Stain Analysis:

The Basic 40 hour course follows the recommended training guideline as set forth by the Scientific Working Group for Bloodstain Pattern Analysis, (SWGSTAIN) and the International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts, (IABPA), and is designed to provide the basic training required for students to begin the path toward becoming qualified bloodstain pattern analysts. Course topics include:

I. Introduction to Bloodstain Pattern Analysis.

1. The purpose and function of bloodstain pattern analysis in a modern investigation.
2. Getting Started: Background Information
3. The application of basic scientific method in bloodstain pattern analysis.
4. A discussion of bio-hazards associated with bloodstain patterns and the appropriate
personal protection techniques.
5. Characteristics of liquid blood and blood droplets under force:
• The general nature of liquid blood
• The effects of surface tension on individual droplets and pools of blood,
• The effects of terminal velocity on free falling droplets.
6. Characteristics of blood droplets on impact:
7. Limitations in bloodstain pattern analysis conclusions.
• General conclusion information (consistent, inconsistent).
• Impact angle determinations.
• Point of origin determinations.
• Pattern transfer determinations.

II. Recognition and Creation of Basic Stain Patterns.
A combination of lecture and practical exercises designed to lead the student through a
primarily hands-on process of the cause and effect relationships that exist with regard to
the creation of bloodstain patterns.

1. Low Force Impact Spatters – Passive Stains
• Drip Patterns,
• Flow Patterns,
• Pools,
• Saturation stains.
2. Medium Force Impact Spatter: including Projected and Impact Spatter stains:
3. High Force Impact Spatter: including Gunshot Wounds
4. Transfer Stains
5. Misc. Patterns

III. Preserving Blood Stain Pattern Evidence

A. Bloody clothing

B. Blood Swabs
• Identifying/Marking Bloodstains
• Control Swabs
• Photographing bloodstains prior to collections
• Proper use of swabs
• Collecting bloodstain swabs
• Properly air drying bloodstain swabs
• Properly packaging and preserving bloodstain swabs

C. Submitting Blood Stain Evidence to the Forensic Lab

• Documenting the location of all blood patterns
• Documenting the location of all swabs taken
• Determining which swabs are most probative
• Facilitating the DNA process
• Questioned samples and Control Samples
• Locard’s Exchange Principle

IV. DNA and Its Application to Bloodstain Pattern Analysis

INSTRUCTOR: Forensicpieces Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630.

injured downed officer rescue: november 19, 2013
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COURSE DATE: November 19, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1500 hrs.

TUITION: $50.00

This course is designed for patrol level up to tactical operations.
Topics that will be covered are:

• Rescues from a structure
• Deployment of a Ballistic Shield during rescues
• 4-man Diamond formation rescue
• One vehicle rescues
• Two vehicle rescues
• Each participant needs to bring the following:
• Handgun (No ammunition will be needed)
• Duty belt with holster or tactical belt with holster
• Body armor
• Hydration system (Camelback or canteen)
• Flashlight with extra batteries
• Eye Protection
• Note taking material
• Participants should bring an older patrol car with working overhead lights.
• Optional Equipment:
• Elbow and Knee Pads
• Sunscreen
• Hat
• Rain Equipment
• Other equipment used on patrol

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4912.18 W 87’3939.72. A map to the location is available.

CRP certification: NOVEMBER 23, 2013
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COURSE DATE: November 23, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1200 hrs.

TUITION: $35.00

INSTRUCTOR: Butch Tucker

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4912.18 W 87’3939.72. A map to the location is available.

DECEMBER COURSES

REPORT WRITING: DECEMBER 02, 2013
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COURSE DATE: December 2, 2013
COURSE TIMES: 0800 hrs. - 1200 hrs.

INSTRUCTOR: Sgt. Terry Parker

The cost of this course is $25. Refreshments will be served.
Class registration is limited to 35 participants.

DRUG AND ALCOHOL AWARENESS: DECEMBER 03, 2013
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COURSE DATE: December 3, 2013
COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.
TUITION: $25.00

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4912.18 W 87’3939.72. A map to the location is available.

PPCT (Pressure Point Control Tactics), dECEMBER 10-13,2013
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COURSE DATE: March 4, 2013 - March 7, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $125.00

PPCT is an acronym for Pressure Point Control Tactics.

PPCT is best recognized for developing training systems based on documented tactical, legal and medical research. This unique approach allows PPCT to design training systems that are quick and simple to learn, and easy to retain, while reducing the potential for significant injuries.

The approach of the PPCT system has made it the standard in the law enforcement and private sector community as the use-of-force methodology is both effective and legally defensible in court. Today, PPCT has expanded its research to become an international authority in non-lethal force subject control, tactical firearms and survival training.

PPCT course includes:
• Defensive Tactics
• Pressure Point Control
• Subject Control/ Tactical Handcuffing
• Impact Weapon/Collapsible Baton
• Inmate Control
• Violent Patient Management
• Firearm/ Impact Weapon Retention

INSTRUCTOR: Sgt. Les Jackson

LOCATION:

Florence Al Range, County RD. 204. Florence Al. Classroom and practicals held at this location. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4539.9 W 087’4553.9 A map to the location is available.

dealing with emotionally disturbed persons: December 11, 2013
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COURSE DATE: December 11, 2013

COURSE TIME: 0800 hrs. – 1700 hrs.

TUITION: $35.00

INSTRUCTOR: Training Center Staff

LOCATION:

University of North Alabama East Campus, 1640 Tune Avenue, Florence Alabama 35630. GPS Coordinates N34’ 4912.18 W 87’3939.72. A map to the location is available.

Contact Information

North Alabama Public Safety Institute

(256) 275-9719 or Register Online Below

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