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Revision History
Course Title:
Date of Course Design:
Date of Course Launch:
Advanced Patrol Training – Criminal Offences
March 2006
May 2007
Date of Revision:
Name of Person
Responsible for
April 2008
Dan Goodwin
Change(s):
Summary of Change(s): Maintenance
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Updates to some questions and their feedback
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Minor spelling and grammar changes
Date of Revision:
Name of Person
April 2010
Toni Mills
Responsible for
Change(s):
Summary of Change(s): Maintenance
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Updates to text, some questions and their feedback based on updates to Criminal Code offences and Federal statutes
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New introduction text
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Additional scenario
Date of Re-Launch: September 1, 2010
Date of Revision:
Name of Person
June 2011
Toni Mills
Responsible for
Change(s):
Summary of Change(s): Maintenance
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Updates to text, some questions
Date of Re-Launch: September 28, 2011

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Course Outline/Calendar Description
Course Title: Advanced Patrol Training – Criminal Offences
Delivery Method: Online
Course Description:
Notice: This course is adapted from the Ontario Police College's Advanced Patrol Training
Course. As such, some portions of this course are specific to Ontario jurisdictions.
Interested participants from outside of Ontario are encouraged to contact CPKN for further information.
The Ontario Police College and the Canadian Police Knowledge Network have adapted the
Advanced Patrol Training Course (APT) program into an e-learning course.
Designed as a refresher-training course for police officers engaged in general patrol duties, this course includes 8 modules covering a variety of topics specific to patrol duty, legal updates, and current patrol issues. Using case scenarios and experiential exercises, the modules contain basic concepts and foundation material relating to officer authorities in these areas. Services who conduct their own APT course may opt to build a customized course by selecting individual modules.
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The Criminal Code is continuously changing. It is imperative that officers be informed of these changes, including the interpretation of federal acts and case law developments. Therefore, this module is designed to update officers regarding the enforcement of some of the changes to the
Criminal Code, that they will likely encounter during the course of their duties.
Course Objective(s):
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Given a scenario, identify applicable offence legislation found in the Criminal Code
Evaluation Standard:
Students will complete a final assessment consisting of 16 questions. Students will have two (2) attempts to successfully pass the assessment. Pass criteria is 75%.
Target Audience: Police Officers
Duration : ½ hour
Price: $25.00 plus GST
Prerequisite(s): None
Language(s): English

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Content Provider/Subject Matter Expert(s)
Content Provider(s): Ontario Police College
Subject Matter Expert: Ontario Police College
Coordinated by APT Team Leaders Cal Bond and Mauro Succi, content for this course has been provided by instructors of the Advanced Patrol Training Unit of the Ontario Police College.

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Course Evaluation Strategy
Evaluation Strategy
This course contains two forms of evaluation—practice activities and a final assessment.
Each practice activity provides the means for the learner to self assess, without scoring or tracking, in order to provide an environment to discover from mistakes and perfect their performance.
The final assessment provides a scorable/trackable function that assesses the learner on their overall knowledge gain. The final assessment serves two functions: it provides the learner with a pragmatic utilization of the knowledge; and provides data to the learner’s organization so that it can provide the learner with additional remediation, or identify areas in the content that require critical attention and improvement.
Criteria Practice Activities
CPKN/Content Provider Question
Creation
Question Types
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Scenario
Varies by lesson
Final Assessment
CPKN/Content Provider
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Multiple
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True/False
Pool of 17 questions – 17 questions asked on final assessment
Question
Numbers
Feedback
Remediation
Correct/Incorrect Correct/Incorrect
None Completion of final assessment will list areas that require review
None Tracked and scored Tracking and
Scoring
Number of
Attempts
Passing Criteria
Reporting
Requirements
Question level – 1
Module level – Unlimited
Question level – 1
Final Assessment – 2
N/A 75%
None Completion and scores

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Lesson Outline
Course Title: Advanced Patrol Training – Criminal Offences
Lesson Title: Case Studies
Duration: 30 minutes
Lesson Objective(s):
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Given a scenario, identify applicable offence legislation found in the Criminal Code
Lesson Topic(s):
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Abduction
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Fleeing the Police
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Prohibition
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Parole Violation
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Disarming a Peace Officer
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Luring
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Harassment
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Voyeurism
Evaluation Standard:
Practice Activities
Resources Required:
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None
Special Notes:

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Lesson Outline
Course Title: Advanced Patrol Training – Criminal Offences
Lesson Title: Final Assessment
Duration: Varies by learner
Lesson Objective(s):
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None
Lesson Topic(s):
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None
Evaluation Standard:
Final Assessment
Resources Required:
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None
Special Notes: