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In-Service Course Schedule 2009/10

San Diego Miramar College 10440 Black Mountain Road - Bldg A-200 San Diego, California 92126 (619) 388-7322

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Our Vision...

We are committed to a collaborative effort to provide the highest quality technical and human relations training to public safety

personnel within the San Diego Region. All training will reflect the core values of professional enforcement and be grounded in a

fundamental respect for the dignity of all persons. State-of-the-art technology will support the development of the future generation of law enforcement officers skilled in problem solving, conflict resolution and

community policing.

Our Mission...

Our mission is to provide the finest quality public safety training and professional development that is responsive to the needs of the agencies

and diverse communities we serve.

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE

MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD

SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 (619) 388-7322

The San Diego Regional Public Safety Training Institute currently offers In-Service courses in addition to a Basic Public Safety Academy and Reserve Academy. The following pages include information on course titles, dates, times, location, registration, course content, prerequisites, corequisites, certification, tuition/credit, equipment/supplies required, dress code and reservations. COURSE RESERVATIONS can be made by contacting either Margaret Hodges at [email protected] or Myrna Perez at [email protected] as indicated on course information sheet. Most course reservations are taken on a first come, first served basis. An email of your class reservation will serve as your "Student Confirmation Notice". The San Diego Community College District, as of Fall 2009, charges a course tuition fee of $26.00 per unit. California non-residents will be charged an additional fee of $190.00 per unit. Individuals not affiliated with a public safety agency will be charged a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make checks payable to Miramar College. LODGING: Lodging is available at nearby hotel/motels. A list of hotel/motels is included in this booklet. Hotel rates are subject to change w/o prior notice. Ask for government rate. SPECIAL NOTE: Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. Full participation is required for certification. Please allow ample time when scheduling flights out on the last day of class. 07/09

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2009/10 COURSES OFFERED BY THE SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY

TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE

COURSE TITLE PAGE P.O.S.T. COURSE NUMBER

P.O.S.T. PLAN

COLLEGE COURSE NUMBER

COLLEGE UNITS

EARNED

TUITION FEE AS OF FALL `09

ADVANCED TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION COURSE (80 HRS)

6 2400 33610 IV ADJU 305 3.5 91.00

BASIC DISPATCHER COURSE (120 HRS)

7 4690 30900 IV ADJU 313 6.5 169.00

BASIC SUPERVISORY COURSE (80 HRS) 8 4690 00400 IV ADJU 312 3.0 78.00

BASIC TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION COURSE (40 HRS)

9 2400 33590 IV ADJU 322 2.0 52.00

BUILDING SEARCHES (8 HRS) 10 4690 21016 IV ADJU 361 0.5 13.00

CPR/ FIRST AID 4 N/A N/A ADJU 300 0.5 13.00

DEFENSIVE TACTICS INSTRUCTOR (80 HRS)

11 2410 21665 II ADJU 361 2.5 65.00

DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE COURSE (24 HRS)

12 4690 20280 IV ADJU 332 1.0 26.00

DRUG INFLUENCE 11550 H & S UPDATE (8 HRS)

13 4690 22220 IV ADJU 361 0.5 13.00

FIELD TRAINING OFFICER COURSE (40 HRS)

14 2410 31725 II ADJU 330 1.5 39.00

INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMENT COURSE (40 HRS)

15 2410 21700 IV ADJU 361 2.5 65.00

INTERMEDIATE TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION COURSE (40 HRS)

16 2400 33620 IV ADJU 304 1.5 39.00

REGIONAL OFFICER TRAINING (40 HRS)

17-19 2410 29709 IV ADJU 361 2.5 65.00

SUPERVISING CRITICAL INCIDENTS / (32 HRS)

20 2410 12250 IV ADJU 361 2.0 52.00

TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT RADAR CERTIFICATION (24 HRS)

21 2400 23310 IV ADJU 307 1.5 39.00

LASER (LIDAR) OPERATOR 22 2400 23320 IV ADJU 361 0.5 13.00

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TO: Public Safety Agencies

FROM: SDRPSTI @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 Black Mtn. Rd San Diego CA 92126

DATE: August 24, 2009

SUBJECT: 2009/10 IN-SERVICE SCHEDULE

ADVANCED TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION COURSE $ 91.00 AJ 305 3.5 Units 80 Hours 2009: October 12 - 23

