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Training Notes March-April 2002 Volume 29, Number 2
March - April 2002 Volume 29, Number 2
From the Office of the Executive Director
Firearms Safety Training Course
The Maryland General Assembly, in a deter- The Commission has also developed a set of
mined effort to reduce the tragedy of firearms acci- firearms safety-related handout materials that are dis-
dents and abuse in our State, enacted the Responsible tributed to participants attending this course.
Gun Safety Act of 2000. This law required that any-
one applying for the purchase, rental, or transfer of a Integral provisions of the Responsible Gun
handgun or any other regulated firearm on or after Safety Act of 2000, include the following requirements
January 1, 2002, would have to first complete a fire- for the course offered by the Commission:
arms safety training course.
· The training must be free of charge and
The Maryland Police Training Commission cannot exceed two hours.
(MPTC) was charged with the development of a train- · It must be conducted or offered at least once
ing course, and in partnership with the Maryland State a week in all geographic areas of the state
Police, produced a firearms safety video presentation. and after regular business hours.
This 45-minute video begins by discussing the ele- · It must be available to anyone required to
ments, exceptions, and limitations of the law requir- attend, within two weeks of their request to
ing the training, which is Article 27, §442 and §445, of attend.
the Annotated Code of Maryland. · It cannot require any skills or knowledge
testing and can only require a participant’s
The video explains the mechanical operation attendance during the duration of the course
and technical safety features of revolvers and semi- for successful completion.
automatic handguns and outlines safe maintenance,
storage, and transport methods suitable for handguns. Upon their arrival at the site where the course
The video concludes with an overview of basic firearms will be conducted, participants are requested to com-
safety rules, the personal responsibility aspect of fire- plete a Certificate of Completion form. After viewing
arms ownership, and the safekeeping of firearms in the video, they are then given a tear-off card at the
the home. bottom of the form which they can sign and use to au-
thenticate their participation in this course should they
Inside ....
wish to apply for the purchase, rental, or transfer of
COMMISSSION MEMBERSHIP AND AGENCY STAFF................................................. 2 ownership of a handgun or other regulated firearm.
EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE............................................................... 3
Participants are then given the firearms safety hand-
LEGAL CORNER....................................................................................................... 4
MCCPI UPDATE........................................................................................................ 6 outs when they depart.
FBINAA NATIONAL CONFERENCE & EXPOSITION................................................ 6
MARYLAND TRAINING SCHEDULE ....................................................................... 7 Participants may also audit the video presen-
EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE CALENDAR..........................................8 tation merely to enhance their own knowledge of safe
SKILLS MANAGER TRAINING 2002......................................................................... 8
INSTRUCTOR TRAINING PROGRAM..................................................................... 8
firearms procedures and need not complete a Certifi-
APPROVEDTRAINING........................................................9 cate of Completion.
WHAT'S NEW AT THE RESOURCE CENTER ......................................................13
DIGEST OF CRIMINAL LAWS HAS SOLD OUT...............................................................13 A valuable provision of the law permits the
FIREARMS TRAINING ..............................................................................................14
MPTC to certify other entities to conduct training.
Local public agencies such as law enforcement, correc-
continued on page 3
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Training Notes March-April 2002 Volume 29, Number 2
MARYLAND POLICE AND CORRECTIONAL TRAINING COMMISSIONS
CORRECTIONAL TRAINING COMMISSION POLICE TRAINING COMMISSION AGENCY STAFF
410 - 750-6500 Fax 410 -203-1010
Stuart O. Simms, Chairman Col. David B. Mitchell, Chairman
Office of the Executive Director
Secretary Secretary, Department of State Police 410 - 750-6525
Dept. of Public Safety & Correctional Services Executive Director - Donald G. Hopkins
David N. Bezanson Asst. Attorney General - Holly Knepper
Admin. Asst. - Maria Koenig
Bishop L. Robinson Deputy Secretary
Secretary, Department of Dept. of Public Safety & Correctional Services Executive Development Institute
Juvenile Justice Administrator - Theresa M. Satterfield
Admin. Asst. - Kathy Prieur
Lynne A. Hunt
William W. Sondervan, Ed.D, Special Agent-in-Charge Community Crime Prevention Institute
Commissioner, Division of Correction Federal Bureau of Investigation 410 - 750-6593 800 - 303 - 8802
Administrator - Patricia Sill
Admin. Asst. - Joyce Gary
Judith Sachwald, Director Sheriff Frederick Davis
Division of Parole & Probation President, Md. Sheriffs' Association Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.)
State D.A.R.E. Coordinator - Sgt. Gary Chatfield
Vicki D. Duncan Sheriff Rodney Bartlett Education & Training
President, Md. Criminal Justice Association President, Fraternal Order of Police Deputy Director - Patrick L. Bradley, Esq.
Admin. Asst. - Janet Finch
Admin. Asst. - Rhonda Hill
Sheriff Frederick Davis Wayne D. Hurley Police Program Coord - Patrick O. Smith
President, Md. Sheriffs' Association President, Eastern Shore Police Association Admin., Correctional Trng - Glori a A.Herndon
Admin, Police Recruit Training - Lee Goldman
Represented by: Curriculum Developer - Dr. Darla Rothman
Sheriff David A. Goad Cheif Kenneth W. Krouse Curriculum Researcher - John Fuller
Allegany County Sheriff’s Office President, Md. Chiefs of Police Assn. Juvenile Justice Administrator - Patrick O. Smith
Juvenile Justice Coord-Nicole Gibson
Joe D. Driver Donald N. Langenberg, Ph.D Correctional Entrance Level Training Program
Federal Bureau of Prisons Chancellor University System of Maryland 410 - 750 -6592
Program Director - E. Ray Henderson
Represented by: Registrar - Rhuney Williams
Dr. Calvin W. Burnett, President Dr. Charles F. Wellford
Coppin State College Administrative Services
Assistant Director - Francis L. Manear
Henry E. Hess Admin. Asst. - Terry Weil
J. Joseph Curran, Jr., Attorney General President, Md. Law Enforcement Officers, Inc. Fiscal Administrator - Mike Pense
Represented by: Certification Officer - Chris Melville
Certification Specialist - Ann Kochanski
Stuart M. Nathan, Esq., Principal Counsel Commissioner Edward T. Norris Procurement Officer - Cathie Nash
Dept. of Public Safety & Correctional Services Baltimore Police Department
Support Services
Assistant Director - Raymond A. Franklin
Steven R. Williams J. Joseph Curran, Jr., Attorney General Admin. Asst. - Celeste Keim
President, Md. Correctional Administrators Assn. Represented by: Librarian - Joan Bourne
Audiovisual Specialist - Lewis Pindell
Stuart M. Nathan, Esq., Principal Counsel Electronics Technologist - Chris Esser
Appointed Members: Dept. of Public Safety & Correctional Services Film Reservations (410-750-6590)
Data Services
LaMonte E. Cooke, Vice-Chairman Appointed Members: Information Manager - Carl L. Bart , Jr.
Warden, Queen Anne's County Data Services Coordinator - Richard Browne
Department of Corrections Sheriff Charles F. Mades, Vice-Chairman
Driver Training Facility
Washington Co. Sheriff's Office Administrator - Al Liebno
Barry L.Stanton, Director Admin. Asst. - Linda Ellison
Prince George’s County Chief Joseph S. Johnson 410-549-5732 Fax 410-549-5710
7310 Slacks Road
Dept. of Corrections Annapolis Police Department Sykesville, MD 21784
Anna L. Thomas, Correctional Officer Sheriff R. Hunter Nelms Firearms Training Facility
Rangemaster - Shannon Bohrer
Fredrick County Detetion Center Wicomico Co. Sheriff’s Office Admin. Asst. - Deborah Kowalski
410-552-6300 Fax 410-552-4615
Rudy Adams 7320 Slacks Road
Sykesville, MD 21784
Department of Juvenile Justice
Police Entrance Level Training Program
Program Supervisor - William Crabill, Jr.
