JOSEPH TURNER jturner@ilea.in.gov 765-730-4254 EDUCATION 2005 Master of Health Science, Ball State University 2002 Borkenstein Course on Drugs in Human Performance 2000 Borkenstein Course on Alcohol, Drugs, and Highway Safety 1998 Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice, Ball State University 1985 Southern Police Institute, Administrative Officers Course 1977 Indiana Law Enforcement Academy Basic Officers Course EXPERIENCE NHTSA State Assessor for Traffic Safety programs IACP Technical Advisory Panel (TAP) Representative National Section Chair – Drug Evaluation and Classification Program Indiana Coordinator SFST and DEC programs Retired from the Muncie Police Department - twenty-one years Uniform Division Commander - Captain Training Director - Lieutenant Traffic Division Commander - Sergeant Emergency Response Team Commander Drug Evaluation and Classification Instructor Drug Recognition Expert Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Instructor Accident Reconstructionist Hostage Negotiator Advanced Interview and Interrogation Techniques Firearms/Automatic Weapons Instructor Armorer—Smith & Wesson, Berreta, Glock Red Cross Instructor: (CPR, HIV/AIDS, Communicable Disease) PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS Named to IACP Technical Advisory Panel Named to faculty, Ball State University, Physiology and Health Science. Named to faculty, Indiana University, Law in Action Studies, Borkenstein Institute on Drugs in Human Performance. Chaired Law Enforcement Advisory Group to Congressman McIntosh. Participated in National Validation Study for Drug Evaluation and Classification Program at John’s Hopkins, Baltimore MD. Coordinated Multi-County DUI Task Force. Recognized as an expert and provided testimony in cases involving Drug Recognition, Alcohol, Firearms, and Accident Reconstruction. Lead Instructor, Indiana Law Enforcement Emergency Response Team, Basic Tactical Officer Course for twelve years. Coached and shot on National Championship Combat Handgunning Team Individual second in Long-range rifle/countersniper event National SWAT Championships, Gainesville, GA. Introduction In 1999, Joseph Turner was appointed the Standardized Field Sobriety Testing (SFST) / Drug Evaluation and Classification (DEC) Coordinator for the State of Indiana. As such, Mister Turner is charged with all the impairment testing training in the state of Indiana. This includes basic course instruction, in-service, instructor training, and support for and providing expert testimony to any and all cases involving drug and alcohol impairment testing in the state of Indiana. A Drug Recognition Expert since 1992, Joseph Turner became an instructor in the DEC program in 1994. He has evaluated, or been the supervising instructor for several hundred tests of drug-impaired individuals covering all seven drug categories. He has taught the Drug Evaluation and Classification program in thirteen states. He was named Chairman of the IACP Section of the National DEC Program for 2002. In 2008 he acted as host to the National Impaired Driving Conference in Indianapolis, IN. It was also that year he was named to the Technical Advisory Panel. This is the program oversight group for the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program sponsored by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. In February 1995 he participated in the National Validation Study at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland. There he spent three weeks testing laboratory dosed subjects in a double blind study as part of the Drug Addiction Research Center. Joseph Turner earned both of his degrees from Ball State University, a Masters Degree in Health Science and a Bachelors Degree in Criminal Justice and Criminology. In 2004 he was named to the faculty of the Borkenstein Institute on Drugs in Human Performance. In 2006 he was named to the faculty of Physiology and Health Science at Ball State University in Health Science where he instructed courses dealing with alcohol, drug impairment and addiction. He has lectured in drug and alcohol classes at various colleges throughout Indiana. Mister Turner is also a graduate of the Southern Police Institute, University of Louisville. While a member of the Muncie Police Department, Joseph Turner coordinated the Multi-County DUI Task Force. He wrote the grant for and coordinated the Teenage Alcohol Prevention “TAP” program. Success of the Multi-County Task force garnered recognition from the state of Indiana and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Recently Mister Turner was named as a State Assessor for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Trained in Standardized Field Sobriety Testing in 1990, Joseph Turner became an instructor in the SFST program in 1994. While on the Muncie Police Department he personally made over 1000 DUI arrests. During his career he has been recognized as an expert and provided testimony in five separate areas of law enforcement. Those areas cover alcohol, drugs, crash investigations, firearms, and tactical team operations.