In-Service Course Schedule
Coastal Plans Law Enforcement Training Center Schedule
For Additional Information Contact:
Billy White
Director of Law Enforcement Training
(252) 246-1264
bwhite@wilsoncc.edu
In-Service Training:
Betty Reynolds
Law Enforcement Training Coordinator
(252) 246-1365
breynolds@wilsoncc.edu
Brenda Webb
Secretary
(252) 246-1211
bwebb@wilsoncc.edu
Coastal Plans Law Enforcement Training Center
| CourseID | Course | Hrs. | Dates | Instructor | Aditional Information |
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| 57 | Basic Law Enforcement Training - 91st Academy | 654 Hrs | Jan. 5 - May 1, 2009 | Certified Specialty Instructors | Jason Hunt, BLET Coordinator Telephone (252) 246-1215 |
| 58 | Basic Law Enforcement Training - 92nd Academy | 654 Hrs | Apr 27 – Aug. 28, 2009 | Certified Specialty Instructors | Jason Hunt, BLET Coordinator Telephone (252) 246-1215 |
| 79 | Law Enforcement Management Institute | 216 Hrs | Sept 17, 2008 - Mar. 12, 2009 | Certified Specialty Instructors | Prerequisites: Minimum 3 years criminal justice experience; completion of a First-Line Supervision course; completed application with departmental approval. |
| 48 | 2008 Commission Mandated In-Service Training Part II | 8 Hrs | Sept 15 | Lt. Sara Wiggins Nash Co.Sheriff’s Office |
Jmst- Effects Of Juvenile Bulling ( 2 Hours ) Career Survival: Truth Or Consequences ( 2 Hours) Personnel/Management Issues ( 4hours) |
| 47 | 2008 Commission Mandated In-Service Training Part I | 8 Hrs | Sept 16 | Capt. Billy Radford Wilson Co. Sheriff’s Office |
Legal Update ( 4 Hours ) Response To Critial Incidents ( 4 Hours ) |
| 71 | Drug Conspiracy And Undercover Operations | 24 Hrs | Sept 22 - 24 | Chris Dawson Special Agent, NC SBI |
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| 85 | Search Warrant Preparation | 16 Hrs | Sept 25 - 26 | Andrew Tallmer | |
| 70 | Death Investigations | 40 Hrs | Sept 22 - 26 | Chris Morgan, Retired Raleigh Police Dept. |
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| 74 | Field Training Officer Training | 40 Hrs |
Sept 29 – Oct. 3 | Sgt Alex Gazaway Cary Police Dept |
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| 81 | Officer Survival II | 40 Hrs | Sept.29. – Oct. 3 | Certified Specialty Instructors Pre-requisite: Officer Survival I |
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| 89 | Tactical Handguns | 24 Hrs | Oct. 1 - 3 | Sr. Officer A.A. Boone Specialized Realistic Training |
Tactical handgun shooting is a course designed for close encounter shooting situations. This is an intense course with shooting and moving scenarios. This course is designed to build the officers confidence, mindset, and shooting ability under stressful close quarter situations. |
| 68 | Criminal Justice Instructor Training | 80 Hrs | Oct. 6 – 17 | Certified Specialty Instructors | Prerequisites: Minimum of 4 years criminal justice experience, high school diploma or GED, good computer skills in MS Word and PowerPoint. Class Minimum: 10 students; Maximum: 16 students |
| 62 | Commission Mandated In-Service Training For Telecommunicators Part II | 9 Hrs | Oct 7 | Jennifer Etheridge Training And Quality Assurance Coordinator Wilson 911center |
Domestic Violence ( 3 Hrs) Liability Issues (3 Hrs) Ems/Fire/Resue (3 Hrs) |
| 83 | Police Law Institute Update | 16 Hrs | Oct. 9 & 10 | Andrew Tallmer | This course will provide a legal update on the skills necessary to conduct enforcement activities associated with search warrants, warrantless searches, interviews, eyewitness identifications and nontestimonial identification orders and to avoid liability while conduction such activities. Prerequisites: Students must have successfully completed the two-week Police Law institute course with the last five years. |
| 76 | First-Line Supervision | 40 Hrs | Oct. 6 – 10 | Certified Specialty Instructors | |
| 73 | Enhanced Pistol Skills (New) | 8 Hrs | Oct. 13 | David Mcdonald Raleigh Police Dept. |
This course is designed to expand the students’ pistol skills. The focus will be on accuracy with the addition of the following components: Speed, movement and left and right hand manipulation. |
| 84 | Radar Operator Certification | 40 Hrs | Oct. 13 – 17 | Sgt Luke Marcum Wilson Police Dept. |
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| 75 | Firearms Qualification | 8 Hrs | Oct 17 | James Tant, Sr., Ret. Wilson Police Dept. |
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| 78 | Homicide Investigations | 40 Hrs | Oct. 20 – 24 | Chris Morgan, Ret. Raleigh Police Dept. |
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| 54 | Arson Investigation | 24 Hrs | Oct 21 - 23 | Joe Littleton National Fire Academy Instructor |
