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1 Pasadena Police Academy July-December 2017 In-Service Training Schedule 4801 Spencer Hwy Pasadena, TX Phone: Fax:

2 In-Service Training Courses DATE COURSE LOCATION AUGUST August 7-8 August Ground Avoidance Ground Escape (G.A.G.E.) Intermediate Child Abuse *class is now full* Les Early Firearms Training Center Pasadena Police Academy SEPTEMBER September 5-6 Intermediate Arrest, Search, & Seizure Pasadena Police Academy September Intermediate Spanish for Law Enforcement Pasadena Police Academy OCTOBER October 26 Special Investigative Topics Pasadena Police Academy NOVEMBER November WZ 40-Hour Seminar for Lead Homicide Investigators (must register at Pasadena Police Academy November 16 Tactical Pistol 1 *class is now full* Les Early Firearms Training Center November 20 Tactical Pistol 2 *class is now full* Les Early Firearms Training Center November Ground Avoidance Ground Escape (G.A.G.E.) Les Early Firearms Training Center November 17 Police SUV Driving Les Early Firearms Training Center November Building Search Les Early Firearms Training Center November 29 DECEMBER Interacting with Drivers Deaf/Hard of Hearing and Asset Forfeiture Pasadena Police Academy December Intermediate Use of Force Les Early Firearms Training Center December 12 Tactical Shotgun Les Early Firearms Training Center December Low Light Rifle Les Early Firearms Training Center Pasadena Police Academy, 4801 Spencer Hwy., Pasadena, TX Les Early Firearms Training Center, 6600 Genoa-Red Bluff, Pasadena, TX Police Driving Track, 6600 Genoa-Red Bluff, Pasadena, TX

3 PASADENA POLICE ACADEMY RULES No tobacco products are allowed in any City of Pasadena facility. No food or drink is allowed in the computer lab. No food is allowed in the classrooms; however, bottled drinks and beverages with spill-proof lids will be permitted. Dress code: Academy training is a duty assignment; therefore, all students are expected to adhere to academy policy as they would their departmental policy pertaining to grooming and appearance. Unless otherwise noted, the dress code for students attending in-service training is business casual attire. Jeans are permitted if clean and free of holes and patches. Shirts with collars, business casual crewnecks, or V- neck shirts are acceptable; however, no T-shirts are allowed. Shorts and hats are not permitted unless specifically required (such as PT gear or headgear for range activities). Only closed-toed footwear is permissible no sandals or flip flops. 5. Please pick up your trash and keep the classrooms and break room clean. 6. Do not park on the Dairy Queen side of the lot or in front of the academy please park adjacent to the academy building or in the parking area directly behind the academy building. 7. Do not enter the staff area unless asked to do so by a staff member. 8. Messages will be posted in the designated area inside the break room. 9. Use of the weight room is limited to City of Pasadena Police Department personnel only. 10. Students must make every effort to minimize the noise emanating from conversations in the hallways that may occur during class breaks. Students should not congregate in the main lobby; additionally, students should not congregate in the hallways to the point where it is difficult for others to pass through. Violating any of these rules may result in being denied admittance into or being removed from the class and/or academy facility. 3

4 COURSES COURSE: ASSET FORFEITURE #7887 DATE: November 29 (4 hrs.) 12:00 pm 4:00 pm TUITION: $10.00 COURSE: BUILDING SEARCH DATE: November (16 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $40.00 COURSE OBJECTIVE: To familiarize officers with techniques of approaching, entering, searching, clearing and contacting suspects in building structures in a safe effective manner. MANDATORY EQUIPMENT: Duty pistol with holster Protective equipment for simmunition (long sleeves, gloves, groin protection) Handheld flashlight 200 rounds pistol ammunition- Factory Ammo or Factory Spec Ammo 100 rounds pistol simmunition NO HOMEMADE RELOADS Firearms cleaning equipment Eye and ear protection OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT: Duty carbine rifle (must be certified to carry) Weapon mounted light 4

5 COURSE: GROUND AVOIDANCE GROUND ESCAPE DATES: August 7-8, November (16 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $40.00 COURSE OBJECTIVE: Many fights end up on the ground whether the combatants want to be there or not. Many people trained in mixed martial arts (MMA) programs train specifically to take the fight to the ground. Fighting on the ground poses unique and dangerous challenges to police and corrections officers. This course is designed to teach students how to avoid being taken to the ground and how to effectively escape if they do find themselves in these circumstances. It reviews tactics for both open and narrow environments, reviews the four most common ground positions and escapes, refines the student's physical technique, and presents instructional methods for teaching survival skills. Physical participation is required, participant must be in good physical condition and able to complete the following: Defensive counter strikes Grounding techniques MANDATORY EQUIPMENT: Participants should wear comfortable clothing for physical activity COURSE: INTERACTING WITH DRIVERS DEAF/HARD OF HEARING #7887 DATE: November 29 (4 hrs.) 8:00 am 12:00 pm TUITION: $10.00 COURSE: INTERMEDIATE ARREST, SEARCH & SEIZURE #2108 DATE: September 5-6 (16 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $

