Winter 2018-2019 Course Catalog - nemrt.com

1 N. E M R T. Winter 2018-2019 Course Catalog November through February Phone: n Fax: n Web: CoNTENTs Department Information Change Form 1. Alphabetical Course Index 3. Course Descriptions 5. Mandatory Firearms Info 137. Firearms Consent Form 139. Firearms Information sheet 140. Indemnification Agreement 141. Form E 143. Registration Information Registration Policies 145. Pre-Registration Form 146. Monthly and Regional Course Calendars 147. Part-Time Training 155. Consulting services 157. How to Become a NEMRT Member What is NEMRT? 159. The AssIsT Program 160. NEMRT Membership 161. Membership Categories 162. NEMRT's 40 Hour Juvenile specialist skills Web-based Program 163. Host site Directions 165. DEPARTMENT INFORMATION CHANGE FORM. Change of Departmental Address Name of Dept.: New Address: Street Address (line 1). Street Address (line 2). City, State, Zip Code Phone #s Fax #. Change of Departmental Address Name of Dept.: Dept. Chief: Phone: Dept. Training officer: Phone: To notify NEMRT of these changes, please fax this form to the attention of our Registrar, Terri Hancock, at (630) 896-4422.

2 North East Multi-Regional Training, Inc. 355 smoke Tree Plaza North Aurora, IL 60542. Phone: 630-896-8860 Fax: 630-896-4422 Web: Alphabetical Course Index 16 Hour Handcuffing Instructor Program - McGee Curriculum: 5 Digital Crime Scene & Evidence Photography: 71. 16 Hour MEGGITT XVT Instructor Program: 6 Digital Evidence Processing: 72. 16 Hour sexual assault Investigator Training: 7 Domestic Violence/Crisis Intervention: 73. 24 Hour HFRG/PPCT Edged Weapon Instructor Course : 8 E. 32 Hour Instructor Development Course : 9 Emergency-Based Spanish for Law Enforcement: 75. 4 Hour Mandatory Firearms Training Waiver ( 90-646): 10, 138 Enhanced Traffic Enforcement for Patrol: 76. 40 Hour Basic Crisis Negotiations: 11 Ethnic and Cultural Awareness for Patrol Officers: 77. 40 Hour Basic Evidence Technician Program (Campbell): 12 Evidence-Based Interview and Interrogation: 78. 40 Hour Basic Evidence Technician Program (Cook): 13 Explosive Recognition for Police and Non-Sworn Personnel: 79.

3 40 Hour Basic Evidence Technician Program (Du Page): 14 Explosive Recognition: Bomb and Security Planning: 80. 40 Hour Basic Investigation Skills Program (Cook): 15 Explosive Safety, Recognition and Handling Course : 81. 40 Hour Basic Narcotics Investigator: 16. 40 Hour Field Training Officer (Sokolove Model): 17 F. 40 Hour Field Training Officer Program (San Jose Model): 18 Fair and Impartial Policing Through Cultural Competency: 82. 40 Hour Firearms Instructor: 19 False 'S and Unlawfully Altered Driver's Licenses: 83. 40 Hour First Line Supervisory Skills Program: 20 First Responder Decision Making: 84. 40 Hour Gang Enforcement Skills Program: 21 Footwear Impression Evidence Workshop: 85. 40 Hour HFRG/PPCT Defensive Tactics Instructor Course : 22 Foundational Defensive Tactics: 86. 40 Hour Instructor Development Course : 23 Foundational Defensive Tactics Instructor: 87. 40 Hour Juvenile Specialist Program Web Version: 24, 163 From Crime Scene to Lab: 88. 40 Hour Juvenile Specialist Skills Program: 25 FTO Refresher (Sokolove Model): 89.