This course is designed to equip the student with the essential investigative techniques for arson investigations. Course lecture will include discussions on motives, detection of fire origins, causes, fatal fires and legal issues. Course will involve lecture as well as practical exercises. |
| 72 | DWI Detection & Standardized Field Sobriety Testing |
28 Hrs | Oct. 21 – 23 | Sgt William “Bill” Knight NCSHP/Motor Carrier Enforcement |
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| 82 | Police Law Institute | 80 Hrs | Oct. 27 – Nov. 7 | Andrew Tallmer | Sanctioned By The Nc Justice Academy |
| 66 | Conducting Internal Affairs Investigations |
16 Hrs | Oct 28 & 29 | Chief Tim Hayworth Zebulon Police Dept. |
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| 63 | Commission Mandated In-Service Training For Telecommunicators Part II | 9 Hrs | Oct 28 | Jennifer Etheridge Training And Quality Assurance Coordinator Wilson 911center |
Domestic Violence ( 3 Hrs) Liability Issues (3 Hrs) Ems/Fire/Resue (3 Hrs) |
| 65 | Community Oriented Policing Strategies | 8 Hrs | Oct 29 | Billy White, Director Wilson Community College |
This class offers a review of the concept and a critical look at the demands faced by competing community concerns and how, through some practical approaches to operational demands, small police agencies can focus on a crime control and service approach that may fit their own department and community. |
| 50 | Advanced Civil Process: Executions And Execution Sales | 16 Hrs | Oct. 29 & 30 | Susan D. Moore Moore Consultants |
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| 51 | Advanced Civil Process: Writs And Orders Of Possession | 8 Hrs | Oct. 31 | Susan D. Moore Moore Consultants |
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Tactical Shotgun | 16 Hrs | Oct. 30 & 31 | Sr. Officer A.A. Boone Raleigh Police Dept. |
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| 59 | Basic Narcotics Investigation (New) | 32 Hrs | Nov. 3 – 6 | Chris Dawson A.R. “Bubba” Summerlin Special Agent, NC SBI |
This class will cover all the basic skills needed to conduct successful narcotics investigations. The class is designed for the investigator with less than one year of narcotics experience or one who has never been through any formal narcotics training. The course will cover such topics as narcotics laws, search warrants, buy/bust operations, street level undercover campaigns, surveillance, informants, reversals, operational planning, and handling of special funds. |
| 60 | Case Management | 16 Hrs | Nov 4 & 5 | Inv James Ayers NC Dept Of Insurance |
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| 56 | Basic Criminal Investigations | 40 Hrs | Nov. 10 – 14 | Det John Slaughter Wilson Police Dept |
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| 55 | Background Investigations | 16 Hrs | Nov 11 & 12 | Chief Tim Hayworth Zebulon Police Dept. |
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| 80 | Liability Issues For Law Enforcement Supervisors | 8 Hrs | Nov. 14 | Susan Moore Moore Consultants |
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| 86 | Street Gangs: Identification And Investigation | 24 Hrs | Nov. 17 – 19 | Capt. Mark Bridgeman Fayetteville Police Dept. |
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| 53 | Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (Aride) | 16 Hrs | Nov. 19 & 20 | Sgt. William “Bill” Knight NCSHP/Motor Carrier Enforcement |
Prerequisite: Dwi Detention/Sfst |
| 77 | Homicidal Poisoning Investigations | 40 Hrs | Nov. 17 – 21 | Chris Morgan, Ret. Raleigh Police Dept. |
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| 67 | Crime Prevention | 16 Hrs | Dec 1 & 2 | Tim Wiggs, Retired Wilson Police Dept |
This course is designed to introduce officers to the methods, techniques and strategies used to combat and prevent crimes within the community. Course content includes history of crime prevention, principles of risk management, public speaking, crime analysis, aspects of physical security, and aspects of electronic security, introduction to security surveys, community watch, and identification of personal property. |
| 87 | Survival Spanish For Criminal Justice Personnel | 32 Hrs | Dec 1-4 | Carmelo Sanchez, Retired Raleigh Police Dept. |
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| 49 | 2008 Commission Mandated In-Service Training Topics Of Choice | 8 Hrs | Dec 2 | Capt. Billy Radford Wilson Co. Sheriffs Office |
Rapid Deployment ( 4 Hours) Weapon Retention & Disarming Techniques ( 4 Hours) |
| 61 | Commission Mandated In-Service Training