BASIC DISPATCHER COURSE $169.00 AJ 313 6.5 Units 120 Hours 2010: March 1 - 19

BASIC SUPERVISORY COURSE $78.00 AJ 312 3.0 Units 80 Hours 2009: October 19 - 30

2010: May 3 - 14

BASIC TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION COURSE $52.00 AJ 322 2.0 Units 40 Hours 2009: November 2 – 6 2010: March 1 - 5

BUILDING SEARCHES $13.00 AJ 361 0.5 Units 8 Hours

2009: November 10 2010: February 18

CPR/FIRST AID $13.00 AJ 300 0.5 Units 8 Hours 2009: August 26, October 2, November 4 December 7 2010: February 4, April 26, June 9

DEFENSIVE TACTICS INSTRUCTOR COURSE $65.00 AJ 361 2.5 Units 80 Hours 2009: December 4 - 17

DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE COURSE $26.00 AJ 332 1.0 Unit 24 Hours

2009: September 15 - 17 2010: May 18 - 20

DRUG INFLUENCE:11550 $13.00 AJ 361 0.5 Unit 8 Hours 2009: August 25 2010: February 24

FIELD TRAINING OFFICER COURSE $39.00 AJ 330 1.5 Units 40 Hours 2009: September 21 - 25

2010: April 26 - 30

INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMENT COURSE $65.00 AJ 361 2.5 Units 40 Hours 2009: September 23 – 25/ 29 – 30 2010: April 14 – 16/ 21 - 22

INTERMEDIATE TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION COURSE $39.00 AJ 304 1.5 Units 40 Hours 2010: January 11 - 15

REGIONAL OFFICER TRAINING: $65.00 AJ 361 2.5 Units 40 Hours Pg. 19 or contact Ronnie Philhower @ 619-388-7962 for dates.

SUPERVISING CRITICAL INCIDENTS $52.00 AJ 361 2.0 Units 32 Hours

2009: October 5 – 8

TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT RADAR CERTIFICATION COURSE $39.00 AJ 307 1.5 Units 24 Hours 2010: February 16 – 18, June 1 – 3 LASER (LIDAR) OPERATOR CERTIFICATION COURSE $13.00 AJ 361 0.5 Units 8 Hours 2009: September 21, November 9 2010: February 19, March 30, May 10, June 4

Honesty & integrity are integral components of the academic process. Students are expected to be honest & ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information.

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HOTEL/MOTEL INFORMATION

LODGING RESERVATIONS ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE INDIVIDUAL ATTENDING THE COURSE. WHEN MAKING A RESERVATION, IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR THE BEST RATES POSSIBLE, YOU MUST INFORM THE RESERVATION CLERK THAT YOU ARE WITH A PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCY AND THAT YOU ARE ATTENDING A CLASS AT THE SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE AT MIRAMAR COLLEGE. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONTACT THE REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE AT (619) 388-7322 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE HOTEL/MOTEL LISTINGS. PLEASE NOTE: THE LISTED HOTEL/MOTELS SOLICIT THE REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE FOR PLACEMENT IN THIS IN-SERVICE COURSE SCHEDULE. THE HOTEL/MOTELS ARE LISTED AS A SERVICE FOR PUBLIC SAFETY AGENCIES. IF YOU EXPERIENCE PROBLEMS WITH ANY OF THE LISTED SITES PLEASE NOTIFY THE REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE. HOTEL/MOTELS THAT DO NOT MEET YOUR NEEDS WILL NOT REMAIN ON THE LIST.

