Resources for School Principals, Teachers and Parents

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Interactive DVD's

Disarming A Student In The Classroom

Real life experience of a teacher in her own words about disarming a student who stood up waving a gun. The teacher, keeping her composure disarmed the student while being, in her own words, extremely scared.

Creating A Crisis Plan

Dep. Chief Lou Pacheco details all of the ingredients need to compile an emergency plan that covers all contingencies and outlines the necessary obligations that have to be filled by the plan.

Bullying Prevention: Extinguishing The Fuel Behind School Violence

Kimberly Nardone, M.S., LMHC, founder of Lynnfield Counseling and Mediation in Lynnfield, MA, has collaborated for the last 12 years with school systems, outpatient mental health agencies, district courts and local law enforcement agencies. Ms. Nardone specializes in violence prevention and cultivating safe school climates. In this DVD, Ms. Nardone examines bullying and presents specific strategies to resolve and reduce incidents of bullying in school.

Insuring Safety At School Athletic Events

In this DVD, Jay Hammes, who is the Director of Athletics, Activities and Security at Horlick High School in Racine, WI, details how to create a security plan for your school that is comprehensive and effective. Recognizing the fact that more violence happens after school – during activities, special events and at athletic games – Mr. Hammes has created a plan, which includes "15 Safeguards to Ensure a Safe After-School Athletic Event," appropriate for any school.

Coming & Going To School: Abduction Prevention Training

Supervising A Cyber Cop

Lt. Tom Smith of the Collier County Sheriff’s Department sets forth the necessary steps to organize, fund and manage a high tech unit. Particular attention devoted to discovering the officer that has gone over to the “dark side”. He sets forth the make-up of the ideal computer crime unit.

A Police Officer's Guide To Social Networking Sites

Sgt. Corey Macdonald, Esq. – the country’s leading law enforcement expert on social networking sites demonstrates how to use these sites for investigations. Topics include saving digital evidence found on these sites, tracking conversations, Fourth Amendment issues, timeline issues and more.

Advanced Investigations Of MySpace.com & Other Social Networking Sites

Preserving Digital Evidence For Court

Sgt. Andrew Obuchowski sets forth the necessary steps needed to preserve digital evidence whether it is from instant messaging, email, or the information that can be found on a computer. Preservation, subpoena and search warrants are covered extensively as well crime processing.

A Guide To Investigating A Cold Case

Andy Rosensweig NYPD (ret) spent 20 years as the head of the cold case unit of the Manhattan DA’s office. He presents the necessary steps to take when investigating a cold case. Actual cases presented. Andy walks you through the investigations to their completion including dead-ends encountered.

Email & Instant Messaging Investigations & Tracking

Sgt. Andrew Obuchowski lays out the necessary steps in investigations involving instant messaging and email that includes recording and reporting. Each line in an email header is explained as well as finding disguised links. A section is devoted to anonymous re-mailers and proxy servers.

A Guide To MySpace.com for Police Officers

Sgt. Corey MacDonald, Esq. presents the basics of myspace.com and how to log on; how to search for people; how to make your site private; the benefits of registering as a police officer and not undercover ; how to discover who students are who use anonymous names.

Recruiting & Maintaining Informants

Robert A. Levinson F.B.I. (ret) starts with the reasons to recruit an informant then moves on to where to find them and how to recruit them. He emphasizes the necessity of keeping an formant motivated. Same presentation he gave to F.B.I.. agents all across the country.

Digital Forensics & Investigative Hurdles

Sgt. Andrew Obuchowski provides an overview of computer forensics and the different software programs available. Other topics include remote based forensics, cell phone and PDA forensics and how spoof cards work. There is an explanation of investigative hurdles that can be encountered.

For The Street Cop: Recognizing The Signs & Symptoms Of Drug Impairment

Sgt. Corey MacDonald, Esq. is a board certified drug recognition instructor and he sets forth the symptoms and recognition tips for the various drugs a officer will encounter. He also discusses the various test available and their effectiveness.

School Security: Crisis Management & Evacuation

Vincent Bove, a national recognized speaker on school violence and noted F.B. I. trainer. A comprehensive presentation on all current issues involving the state of school violence and its prevention.

Preventing School Violence Techniques

45 minutes - Alan Sugarman, former Superintendent of Schools, presents techniques and practices that have been developed by his school district after much thought and research. A basic "how to" filled with practical ideas.

Why Violence In School Happens

One hour - Dr. Kite is a former college dean, school principal who talks about the techniques he used to reduce violence. Knowing why violence happens better prepares those in authority to be able to prevent it

Profiling Person with Potential for Violence

60 minutes - Dr. Kelly Zinna a FBI trained profiler, police psychologist and leading authority on violence in America who has appeared on CBS, CNN< And NBC programs devoted to violence in our schools and other environments. She has authored a book about the violence at Columbine High School. She focuses on discovering the sign posts before violence occurs both in the school or work place

Dealing With The Media In A Crisis

45 Minutes - Det Phil Vannatter of the OJ Simpson case talks about the challenges of dealing with the media in a high profile situation

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