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Instructed by Law Enforcement Seminars LLC

Law enforcement in the United States recognizes the drug-related overdose and death epidemic affecting every state in the country. Fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, ecstasy, and combinations of these drugs supplied by illicit manufacturers have contributed to a surge of narcotic related offenses.

This course has been developed with the intent of providing law enforcement officers with problem-solving procedures that can assist agencies and organizations address the drug problems that impact their cities, counties, and states. As the drug epidemic continues to grow in intensity, police agencies will need to implement narcotics enforcement that identifies problems, selects and deploys personnel, and provides the procedural techniques needed to be successful. This course outlines the investigative methodology needed for drug enforcement.

This course is designed for patrol officers, narcotics officers, supervisors, and command personnel.

March 8-9

8AM to 5PM, Day 1
8AM to Noon, Day 2

Law enforcement strives for professionalism; however, abuses by officers cast a negative light on entire organization. An examination of the past behavior of some involved officers reveals that a pattern of undesirable behavior existed prior to appointment as a police official. This behavior was unknown to the hiring agency due to inadequate or non-existent applicant screening. The integrity and ethical reputation of a police department mandates a thorough background investigation of police applicants. This course offers a systematic approach to background investigations which will assist in making informed hiring decisions.

May 17-18 12 hours

8AM to 5PM, Day 1
8AM to Noon, Day 2

This course is designed for individuals assigned to the responsibility of conducting internal affairs investigations as well as supervisors and command personnel with departmental oversight.

Law enforcement administration is charged with the responsibility and has the authority to maintain discipline within the police department. Citizens should be provided a fair and effective avenue for redress of their legitimate grievances against members of the department. The department also has the responsibility to protect members of their agency from false allegations. This course offers a global perspective of the internal affairs process in a systematic framework designed to provide for informed decisions.

8AM to 5PM, Day 1
8AM to Noon, Day 2

$445.00

Wharton County Sheriffs Association Meeting in the Training Center at 12:00PM, lunch will be provided.

Trauma-Informed Investigations provides officers with practical techniques for recognizing trauma responses, conducting victim-centered interviews, gathering reliable information, and reducing further emotional harm during investigations. TCOLE Course #1735 — 4 hours.