410-386-8143 Fax 410-857-0119
300 South Center Street
Westminster, MD 21157
TRAINING NOTES
Proactive Community Supervision
TRAINING NOTES is published bimonthly by the Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions and is distributed to all law Technical Assistance Unit
enforcement and correctional units in the state. Single copies are available by special request. Please include first class postage. Administrator - Glen Plutschak
Admin. Asst. - Lois Saunders
410-295-1287 Fax 410 990-1523
1623 Forest Drive, Suite 203
ASST DIRECTOR FOR SUPPORT SERVICES..............RAYMOND A. FRANKLIN Annapolis, MD 21403
EDITOR....................................................................................................... JOAN BOURNE
ART DIRECTOR....................................................................................... LEWIS PINDELL Race-Based Traffic Stop Unit
Administrator - James Durner
Training Notes is available online at 410-552-6927 Fax 410- 549-5710
7310 Slacks Road
http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/pct/train/ Sykesville, MD 21784
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Training Notes March-April 2002 Volume 29, Number 2
continued from page 1
tions, and military conduct this safety course at their
facilities. Private reputable organizations, such as fire-
EXECUTIVE
arms dealers, sporting goods stores, and fish & game DEVELOPMENT
clubs also conduct this program.
INSTITUTE UPDATE
The MPTC began conducting the program in by: Theresa Satterfield, Administrator
October 2001 using our own personnel as proctors.
After January 1, 2002, the various public and private LEADERSHIP CHALLENGE XI
organizations that were certified to conduct this pro-
gram began scheduling classes of their own. These
The January session “Human Services” was
organizations may use the video presentation or they held in Cumberland, MD. The session was well re-
may use their own instruction format which has been
ceived. The February session “Maryland Government”
pre-approved by the MPTC.
was held in Annapolis and several legislators provided
the class with insight into the legislative process.
As of February 1, 2002, approximately 4,616
individuals have participated in this firearms safety
EXECUTIVE SEMINARS
course and a total of 19 public agencies and 104 pri-
vate reputable organizations are currently autho-
Several new and repeat one-day leadership/
rized to conduct this program. Thus far, most of
managerial courses have been added. These programs
the participants reside in the following six Mary- are receiving high marks. The Executive Development
land sub-divisions:
Institute’s program schedule is in Training Notes. The
schedule is updated as necessary. There is a nominal
BALTIMORE COUNTY 768 fee and space is limited. Notices are mailed to the
Executive Officer of each agency and to the Academy
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY 378 Directors approximately 6 - 8 weeks in advance of the
program. For the current schedule, see page 8 of this
MONTGOMERY COUNTY 291 issue.
FREDERICK COUNTY 225 MID MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
BALTIMORE CITY 179 We have received excellent evaluations from
the participants on both the December and January
HOWARD COUNTY 128 classes with another program scheduled in February,
2002. If funds are available, another program will be
scheduled in March or April of the year.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FUND
Notice of fund availability for FY 2003 will be
sent out. Please note deadline date for submissions.
The Police and Correctional
Training Commissions are administer- POLICE RESPONSE TO TERRORIST ATTACKS
ing and coordinating the firearms
safety course with staff at our agency’s The Maryland Chiefs of Police Association in
Firearms Training Facility at conjunction with Commission staff sponsored this pro-
Sykesville, MD. An informative web gram, which was held in Bowie, Maryland on January
site, www.mdgunsafety.com, explains 29, 2002. Approximately 90 law enforcement person-
the Firearms Safety Training Course; nel heard members of the Arlington Police Department
Article 41, Section 4-201(d-1) which discuss their response to the attacks on the Pentagon.
sets forth the requirement that the This program was made available as a result of a Pro-
Police Training Commission offer this fessional Development Fund initiative.
course; lists participating agencies and
reputable organizations offering the
training; and shows Firearms Safety WORKLOAD ANALYSIS AND RESOURCE ALLO-
Training course sites and upcoming CATION
course schedules throughout the State.
The next program is scheduled for Dec. 2002.
continued on next page
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EXECUTIVE OFFICER PROGRAMS
LEGAL CORNER
by Holly Knepper, Assistant Attorney General
The Law Enforcement Executive Officer Program, spe-
cifically designed for Chiefs and their second in com-
mand, is scheduled for Feb. 25, 26 & 27, March 3, 4, & Americans with Disabilities Act - “disability” -
5 and March 11, 12, & 13, 2002. major life activity
An automobile assembly line worker who
The Correctional Executive Officer Program, specifi- claimed to be disabled from performing her job by
cally designed for Wardens and Deputy Wardens, is carpal tunnel syndrome sued Toyota (her employer)
scheduled for April 7, 8, & 9 and April 15, 16, & 17, under the ADA for failing to provide her with
2002. reasonable accommodation. The trial court ruled in
favor of Toyota before trial, saying her impairment did
UPCOMING INITIATIVES not qualify as a “disability” under the ADA because it
did not ‘substantially limit any major life activities.’
Staff is working on providing a class on Managing the The appeals court reversed, stating that the
Marginal Employee. More information will be forth- impairment substantially limited her major life
coming. activity of performing a class of manual tasks at work,
because she could not do certain kinds of task requiring
Staff is working on a new grant funded program en- gripping tools and repetitive work with hands and
titled “Insight into Correctional Culture: Situational arms extended at or above shoulder levels for extended
Leadership”. The program is two days in length and periods of time.
will be held regionally. Announcements will be mailed
to State and local correctional facilities. A unanimous Supreme Court reversed, ruling
in favor of Toyota. The standard in deciding disability
under the ADA is whether impairment substantially
limits, prevents or restricts tasks that are centrally
important to most people’s daily lives, not just the
2002 POLICE IN-SERVICE inability to perform manual tasks at work. The
TRAINING ALERT impairment’s impact must be permanent or long-term,
so it is not enough to prove disability just by showing a
At its August meeting, the Police medical diagnosis of impairment. Evidence of the
Training Commission directed staff to extent of the limitation is examined on a case-by-case
ensure all law enforcement officers received basis, and occupation-specific tasks may have only
training on race-based traffic stops during limited relevance. In this case, the manual task of
2002. Staff will be reviewing in-service repetitive work with hands and arms extended at or
training approval requests for inclusion of above shoulder levels for extended periods is not an
this topic. This direction does not apply to important part of most people’s daily lives. Here,
agencies which included race-based traffic relatively small changes in her life (e.g., avoid
stop training as part of their 2001 program. sweeping, reducing gardening and driving long
distances) did not make the carpal tunnel syndrome a
disability that “substantially limited” life activities
where she could still brush her teeth, bathe, and do
household chores. Toyota Motor Mfg., Ky., Inc. v.
Williams, 2002 WL 15402 (Jan. 8, 2002).
Search & seizure - motorist stop by border patrol
Border parol agents have a checkpoint along a
main highway in southeastern Arizona and use
magnetic sensors in remote areas in efforts to stem
illegal immigration and smuggling across the U.S.-
Mexico border. Drug smugglers commonly try to avoid
the main highway and checkpoint by using a primitive
dirt road. Border patrol agent Stoddard got a report that
a back-road sensor was triggered, suggesting the vehicle
could be trying to circumvent the checkpoint. The timing
coincided with agents’ shift-change, an event which
leaves back roads unpatrolled. Stoddard decided to
check it out, saw a dust trail and an approaching
minivan, and believed this was the vehicle tripping the
sensors since he saw no other vehicle.