6 COURSE: INTERMEDIATE CHILD ABUSE #2105 *class is now full* DATE: August (24 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $60.00 COURSE: INTERMEDIATE SPANISH FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT #2109 DATE: September (24 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $60.00 COURSE: INTERMEDIATE USE OF FORCE #2107 DATE: December (16 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $

7 COURSE: LOW LIGHT RIFLE DATE: December (16 hrs.) 2:00 pm 10:00 pm TUITION: $40.00 COURSE OBJECTIVE: This course is a follow up course to the basic patrol rifle course. Officers attending this course should have already completed a recognized basic patrol rifle school. Officers should have a rifle with an integrated lighting system that is zeroed and reliable. This course will emphasize deployment of the rifle in low light conditions in both stand-off and search environments. MANDATORY EQUIPMENT: Semi-automatic or select fire rifle with light mount Body armor At least three (3) magazines (Ar-15/M-16 series weapons are recommended) Police duty sidearm, duty rig ad spare magazines for pistol 800 rounds rifle ammunition/100 rounds pistol ammunition - Factory Ammo or Factory Spec Ammo NO HOMEMADE RELOADS Firearms cleaning equipment Eye and ear protection Ground cloth/shooting pad to lay on but not required NOTE: Class size is limited to 14 students COURSE: POLICE SUV DRIVING SKILLS & DRILLS LOCATION: Police Driving Track DATES: November 17 (8 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $20.00 (OUTSIDE AGENCIES ARE REQUIRED TO FURNISH THEIR OWN VEHICLES) COURSE OBJECTIVE: In this age where SUV type vehicles are becoming more and more prevalent as emergency vehicles, it is imperative that the operator knows the capabilities and limitations of his/her vehicle. This course will incorporate a classroom discussion of the differences required in operating an SUV type emergency vehicle as opposed to the more traditional police sedan. Driving courses will then be undertaken on the driving pad which will include coned as well as backing courses. Although there are inherent risks in any driving course which are potentially increased when driving an SUV type vehicle, safety is paramount during this course and precautionary steps will be steadfastly adhered to. The student will be required to provide their own SUV type vehicle to drive. SUV s equipped with a police package are preferred however not required. 7

8 COURSE: SPECIAL INVESTIGATIVE TOPICS #3232 DATE: October 26 (8 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $20.00 COURSE: TACTICAL PISTOL I *class is now full* DATES: November 16 (8 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $20.00 COURSE OBJECTIVE: This course covers the use of the pistol in dynamic, lethal force encounters. This course will stress fast, accurate shot placement, speed of presentation and manipulation, proper use of cover, shooting on the move, engagement of moving targets and deployment from vehicles. MANDATORY EQUIPMENT: Semi-automatic pistol with three (3) magazines Body armor Eye and ear protection 500 rounds ammunition Factory Ammo or Factory Spec Ammo NO HOMEMADE RELOADS Inclement weather gear Gun cleaning equipment 8

9 COURSE: TACTICAL PISTOL 2 *class is now full* DATE: November 20 (8 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $20.00 COURSE OBJECTIVE: This course builds on and is a continuation of Tactical Pistol 1. Students must have attended and successfully completed Tactical Pistol 1 prior to enrollment in this course. MANDATORY EQUIPMENT: Semi-automatic pistol with three (3) magazines Body armor Eye and ear protection 500 rounds ammunition Factory Ammo or Factory Spec Ammo NO HOMEMADE RELOADS Inclement weather gear Gun cleaning equipment COURSE: TACTICAL SHOTGUN DATE: December 12 (16 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm TUITION: $40.00 COURSE OBJECTIVE: This course covers the use of the shotgun in dynamic lethal force encounters. This course will stress fast, accurate shot placement, explanation of shotgun spread pattern, speed of presentation and manipulation, reloading drills, proper use of cover, shooting on the move, engagement of moving targets, deployment from vehicles, and proven tactics. MANDATORY EQUIPMENT: Pump or semi-auto shotgun w/sling Semi-auto duty pistol w/3 magazines & duty rig Body armor Baseball cap, eye and ear protection Inclement weather gear Gun cleaning equipment Ammunition (150 rds. #8 field loads, 100 rds. 00 buck, 50 slugs, 100 pistol) 9