4 40 Hour Law Review for Illinois Peace Officers: 26 G. 40 Hour Mandatory Firearms Training Program: 27, 137 Ground Fighting Control Tactics: 90. 40 Hour Police Training Officer Program: 28 Ground Fighting Control Tactics for Women: 91. A Ground Fighting Control Tactics: Instructor Development: 92. Acting Patrol Officer in Charge: 29 Growing Adaptive Thinking: 93. Advanced Cyber Crimes: 30 I. Advanced DUI Enforcement: 31 Illinois Vehicle Code Refresher Course : 94. Aggressive Patrol Tactics: 32 Imagescan: 95. Anti-Gang Strategies for Patrol Officers: 33 Implementing a Social Media Strategy: 96. ARIDE: 34 Incident Command for Improved Patrol Response: 97. Arson Investigation: Basic Crime Scene Skills: 35 Interpreting Medical Information in Child Abuse Investigations: 98. Asset Forfeiture Seminar: 36 Interviewing Children: 99. B Interviews and Interrogations: 100. Balancing Our Biases: 37 Introduction to Red Dot Pistols: 101. Basic Cyber Crimes: 38 J. Basic DUI Enforcement: 39 John Reid Advanced Interviews and Interrogations: 102.

5 Basic Patrol Tactics Course : 40 John Reid Interviews And Interrogations: 103. Basic Traffic Crash Investigation - Level I: 41 Juvenile Interrogation and Delinquency Update: 104. Basics of Property and Evidence Room Management: 42 Juvenile Investigative Case Review: 105. Below 100 - Intensive: 43 L. Below 100 Train-the-Trainer: 44. Beneath the Body Armor - Strengthening Identity and Wellness: 45 Latent Print Technology Work Shop: 106. Body Searches: From Terry Stop to Strip Search: 46 Law Enforcement Democracy Initiative: 107. Breachpoint: 47 Law Enforcement Ethics for 'S: 108. Breath Alcohol Testing (ISP): 48 Law Enforcement Ethics for Sergeants and Lieutenants: 109. Breath Analysis for Alcohol Training: 49 Lead Homicide Investigator Course : 110. Building a Patrol CQB Program: 50 Less Lethal Executive Forum: 111. C Liquor License Inspections for Local Law Enforcement: 112. M. Canine Course #5: Tracking & Article Recovery: 51. Career Survival for the Female Law Enforcement Professional: 52 Medical Marijuana & StFST Refresher: 113.

6 Chapter 705, Act 405: Juvenile Court Act: 53 Medical Marijuana Act Train-the-Trainer: 114. Chapter 720: Illinois Criminal Code Review: 54 Mental Health First Aid for Public Safety: 115. Child Abuse Awareness for Patrol Officers: 55 o Comprehensive DUI Awareness: 56 Officer Wellness and Fitness: 116. Conducting Effective Street Gang Investigations: 57 Oleoresin Capsicum (Pepper Spray) Instructor Training: 117. Constructive Performance Appraisal Thru Behavioral Coaching: 58 Opioid Overdose Death Investigations: 118. Crime Free Multi-Housing Program: 59 P. Crime Scene: Do Not Cross: 60 Physical Surveillance for Law Enforcement: 119. Crisis Communication: 61 Procedural Justice and Police Legitimacy I: 120. Current Trends in Drug Abuse: 62 Proper Lock-Up Procedures for Female Arrestees by Female D Personnel: 121. Detection & SFST Training Course : 63 R. De-Escalation and Smarter Policing for Changing Times: 66 Report Writing for Patrol Officers: 122. De-Escalation Strategies for Safe Street Encounters: 67 Responding to School Drug Impairment: 123.

7 Death Investigation Seminar: 64. Decision Making for Critical Incident Response: 65 s Defensive Tactics for Patrol: 68 Scene Processing: Prints and Footwear: 124. Designer Drugs Awareness: 69 sexual assault Investigator Training: 125. Developing and Managing Informants: 70 SFST Refresher Training: 126. Winter 2018-19 In-Service Catalog 3. STOPS: Strategies and Tactics Of Patrol Stops: 127. Street Crimes Program: 128. Street Drugs: 129. Strengthening Identity & Wellness for Officers of Color: 130. Suburban and Collar County Gang Awareness: 131. T. Testifying in a DUI Trial: 132. U. Use of Force Train-the-Trainer: 133. Use of Force Update for Administrators and Supervisors: 134. Use of Force Workshop for Patrol Officers: 135. Use of Force Workshop for Sergeants and Lieutenants: 136. 4 North East Multi-Regional Training, Inc. Course Descriptions Unless otherwise indicated, cancellations must be received by NEMRT 7 days prior to the beginning of a Course in order to avoid being billed for that Course .

8 Exceptions will be noted where applicable. 16 Hour Handcuffing Handcuffing can range from the cuffing of a totally cooperative subject to cuffing a Instructor Program - combative individual who is actively fighting with the officer and everything in between. This Course is designed to provide department trainers with the skills needed to successfully McGee Curriculum and safely instruct their department personnel on determining when to handcuff as well as a variety of techniques for cuffing from standing and prone positions, from wrist locks, and TTT054R. from ground control techniques. Topics to be addressed include the following: February 4-5, 2019. Libertyville sports Complex-2nd - Preparation, planning, and equipment considerations related to handcuffing floor - Using proper and safe approach procedures when making initial contact - Properly arrest a felon while using appropriate commands, procedures, and techniques 08:00 AM to 04:00 PM - Determining formulas for both common wrist locks and steel wrist locks and transitioning between the two - Cooperative subject handcuffing Member Tuition: None - Uncooperative subject handcuffing Non-Member Tuition: $ - Handcuffing the combative subject - Determining when each technique would be appropriate Limit: 2 per Dept.

9 - Handcuffing from the subject's vehicle This Course meets the following PLEASE NOTE: Students are required to bring chain link (NO HINGED) handcuffs and duty leathers to class. They should dress appropriately for practical cuffing exercises. Mandates: Constitutional Proper Use of Law This Course has been certified by the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Enforcement Authority, Law Board. It is not reimbursable by the ILETSB. Updates, Use of Force This Course will be taught by: Brian Hartsfield; Juan Claudio, both with the Cook County Sheriff's Police Department; and Commander Patrick Mc Gee, Cicero Police Department. Winter 2018-19 In-Service Catalog 5. Unless otherwise indicated, cancellations must be received by NEMRT 7 days prior to the beginning of a Course in order to avoid being billed for that Course . Exceptions will be noted where applicable. 16 Hour MEGGITT This 16 Hour Instructor program is the successor to NEMRT's long running FATS III. XVT Instructor program and serves as a practical, hands-on introduction to the XVT System - the newest generation of interactive firearms simulators produced by MEGGITT Training Systems, Program Inc.

10 PHY600R. The XVT System has been designed to provide law enforcement personnel with marksmanship and judgmental shooting training that utilizes Bluefire weapon technology. These fully wireless weapon systems generate recoil through the use of compressed air and November 13-14, 2018 provide students with exceptionally realistic, effective, and safe training experiences that Buffalo Grove Police Department incorporate newly-produced videos and numerous branching options. 08:00 AM to 04:00 PM The first half of day one of this program will be devoted to a comprehensive review of legal issues related to the use of force, including standards provided by Supreme and Appellate Member Tuition: None Court decisions. Non-Member Tuition: None During the second half of day one and all of day two, students will be trained in the set up and operation of an XVT System and the performance of basic troubleshooting and Limit: 2 per Dept. maintenance procedures. This Course meets the following By the end of this program, students will be able to do the following: Mandates: - Conduct basic to advanced marksmanship training in a range-like training environment Civil Rights, Constitutional Proper - Closely monitor nuances in trainee weapon handing through system feedback capabilities Use of Law Enforcement Authority, - Evaluate trainee performance on Shoot/Don't Shoot scenarios and corresponding Law Updates, Use of Force decision making processes - Provide corrective feedback to trainees through active coaching - Train two officers simultaneously during team exercises - Alter the basic XVT training program to meet individual or departmental training needs through the use of lanes authoring options and scenario selection.