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In a unanimous opinion, the Supreme Court
LEGAL CORNER reversed. The Court held that the warrantless search
of Knight’s home was reasonable under the 4th
As the minivan approached, it slowed dramatically, Amendment because it was supported by reasonable
by about 25 m.p.h. Stoddard passed opposite the suspicion under the totality of the circumstances, and
minivan, and saw that the driver appeared stiff and it was authorized by a condition of his probation. The
pretended not to see Stoddard, although most area Court rejected the idea that the probation order
drivers would give agents a wave. The knees of the 2 allowed probationary searches, but disallowed
children in the back seat were very high, as if propped investigatory searches, because the order itself did
on floor cargo. Stoddard turned around to follow the not differentiate. The Court noted that although the
minivan, and shortly thereafter the children, though 4th Amendment ordinarily requires the degree of
still facing forward, began to wave at Stoddard in an probability embodied in the term “probable cause,” a
abnormal pattern, and did so for about 4-5 minutes, as lesser degree satisfies the constitution when the
if being instructed. The minivan turned onto the last balance of governmental and private interest makes
possible road to avoid the checkpoint. Stoddard such a standard reasonable; that is true here. “When
radioed a registration check, and learned the minivan an officer has reasonable suspicion that a probationer
was registered to an address in the nearest border subject to a search condition is engaged in criminal
town, 4 blocks north of the border in an area notorious activity, there is enough likelihood that criminal
for alien and narcotics smuggling. Stoddard stopped conduct is occurring that an intrusion on the
the minivan, obtained consent from Arvizu (the probationer’s significantly diminished privacy inter-
driver) to search the minivan, and found over 128 ests is reasonable.” U.S. v. Knights, 122 S.Ct. 587
pounds of marijuana in a duffel bag under the (Dec. 10, 2001).
children’s feet and behind another rear seat.
Civil commitment of sexually violent predator
Arvizu was ultimately convicted of possession The State of Kansas sought the civil
with intent to distribute marijuana after unsuccess- commitment of Crane, a previously convicted sexual
fully arguing that Stoddard did not have reasonable offender who suffers from both exhibitionism and
suspicion to stop the minivan. The issue of whether antisocial personality disorder. At issue before the
Stoddard had sufficient reasonable articulable Court is the constitutional requirement for civil
suspicion (RAS) to stop Arvizu went to the Supreme commitment of a dangerous sexual offender. Another
Court. Whether there is sufficient RAS depends on decision construing the Kansas statute held that such
the totality of the circumstances to believe criminal involuntary commitment required dangerousness to
activity is afoot. This is a case-by-case analysis, which one’s self or others, linked to a mental abnormality
allows officers to draw on their own experience and that makes it difficult or impossible to control one’s
training to make inferences and deduction about the dangerous behavior. Kansas v. Hendricks, 521 U.S.
information available to them. A unanimous Court 346 (1997). At issue in this case is what level of lack of
held that in the circumstances of this case, Stoddard control the State must prove in order to get civil
had sufficient RAS to believe Arvizu was engaged in commitment. The Court held that the State is not
illegal behavior, and that the stop was therefore required to prove total or complete lack of control by
reasonable under the 4th Amendment. The Court the offender, but for involuntary commitment there
rejected Arvizu’s argument that a determination of must be at least some lack-of-control determination.
RAS must rule out the possibility of innocent conduct. Kansas v. Crane, 2002 WL 75609 (Jan. 22, 2002).
U.S. v. Arvizu, 122 S.Ct. 744 (Jan 15, 2002).
Search & seizure - rights of probationers
Knights was sentenced to probation, and the LEGAL ADVICE:
probation order included the condition he submit to Police and correctional officers cannot
search anytime, with or without a search or arrest legally exercise their authority until
warrant or reasonable cause, by any probation or law they have been certified by the Police
enforcement officer. While still on probation, Knights or Correctional Training Commission.
became the target of an arson investigation. Police Agencies must not assume that hiring
investigating Knights were aware of the probation an officer and putting him or her
order. Police developed reasonable suspicion and through an academy automatically
searched his home without a warrant, finding qualifies them to start work - they must
evidence linking him to the arson. Knights moved to be certified by MPCTC before they
exercise law enforcement or correc-
suppress the evidence found in his home, arguing
tional authority.
that, although police had reasonable suspicion to
believe he was involved in the arson, the search was
invalid because it was for ‘investigatory’, not
‘probationary’, purposes. The trial and appellate
court agreed.
This advisory is not intended to substitute for the advice of legal counsel. Please use due care and consult your state
and local laws, legal advisors and agency policy and procedure.
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Training Notes March-April 2002 Volume 29, Number 2
PROJECT SAFE:
MARYLAND COMMUNITY CRIME
PREVENTION INSTITUTE For the past year, MCCPI has served on the
Advisory Council of Project SAFE, a public/private part-
MCCPI UPDATE: nership designed to prevent financial exploitation of
older and vulnerable adults. Project SAFE efforts to
by Patricia L. Sill, Administrator
date have included: provision of training for employ-
ees of 48 banks; development of a training manual,
UPCOMING COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL video tape and Power Point presentation for Seniors;
CRIME PREVENTION TRAINING and drafting of Project SAFE lesson plans and related
PROGRAMS: DATES AND LOCATIONS materials for both law enforcement officer recruit and
in-service training classes. A Project SAFE tips card
Dates and locations have been confirmed for for display in banks has been developed and will be
MCCPI’s Commercial and Residential Crime Preven- distributed shortly. Plans for the training delivery and
tion Training Programs, as follows: dissemination of materials are currently being devel-
oped.
Commercial Program: March 4-8, 2002 at the
Soldier’s Delight Complex in Owings Mills (Baltimore To request a copy of a Project SAFE brochure,
County). This program has been approved for 29 1/2 call the MCCPI Office at 410-750-6593 or 1-800-303-
hours of in-service credits. 8802. For more information on Project SAFE, call the
Maryland Department of Aging at 1-800-AGE-DIAL.
Residential Programs: April 8-11, 2002 at the
Castle in the Sand Hotel in Ocean City, MD; June 3-6,
2002 at the Soldier’s Delight Complex in Owings Mills;
October 7-10, 2002 at the Frederick County Public
Safety Training Center. Each of these programs has
been approved for 25 hours of in-service credits.
Notices of these training programs were mailed
to law enforcement agencies throughout Maryland in
January, 2002.
For more information on these programs, call
Mr. Leo French or Mr. Bruce Miller at 410-750-6593
or 1-800-303-8802. Members of Section IV and the Mary-
land / Delaware Chapter of the FBINAA
McGRUFF TRAINING: invite you to attend the 2002 Confer-
ence on the Chesapeake in Baltimore,
MCCPI will offer a one-day training on the Maryland, July 13-17, 2002
Guidelines and Use of the McGruff Costume on Tues-
day, June 11, 2002. The training will take place at the The Conference on the Chesapeake will be
Police and Correctional Training Commissions in
Woodstock and will include a history of the McGruff an exciting time for all attendees. Excellent
Program and will also feature experiences of those who training and special events will surpass
have used the McGruff costume. It is open to all inter- everyone’s expectations.”
ested law enforcement officers in the state, and no-
tices of the training were mailed statewide in Janu- Contact Us
ary. We expect to have a toll-free information
telephone line in service in the next few weeks.
This McGruff training was offered for the first
time last year and evaluations received from those who
More information is available at
attended were all very positive. In fact, it was so suc-
cessful that the National Crime Prevention Council, http://www.fbinaa.org/public/articles/
of whom McGruff is the mascot, requested that a pre- conf.htm
sentation relative to it be included at their October
2001 National Conference on Preventing Crime. For information regarding registration,
email Joseph Lyle at:
For more information on the McGruff Train- jlyle@mail.aacc.cc.md.us
ing Program, call Mr. Bruce Miller at 410-750-6593 or
or Edgar Koch at
1-800-303-8802.
edgar.koch@baltimorepolice.org
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Training Notes March-April 2002 Volume 29, Number 2
MARYLAND TRAINING SCHEDULE
Training Notes is available online at http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/pct/train/
The dates and locations of training programs listed are subject to change or cancellation without prior notice. Although PCTC will make reasonable effort to
schedule displaced applicants in other training classes, final responsibility for personnel receiving mandated training within the prescribed time period remains with
the employing agency. Employing agencies are encouraged to register their personnel in mandated programs as early as possible.
