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THE CAMDEN COUNTY COLLEGE

POLICE ACADEMY

2021 IN-SERVICE TRAINING CATALOG

The Camden County College Police Academy, in partnership with the Camden

County Prosecutor and the Camden County Police Chiefs Association, is

committed to providing the highest level of training for our Law Enforcement

Community to enhance the quality of police professionalism through education.

Among the Academy's teaching staff are federal agents, state police, assistant

prosecutors, college professors, officers from numerous county and municipal

agencies and qualified lay personnel. These instructors bring vast amounts of

knowledge and experience to our program.

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CAMDEN COUNTY COLLEGE POLICE ACADEMY

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Rules and Regulations

Directions

In-service Course Listing

Co-sponsored Course Listing

Course Descriptions

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IN-SERVICE TRAINING RULES AND REGULATIONS

CLASS STARTING TIME All classes will begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted. In-service classes are held at

the Regional Emergency Training Center (RETC) unless otherwise noted. Classroom assignments will be

posted in the lobby.

REGISTRATION

Pre-registration is required. Complete the on-line registration form a minimum of one week in advance of the

start of the course. Register early to assure a seat in the desired course. All registrations must be approved by

the requesting agency’s Chief or Designee. An automated response will be e-mailed to the student at the

student’s address provided on the registration form. The automated response is not a registration confirmation.

It is simply an alert to the student that a registration request has been submitted in his/her name.

COURSE CONFIRMATION / CANCELLATION

Registration Confirmation will be e-mailed to the requesting agency’s training coordinator (Chief or Designee

on file with the Academy). It is the responsibility of the requesting agency’s training coordinator to notify the

student(s) that the course registration has been confirmed.

Courses that do not have the minimum number of attendees registered will be cancelled and those agencies

will be notified of the course cancellation by e-mail.

Please notify the Academy as soon as possible when a registered student is unable to attend a course so that the

next person on the Wait List can be notified.

CLASS ATTENDANCE

Class attendance is mandatory for certificate consideration. Any absences will be reported to the sending

agency. If an absence is unavoidable, please notify the Academy. All attendees are required to sign-in on the

class roster.

CERTIFICATES

Certificates of completion will be awarded at the end of the last day of classes.

TUITION / PAYMENT

Training fees are waived for Camden County Agencies unless otherwise noted. All checks, money orders or

purchase orders should be made payable to Camden County College Police Academy. Cash payments cannot

be accepted.

Co-sponsored Courses listed in this catalog require registration with the vendor. Payments should also be

made to the vendor.

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REFUND POLICY

No refunds will be issued due to failure to attend the class. Refunds may be authorized based on written

justification from the agency 24 hours prior to the start of class.

DRESS CODE

Department uniform or Business Casual is the appropriate attire for the Academy setting and is required at all

times unless otherwise noted in the Course Description. Sweats, shorts, tee-shirts, jeans and sneakers are

prohibited.

SMOKING

The use of tobacco products is strictly prohibited on all the campuses of Camden County College.

FIREARMS Unless dressed in department uniform, law enforcement officers are asked to conceal their weapons, especially

when walking across campus.

TELEPHONE

With the exception of an emergency, no class will be interrupted for telephone messages. Academy telephones

are restricted to the use of the Academy staff and instructors. Please place all cell phones on silent mode prior

to entering the classroom.

CLEANLINESS Eating or drinking in the classrooms is strictly prohibited.

ORDER In-service students are expected to set an example for the Basic Recruits by refraining from using profane, loud

or offensive language. All students are expected to treat instructors with courtesy and respect.

Interaction with recruits is prohibited unless prior permission has been granted by the Academy Staff.

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DIRECTIONS:

REGIONAL EMERGENY TRAINING CENTER (RETC) ON THE LAKELAND CAMPUS

From Camden/Philadelphia:

Take Route 42 South. Take the College Drive Exit 7B

Follow the signs to Route 168 (Black Horse Pike).

Turn right onto Route 168 and proceed to first traffic light.

Turn left at the traffic light onto Lakeland Road. Follow Lakeland Road straight to the “T” intersection.

Turn right onto Woodbury-Turnersville Road. The RETC is approximately 300 yards ahead on the left.

From Route 295 (Northern Areas):

Take Route 295 South. Take the exit for Route 42 South.

Proceed as above (From Camden/Philadelphia)

From South Jersey:

Take Route 42 North.

Take College Drive Exit 7A and follow the signs to Route 168 (Black Horse Pike).

Turn right onto Route 168 and proceed to first traffic light.

Turn left at the traffic light onto Lakeland Road. Follow Lakeland Road straight to the “T” intersection.


From Atlantic City Expressway:

Take the Expressway North. Take Route 42 North Exit #44.

Stay on Route 42 North to the College Drive Exit 7A.

Proceed as above (From South Jersey).

From New Jersey Turnpike:

Take Exit 3 and follow the signs to Route 168 South.

Stay southbound on Route 168 for approximately five (5) miles to the traffic light at Lakeland Road.

Turn right at the traffic light onto Lakeland Road. Follow Lakeland Road straight to the “T” intersection.


