Training Opportunities

Striking and Clinch Fighting

  Instructor: Paul Fenton

Class Times: 6pm on Mondays & 10am on Saturdays

To enroll Please contact:

Paul: 207-450-8383

Justin: 207-776-9035

Bear Essentials Fitness

11 Mill Brook Rd

Saco , ME 04072

(Located on Route 1 directly across from Jolly John and KOA Campground)

Exit 36 off Interstate 95 to Industrial Park Rd

turn right onto Industrial Park Rd and follow

to Route 1, Mill Brook Rd is directly across the street

Mandated MCJA Training Topics for 2012 - 2013

BOARD OF TRUSTEES – MAINE CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACADEMY

In addition to the 20 hours of mandatory subject area training listed above for the 2012-2013 training cycle, every officer must complete an additional 20 hours of elective training as approved by the chief executive officer of the employing agency. This training must take place between January 1, 2012, and December 31, 2013.

The UCONN Police Department & NESPIN Present Video Camcorder Techniques
for Crime Scenes, Search Warrants & Surveillance

March 13 - 15, 2012 Tuition: $320.00

Who Should Attend this Course?

Crime Scene Investigators
Gang Unit Investigators
Homicide Investigators
Wildlife Conservation Officers
Accident Investigators
Evidence Response Team Members
Juvenile Detectives
Auto Theft Investigators
Police Photographers
Forensic Lab Investigators

This course covers how to shoot video for:

Crime Scenes
Homicides
Search Warrants
Accidents
Natural Disasters
Terrorist Attacks
Drug Labs
Gang Identification

Register On-line @ www.lawenforcementvideo.com

To Register by Fax, send your information to (802) 302-1055
(Please bring payment to class. Cash or Check - No Credit Cards)
Name_____________________ Agency____________
Street_____________City________State_______ Zip___________
Phone________________ Email________________
Note: Class on March 14th will be from Noon to 8:00PM

Instructor: Wadi Sawabini

Wadi Sawabini has taught thousands of Federal Agents, State, County, and
Local Police Officers how to shoot video tape that stands up in court
and wins cases. His courses are used by the ATF, Border Patrol, Customs,
DEA, and the FBI. State police agencies in 24 states from California to
Massachusetts have used this program.
Sawabini is a POST-certified instructor in several states. He is a
frequent lecturer at National and International Law Enforcement
Conferences and has appeared on Law Enforcement Television Network
(LETN).

What equipment is Needed for this Course?

Participants are urged to bring the video cameras they will be using on
the job. The suggested equipment list includes:
Any format camcorder
Camera batteries (a minimum of 2 batteries)
The 110-AC power supply-charger for the camera
At least two video tapes/ digital media

A tripod - preferably a fluid-head

What to Wear?

Since much of this training is "hands-on" and will involve extensive
outdoor exercises including shooting in both low-light and at night,
participants are urged to bring lots of warm, rough-duty clothing
including jeans, boots and at least one pair of thin gloves for shooting
outdoors during cold temperatures.

The 2012 AMBER Alert Training and Technical Assistance Program calendar has been finalized and can be found at www.amber-net.org.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Kind regards,

Phil Keith

Program Director

AMBER Alert Training and Technical Assistance Program

877-71-AMBER

askamber@fvtc.edu

List your departments training event here by forwarding the related info to:

 Paul Gaspar at 767-2558, or at  map75@maine.rr.com