CORRECTIONAL ENTRANCE LEVEL TRAINING PROGRAM - WOODSTOCK
The below dates are subject to adjustment/cancellation due to the hiring practices and enrollment of those institutions that use this academy. Administrators are
advised to schedule their employees for training as early as possible after employment. The classes will have a maximum enrollment of 47. Supplemental Booklets
are available to assist Field Training Officers (FTO's) with new objective policy.
Class Beginning Date Ending Date Ending Date [14 day staff)
For registration information concerning these programs,
02-12 March 13, 2002 April 17, 2002 April 1, 2002 please contact Rhuney Williams at (410) 750-6592 fax (410)
02-13 March 20, 2002 April 24, 2002 April 8, 2002 203-2101.
02-14 April 10, 2002 May 15, 2002 April 29, 2002 Find us on the World Wide Web:
02-15 April 24, 2002 May 30, 2002 May 13, 2002 http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/pct/train/
02-16 May 15, 2002 June 20, 2002 June 4, 2uO2
02-17 May 22, 2002 June 27, 2002 June 11, 2002
CORRECTIONAL SUPERVISOR AND ADMINISTRATOR TRAINING PROGRAMS
FIRST LINE CORRECTIONAL SUPERVISOR PROGRAMS-SCHEDULE
NOTE - 5 PROGRAMS - EACH 5 DAYS - LIMIT 24 PARTICIPANTS
FEE: $150.00 per person - Agencies will be billed by the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
March 11-15, 2002 Community College-Balto. Co. -Owings Mills
May 13-17, 2002 **Frederick Co. Public Safety Facility INSTRUCTIONS: A Nomination Form MUST be completed for
September 23-27,2002 Community College-Balto. Co. -Owings Mills each person, signed by the Agency Head & submitted to Gloria
October 21-25, 2002 Community College-Balto. Co. -Owings Mills Herndon. For additional information on Correctional Supervisor,
NOTE: Training location is tentative. Administrator and Specialized programs, contact Gloria Herndon
Note : A “waiting list” is being maintained for “full” programs. at (410) 750-6545.
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FIRST LINE CORRECTIONAL ADMINISTRATOR PROGRAMS
FEE: $150.00 per person - Agencies will be billed by the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
April 1-4 and 15-17, 2002 Community College-Balto. Co. -Owings Mills
October 1-4 and 14-16, 2002 Community College-Balto. Co. -Owings Mills
NOTE - EACH PROGRAM IS 7 DAYS IN LENGTH - LIMIT 20 PARTICIPANTS
Nomination forms for Correctional Programs are to be submitted to Gloria A. Herndon NOTE: Training locations are tentative.
POLICE AND CORRECTIONAL INSTRUCTOR TRAINING PROGRAMS
2002 TRAINING PROGRAMS - SCHEDULE FEE: $150.00 per person - Agencies will be billed by the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
BASIC INSTRUCTOR TRAINING ENHANCED INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
April 1-5, 2002 Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Academy July 22-26, 29-30, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
August 19-23, 2002 Hagerstown Police at Frostburg State
August 5-9, & 12-13, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
September 9-13, 2002 Southern MD Criminal Justice Academy Sept 23-27, 30-Oct 1, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
November 4-8, 2002 Harford County Sheriff’s Office at HCC October 7-11, & 14-15, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
(Limit 24) December 2-6, & 9-10, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
(Limit 24)
ENHANCED INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
ADVANCED INSTRUCTOR TRAINING
March 4-8, & 11-12, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
April 29-May 3, & 6-7, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County April 15-19, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
June 3-7, & 10-11, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County September 16-20, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
July 8-12, & 15-16, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County (Limit 16)
(Limit 24)
Note : A “waiting list” is being maintained for “full” programs.
Register early. Programs fill quickly.
INSTRUCTIONS: For any programs listed above, a Nomination Form MUST be completed for each person, signed by the Agency Head and
submitted to Patrick O. Smith. For additional information on Police & Correctional Instructor Training, Police Administrator or Police Supervisor
Training programs, contact Patrick O. Smith at (410) 750-6561.
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MARYLAND TRAINING SCHEDULE
Training Notes is available online at http://www.dpscs.state.md.us/pct/train/
POLICE ADMINISTRATOR AND SUPERVISOR TRAINING PROGRAMS
FEE: $150.00 per person - Agencies will be billed by the Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
Note : A “waiting list” is being maintained for “full” programs.
POLICE ADMINISTRATOR TRAINING POLICE SUPERVISOR TRAINING
April 8-12, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County March 18-22, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
June 24-28, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County May 13-17, 2002 Eastern Shore, MD (Site TBD)
November 18-22, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County June 17-21, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
(Limit 24) October 21-25, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
December 16-20, 2002 Community College of Baltimore County
(Limit 24)
Register early. Programs fill quickly.
INSTRUCTIONS: For any programs listed on the above, a Nomination Form MUST be completed for each person, signed by the Agency Head and submitted to Patrick
O. Smith. For additional information on Police & Correctional Instructor Training, Police Administrator or Police Supervisor Training programs, contact Patrick O.
Smith at 410 (750)-6561.
EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE PROGRAMS - CALENDAR YEAR 2002
LEADERSHIP SCHOOL (3 Days) EXECUTIVE SEMINARS (1 DAY)
FEE: $210.00 per person
Leadership Communication Skills Mar. 1, 2002 Baltimore
Assertiveness Training for Managers Mar. 8, 2002 Westminster
March 19-21, 2002 Baltimore Interviewing for Success Mar. 15, 2002 Baltimore
April 16-18, 2002 Annapolis Risk Taking for Leaders Mar. 22, 2002 Westminster
May 14-16, 2002 Frederick Working with Difficult People Apr. 5, 2002 Westminster
June 25-27, 2002 Frederick Creating Organizational Effect. Apr. 12, 2002 Baltimore
August 20-22, 2002 Annapolis Coaching & Counseling Employees Apr. 19, 2002 Westminster
September 17-19, 2002 Baltimore Bridge Building: Creating a
October 8-10, 2002 Frederick Climate for Diversity Apr. 26, 2002 Baltimore
November 12-14, 2002 Wye Mills The Balancing Act: Managing
Stress in Turbulent Times May 10, 2002 Baltimore
Assessing Your Team May 17, 2002 Westminster
PATROL WORKLOAD ANALYSIS Effective Presentation Skills May 20, 2002 Baltimore
Successful Transitioning to
AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION Management May 31, 2002 Westminster
(2 Days) Coaching and Counseling June 7, 2002 Baltimore
December 2-3, 2002 Baltimore
Please Note: There is a charge for all of the above programs. Further
L.E.O.B.R. LAW ENFORCEMENT information, to include costs and locations, will be provided in future is-
OFFICERS BILL OF RIGHTS sues. For additional information, contact
A program has been scheduled for March 18 & 19, 2002 in Harford County. Ms. Terry Satterfield at 410-750-6546.
Notices have been mailed out. Space is limited.
SKILLS MANAGER INSTRUCTOR
TRAINING 2002 TRAINING PROGRAM
Carroll Community College
1601 Washington Road
Westminster, Md 21157
The next sessions for Skills Manager Training Scheduled Dates:
have been scheduled on April 25 and 26, July 25 April 8-12, 2002 June 3-7, 2002
and 26 and October 24 and 25 from 9:00 to 4:30 Time: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
at the University of Maryland College Park The COST $199.00 PER PERSON INCLUDES WORKBOOK.
cost is $175.00 and includes a workbook. Again, PAYMENT MUST ACCOMPANY REGISTRATIONS
space is extremely limited. If interested, please For directions go to website: http://www.carroll.cc.md.us
call Celeste Keim at (410) 750-6532.