Lindenwold Firing Range address: 2311 Egg Harbor Rd. Lindenwold NJ 08021

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IN-SERVICE COURSE LISTING

Course

Date

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Advanced Rifle Operator

June 7,8,9, 2021 or December 6,7,8, 2021

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Attorney General’s Mandatory Update Instructor’s Course & Mandated Domestic Violence Training

October 7, 2021

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Basic Designated Marksmen/Observer School

April 5,6,7,8,9,2021

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Basic Fingerprinting

February 12, 2021

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Basic Rifle Operator

March 1,2, 2021

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Basic SWAT

March 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 2021

12

Cell Block Management / Suicide Awareness

February 11, 2021

13

Child Abduction Response Team

June 24, 2021

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Child Abuse for the Detective & Patrol Officer

November 10,11, 2021

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Computer Crimes

March 5, 2021

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Conducted Energy Device Operator

February 3,4,2021 April 7,8,2021 August 11,12,2021 October 20,21, 2021

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Document Fraud for Law Enforcement

February 12, 2021

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Courtroom Testimony

February 19, 2021

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Crime Scene Investigation

Sept. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 2021

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Defensive Tactics

April 14, 15, 2021

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Domestic Violence Investigation

February 16, 2021

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Drill, Ceremony & Honor Guard

April 12,13,14,15,16,2021

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Edged Weapons Awareness

February 19, 2021

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Effective Interactions With Mentally Ill Persons

September 1, 2021

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Effective Report Writing

April 1, 2021 November 10, 2021

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Explosives & IED Familiarization

Next Class 2022

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Field Training Officer Preparation

October 13, 14, 15, 2021

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Firearms Instructor

February 22, 23, 24, 25,26, 2021 or November 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2021

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Internal Affairs December 2, 3, 2021

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January 6, 7, 2021

Interview & Interrogation

March 16, 17, 2021

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Investigative Photography

April 12, 13, 2021

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Methods of Instruction

February 3,4,5,8,9,2021 November 3,4,5,8,9,2021

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Narcotics Investigation

May 12, 13, 14, 2021 21

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Physical Fitness Instructor

March 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2021 August 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 2021

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Police Bicycle Training Course

April 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 2021

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Police Professionalism

April 7, 2021

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Police Service Rifle Instructor Course Practical Patrol Techniques

May 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 2021 or November 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 2021 May 21, 2021

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Psychology of a Terrorist

April 15, 2021

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Radar Instructor (Modified Version)

March 22, 23, 24, 2021

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Rapid Deployment Response to Active Shooters (Updated)

September 15, 16, 17, 2021

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Responding to Sexual Assault

February 3, 2021

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Search Warrant Affidavit Preparation

May 4, 5, 2021

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Spanish for Law Enforcement

June 7, 8, 9, 2021

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Street Survival

April 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 2021 October 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 2021

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Sub gun Instructor Course

Training Upon Request for Class

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Sudden Death Investigation

October 13, 14, 15, 2021

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Suicide Awareness and Prevention For Law Enforcement

May 7, 2021

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Tactical Shotgun Instructor


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Terrorism Awareness

April 22, 2021

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Traffic Incident Management


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Understanding and Survival Critical Incidents/ Stress Management

December 2, 3, 2021

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Verbal and Non Verbal Communication Skills

February 24, 2021

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CO-SPONSORED COURSE LISTING

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Basic K-9 Handler Certification - New Jersey Police K-9 Association Training

Contact Voorhees Police Department for details and registration.

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Radar Instructor Refresher Course

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

ADVANCED RIFLE OPERATOR Course# CE.POL-082-01 (64298)

This three (3) day course is designed to build upon the skills learned in the Basic Rifle Operator Course and to

introduce more advanced techniques. Topics of instruction include shooting on the move, natural and

unorthodox shooting positions, individual and team live fire exercises, high speed shooting drills, multiple

threat assessment and engaging, strong and support side shooting, clearing malfunctions, shooting from cover

and vehicles, and low light operations.

NOTE: All Firearms Courses at the Camden County College Police Academy require participation in

physical activities such as light running, sit-ups, push-up, etc. Registration is limited to students

capable of full participation.

BDUs or Class B uniforms are appropriate.

June 7, 8, 9, 2021 or December 6, 7, 8, 2021

Out-of-County: $75.00

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. *Report directly to the Camden County Range

Attendance: 20

Instructor: Chief Range Master James R. White - Camden County College Police Academy

Prerequisite: A Basic Rifle Operator Course or Police Service Rifle Instructor Course (Bring a copy of the

certificate to class on the first day.)

Equipment: M4 style weapon with sling, 4 rifle magazines, magazine carrier, ear and eye protection, ballistic

vest, 700 rounds of rifle ammunition, department issued handgun, holster, 3 handgun magazines,

magazine pouch, 50 rounds of handgun ammunition.

ATTORNEY GENERAL’S MANDATORY UPDATE INSTRUCTOR’S COURSE

AND MANDATED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE TRAINING Course# CE.POL-003-01 (64303)

This one (1) day course is designed to prepare officers to instruct the Attorney General’s mandatory semi-

annual training within their own departments. Each session will include a thorough review of all relevant

updates on the law for the past year, including case law, statutes, Attorney General Directives and Guidelines,

and county policies. In addition, the course will cover the most recent review of both the law and practice of

high-speed motor vehicle pursuits and the use of deadly force. The Domestic Violence segment of the course

will cover the basic legal responsibilities of officers responding to a DV calls, updates on the relevant law, as

well as a discussion of recommended investigative techniques in handling of DV cases.

October 7, 2021 Out-of-County: $35.00

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Attendance: 40

Instructor: Assistant Prosecutor Nevan Soumilas - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

Assistant Prosecutor Sonja Furlow - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

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BASIC DESIGNATED MARKSMEN/OBSERVER SCHOOL

This five (5) day course is designated to give the operator the basic working knowledge and skill to safely

deploy in a designated marksman role and learn the basics of the sniper rifle. It is designed to prepare law

enforcement snipers for emergency response operations and surveillance operations that would require

observation and concealment techniques. This course also provides instruction in rifles, scopes and other

equipment related to the law enforcement sniper along with marksmanship techniques, the use, care and

cleaning of equipment, data book, effects of weather, and marksmanship exercises.

