Criminal Investigations for Patrol Officers
Dates and Locations to be announced soon!
The training is a three day (24 hour) program designed for Patrol Officers, Community Policing Officers, Gang Investigators, Street Crimes Units and new Narcotics Detectives who work in areas with high narcotics activity or who routinely come into contact with narcotics related subjects. This training will provide a great training base for officers who are motivated to initiate and investigate narcotics related crimes.
Officers will learn about the latest street level narcotics and gang related trends. Street level narcotics activity plagues every city and town in the U.S and must be met head on by Patrol Officers, Crime Suppression Units, Gang Units and Narcotics Units. Narcotics traffickers range from subjects who transport cocaine, heroin, meth and marijuana to the street level dealers who sell the narcotics on street corners.
Officers will be taught techniques used for obtaining consent searches on vehicles, hotels and residences. Consent Search investigations are a great tool that should be utilized every day when dealing with narcotics subjects. Conducting proper and legal consent searches is an art that must be developed through training and hands on experience.
Instructors will outline the latest trends in hidden vehicle compartments, which will assist officers during interdiction cases. Officers will learn techniques that can be used to successfully conduct highway narcotics interdiction investigations. Instructors will present techniques on how to identify criminal characteristics on vehicles and how to safely conduct roadside interviews.
The new trend for gang members is identity theft and credit card theft. Gang members are utilizing fraud to make huge amounts of cash which allows to them to purchase more narcotics and illegal weapons. New techniques will be taught on how to identify subjects involved in fraud and how to properly prosecute these cases in both the state and federal system. This is a must see training block that should be mandatory to every patrol officer in the U.S.
Officers will also learn how to cultivate, document, and handle confidential sources, which will help them investigate narcotics crimes and other criminal activity occurring in their area's. This class offers a new and updated learning perspective for both new and veteran officers. The instructors have taught thousands of law enforcement personnel through out the U.S and Europe.
Class Program
Gangs and Fraud Investigations
Roadside Investigative Techniques
Street Level Narcotics Enforcement
Prostitution Investigations for Officers
Narcotics
identification
Narcotics
paraphernalia
Consent Search Investigations
Highway Interdiction Investigations
Cultivating confidential
sources
Hidden Vehicle Compartement Detection
Identifying and Documenting Gang Members
How to write Arrest
Affidavits
Officer Safety
Issues
Crack Cocaine
investigations
The rise of Haitian and MS
13 Gangs
Latest gang trends and
crimes
Criminal Investigations for Patrol Officers
Registration Form
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The cost of the training is $275.00 per student. Please submit payment by check or money order with this registration form or register on line at www.uctraining.net. Class space is limited and students will be accepted on a first come, first served basis.
Registrations can be also be faxed to (770) 486-2092. Please remit payment to:
Law Enforcement Training Associates, Inc.
Post Office Box 2745
Peachtree City, Ga 30269
Registration fee for the program includes the cost of instruction, hand out materials, certificate of completion. Classroom dress is casual. Training will be held from 8:30 a.m to 4:00 p.m each day. If you have any further questions please contact Mike DeMarcus at (305) 986-5476.
Conference Instructors
Mike DeMarcus: Detective (Ret), North Miami Beach Police Department with over 21 years of law enforcement experience. Mike worked in the Vice, Intelligence and Narcotics unit for over 14 years and worked on a DEA task force as well as a state task force specializing in money laundering and narcotics investigations. Mike has extensive experience in narcotics reverses, indoor marijuana grow houses and long term crack cocaine investigations. Mike has participated in numerous long term investigations targeting and prosecuting both money laundering and narcotics trafficking subjects. He also participated on seizures of $1.2 million dollars and $1.9 million dollars which resulted from reverse sting operations.
Joe Morris
Joe is a retired Florida Highway Patrol Trooper who spent the last 14 years of his career working on a highway narcotics interdiction team. Joe teaches highway narcotics interdiction courses as well as hidden vehicle compartments and emphasizes of officer safety techniques that should be utilized during these investigations. Joe worked numerous narcotics investigations with the DEA, FBI, ICE and various state and local law enforcement agencies, which resulted in successful prosecutions in federal and state courts.Craig Catlin: Craig is a detective with the North Miami Beach Police Department Street Crimes Unit. Craig has developed several techniques used to identify and investigate criminals who are committing fraud and identity theft to provide funding for their illegal activities. These investigative techniques are new and innovative. This training that should be required in every police department from Patrol Officers to Special Investigative Units.