TO REGISTER CONTACT THE COLLEGE DIRECTLY
Contact: Helen Choman Phone: 410-386-8100 Fax: 410-
876-5869
NOTE: This course meets the mandated requirements of the
Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions and may
be used for in-service training credit.
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APPROVED TRAINING
TRAINING PROGRAMS APPROVED BY THE POLICE AND CORRECTIONAL TRAINING COMMISSIONS (Additions since June 2000 Training Notes)
These are training programs which the Commission has approved for delivery. Provided that proper arrangements with the
offering agencies have been made, these programs may be used by other agencies without prior Commission approval. Check
with these agencies regarding dates, fees, and the like.
PROGRAM TYPE KEY
TRAINING PROGRAMS APPROVED BY POLICE TRAINING COMMISSION
(E=Entry Level) (I=Inservice) (F=Firearms) (M=Miscellaneous) (L=LETN)
AGENCY PROG. APPR# TYPE HOURS APPROVED EXPIRES
Allegany Co Sheriff P6869 Officer Safety/Tatical ASP Baton/OC Pepper Mace Inservice 12.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Annapolis Police P7006 Inservice-Officers Inservice 18.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Annapolis Police P7005 Inservice-Supervisors Inservice 26.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Annapolis Police P6912 Police Officer Auxiliary Program Miscellaneous 0.0 11/29/2001 11/29/2004
Baltimore City Police P6814 Annual Day Firearms 2.0 12/06/2001 12/06/2004
Baltimore City Police P6812 Annual Reduced Light Firearms 0.0 12/06/2001 12/06/2004
Baltimore City Police P6813 Annual Reduced Light Firearms 0.0 12/06/2001 12/06/2004
Baltimore City Police P7038 Basic Instructor Training Program Instructor 35.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Baltimore City Police P6815 Entrance Level Firearms Firearms 120.0 12/06/2001 12/06/2004
Baltimore City Police P6816 Less Lethal Program Firearms 8.0 12/06/2001 12/06/2004
Baltimore City Police Academy P6916 Baltimore City Police Academy 2001-06 Entry Level 1,015.0 12/20/2001 12/20/2002
Baltimore City Police Academy P7043 Police Corps Entrance Level Training 2002-1 Entry Level 1,320.0 1/11/2002 1/11/2003
Baltimore Co Police P7012 Incident Management System Training Inservice 7.0 1/08/2002 1/08/2005
Baltimore Co Police P6811 Less Lethal Beanbag Munitions Training Firearms 4.0 12/05/2001 12/05/2004
Baltimore Co Police P6909 Lieutenants In-Service Inservice 21.0 11/29/2001 11/29/2004
Baltimore Co Police P6910 Officers In-Service Inservice 21.0 11/29/2001 11/29/2004
Baltimore Co Police P6803 Patrol Rifle Program Firearms 22.5 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Baltimore Co Police P6809 S/A Qualification Assault Rifle Firearms 0.0 12/03/2001 12/03/2004
Baltimore Co Police P6911 Sgt's/Corporal In-Service Inservice 21.0 11/29/2001 11/29/2004
Baltimore Co Police Training Acad P6919 Baltimore Co. 113th Entry Level Class Entry Level 980.0 12/28/2001 12/28/2002
Carroll Co Sheriff P7011 Cultural Diversity Inservice 7.0 1/08/2002 1/08/2005
Carroll Co Sheriff P6927 Dipolmatic Immunity Inservice 2.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Carroll Co Sheriff P6925 Hazmat Inservice 4.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Carroll Co Sheriff P6923 Preliminary Breath Testing Inservice 8.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Carroll Co Sheriff P6922 Raced Based Traffic Stops Inservice 1.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Carroll Co Sheriff P6924 Radar Certification Inservice 6.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Carroll Co Sheriff P6926 Report Writing Inservice 4.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Carroll Co Sheriff P6928 Warrant Service Class Inservice 2.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Cecil Co Sheriff P6931 Spanish Survival for LE Inservice 16.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Charles Co Sheriff P6874 Anthrax Awareness Inservice 4.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Charles Co Sheriff P6802 Modified Transition Course- Pistol to Pistol Firearms 3.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Charles Co Sheriff P6887 Raced Based Traffic Stops Inservice 2.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Chestertown Police P6849 Response to Rape & Sexual Assault Inservice 3.0 11/05/2001 11/05/2004
Coppin State College Police P6818 Annual Day Revolver Firearms 2.0 12/28/2001 12/28/2004
Coppin State College Police P6819 Annual Reduced Light Revolver Firearms 0.0 12/28/2001 12/28/2004
CSX Transport Police P6876 ASP Expandable Baton Inservice 8.0 11/13/2001 11/13/2004
Denton Police P6901 Police Response to Crimes of Sexual Assault Inservice 1.0 11/28/2001 11/28/2004
Dept Of State Police P6900 Basic Internet Crimes Inservice 8.0 11/28/2001 11/28/2004
Dept Of State Police P6954 Child Abuse & Sexual Assault Investigation Trainin Inservice 40.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Dept Of State Police P6843 Collision Reconstruction Specialist Training Inservice 24.0 11/05/2001 11/05/2004
Dept Of State Police P6863 Interview & Inerrogation Inservice 32.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Dept Of State Police P6915 Weapons of Mass Destruction Inservice 6.0 12/11/2001 12/11/2004
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad P6944 Advanced Accident Investigation Inservice 80.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad P6817 Entry Level Firearms Firearms 44.0 12/28/2001 12/28/2004
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad P6917 ESCJA - Comp. Compliance II Entry Level 45.0 12/20/2001 12/20/2002
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad P6918 ESCJA - Comparative Compl. I and IV Entry Level 180.0 12/20/2001 12/20/2002
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad P6881 ESCJA Police Entrance Level Training Entry Level 864.0 11/20/2001 11/20/2002
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad P7053 Interview, Interrogation and Statement Analysis Inservice 21.0 1/15/2002 1/15/2005
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad P7051 MS Powerpoint Seminar Inservice 7.0 1/15/2002 1/15/2005
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad P7052 MS Word Seminar Inservice 7.0 1/15/2002 1/15/2005
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad P6870 Survival Spanish & Occupant Protection Inservice 21.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Easton Police P7041 General Inservice Inservice 18.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Elkton Police P6921 Armament Systems & Procedures Tactical Baton Inservice 4.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Elkton Police P6945 Defensive Tactics Inservice 8.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Frederick Co Sheriff P6991 General Inservide Inservice 35.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg City Police P6804 Annual Day Pistol Firearms 2.0 11/27/2001 11/27/2004
Frostburg City Police P6805 Annual Reduced Light Firearms 0.0 11/27/2001 11/27/2004
Frostburg City Police P6806 Annual Shotgun Firearms 0.0 11/27/2001 11/27/2004
Frostburg City Police P6807 Off Duty Pistol Firearms 0.0 11/27/2001 11/27/2004
Frostburg City Police P6808 Off Duty Revolver Firearms 0.0 11/27/2001 11/27/2004
Frostburg State University Police P6977 Accident Investigation Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6958 Campus Policing Part 1: Campus & Comm Relation Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6962 Child Abuse, Part 1 Historical Perspective Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6971 Child Abuse, Part 2 Characteristics of Abuse Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6972 Cold Climate Confrontations, Part 1 Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6983 Cold Climate Confrontations, Part 2 Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6955 Collapsible Baton Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6981 Combat Handcuffing I Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
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APPROVED TRAINING
TRAINING PROGRAMS APPROVED BY THE POLICE AND CORRECTIONAL TRAINING COMMISSIONS (Additions since June 2000 Training Notes)
These are training programs which the Commission has approved for delivery. Provided that proper arrangements with the
offering agencies have been made, these programs may be used by other agencies without prior Commission approval. Check
with these agencies regarding dates, fees, and the like.