April 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 2021

08:30a.m. – 3:30p.m. *Report directly to the Lindenwold Range Out-of- County: $75.00

Attendance: 20

Instructor: Chief Master Range James R. White

BASIC FINGERPRINTING Course#CE.POL-024-01 (62507)

This one (1) day “hands-on” course is designed to teach law enforcement officers the proper techniques in

fingerprinting individuals, “lifting” fingerprints from objects and identifying individuals through fingerprint

comparisons.

February 12, 2021 Out-of-County: $35.00

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Attendance: 24

Instructor: Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Crime Scene Investigation Unit

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BASIC RIFLE OPERATOR CE.POL-083-01 (62561)

This two (2) day course is designed to build a base of operation for the new patrol rifle operator. The course

will give the operator a fundamental understanding of topics relevant to the handling of the patrol service rifle.

Topics of instruction include gear and placement, iron sights, optics and accessories, proper shooting stance,

proper grip, sight alignment, sight picture, trigger control, strong and support hand shooting, recoil control

shooting positions, clearing malfunction, and tactical and combat reloads.





March 1, 2, 2021 Out-of-County: $75.00


Attendance: 20



vest, 350 rounds of rifle ammunition, department issued handgun, holster, 3 handgun

magazines, magazine pouch, 100 rounds of handgun ammunition.

BASIC SWAT Course# CE.POL-025-01 (62509)

This five (5) day course is designed for the officer newly assigned to a SWAT/ tactical team. The course will

provide the officer with a comprehensive introduction to tactical skills. Students will be introduced to basic

SWAT topics, tactics, and techniques, including a historical overview of SWAT, team organization, structure,

resolution of barricaded suspect situations, covert individual and team movement, searches and room clearing,

chemical agents, less lethal options, DM/O operations, and high-risk warrant service. This course is a

combination of classroom and hands-on exercises in which students practice tactics and techniques in the field.





March 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 2021

8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Out-of-County: $100.00

Attendance: 30

Instructor: Camden County Sheriff’s Dept. SRT

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CELL BLOCK MANAGEMENT/ SUICIDE AWARENESS Course# CE.POL-026-01 (62511)

This three (3) hour course will be devoted to the requirements for operating and maintaining a safe and secure

detention facility, as set forth in Chapter 34 of the New Jersey Administrative Code. The “Cell Block

Management” segment will review sound security practices and the minimum requirements for supervising

detainees will be stressed. The "Suicide Awareness" segment will focus on such topics as the profiling of

suicidal detainees, the screening and supervision of such detainees, the various ways in which detainees may

attempt suicide, the liability factor and appropriate policy and procedures for handling suicide attempts.

NOTE: Cell Block Management is not designed for Corrections Officers

February 11, 2021

8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Out-of-County: $35.00

Attendance: 24

Instructor: Training Unit - New Jersey State Department of Corrections

Ret. Chief Robert Doyle – CCCPA Staff

CHILD ABDUCTION RESPONSE TEAM TRAINING CONFERENCE Course#CE.POL-086-01 (63827)

This one (1) day training conference is designed to focus on training for the development of the Camden

County Child Abduction Response Team (CART). The presentation will address team members, CART

protocol, and the importance of preplanning when investigating missing children. This conference is

specifically for personnel that have been designated as CART Team members by their respective agencies.

**Representatives from each law enforcement agency within Camden County are asked to attend to ensure

compliance with the New Jersey Attorney General’s Guidelines**.

Prerequisite: Must be a CART member to attend Training

June 24, 2021 Out-of-County: $35.00

8:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Attendance: 100

Instructor: - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

CHILD ABUSE FOR THE DETECTIVE & PATROL OFFICER Course #CE.POL-005-01 (64306)

This two (2) day course is designed to assist patrol officers and detectives in identifying child abuse and

investigating such cases. This course will provide an overview of the Division of Youth and Family Services,

the protocol for contacting the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Child Abuse Unit, how to interview a

sexual assault victim, and investigating physical abuse cases. This course will also provide a brief refresher of

the criminal statues involving child abuse allegations.

November 10, 11, 2021 Out-of-County: $75.00

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Attendance: 40

Instructor: Lt. Fran Simpson - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

Sgt. Marty Farrell – Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

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COMPUTER CRIMES – COMPUTER SEARCH & SEIZURE Course# CE.POL-027-01 (63534)

This is a one (1) day BASIC course designed to introduce the Law Enforcement Officer to the safe methods

used to retrieve evidence during a search warrant or patrol stop. The primary focus of the course is to give the

“street officer” the ability to recognize computers, diskettes, tapes and CD’s as evidence even if the crime is

not directly related to computers initially. The course will teach computer seizure and will demonstrate the

proper techniques used to “tag and bag”, the proper handling of the evidence following the seizure as well as

basic hands-on forensic methods using machines developed for the program. Following the course, students

will be able to recognize computer media as evidence in an array of crimes and will safely demonstrate the

seizure of equipment. A basic knowledge of computers and operating systems is not necessary.

NOTE: Students are required to bring a copy of electronic media to class.

March 5, 2021


Attendance: 24

Instructor: Det. Christopher Robinson - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

CONDUCTED ENERGY DEVICE (TASER) –

OPERATOR CERTIFICATION COURSE Course#CE.POL-070-01 (62551) or (63823) or (64318) or (62553)

This two (2) day course is an AG requirement for officers assigned by their department to carry & operate a

Conducted Energy Device. The student will be instructed and certified on the operation, use, policies and

procedures (manufacturer and PTC) of the Taser X-2 Conducted Energy Device.