MIRA MESA / MIRAMAR AREA

(CALL HOTELS FOR `MIRAMAR COLLEGE / GOVERNMENT RATE’) HOLIDAY INN SELECT 9335 KEARNY MESA ROAD SAN DIEGO CA 92126 (858) 695-2300 Single/Double or Suites FAX (858) 578-7925 Includes complimentary deluxe continental breakfast and hot appetizer happy hour nightly. Heated pool, jacuzzi, exercise room and sauna. Refrigerators in rooms. Restaurants on premises. Complimentary shuttle service available from airport and to Miramar College (located less than a mile from school). HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS 9888 MIRA MESA BLVD SAN DIEGO CA 92131 (858) 635-5566 Single/Double Occupancy: FAX: (858) 549-6868 Brand new hotel, four stories with indoor corridors. In-room microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, iron and ironing board, hair dryers, speaker phone with data port, remote control color TV with free HBO, CNN & ESPN. Outdoor heated pool, spa, and exercise room & coin-op laundry room. Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast; cocktail reception Monday through Friday with catered hot platters on Wednesday. Walking distance to shops, restaurants and less than a mile away from Miramar College. Shuttle service available at a cost upon availability. QUALITY SUITES 9880 MIRA MESA BLVD. SAN DIEGO CA 92131 FAX: (858) 530-2020 Single/Double Occupancy: TOLL FREE: 1-877-822-6692 (858) 530-2000 All newly renovated 2-room suites, four stories with outdoor corridors. In room microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, iron and ironing board, hair dryers, speaker phone with data port, remote control color TV in each room with pay-per-view, Nintendo & free HBO, CNN & ESPN. Outdoor heated pool, spas, and exercise room & coin-op laundry room. Complimentary deluxe continental breakfast; cocktail reception Monday through Friday with catered hot platters on Wednesdays & home baked cookie 3 times weekly. Walking distance to shops and restaurants and less than a mile from Miramar College. Shuttle service is available at a cost and is based upon availability (advance notice require

(AS OF 7/1/09 ROOM SALES TAX IS 10.5%)

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: ADVANCED TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION COURSE (80 HOURS) DATES: 2009: October 12 - 23 TIME: 0700 – 1530 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE AT MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO CA 92126 ROOM # - TBA RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Margaret Hodges at [email protected]. Questions regarding this course should be directed to Sgt. Paul Becotte, SDPD, In-Service Training (619) 388-7951/ [email protected] REGISTRATION: Course registration will be promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed to improve the student's skill and knowledge of advanced techniques used to determine the sequence of events that result in a traffic collision and how to properly document the available information. The students will have the opportunity to become proficient in the following areas: 1. Photography and photogrammetry. 2. Environment examinations and collision scene measurements. 3. Techniques for preparing scale diagrams. 4. Vehicle systems and vehicle related collision factors. 5. Human factors and mechanisms of injury. 6. Mathematics, time-position analysis and freefall analysis. 7. Legal aspects of collision investigation. OBJECTIVES: 1. To develop a relatively high degree of technical expertise in traffic collision investigation. 2. To recognize, interpret and prepare physical evidence for further use in collision reconstruction. PREREQUISITE: Successful completion of the Intermediate Traffic Collision Investigation Course or equivalent & competency at college level algebra and trigonometry. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (#2400 33610) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded.

TUITION/CREDIT: 3.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 305). Tuition is $91. Agencies / students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will

also be charged $190 per unit. There may also be a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make checks payable to Miramar College. Honesty & integrity are integral components of the academic process. Students are expected to be honest & ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information. SUPPLIES: Students will need the following items: all templates and drawing equipment used during investigations, and engineer's scale, a screw type compass, flexcurve (drawing instrument), clipboard, TI-30 calculator, a digital SLR camera with 50mm equivalent lens and memory card may be substituted for the 35mm camera and film (35mm SLR camera with 50mm lens, one 24 exposure roll of 35mm film 200 ASA print), tripod, cable release, electronic flash unit with sync cord (hot shoe only is not acceptable), spare batteries for flash unit, and flashlight. OPTIONAL SUPPLIES: 28mm lens, macro lens or other close-up equipment, beam compass. If students have a copy of the textbook, Basic Collision Analysis and Scene Documentation they should bring it to class, otherwise a loaner copy will be provided for them. No more than two students will be able to share camera equipment. DRESS: Dress is business casual. No shorts, jeans or open toed sandals or shoes. Outside training (10 hours) will be conducted regardless of weather conditions. PARKING: Parking is available in the Student Parking Lot (upper lot) at Miramar College. Parking permits are required and will be issued the first day of class at the time of registration. The permit must be displayed on the vehicle dashboard. Any car not displaying the permit will be cited. DO NOT PARK NEXT TO THE À' BUILDING. MARKED CARS ARE NOT EXEMPT. This area is reserved for staff and faculty by permit only.

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@ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: BASIC DISPATCHER COURSE (120 HOURS) DATES: 2010: March 1 - 19 TIME: 0700 – 1600 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 ROOM # - TBA RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Myrna Perez at [email protected] Additional questions regarding this course should be directed to SDSO, In-Service Training, Cpl. Jim Emig at (858) 505-6594. REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: The class provides instruction in basic telephone and radio theory. Topics that will be covered include: the handling of emergency calls, an overview of Criminal Law, EEO, Ethics, Critical Incidents, Child and Elder Abuse, Hate Crimes, Gangs, and Stress Management Techniques. Emphasis will be placed on practical exercises and problem solving to build skills and obtain knowledge necessary for an entry level Emergency Services Dispatcher. PREREQUISITE: A P.O.S.T. certified 120 hour class restricted to dispatchers with two years or less experience. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (# 4690 30900) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded.

