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Dear Law Enforcement Professional:
We at the Institute of Police Technology and Management are pleased to present our
catalog of training programs available to police officers throughout the world.
Founded in 1980, IPTM was originally created to provide management and traffic training
to municipal, county, state, and federal law enforcement officers. Over the past 25 years,
our course offerings have greatly expanded and now include programs such as computer
crimes, criminal investigations, crime scene processing, tactical operations, drug and
gang enforcement and much more. All of our courses are written by police officers for
police officers as we strive to present the most comprehensive and up-to-date training
available.
IPTM is now one of the largest law enforcement training organizations in the country. We
train over 14,000 civilian and military officers each year and offer nearly 100 different
courses in virtually every area of contemporary law enforcement. Throughout the United
States, its territories, and in many foreign countries, our on and off campus training
courses will total over 500 this year.
Our first priority has always been to provide a quality and worthwhile training experience
for all of our students. Our professional and highly qualified instructors work hand-inhand with students to improve their skills and acquaint them with the newest developments in each area of interest.
We at the Institute stand ready to assist you and your agency in every way possible. If
you would like more information about our courses, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Sincerely,
L. R. “Bob” Jacob
Director
(Revised September 2006)
Table of Contents
Welcome to IPTM...................................................................................................................................................................6
University of North Florida ....................................................................................................................................................6
University Center ....................................................................................................................................................................6
Jacksonville Area Map............................................................................................................................................................7
University of North Florida Campus Map ..............................................................................................................................8
Satellite Training Facilities .....................................................................................................................................................9
Lodging ................................................................................................................................................................................. 11
On-Site Training.................................................................................................................................................................... 11
International Programs.......................................................................................................................................................... 11
Funding Sources.................................................................................................................................................................... 11
IPTM Faculty and Staff.........................................................................................................................................................12
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Inspection and Investigation of Commercial Vehicle Crashes..............................................................................................18
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Interviews and Interrogations ...............................................................................................................................................29
Advanced Interviews and Interrogations ..............................................................................................................................30
Dispatch/Communications:
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Communications Center Supervision and Management.......................................................................................................31
Drug & Gang Enforcement/Tactical Operations:
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Methamphetamine and Clandestine Lab Investigations .......................................................................................................33
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DUI/DWI Enforcement:
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Drugs That Impair Driving ...................................................................................................................................................40
DWI Instructor ......................................................................................................................................................................41
DUI Detection and Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Instructor Update Course ............................................................41
DUI Case Law and Legislative Update ................................................................................................................................41
DUI Case Preparation and Courtroom Presentation .............................................................................................................42
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In-Car Video User Training for DUI Enforcement and Prosecution ....................................................................................43
Advanced In-Car Video ........................................................................................................................................................43
Sobriety Checkpoint Operations ...........................................................................................................................................44
Symposium on Alcohol and Drug Impaired Driving Enforcement ......................................................................................44
Field Training:
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FTO Civil Liability Issues ....................................................................................................................................................45
Managing the FTO Program .................................................................................................................................................46
Forensic Technology:
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Computer Crime Investigations ............................................................................................................................................50
Digital Photography for Law Enforcement...........................................................................................................................50
Law Enforcement Photography ............................................................................................................................................51
Light Energy Applications for Law Enforcement.................................................................................................................51
Professional Development:
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Software:
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Supervision and Management:
Comprehensive Staff Inspections Workshop ........................................................................................................................56
Developing Law Enforcement Managers .............................................................................................................................56
Line Supervision ...................................................................................................................................................................57
Managing Criminal Investigators and Investigations ...........................................................................................................57
Managing the Patrol Function...............................................................................................................................................58
Management of the K-9 Unit ................................................................................................................................................58
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THE INSTITUTE OF POLICE
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public colleges and universities in Florida. UNF is
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degree in Engineering at Florida State University and is
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Police Department as a lieutenant after 32 years of
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in Justice Studies from the University of Newcastle as
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University and a Master of Forensic Science degree from
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directly responsible for the coordination of all criminal
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in the development of law enforcement booklets and
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with the Virginia State Police. While with the State
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Everett James, Director Emeritus – Mr. James is a
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Atlanta Police Department working in various line and
staff functions. Mr. James is a graduate of the year
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Georgia State University in Atlanta and Northeastern
Illinois University in Chicago.
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a training specialist for the Public Safety Institute in
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his training career with the military as a company
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performing installations and training new users.
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investigations. Ms. Leek worked in the Peoples
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Matamoros Task Force and is a consultant and resource
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and federal levels.
David McClenahan7UDLQLQJ6SHFLDOLVW – Mr.
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crash investigation and reconstruction.
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after 11 years of service at the rank of sergeant of the
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the development and creation of software for law
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system users and instructing in a variety of computer
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service. While an active member of the Largo Police
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administrative oversight and operational control of
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degree in Corporate Finance from the University of
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Judy Purcell,2I¿FH$VVLVWDQW±0UV3XUFHOOMRLQHG
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consist of coordinating all travel arrangements and
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investigators and evidence technicians who wish to gain
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practical exercises and analyze case studies in order to
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