NOTE: Four (4) two-day classes are scheduled for 2019.

BDU style pants or Class B uniforms are appropriate.

February 3, 4, 2021 Out-of-County: $75.00

April 7, 8, 2021

August 11, 12, 2021

October 20, 21, 2021

8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Attendance: 40

Instructor(s): Camden County CED Instructor Cadre

Prerequisite: Proof of NJ Learn Certification (80%), Familiarization with AG’s Policy on Conducted Energy

Device (Effective date March 3, 2016).

Equipment: TASER X-2 Conducted Energy Weapon, TASER CAM fully charged with charger, (OPTIONAL

if your department utilizes body-worn cameras) TASER X-2 Conducted Energy Weapon holster, Eye

protection, Duty belt with holster, Duty flashlight, Total of 3 cartridges for deployment: Qualifications : 3 total

(Any combination of “Live” and “LS” cartridges) and Classroom training: 2 Inert (optional).

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Document Fraud for Law Enforcement CE.POL-065-01 (62545)

This one (1) day course will assist law enforcement (Patrol Officers as well as Detectives) with training that

will enhance their ability to recognize and identify the universe of identity-related documents issued by and

relied upon by the MVC and the factors that motivate fraudsters. With emerging technology it has become

increasingly difficult to identify fraudulent documents. Students will learn what tools are available to assist

them in identifying counterfeit documents by providing “hands on” training and experience in the recognition

of fraud as it pertains to documents such as: driver licenses, green cards, passports, birth certificates and social

security cards. Participants will learn the newest trends in counterfeiting of drivers licenses by “on-line”

manufacturers, which has becoming increasingly common due to the ease in obtaining access to technologies.

This course will also review counterfeit as well as genuine NJ inspection stickers, temporary registrations and

certificates of title. In addition, this class will review facial recognition technology as it is used by the Motor

Vehicle Commission on all images captured as well as the process that is used with the submission of a photo

for a “manual upload”.

February 12, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Inv. Mark Cushing – New Jersey MVC

COURTROOM TESTIMONY Course# CE.POL-028-01 (62515)

This one (1) day course is designed to assist the law enforcement officer in becoming a more confident and

successful witness when testifying in court. It will address common problems that many officers have

experienced and will offer solutions to overcome them. The following comments were included in the

instructor’s evaluation form: “This class will definitely be one of the most helpful and learning rich classes of

the academy.” “I would recommend this course to anyone.”

NOTE: Attendees may have an opportunity to participate in mock trials and therefore, a copy of a report

must be forwarded to the Camden County College Police Academy. This copy will be forwarded to Camden

County Prosecutor’s Office prior to the start of the course.

February 19, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Assistant Prosecutor Kelly Testa - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

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CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION

(Updated to include Fire Scene Investigation) Course#CE.POL-063-01 (64320)

This five (5) day course is designed for first responders, detectives and crime scene investigators. Students

will receive comprehensive instruction and hands-on training on all areas of crime scene investigation. Topics

covered include safeguarding and processing of the crime scene, sketching and photograph of the crime scene,

collection of evidence and "lifting" of fingerprints, and cause and origin of fires. Students will participate in

mock crime scene investigations.

NOTE: Attendees must have a good working knowledge of fingerprint collection and identification.


September 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 2021


Attendance: 40


Prerequisite: Investigative Photography Course or advanced level of knowledge of photography

equipment.

Equipment: Camera and photography gear, minimum safety gear to include eye protection, work gloves,

boots and hard hat

DEFENSIVE TACTICS Course# CE.POL-029-01 (62517)

This two (2) day hands-on course is designed to teach officers fundamentals of self-defense and handcuffing

and how to effectively subdue a suspect without causing injury. Attack a body part not just the body.

Note: Attendees must be in good physical condition.


April 14,15,2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Sgt. Steve Myers Camden County Sheriff’s Department

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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INVESTIGATION COURSE Course# CE.POL-068-01 (62547)

This (1) day course is designed to focus on the Domestic Violence investigation and interaction with the court

system and victim / witness advocates. This course will address concepts that will help to enhance police patrol, and

investigative aspects of a Domestic Violence case, evidence, photographs, search warrants, warrant, restraining

orders, Domestic Violence law, and other domestic violence paperwork. This Course will discuss the interaction

with victim / witness advocates services and the Court system.

February 16, 2021 Out-of-County: $35.00

8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Attendance: 40

Instructor: Camden County Prosecutor’s Office DV Unit

DRILL, CEREMONY, AND HONOR GUARD CE.POL-091-01 (62563)

This five (5) day course will teach you the basic drill, ceremony and Honor Guard stationary movements, voice

command, uniform appearance, the various facing movements, cadet calling, and inspection protocol.

April 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Capt. Dimetri Collins – Camden County Corrections

S/O Travis Ash – Camden County Sheriff’s Dept.

EDGED WEAPONS AWARENESS Course# CE.POL-075-01 (62555)

This one (1) day course is designed to familiarize the officer with various types of edged weapons and the

manner in which they are used. The officers will learn self-defense by utilizing body movements and hand-to-

hand techniques.

Note: BDUs or Class B uniforms are appropriate.

February 19, 2021


Attendance: 30

Instructor: Lester Ryan – Rt. CCPO & Camden County College Police Academy Staff

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EFFECTIVE INTERACTIONS WITH MENTALLY ILL PERSONS Course # CE.POL-009-01 (64324)

This one (1) day course is designed to assist the officer in safely and effectively dealing with the mentally and

emotionally ill individual. This course will cover the causes, characteristics, signs and symptoms of emotional

crisis, communication techniques as well as legal concerns such as the responsibility of the officer, laws

directed toward the mentally ill and liability issues.