TUITION/CREDIT: 6.5 lower division units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 313). Tuition is $169. Agencies/ Students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. Individuals not affiliated with a law enforcement agency will be charged a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Honesty and integrity are integral components of the academic process. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information. SUPPLIES: Students are required to furnish paper and pencil for note and test taking. DRESS: Dress is business casual. No shorts, jeans or open toed sandals or shoes. PARKING: Parking is available in the Student Parking Lot (upper lot) at Miramar College. Parking permits are required and will be issued the first day of class at the time of registration. The permit must be displayed on the vehicle dashboard. Any car not displaying the permit will be cited. DO NOT PARK NEXT TO THE À' BUILDING. MARKED CARS ARE NOT EXEMPT. This area is reserved for staff and faculty by permit only.

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: BASIC SUPERVISORY COURSE (80 HOURS) DATE: 2009: October 19 – 30 2010: May 3 - 14 TIME: 0700 - 1600 HRS

LOCATION: SAN DIEGO SHERIFFS OFFICE 9621 RIDGEHAVEN COURT SAN DIEGO CA 92123 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED

RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Myrna Perez at [email protected]. Additional information regarding this course should be directed to Deputy Greg Rylaarsdam, SDSO, In-Service Training at (858) 505-6593.

REGISTRATION: Course registration and orientation will be held promptly at 0700 hours. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. You should plan to arrive at least fifteen minutes prior to the start of the class. Please notify Myrna Perez at [email protected] if you are unable to attend. COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed to prepare newly promoted sergeants in the duties and responsibilities of a first-line supervisor in a law enforcement agency. Students will be led through facilitated discussions exploring the various aspects of supervision as well as legal responsibilities associated with the new position. PREREQUISITE: Completion of a P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (# 4690 00400) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded. TUITION/CREDIT: 3.0 lower division units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 312). Tuition is $ 78. Agencies/ students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. Individuals not affiliated with a law enforcement agency will be charged a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information.. SUPPLIES: Students are required to furnish paper and pencil for note and test taking. DRESS: Dress is business casual. No shorts, jeans or open toed sandals or shoes.

PARKING: Parking information will be provided upon confirmation of reservation.

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: BASIC TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION COURSE (40 HOURS)

(Meets CVC 40600 Requirements) DATE: 2009: November 2- 6 2010: March 1 - 5 TIME: 0700 - 1600 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE AT MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO CA 92126 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Margaret Hodges at [email protected]. Additional questions regarding this course should be directed to Sgt. Paul Becotte, SDPD, In-Service Training at (619) 388-7951/pbecotte @ pd.sandiego.gov REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: This course provides peace officers with the basic requirements for investigating a traffic collision and for completing a traffic collision report. OBJECTIVES: 1. To gain an understanding of what information must be documented for a collision report. 2. To develop the skills to identify and articulate the primary cause and other associated factors in a collision 3. To recognize the importance for searching, locating, and properly recording evidence PREREQUISITE: Completion of a P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (# 2400 33590) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded. TUITION/CREDIT: 2.0 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 322). Tuition is $52. Agencies / students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. There may also be a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information SUPPLIES: Students will need the following items in class each day: pen, paper, Northwestern traffic templates, traffic collision report forms and current California Vehicle Code. DRESS: Casual clothing is appropriate. No shorts or open toed sandals or shoes. Outside practical exercises will be conducted regardless of weather conditions. PARKING: Parking is available in the Student Parking Lot (upper lot) at Miramar College. Parking permits are required and will be issued the first day of class at the time of registration. The permit must be displayed on the vehicle dashboard. Any car not displaying the permit will be cited. DO NOT PARK NEXT TO THE À' BUILDING. MARKED CARS ARE NOT EXEMPT. This area is reserved for staff and faculty by permit only.

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE

COURSE TITLE: BUILDING SEARCHES (8 Hours)

DATES: 2009: November 10 2010: February 18

TIME: 0700 - 1600 HRS LOCATION: A-RANGE

RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Myrna Perez at [email protected]. Additional information regarding this course should be directed to SDSO, In-Service Training at (858) 505-6599, Cpl. Phil Beaumont.