For Telecommunicators Part I |
10 Hrs | Dec. 3 | Jennifer Etheridge Training And Quality Assurance Coordinator Wilson 911center |
Teletypewriter (Tty) Operations ( 2 Hrs) Customer Service (4 Hrs) Incident Command (4 Hrs) |
| 64 | Commission Mandated In-Service Training For Telecommunicators Part II | 9 Hrs | Dec 4 | Jennifer Etheridge, Training And Quality Assurance Coordinator
Wilson 911center |
Domestic Violence ( 3 Hrs) Liability Issues (3 Hrs) Ems/Fire/Resue (3 Hrs) |
| 92 | Tax Warrants For Sheriffs (New) | 8 Hrs | Dec 5 | Susan Moore Moore Consultants |
This course is designed to present to deputy sheriffs working in civil process: the laws, cases, and recommended procedures that govern the enforcement of the pre- and post- judgment remedies of tax warrants and tax executions issued by state and local governments in North Carolina. |
| 91 | Tactical Submachine Gun Operator (New) | 24 Hrs | Dec. 8 – 10 | Sr. Officer A.A. Boone Raleigh Police Dept. |
This is a physical demanding course. It is designed to push the operator physically and mentally. The operator will be introduced to a variety of drills to become acclimated to fully auto, semi auto, weapon retention, force on force, dynamic entry techniques, gas mask shooting, transitions, engaging multiple threats in a gas contaminated environment. This course builds discipline and confidence of the operator to be able to maneuver an automatic weapon in abnormal conditions Prerequisite: Basic rifle or submachine gun course |
| 52 | Advanced Interview And Interrogation |
40 Hrs | Dec. 8 – 12 | Det. Eddie Lane Wilson Co. Sheriff's Office |
Prerequisite: Basic Interview And Interrogation |
| 69 | Criminal Minds: Criminal Behavior Analysis And Interpretation (New) | 40 Hrs | Dec. 8 – 12 | Chris Morgan, Retired Raleigh Police Dept |
This course will provide participants within sight into how to analyze and interpret the behaviors of offenders to determined their psychological conditions and motivations. The course will provide information on criminal profiling and crime scene analysis. |
| 88 | Tactical Dynamic Room Clearing | 16 Hrs | Dec. 11 & 12 | Sr. Officer A.A. Boone |
Specialized Realistic Training |
Eastern Regional Training
| CourseID | Course | Dates | Presented By | Hosted By | Aditional Information |
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| 93 | Behavioral Analysis Of Crime, Criminals And Crime Scenes | Sept 15 & 16 | Alan C. Brantley (FBI Special Agent Retired) | Nash Community College Bldg "B", Room 2101 |
This two day seminar will examine how to combine behavioral science techniques and practical experience while interviewing violent offenders and analyzing cases. The focus of the seminar will be to demonstrate how to combine traditional law enforcement methods, forensic evidence, and behavioral science techniques to develop information in solving cases. Mr Brantley is a retired FBI Supervisory Special Agent who has been assigned to the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime and The Behavioral Analysis/Behavioral Science Units. Mr Brantley has a lifetime of experience in the areas of behavioral science and psychology. |
| 94 | Traffic Accident Reconstruction | Sept 29 - Oct 10 | Hosted By Raleigh Police Dept |
Ed Livesay, Livesay Reconstruction |
This course is designed to teach the traffic accident investigator the principles and concepts necessary for reconstruction of a traffic accident. A certified accident reconstructionist is used to teach this course. Students must satisfactorily complete an Intermediate Traffic Accident Investigation course and Advanced Traffic Accident Investigation course before enrolling in this class. During the second week, one evening will involve outside night exercises. Final testing takes place on the last Friday and will take from 6-8 hours. 80 HRS |
| 95 | Advanced Highway Criminal Interdiction | Sept 23-25 | Wilson Community College Police Academy, Room X-100 |
Trooper Chris Murphy, VA State Highway Patrol | This three day course combines classroom with practical exercises to help the officer in recognizing indicators of criminal activity, interview techniques, developing consent/probable cause, identifying hidden compartments and proper handling of evidences. Instruction will include post arrest procedures dealing with asset forfeiture, bulk currency, and legal considerations and profiling issues. Trooper Murphy is currently assigned to the Counter-Terrorism & Criminal Interdiction Unit with the State of Virginia. Trooper Murphy is also a narcotic detection canine handler. Murphy prior instruction has been provided to federal, state, and local officers from across the U.S. |