September 1, 2021 Out-of-County: $35.00

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Attendance: 40

Instructor: Edward Dobleman (Rt. Chief) - Mental Health Association in Southwestern New Jersey

EFFECTIVE REPORT WRITING Course #CE. POL-008-01 (64326)

This one (1) day course is designed to emphasize the critical importance of the need for police officers to

change their mindset toward report writing. Two approaches to effective writing are examined in this course.

The first and most important component is WHY, and the second is HOW. This is not a remedial English

Composition class because we recognize that you are a professional police officer. The goal of the class is for

you to utilize the training and education that you already have had, refine your approach to what has been

perceived as a mundane task, develop new skills toward gathering information, and begin writing reports that

allow the reader to see what you, the writer, has seen in a coherent, sequential, accurate and complete way.

This course is offered in the spring and fall. April 1, 2021 or

November 10, 2021 Out-of-County: $35.00

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Attendance: 40

Instructor: Lt. Edward Kunkel – Camden County Police Department

EXPLOSIVES AND IED FAMILIARIZATION Course # CE.POL-010-01 (64328)

This one (1) day course is designed to educate officers of the potential dangers and risks of explosive and IED

devices. This course will be instructed through lectures as well as practical demonstrations.


Date: Next Class will be in 2022


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Sgt. Brian Madison - Camden County Sheriff’s Office EOD

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FIELD TRAINING OFFICER PREPARATION Course #CE.POL-011-01 (64330)

This three (3) day course is designed for the recently assigned field training officer, veteran training officers

and those who supervise training programs. The course focuses on the field training officer’s role in

evaluation, teaching documentation, remedial training and the effects of the field training officer’s style and

beliefs on recruit growth and achievement. Additional topics will include legal and ethical issues in recruit

selections, training and evaluation using standardized rating procedures, teaching principles and methodology.

October 13, 14, 15, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Sgt. Anthony Aceto CCMPD & Cherry Hill PD Staff

FIREARMS INSTRUCTOR COURSE Course# CE.POL-012-01 (62499) or (64332)

This five (5) day course is designed for those officers who wish to instruct a basic course at a Police Training

Commission (PTC) approved school. To be certified, the student must demonstrate annually the ability to

identify the principal parts of the weapon used in the training program, demonstrate familiarity with the safe

and proper handling of weapons, and demonstrate knowledge of the established range safety rules.

This course is offered in the spring and fall.





February 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 2021 or

November 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2021 Out-of-County: $75.00


Attendance: 16

Instructor: SPRING - Chief Range Master James R. White - Camden County College Police Academy

Instructor: FALL - Chief Range Master James R. White - Camden County College Police Academy

Equipment: Departmental issued handgun and holster Eye and ear protection, ballistic vest, 1500 rounds of

handgun ammunition, 20 rounds of shotgun (00 buck) ammunition.

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INTERNAL AFFAIRS Course# CE.POL-014-01 (64334)

This two (2) day course is designed for Internal Affairs officers and will cover the basics of conducting

investigations. Topics covered will be the investigative process, interviewing witnesses and subjects and an

overview of the internal investigation protocol. This segment will also include the review of the relevant case

law and state requirements along with a review of the prior case studies.

December 2, 3, 2021 or January 6, 7, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Assistant Prosecutor Angela Seixas - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

INTERVIEW AND INTERROGATION Course# CE.POL-015-01

This two (2) day course of instruction will enable the detective, investigator or officer assigned this position, to

differentiate between behavioral symptoms of both the truthful and deceptive person. They will understand the

significance of verbal and non-verbal communication when dealing with victims, witnesses and suspects.

Attendees will understand the importance of basic interrogation techniques, as well as advanced techniques.

The course will also focus on identification of critical aspects of the interview process, Miranda concerns and

practical solutions to legal questions that arise in the interview process.

Note: This course is restricted to Detectives, Investigators and Investigative Supervisors.

Location: Camden County College Blackwood Campus (Civic Hall)

March 16, 17, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Det. Vince McCalla - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

Assistant Prosecutor- Bill Staas - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

INVESTIGATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY Course# CE.POL-036-01 (62519)

This two (2) day course is designed to prepare the crime scene investigator in the filming of a crime scene.

The procedures necessary for a complete and thorough recording of a crime scene will be discussed as well as

demonstrated.

April 12, 13, 2021


Attendance: 24


Prerequisite: Students must have a good working knowledge of the equipment used by their agency.

Equipment: Photography gear used by your agency.

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METHODS OF INSTRUCTION Course# CE.POL-037-01 (62521) or (64338)

This New Jersey Police Training Commission (PTC) approved course is designed for police officers who wish

to teach at police academies or at their respective police departments. This five (5) day course consists of

constructing lesson plans, selecting appropriate teaching methods, establishing goals and performance

objectives and understanding various principles of learning.


Note: Attendees must have a good working knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint.

February 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 2021 or

November 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 2021


Attendance: 24

Instructor: P/O Christopher Wernig – Cherry Hill Police Department

Lt. Edward Kunkel – Camden County Police Department

Prerequisite: Attendees must have a good working knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint.

