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SUMMARY:Street Gang Recognition and Identification
DESCRIPTION:Street Gang Recognition and Identification with an emphasis on MS-13.  Gang history\, tattoos\, hand signs\, colors\, codes\, graffiti and criminal activity are presented through the use of PowerPoint\, lecture and video presentation.  This course is designed to give a basic working knowledge of gangs and the basic ability to recognize and properly identify a street gang member.  An overview of how to conduct a gang investigation through the exploitation of confidential  informants\, sources of income and the targeting of hierarchy is explained in detail.  These investigations concentrate on the interview and interrogation as well as targeting of “shot callers”\, the individuals responsible for committing and authorizing acts of violence in furtherance of the gang. \nRegister and make payment by following this link: https://zs3axjs8hv.timetap.com\nOr call 631-675-2231
URL:https://oceancountypoliceacademy.org/events/street-gang-recognition-identification/
LOCATION:Ocean County Police Academy\, 659 Ocean Avenue\, Lakewood\, NJ\, 08701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Specialized Training
ORGANIZER;CN="True Security Design":MAILTO:jpangaro@ipvideocorp.com
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SUMMARY:1st Responder Interactions With the The Special Needs Community
DESCRIPTION:Police Officers and other 1st Responders encounter people with physical\, emotional and/or cognitive disabilities\, like autism spectrum disorders (ASD) in the daily execution of their service.  This specialized training provides officers\, EMT’s and fire safety personnel tools and resources to effectively manage potentially difficult situations with these citizens. \n​During this training\, officers will learn and understand the common characteristics and behaviors often displayed by those with developmental disabilities and/or Autism Spectrum Disorders. Included throughout the day principles\, tactics and techniques that will help 1st Responders deal with those with ASD\, mental retardation\, Down syndrome\, history of brain injuries\, emotional disorders\, situational anxiety\, or those experiencing psychological or physical trauma. \nThe course will review: \nSocialization difficulties and people with ASD including their often not understanding appropriate or safe responses\nDealing with someone exhibiting difficulty with expressive and receptive language and interpreting non-verbal cues\nBeing familiar with repetitive behaviors\, self-stimulatory movements\, organizing behaviors common with ASD\nRecognizing and responding to communication challenges\, such as lack of eye contact\, unusual tone of voice\, disassociated speech – seemingly meaningless answers\, delayed responses\, and unusual balance or gait\nThe Autism Directive Cycle (ADC) aka the Crisis Directive Cycle (CDC)\nOfficer Presence and nonverbal communication to those with cognitive developmental delays\nOfficer Safety\nMedical Precautions\nTechniques for responding to people with ASD and other intellectual and developmental disabilities \n            “People with developmental disabilities are at least 7 times more likely to attract the attention of the police\, because their  unique                                                communication styles and social characteristics may frighten or disturb some people” (Curry K\, Posluszny M.\,  Kraska S\, 1993). People                                 with ASD and other developmental disorders are also more likely to be victimized than other people (Mansell\, Sobsey\, Wigosh\, & Zawallich\,                              1997).  \nBy learning and using appropriate strategies\, 1st responders can effectively manage situations dealing with children and adults with challenging behaviors due to neurological\, psychological\, and physical disabilities.  \nRegister and make payment by following this link: https://zs3axjs8hv.timetap.com\nOr call 631-675-2231
URL:https://oceancountypoliceacademy.org/events/1st-responder-interactions-special-needs-community/
LOCATION:Ocean County Police Academy\, 659 Ocean Avenue\, Lakewood\, NJ\, 08701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Specialized Training
ORGANIZER;CN="True Security Design":MAILTO:jpangaro@ipvideocorp.com
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