PROGRAM TYPE KEY
TRAINING PROGRAMS APPROVED BY POLICE TRAINING COMMISSION
AGENCY PROG. APPR# TYPE HOURS APPROVED EXPIRES
Frostburg State University Police P6982 Controlling Calls Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6961 Defense Tactics Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6969 Department Ethics, Part 1 Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6957 Detecting Deception Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6973 Dispatcher Stress Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6976 Evidence Chain of Custody Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6956 Field Sobriety Testing, Part 1 Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6968 Field Sobriety Testing, Part 2 Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6988 Hidden Secrets of Drug Use Inservice 2.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6967 Knife Defense Sudden Attack Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6980 Managing A Communications Division Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6984 OC Spray and the Effects Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6966 Pepper Spray Do's and Don'ts Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6974 Perception is Reality Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6965 Rape: Developing Investigative Skills Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6970 Rape: Dispelling The Myths Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6985 Restraint Liability Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6959 Service Calls Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6979 Stress Management Recognition Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6975 Techniques for Dispatchers Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6960 Theft Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6987 Use of Force Misconceptions Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6986 Visual ID Never Forget a Face Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6964 Visual ID: The Myth of Stereotyping Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6963 Winning Courtroom Confrontations, Part 1 Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Frostburg State University Police P6978 Winning Courtroom Confrontations, Part 2 Inservice 0.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Gaithersburg Police P6885 Racial Based Profiling Inservice 0.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Garrett Co Sheriff P7009 Civil Process, Writs of Execution & Levys Inservice 2.0 1/08/2002 1/08/2005
Garrett Co Sheriff P6989 CPR and First Responder Inservice 8.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Garrett Co Sheriff P6990 Monitoring Behavior to Assure Reliability Inservice 4.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Greenbelt Police P7007 Child Abuse and Sex Crimes Inservice 2.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Hagerstown Police P6866 CPR Recertification Inservice 3.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Hagerstown Police P7046 Cultural Diversity Inservice 1.0 1/14/2002 1/14/2005
Hagerstown Police P6845 Fire Police Unit Update Inservice 0.5 11/05/2001 11/05/2004
Hagerstown Police P7039 Policies & Professional Procedures Standards Inservice 7.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Hagerstown Police P7045 Protecting Personal Assets Inservice 1.0 1/14/2002 1/14/2005
Hagerstown Police P6899 Raced Based Traffic Stops Inservice 1.0 11/28/2001 11/28/2004
Hagerstown Police P6846 Review of Dept. Rules & Regulation Inservice 2.0 11/05/2001 11/05/2004
Hagerstown Police P6929 Review of DWI Field Test Inservice 4.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Hagerstown Police P6847 Street Level Drug Interdiction Inservice 6.5 11/05/2001 11/05/2004
Hagerstown Police P6993 Update of Code Enforcement Unit Inservice 1.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Hagerstown Police P6992 Update of Sex Harassment Policy Inservice 1.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Hagerstown Police P6844 Update on Md/Federal Law Inservice 1.0 11/05/2001 11/05/2004
Howard Co Department Of Corrections C3629 Annual Day Revolver Firearms 2.0 12/03/2001 12/03/2004
Howard Co Department Of Corrections C3632 Annual Off Duty Revolver Firearms 0.0 12/03/2001 12/03/2004
Howard Co Department Of Corrections C3630 Annual Recuced Light Revolver Firearms 0.0 12/03/2001 12/03/2004
Howard Co Department Of Corrections C3631 Annual Shotgun Firearms 0.0 12/03/2001 12/03/2004
Howard Co Police P6994 Infectious Desease Update Inservice 1.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Howard Co Police P7004 Police Auxiliary Program Miscellaneous 0.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Howard Co Police P7015 WMD Inservice 4.0 1/09/2002 1/09/2005
Howard Co Sheriff P6898 FAA-Flying While Armed Inservice 2.0 11/28/2001 11/28/2004
Kent Co Sheriff P6801 Basic Training Course Assault Rifle Firearms 6.0 11/20/2001 11/20/2004
Kent Co Sheriff P6800 Semi-Annual Assault Rifle Firearms 0.0 11/20/2001 11/20/2004
Law Enforcement Television Network P6873 Corr Digest-Tactical Jaw & Limb Control L.E.T.N. 0.5 11/01/2001 11/01/2004
Law Enforcement Television Network P6871 Handcuffing for Survival L.E.T.N. 0.5 11/01/2001 11/01/2004
Law Enforcement Television Network P6904 Med Detecties-Electron Microscopy L.E.T.N. 0.5 12/01/2001 11/29/2004
Law Enforcement Television Network P6872 Medical Detectives-Advances in DNA tests L.E.T.N. 0.5 11/01/2001 11/01/2004
Law Enforcement Television Network P6906 Mentally Ill Suspects L.E.T.N. 0.5 12/01/2001 12/01/2004
Law Enforcement Television Network P7032 Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy L.E.T.N. 0.5 1/01/2002 1/01/2005
Law Enforcement Television Network P7030 Passenger Side Vehicle Approaches L.E.T.N. 0.5 1/01/2002 1/01/2005
Law Enforcement Television Network P7031 Pistol Protocols L.E.T.N. 0.5 1/01/2002 1/01/2005
Law Enforcement Television Network P7027 Recognizing Possible Suspects L.E.T.N. 0.5 1/01/2002 1/01/2005
Law Enforcement Television Network P7029 Roll Call-Stop & Frisk Considerations L.E.T.N. 0.5 1/01/2002 1/01/2005
Law Enforcement Television Network P7028 Tactical Communication, Part 1 L.E.T.N. 0.5 1/01/2002 1/01/2005
Law Enforcement Television Network P6907 Tactical jaw & Limb Control L.E.T.N. 0.5 12/01/2001 12/01/2004
Law Enforcement Television Network P7033 Visual System Dominance L.E.T.N. 0.5 1/01/2002 1/01/2005
Law Enforcement Television Network P6905 You Make the Call-Part 1 L.E.T.N. 0.5 12/01/2001 12/01/2004
Md DOC Home Detention Unit P6895 Air/Bloodborne Pathogens Inservice 3.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
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APPROVED TRAINING
TRAINING PROGRAMS APPROVED BY THE POLICE AND CORRECTIONAL TRAINING COMMISSIONS (Additions since June 2000 Training Notes)
(E=Entry Level) (I=Inservice) (F=Firearms) (M=Miscellaneous) (L=LETN)
TRAINING PROGRAMS APPROVED BY POLICE TRAINING COMMISSION
AGENCY PROG. APPR# TYPE HOURS APPROVED EXPIRES
Md DOC Home Detention Unit P6797 Annual Day Pistol Firearms 2.0 11/20/2001 11/20/2004
Md DOC Home Detention Unit P6798 Annual Reduced Light Firearms 0.0 11/20/2001 11/20/2004
Md DOC Home Detention Unit P6894 PPCT Defensive Tactics Inservice 4.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Md DOC Home Detention Unit P6893 PR 24 Baton Inservice 4.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Md Natural Resources Police P7003 Bloodborne Pathogens Inservice 3.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Md Natural Resources Police P6998 CDS Update Inservice 3.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Md Natural Resources Police P6996 Controlled Force Inservice 6.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Md Natural Resources Police P7002 First Responder Recert Inservice 16.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Md Natural Resources Police P7000 LEOBR/ Police Integrity Inservice 3.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Md Natural Resources Police P7001 NRP Complaint Procedures Inservice 3.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Md Natural Resources Police P6997 Practical Use of GPS Inservice 3.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Md State Fire Marshal P6995 WMD Ops and Decon Inservice 3.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Md Transportation Authority Police P7037 Ethics in Policing Inservice 2.0 1/09/2002 1/09/2005
Md Transportation Authority Police P6908 FAA Explosive Detectiion Cannine Handler Inservice 400.0 11/29/2001 11/29/2004
Md Transportation Authority Police P7035 High Risk Traffic Stops Inservice 2.0 1/09/2002 1/09/2002
Md Transportation Authority Police P7034 Officer Safety/Defensive Tactics Inservice 2.0 1/09/2002 1/09/2005