NARCOTICS INVESTIGATION Course# CE.POL-038-01 (62525)

This three (3) day course is designed for municipal detectives or those officers assigned to County Narcotics

Task Forces. The attendee, upon completion of the course, will demonstrate a basic understanding and

recognition of narcotics, how they are packaged for distribution and how they may be field-tested. The

attendee will also acquire the knowledge of the proper handling of evidence as well as the procedures for

submitting narcotics evidence to the New Jersey State Police Laboratory. In addition, the student will also have

an understanding of the New Jersey drug laws as well as the most recent "Search and Seizure" rulings. Most

importantly, the attendees will be guided, step by step, from the initial phases of narcotics investigations

through the final preparations for court testimony. This will include the cultivation and utilization of

informants, undercover operations, preparation of search warrant affidavits, and effective techniques for the

execution of search warrants.

May 12, 13, 14, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Camden County Prosecutor’s Office Narcotics Unit

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PHYSICAL FITNESS INSTRUCTOR COURSE Course#CE.POL-050-01 (62541) or (63818)

This five (5) day New Jersey Police Training Commission accredited course prepares an officer to gain

certification as a physical training instructor. Officers will acquire skills to implement the New Jersey Police

Training Commission Physical Conditioning Program. Topics will include physical fitness, diet and nutrition,

exercise physiology, substance abuse, and more.

Note: Attendees must be in good physical condition. Physical fitness sessions will be conducted daily.

MEDICAL CLEARANCE IS REQUIRED. Please call the Academy no earlier than 90 days before

the start of the course for the Medical Clearance Form. **Important note: a physical preparedness and ability pre-test will be given on the first day of class. Anyone who

does not meet the standard will not be able to participate in the course. Please wear appropriate exercise clothing

and sneakers.

Registrants must be able to complete the following pre-test requirements in order to participate in the course:

24 pushups in 60 seconds vertical jump 15 inches

28 sit-ups in 60 seconds 300 meter run in 70.1 seconds

1.5 mile run in 15.55 minutes or less

March 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2021 or

August 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Lt. Chris Witts- Pine Hill PD (March Class)

(Rt. Chief) Robert Doyle – CCCPA Staff (August Class)

Prerequisite: Methods of Instruction

Attire: Day One - Departmental Uniform or Casual Business (Full day of classroom learning)

POLICE BICYCLE TRAINING COURSE Course# CE.POL-092-01

This course (5) day course is taught by an International Police Mountain Bike Association certified instructor

and includes training in accident avoidance, comfort and efficiency, stair climbs and descents, legal rights of

cyclists, liability concerns of bike patrols, bicycle handling skills, emergency maneuvers, and much more. A

high quality mountain bike, bike uniforms, at least three weeks riding experience prior to the start of the class,

bicycling gloves, eye protection, and a full medical clearance are required prior to the start of class.

April 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 2021

8:30am – 3:30pm Out-of-County: $75.00

Attendance: 24

Instructor: Lt. Pearson & Winslow PD Bike Unit

Prerequisite: at least three weeks riding experience prior to the start of the class, and a full medical clearance

are required prior to the start of class.

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POLICE PROFESSIONALISM Course #CE.POL-017-01 (64285)

This one (1) day course is designed to define and understand the law enforcement officer’s personal values and

principles in correlation to the values and principles of law enforcement. The objective of the course is to

understand the profession of law enforcement and how it relates to the individual law enforcement officer in

emphasizing the characteristics of true police professionalism. Course highlights include professionalism,

ethics and morals, attitudes and values, character development, mission statement building, and ethical

problem solving and ethical exercises. Through candid discussion, the sharing of experiences and practical

exercises, the knowledge acquired through this course will create the possibility of law enforcement officers

serving in a purposeful profession.

April 7, 2021


Attendance: 30

Instructor: Deputy Chief Anthony Minosse – Gloucester Twp. Police Department

POLICE SERVICE RIFLE INSTRUCTOR COURSE Course#CE.POL-051-01 (64341)

This five (5) day course is an intense class designed to certify Firearms Instructors to the next level of Police

Service Rifle Instructors. Upon completion of the course, the student will demonstrate and identify the

principal parts of several weapons used in these types of training programs, demonstrate familiarity with the

safe and proper handling of these weapons, and demonstrate knowledge of established range rules. The

student will be qualified to instruct the operation of the Police Service Rifle, and will be certified to conduct

the required yearly qualifications set forth by the Division of Criminal Justice.




are capable of full participation.


*All agency weapons must be fully assembled w/sling and properly sighted in per your agencies

protocol before coming to this class.*

May 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 2021 or November 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 2021

Out-of-County: $75.00


Attendance: 20


Prerequisite: PTC Firearms Instructor Certification


vest, 2,000 rounds of rifle ammunition, department issued handgun, holster, 3 handgun

magazines, magazine pouch, 100 rounds of handgun ammunition.

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PRACTICAL PATROL TECHNIQUES Course# CE.POL-

This one (1) day course is designed for patrol officers of all ranks and experience. This course focuses

proactive patrol techniques to conduct thorough and safe stops of all kinds. This course covers numerous

aspects of proactive patrol in-depth, including but not limited to: how to build reasonable articulable suspicion,

officer safety techniques, DUI investigations, narcotics investigations, white-collar crime investigations, and

supporting officers responsibilities. Officers will have a better understanding of how a “typical” stop can lead

to a significant case. Officers will learn to focus on the who, what, when, where, and why rather than the

standard perception of what a suspect is and how they behave.

May 21, 2021

8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Out-of- County: $35.00

Attendance 30

Instructor: Sgt. Daniel Kinkler – Haddon Heights PD

PSYCHOLOGY OF A TERRORIST Course# CE.POL-039-01

The goal of this one (1) day class is to provide an understanding of psychological characteristics and the

motivations of an individual who becomes involved in terrorism, and its implications for law enforcement

officers. Social Psychology, with emphasis on the power of group dynamics, conformity, solidarity and

cohesiveness is also discussed in the context of an individual’s culture, politics and religion. Also reviewed

will be terrorist ideology and the research in the development of terrorism leadership, suicide attackers and

terrorist group vulnerabilities.