10 COURSE: 40-HOUR SEMINAR FOR LEAD HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS DATE: November (40 hrs.) 8:00 am 4:00 pm See attached flyer for course information. Must register at REGISTRATION FORMS ATTACHED 10

11 NOVEMBER 13-17, 2017 Hosted by: Pasadena Police Department Academy 4801 Spencer Hwy I Pasadena, TX :00 am - 4:00 pm y / Comprehensive death investigation training for new and experienced Lead Homicide Investigators. y / Taught by a former detective with 80 homicide convictions, a state prosecutor with 150 jury trials and a highly experienced forensic examiner. About the Seminar: This 5-day seminar is modeled on the highly successful 3-day WZ Seminar on DOA: Death Investigations. Since first offered in October 2006, WZ instructors Lou Tessmann and Jeff Pavletic have conducted 65 DOA seminars in 17 states. The new 40-hour course adds important instructional modules in crime scene analysis, forensic technology, interview and interrogation, application of 4th & 5th amendments, false confessions and courtroom testimony. The course will feature interactive lecture and discussions of actual case histories, videos, statutes and laws specific to the state(s) represented by the seminar participants. This comprehensive seminar provides instruction in conducting investigations and prosecuting death cases from the start of the investigation through evidence collection, suspect interviews, press conferences, trial testimony and ultimately conviction. It is purposely designed to provide expert "in-thefield" instruction from the initial crime scene through conviction at trial. Learn state of the art techniques from the ex Commander of the Lake County (IL) Major Crimes Task Force, a highly experienced Prosecutor and a leading Cyber Crimes Investigator. Seminar Topics Include: Death Notifications Investigative Tactics Cell Phone & Computer Analysis Handling the News Media Manage & Evaluate the Crime Scene About the Speakers: Development of COLD CASE Leads TASK FORCE Operations Miranda Multiple Methods of Interviewing False Confessions Collecting & Viewing Digital Evidence 4h Amendment-Search & Seizure 5 1 h Amendment-Evidence, GSR Report Writers Effective Courtroom Testimony The course is taught by three instructors - a seasoned homicide detective in Lou Tessmann, CFI, a First Assistant State's Attorney in Jeff Pavletic, and a digital forensic technologist who has managed thousands of criminal cases involving digital evidence in Carol Gudbrandsen. Lou has conducted thousands of interviews and interrogations and has obtained over 80 homicide confessions during his 25-year career. Jeff's 20 years of extensive trial experience includes over 150 jury trials with a concentration in prosecution of homicides and violent crimes. Carol is a Cyber Crimes Analyst with a major State's Attorney's Office who has assisted Homeland Security, DEA, FBI, Illinois Attorney General's Office and the U.S. Marshalls in Forensic Examinations of digitalevidence. TO REGISTER OR V1Sfr. Early Price: $ (Ends 8/13) Regular Price: $ (Ends 10/13) Late Price: $ Registration and Payment. Pay by credit card or check made payable to Wicklander-Zulawski & Associates, Inc. For VVZ's Cancellation Policy visit our website at Wicklander-Zulawski 4932 Main Street Downers Grove, IL

12 PASADENA OFFICERS IN-SERVICE TRAINING REGISTRATION FORM (ONE FORM PER COURSE) OFFICER NAME: DATE: DIVISION: I WISH TO ATTEND THE FOLLOWING IN-SERVICE CLASS: COURSE NAME: COURSE DATE: (BEGINNING) (ENDING) CHECK LOCATION: POLICE ACADEMY LES EARLY FIREARMS TRAINING CENTER OFFICER SIGNATURE SUPERVISOR SIGNATURE DATE APPROVED: DATE DENIED: PLEASE FORWARD TO THE ACADEMY WHEN COMPLETED YOU WILL BE NOTIFIED IF THE CLASS IS FULL AND YOU WERE NOT ENROLLED. Fax number

13 OUTSIDE AGENCY REGISTRATION FORM PLEASE CALL TO VERIFY ENROLLMENT PASADENA POLICE ACADEMY REQUEST FOR IN-SERVICE TRAINING OFFICER NAME: AGENCY: PHONE NUMBER: RANK: PID: FAX NUMBER: CELL NUMBER: ADDRESS: PLEASE ENROLL ME IN THE FOLLOWING CLASS COURSE NAME: COURSE DATE: (BEGINNING) (ENDING) PLEASE FAX APPLICATION TO: (713) IF YOU NEED ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL: (713) MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: CITY OF PASADENA 4801 SPENCER HIGHWAY PASADENA, TEXAS CREDIT CARD PAYMENT ACCEPTED BY CONTACTING MIRTHALA CANTU AT THE CITY OF PASADENA CONTROLLER S OFFICE AT (713)