Md Transportation Authority Police P6867 Policing the Disabled (Immobility) Inservice 5.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Md Transportation Authority Police P6868 Policing the Disabled (Traumatic Brain Injury) Inservice 5.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Md Transportation Authority Police P7036 Simmunitions Scenario Training Inservice 2.0 1/09/2002 1/09/2005
MNCPPC-Montgomery Co Division P6842 Annual Inservice-2001 Inservice 18.0 11/05/2001 11/05/2004
MNCPPC-Montgomery Co Division P6933 Marine Training Program Inservice 10.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
MNCPPC-Montgomery Co Division P6932 Sex Assault Victims-Adult and Children Inservice 2.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Montgomery Co Police Academy P7042 Police Entrance Level Training Program - 40 Entry Level 1,080.0 1/11/2002 1/11/2003
Morgan State University Police P7050 General Inservice Inservice 19.0 1/15/2002 1/15/2005
Ocean City Police P6947 Defensive Tactics Inservice 6.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Ocean City Police P6951 Investigations of Missing and Exploited Children Inservice 2.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Ocean City Police P6948 Patrol Response to Death Investigations Inservice 1.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Ocean City Police P6952 Records Management System Training Inservice 8.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Ocean City Police P6950 Traffic Law Update Inservice 1.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2002
Prince Georges Co Police Academy P6913 Prince George's Co. Training Session 96 Entry Level 1,040.0 11/30/2001 11/30/2002
Queen Annes Co Sheriff P6799 Semi-Annual SMG Firearms 0.0 11/20/2001 11/20/2004
Ridgely Police P6902 Police Response to Crimes of Sexual Assault Inservice 1.0 11/28/2001 11/28/2004
Rockville Police P6848 Laser Speed Detection Inservice 8.0 11/05/2001 11/05/2004
Rockville Police P6935 NCIC Recertification Inservice 4.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Rockville Police P7008 Personnel Policy and Procedure Inservice 2.0 1/08/2002 1/08/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P6941 Bloodborne Pathogens Inservice 1.5 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P6878 Chemical Agents/OC Spray Inservice 3.0 11/13/2001 11/13/2004
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P6938 Constitutionally Based Stops Inservice 3.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P6939 DNA Evidence-ID & Preservation Inservice 4.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P6936 Investigation of Missing and Exploited Children Inservice 3.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P6937 Lyme Disease Awareness Inservice 1.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P7013 Officers Flying While Armed Inservice 1.0 1/08/2002 1/08/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P6943 Response to WMD Inservice 7.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P6942 Risk Management Inservice 7.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad P6940 Sexual Harassment & Discrimination Inservice 2.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Takoma Park Police P6930 General Inservice Inservice 18.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Thomas B Finan Center P7048 Charges(Application for Statement of Charges) Inservice 1.0 1/14/2002 1/14/2005
Thurmont Police P6864 Ballistic Shield Training Inservice 0.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Thurmont Police P6865 Critical Incident Response for First Responders Inservice 8.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
U Of Md Baltimore Police P6920 General Inservice Inservice 28.0 1/02/2002 1/02/2005
Washington Co Sheriff P6877 Airport Security Procedures Inservice 3.0 11/13/2001 11/13/2004
Washington Co Sheriff P7047 Basic Radar Certification Inservice 24.0 1/14/2002 1/14/2005
Washington Co Sheriff P6897 DWI Detection and Field Sobriety Testing Inservice 1.0 11/28/2001 11/28/2004
Washington Co Sheriff P6934 Evidence Processing Inservice 1.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Washington Co Sheriff P6862 Hazmat Inservice 1.0 11/05/2001 11/05/2004
Washington Co Sheriff P6890 Intro to WMD Inservice 1.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Washington Co Sheriff P6953 Legal Updates Inservice 1.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Washington Co Sheriff P6896 Raced Based Traffic Stops Inservice 1.0 11/28/2001 11/28/2004
Washington Co Sheriff P6889 Radar Recertification Inservice 0.5 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Washington Metro Transit Academy P6879 Metro Transit Police Comparative Compl. Class 56 Entry Level 248.0 11/13/2001 11/13/2002
Western Maryland Hospital Center P6884 Police Computer Skill-Power Point Inservice 6.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Western Maryland Police Academy P6914 Western Md. 35th Police Academy Entry Level 840.0 12/05/2001 12/05/2002
Wicomico Co Sheriff P6821 Annual Day Firearms 2.0 12/31/2001 12/31/2004
Wicomico Co Sheriff P6822 Annual Off Duty Firearms 0.0 12/31/2001 12/31/2004
Wicomico Co Sheriff P6796 Annual Qual Reduced Light Firearms 0.0 11/16/2001 11/16/2004
Wicomico Co Sheriff P6892 Courthouse Security Inservice 7.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Wicomico Co Sheriff P6891 Dealing with Rape Victims & Child Abuse Inservice 1.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Wicomico Co Sheriff P6820 Entry Level Pistol Firearms 12.0 12/31/2001 12/31/2004
Worcester Co Detention Center C3633 Annual Day Firearms 2.0 12/28/2001 12/28/2004
Worcester Co Detention Center C3634 Annual Reduced Light Firearms 0.0 12/28/2001 12/28/2004
Worcester Co Detention Center C3635 Annual Shotgun Firearms 0.0 12/28/2001 12/28/2004
Worcester Co Detention Center C3636 Entrance Level Firearms Firearms 35.0 12/28/2001 12/28/2004
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APPROVED TRAINING
TRAINING PROGRAMS APPROVED BY THE POLICE AND CORRECTIONAL TRAINING COMMISSIONS (Additions since June 2000 Training Notes)
(E=Entry Level) (I=Inservice) (F=Firearms) (M=Miscellaneous) (L=LETN)
TRAINING PROGRAMS APPROVED BY CORRECTIONAL TRAINING COMMISSION
AGENCY PROG. APPR# TYPE HOURS APPROVED EXPIRES
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3910 1-800-DDF Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3911 4 Roles of Leadership Inservice 24.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3903 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Inservice 32.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3914 7 Habits Overview Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3913 7 Habits Refresher, Pt 1 & Pt 2 Inservice 16.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3909 Contraband Control, Searches & Shakedowns Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3889 Correctional Entrance Level Training Program Entry Level 160.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2003
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3904 Counsler's Hot Tips Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3897 Couseling Theory & Practice Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3905 Crisis Intervention Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3917 Cultural Diversity Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3906 Defensive Tactics Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3907 Direct Supervision Basics Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3908 EYWKARBWATA Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3916 How to Support a Hostage Negotiation Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3890 Life Lessons Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3912 Lt and CJPS Directive Overview Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3891 Officer Overview On Addictions & Couseling Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3892 Play It Safe Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3893 PPCT Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3894 Prevention of Escapees and Inmate Disturbances Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3895 Roles of Correctional Saff Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3915 Sgt. Directive Overview Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3896 Special Pops/Special needs Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3902 Trauma Victims in Corrections Inservice 0.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3901 Traveling Through the System Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3900 Trial & Error Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3899 Women in the House Inservice 8.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Anne Arundel Co Dept. Of Det. Fac. C3898 Workplace Violence Inservice 4.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2005