April 15, 2021


Attendance: 30

Instructor: Marcia Baruch, Ph.D.

RADAR INSTRUCTOR COURSE

(Modified Version) Course# CE.POL-040-01-(62529)

This three (3) day New Jersey Police Training Commission (PTC) course is designed for those who wish to be

radar instructors. The course will include basic principles of radar speed measurement, speed offenses and

enforcement, operation of specific radar devices and managing, instruction and record keeping.

March 22, 23, 24, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Sgt. Frank Pace – Gloucester Twp. Police Department

Prerequisite: Radar Operator Certification - supply a copy of the certification

Two (2) years of Radar Operator experience

Methods of Instruction – supply a copy of the certification

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RAPID DEPLOYMENT RESPONSE TO ACTIVE SHOOTERS Course#CE.POL-041-01 (64344)

This three (3) day course is designed for first responding officers who will be tasked with the resolution of an

active shooter/attacker incident. Topics to be covered include an historical overview of active shooter

situations including school and workplace shootings, current police recommendations, immediate

deployment/rapid deployment tactics, and barricaded-hostage rescue concepts for the first responding officer.


September 15, 16, 17, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Det. Ernest Basile – Gloucester Twp. PD

Attire: Patrol Uniform or BDUs with full duty belt.

RESPONDING TO SEXUAL ASSAULT Course# CE.POL-042-01

This three (3) hour course is designed for first responding officers and detectives who will be investigating

Sexual Assault complaints. The workshop will include the following topics: The Attorney General’s Standards

of providing services to the victims of sexual assaults, how the Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) is

activated and responds, hospital sites in Camden County, victim criteria for (SART) activation, the (SANE)

examination, evidence collection, consent issues, (SANE) kit and maintaining chain of custody, drug

facilitated sexual assaults.

February 3, 2021

8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Out-of-County: $35.00

Attendance: 40

Instructor: Camden County Prosecutor’s Office SANE Unit

SEARCH WARRANT AFFIDAVIT PREPARATION Course# CE.POL-044-01

This two (2) day course is designed to familiarize law enforcement officers with one of the most effective tools

in criminal investigations - the search warrant. From the development of "probable cause" to the judge's

issuance of the warrant, this course will present a systematic step by step approach toward the preparation of

the search warrant affidavit.

May 4, 5, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Sgt. Sherman L. Hopkins Jr. - Camden County Prosecutor’s Office

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SPANISH FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS Course# CE.POL-01(63815)

This three (3) day course is designed to familiarize officers and dispatchers with street level Spanish which

will emphasize colloquial phrases/survival phrases and discernible aptitude level of the officer. This will

enhance skills in communicating with and assisting those non-English speaking members of the Hispanic

community.

June 7, 8, 9, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Lt. Carlos Plaza – CCPO Narcotics Unit

STREET SURVIVAL Course# CE.POL-019-01 (62505) or (64346)

This advanced (NOT A BASIC COURSE OR REMEDIAL) five (5) day course is designed for patrol officers

and other first responders. This is not a remedial basic class for officers. Survival techniques will focus on car

stops, hostage negotiations, domestic terrorism, street gang confrontations, deranged persons, armed robbery

response and other high-risk situations patrol officers may encounter. Weapon retention, handcuffing and

defensive tactics will also be included along with tactical firearms instruction including the use of service

weapons and shotguns.




There is a defensive tactics portion to this course. Attendees must be in good physical condition.

April 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 2021 or

Oct. 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 2021

8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Out of County: $75.00

Attendance: 20


Equipment: Eye and ear protection, ballistic vest, department issued handgun, duty belt and holster, 350

rounds of handgun ammunition.

Attire: BDUs or Class B uniform with duty belt.

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SUBGUN INSTRUCTOR COURSE This is a five (5) day Instructor Certification. Students who complete the five (5) day Instructor Course will be

qualified to instruct the subgun and will be certified to conduct the required yearly qualifications set forth by

the Division of Criminal Justice.





Training Upon request for the Class Out-of-County: $75.00


Attendance: 16

Instructor: Chief Range Master James R. White – Camden County College Police Academy Staff

Prerequisite: Previous attendance and successful completion of a Firearms Instructor Course with a copy of

the certification. Five (5) day Instructor Course only.

Equipment: Eye and ear protection, ballistic vest, department issued submachine gun with a sling, minimum

of two (2) 30-round subgun magazines, flashlight or subgun mounted light device, 2000 rounds

of subgun ammunition, department issued handgun and holster, minimum of three handgun

magazines, 500 rounds of handgun ammunition, rain gear and cleaning kits.

Attire: BDUs or Class B uniform with duty belt.

SUDDEN DEATH INVESTIGATION Course# CE.POL-020-01 (64351)

This three (3) day seminar is designed to familiarize first responders and detectives of the procedures and

responsibilities inherent to the investigation of sudden or suspicious deaths. It will also describe the functions

conducted by members of the Prosecutor's Office Mobile Crime Lab Unit and the New Jersey State Police

Laboratory, as well as provide an overview of the types of information needed by the Medical Examiner's

Office to accurately identify the numerous causes of death. Additionally, its intent is to coordinate

investigative efforts among law enforcement agencies by establishing a more thorough understanding of each

other's role.

October 13, 14, 15, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Det. Matthew Barber - Camden County Prosecutors Office

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SUICIDE AWARENESS AND PREVENTION

FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT Course# CE.POL-045-01

This one (1) day course will address the ongoing issue of suicide involving law enforcement personnel. The

overall goal of the course will be to overcome past stigmas regarding suicide and mental illness involving

officers and to inform law enforcement agencies about the prevalence of suicide in law enforcement,

contributing factors that lead to suicide, and provide the participating agencies with resources for suicide

prevention. There will also be contributions from the worlds of psychology and religion on their perspective of

this topic and their sharing in our ultimate goal of preventing police suicide.

May 7, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Msgr. Michael Mannion

Marcia Baruch, Ph.D.

Lt. John Stollsteimer - Gloucester Township Police Department

TACTICAL SHOTGUN INSTRUCTOR SCHOOL

This three (3) day course is designed to give the firearms instructor the expertise to develop and administer

departmental shotgun programs. Subject materials include the legal responsibilities of range management, legal

and moral use of deadly force, vicarious liability, nomenclature, care and maintenance of pump and semi-

automatic shotguns, as well as hands-on applications and tactical exercises. *REQUIREMENT: PREVIOUS

ATTENDANCE & SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF A FIREARMS INSTRUCTOR COURSE WITH

COPY OF CERTIFICATE; 200 rounds of 00-Buck, 50 rounds of Slug and 50 rounds of handgun

ammunition; duty gear & handgun; holster & 3 magazines; soft body armor; ear & eye protection. NO

JEANS & NO SNEAKERS.

Date: Upon Request for class to be held Out of County: $75.00

Attendance: 16



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TERRORISM AWARENESS Course# CE.POL-047-01

This one (1) day Federal Bureau of Investigation course for municipal police officers will include topics on

domestic terrorism, international terrorism, terrorism vs. criminal activity, use of weapons of mass destruction

as a terrorist tool, understanding Arabic and Islam culture as well as recognizing fraudulent documents. Upon

completion of the course, the attendee will have a better understanding of the threat terrorism poses to the

United Stated and what we as local law enforcement officers can do to deter, disrupt and prevent possible

terrorist activity in our community.

April 22, 20201


Attendance: 30

Instructor: Edwin Moore – NJ Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness

TRAFFIC INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

This four (4) hour course is designed to introduce quick clearance practices and related incident management

techniques. TIMS gives officers a basic level understanding of traffic incident management skills needed to

comply with federal guidelines and DOT expectations to reduce traffic congestion. This will reduce

congestion and prevent secondary incidents and accidents. By implementing an effective TIMS could have an

impact on reducing the number of first responders struck and killed by vehicles while performing emergency

operations.

All students are required to complete a registration through the New Jersey Traffic Incident Management

portal, http://www.njtim.org/NJTIM/Account/Register

Date: Upon Request for class to be held

8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Out-of-County:

Attendance: 30

Instructor: NJTIM Instructors

UNDERSTANDING AND SURVIVING CRITICAL INCIDENTS/

STRESS MANAGEMENT Course# CE.POL-021-01 (64353)

This two (2) day course is designed to identify critical incident criteria, address factors which contribute to

surviving critical incidents and gain understanding of post-traumatic stress disorders. It will also prepare

police personnel to survive traumatic events by developing a winning attitude that will guide them through a

crisis. Many officers are killed or seriously injured each year and there is often no way the tragedy could have

been avoided. In a crisis, victims focus on their vulnerability and survivors focus on their ability to respond.

Since behavior in a crisis can never be predicted with certainty, it is imperative that police officers be educated

and trained as to how to adopt a surviving attitude so that they can win even against incredible odds.

December 2, 3, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: Agent Chris Rodgers – Collingswood Police Department

http://www.njtim.org/NJTIM/Account/Register

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VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS Course# CE.POL-049-01

This one (1) day course will provide officers with effective communication tools that will allow them to handle

difficult situations and people with skill and confidence. Attendees will learn how to quickly resolve conflict

and build trust, respond positively to other people’s negative attitudes, and diffuse tense situations with

professionalism. These techniques will help strengthen officer safety and lessen the overall stress involved in

the field of police work.

February 24, 2021


Attendance: 40

Instructor: P/O Steven Cornforth - Cherry Hill Police Department

BASIC POLICE K-9 HANDLER / SPECALTY DOG TRAINING

(NEW JERSEY POLICE CANINE ASSOCIATION)

The Police canine (K-9) specialty dog training encompasses police dog obedience, agility, socialization and

scent work in a particular specialty field. Specialty fields include narcotics detection, explosive detection, arson

investigation, tracking and cadaver detection. Police handler training encompasses report writing, record

keeping issues dealing with policy and procedure, legal issues, field procedures, and proper care and handling

of the police dog.

Note: Training will be held at the Gloucester Township Firing Range.

Patrol Dog Specialty Dog

16-week course 10-week course

Instructors: Chief Lou Bordi - Voorhees Twp. Police Department

FOR REGISTRATION, COURSE DATES, AND PAYMENT

INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT

CHIEF LOUIS BORDI (856) 428-5400

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RADAR INSTRUCTOR REFRESHER COURSE

(Division of Criminal Justice)

This (4) hour course is sponsored by the Division of Criminal Justice and is required when a Radar Instructor

Certification expires. All officers attending the course must produce a photocopy of their current Radar Operator

Certificate for admission to the course. To register, please download a registration form from the Division of

Criminal Justice, and follow the instructions. For further registration information, please call 732-282-6060.

Date: Date Set by DCJ (Contact DCJ for Course Dates)

** Note Registration is completed by the Division of Criminal Justice**

09:00am to 1:00pm

Instructor: Sgt. Frank Pace – Gloucester Twp. Police Department (Traffic Unit)

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