Cecil Co Detention Center C3856 The React System Basic Certification Inservice 5.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Cecil Co Detention Center C3855 Ultron II & Power Sheild Certification Inservice 8.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2004
Eastern Correctional Inst C3879 Commitment Issues Inservice 2.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3880 Conflict Resolution and You Inservice 7.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3858 Conflict Resolution Presentation Skills Inservice 15.0 11/28/2001 11/28/2004
Eastern Correctional Inst C3882 Coping and Managing Stress Inservice 2.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3919 Coping and Managing Stress for Clerical Staff Inservice 4.0 1/14/2002 1/14/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3876 Effective Communications Inservice 7.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3881 Effective Time management Inservice 2.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3920 Effective Time Management for Clerical Staff Inservice 4.0 1/14/2002 1/14/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3877 Ethical Choices Inservice 4.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3874 Results Through Team Building Inservice 4.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3878 Understanding and Handling Difficult People Inservice 4.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Eastern Correctional Inst C3875 Understanding Leadership Inservice 7.5 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad C3848 ESCJA - ISS Training Sess. 53 Entry Level 100.0 11/01/2001 11/01/2002
Eastern Shore Criminal Justice Acad C3847 ESCJA Corr. Entrance Level Training Sess 53 Entry Level 202.0 11/01/2001 11/01/2002
Harford Co Detention Center C3872 Correctional Inservice Inservice 32.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Harford Co Detention Center C3873 Correctional Inservice (Partial) Inservice 16.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Md Dept Of Health & Mental Hygiene C3887 Risking Connection Inservice 5.0 1/09/2002 1/09/2005
Md Division Of Corrections C3866 Chemical Munitions Instructor Course Inservice 18.0 12/18/2001 12/18/2004
Md Division Of Corrections C3864 Emergency Response Plan Inservice 3.0 12/12/2001 12/12/2004
Md Division Of Corrections C3865 Ethics and Professionalism Inservice 1.0 12/12/2001 12/12/2004
Md Division Of Corrections C3857 First Aid/CPR/AED Bridging Course Inservice 8.0 11/21/2001 11/21/2001
Md Division Of Corrections C3850 Presentation Skills Inservice 16.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Md Division Of Parole & Probation C3849 Critical Incident Inservice 12.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Md Division Of Parole & Probation C3863 First line Supervisor Training Program Supervisor 35.0 11/29/2001 11/29/2004
Md Division Of Parole & Probation C3862 Intoximeter Inservice 0.5 11/29/2001 11/29/2004
Metropolitan Transition Center C3854 Cell Searches Inservice 2.0 11/13/2001 11/13/2004
Metropolitan Transition Center C3853 DOC Driver Improvement Inservice 1.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Metropolitan Transition Center C3852 DOC Restraint Devices Inservice 1.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Montgomery Co Detention Center C3885 First Aid Review Inservice 4.0 1/08/2002 1/08/2005
Montgomery Co Detention Center C3871 SCBA Inservice 4.0 1/07/2002 1/07/2005
Patuxent Institution C3861 Electronic Mobilizing Devices Inservice 8.0 11/29/2001 11/29/2004
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad C3868 Controlled F.O.R.C.E. Defensive Tactics Inservice 4.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad C3869 Custody and Security Awareness Inservice 4.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad C3870 Religion in Corrections Inservice 3.0 1/03/2002 1/03/2005
Southern Md Criminal Justice Acad C3886 Use of Force/Simmunitions for CO's Inservice 7.0 1/08/2002 1/08/2005
Washington Co Detention Center C3884 CPR Inservice 7.0 1/08/2002 1/08/2005
Washington Co Detention Center C3883 First Aid Inservice 4.0 1/08/2002 1/08/2005
Washington Co Detention Center C3888 Mental Health Inservice 4.0 1/09/2002 1/09/2005
Western Correctional Institution C3851 Instructor Training Refresher Course Inservice 14.0 11/07/2001 11/07/2004
Western Correctional Training Academy C3918 Correctional Entry Level Training Entry Level 208.0 1/10/2002 1/10/2003
Wicomico Co Detention Center C3860 Defensive Tactics Inservice 8.0 11/28/2001 11/28/2004
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Training Notes March-April 2002 Volume 29, Number 2
March-April 2002 No. 127
VHS VIDEO - NEW LISTINGS
Lockup USA, volume 9, issue 8 Hostage Team Selection / Command
Post Guidelines
VHS, color, 28 minutes
This video and training guide constitute the final installment of the ongoing
series on hostage survival and negotiation. This program looks at how special-
ized hostage response teams are necessary whenever there is a hostage crisis in
a correctional facility and how these teams are developed. Also, there is a dis-
cussion of each of the positions on the hostage team and what the responsibili-
ties are of each member. The program also looks at how the hostage response
team interacts with the Command Post and what the duties of each are. In
addition, there is a discussion of Command Post Guidelines and how to handle
the news media during a hostage crisis. A pre-test and post-test are included.
Spanish for Law Enforcement
Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, 1999
This distance education course is designed to give police and corrections officers
a basic competence in Spanish necessary to help them ensure mutual under-
standing and safety during contact with Spanish-speaking persons. Includes an
Instruction Manual, Instructor Guide and two audio cassettes.
Cell Extraction
VHS, color, 20 minutes
This video presents an organized method of removing inmates from a cell using
a shield. The emphasis is on preparation and teamwork, stressing the need for
documentation (in this case, with a video camera) and having medical personnel
on hand to treat potential injuries. The thoroughly explained, step by step pro-
cedure culminates in a surprise ending.
DIGEST OF CRIMINAL LAWS
Please note that the 2001 Digest of Criminal Laws has been sold out. 2002
will see a comprehensive recodification of Maryland’s criminal statutes. As
such, we are uncertain of the cost and date for distribution of the 2002 edi-
tion. Please look for further information in a future issue of Training Notes
or on our website at www.mpctc.net.
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Training Notes March-April 2002 Volume 29, Number 2
MPCTC - FIREARMS TRAINING FACILITY
7320 Slacks Road, Sykesville, MD 21784 (410) 552-6300 Facsimile (410) 552-4615
Note to all Range Users - Night Fire: Simunition School (Limit 20) P5440
We are scheduling night fire in the months of March-April-October- Fee: $550 per person. We will be hosting this school. Agencies should
November-December. All requests must be submitted on the Request for contact Ray Jones at the Firearms Training Facility or Tammy at Simunitions
Training form. 1-800-465-8255 for details.
May 7-10, 2002
Orientation (Limit 30)
Pre-requisite for all allied agencies who wish to use the range. To acquaint Firearms Instructor School (Limit 20) - 80 hours P5178
Firearms Instructors with the range equipment/rules. Call or fax names of Fee: $45.00 per person. Two-week basic school for Revolver, Pistol and
those who will be attending. 9:00 AM-12:30 PM Pump Shotgun. Course certifies student to meet minimum MPCTC
April 19, 2002 Standards. Agencies should contact the Firearms Training Facility-MPCTC
for course information and nomination forms. (410) 552-6300.
GLOCK Armorer School (Limit 20) - (P# forthcoming) October 14-25, 2002
Fee: $85.00 per person (payable to GLOCK). Glock, Inc will be conducting November 4-15, 2002
this school. Contact Jean Johnson at Glock 1-770-319-4779 or Paul Kelley
410-552-6300 for registration form.
April 16, 2002
Less Lethal (Limit 20) P5754
Fee: $40.00 per person. Two day class on Kinetic Impact Projectile
Instructor Course. Will encompass less lethal weapon systems to include 12
gauge, 37 and 40mm. Contact Mark Canton for course information and
nomination form (410) 552-6300.
April 17-18, 2002
PCTC is not responsible for the content and delivery of training programs sponsored by other agencies. Programs listed in Training Notes are listed
as a service to our readers and do not imply endorsement by the Police and Correctional Training Commissions.
TRAINING
NOTES
Police & Correctional Training Commissions
3085 Hernwood Road
Woodstock, Maryland 21163 - 1099
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