REGISTRATION: Course registration and orientation will be held promptly at 0700 hours. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. You should plan to arrive at least fifteen minutes prior to the start of the class. Please notify Myrna Perez at [email protected] if you are unable to attend.

COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed to discuss and practice tactical building entries. The following topics will be covered: Approach to the Target, Noise Discipline, Stop-Look-Listen, Staging the Entry Point, Types of Entries, Methods of Entering, Communication between Partners, Searching Deputy/Officer responsibilities, Communicate prior to moving to the next threat area, Equipment Considerations, Lighting Tactics.

OBJECTIVES: 1. Identify the dangers of conducting building searches with a single officer. 2. Identify the importance of scene containment prior to conducting a building search. 3. Understand the concept of the "blocking tactic." 4. Demonstrate the proper tactics and weapon discipline during a building search. 5. Complete a safe building search utilizing two officers. 6. Demonstrate the ability to effectively and safely control an armed and unarmed suspect during a search.

PREREQUISITE: Successful completion of a P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy.

CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (#4690 21016) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded.

TUITION/CREDIT: 0.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 361). Tuition is $ 13 per student. Agencies / students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged an additional fee of $190.00 per unit. Individuals not affiliated with law enforcement agency will be \ charged a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make checks payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information

SUPPLIES: Full leather gear, ballistic vest, ear/eye protection, groin protection, and flashlight. Non-Sheriff's Department personnel will be required to bring 50 rounds of 9 mm simunition ammunition.

DRESS: Jeans and long sleeve shirt.

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: DEFENSIVE TACTICS INSTRUCTOR COURSE (80 Hours) DATES: 2009: December 4 - 17 TIME: 0700 – 1600 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE AT MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO CA 92126 ROOM # - TBA RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Myrna Perez at [email protected]. Questions regarding this course should be directed to Corporal Chris Cross, SDSO, In-Service Training (858) 505-6592. REGISTRATION: Course registration will be promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed to 1) Update the current trends in Law Enforcement, Defensive Tactics, and Arrest & Control Techniques; 2) Give your department trainer an Instructor Certification in a Basic Arrest & Control Program. OBJECTIVES: To be performed under the observations of the Teaching Staff led by Corporal Chris Cross: 1. Demonstrate a working knowledge of a Basic Arrest and control tactics system.

2. Demonstrate up-dated knowledge and ability to instruct their department Personnel in Basic Arrest & Control Defensive Tactics for Basic Academy and In-Service Training.

3. Pass a written & practical exam. PREREQUISITE: Completion of a P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (#2410 21665) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan II. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded. TUITION/CRED IT: 2.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 361). Tuition is $65.00. Agencies /students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged $190 per unit. There may also be a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. . Students are expected to be Honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information. SUPPLIES: Students are required to furnish paper and pencil/pen for note and test taking. Students are also required to bring: duty belt, impact weapon, handcuffs & keys. A $35.00 check for books payable to the Miramar College Bookstore is required. DRESS: Casual clothing is appropriate. No shorts or open toed sandals or shoes. PARKING: Parking is available in the Student Parking Lot (upper lot). Parking permits are required and will be issued the first day of class at the time of registration. The permit must be displayed on the dashboard of the vehicle. Any vehicles not displaying the permit will be ticketed. DO NOT PARK NEXT TO THE À' BUILDING. MARKED CARS ARE NOT EXEMPT. This area is reserved for staff and faculty by permit only.

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@ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE COURSE (24 Hours) DATES: 2009: September 15 - 17 2010: May 18 - 20 TIME: 0700 – 1600 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE AT MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO CA 92126 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Myrna Perez at [email protected]. Additional questions regarding this course should be directed to SDSO, In-ServiceTraining at (858) 505-6593, Deputy Greg Rylaarsdam. REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed to provide the necessary instruction on technical and legal issues involved in the detection, apprehension and prosecution of the "under the influence" driver. Emphasis is on the physical symptoms of drivers under the influence, including testing them using the current standardized field sobriety tests. Also covered are legal aspects, officer safety, as well as The Department of Motor Vehicles requirements concerning legal sanctions of D.U.I. drivers. OBJECTIVES: Demonstrate knowledge of: Alcohol effects as well as the varied results obtained from the three types of chemical tests. The similarities between diabetes and alcohol intoxication. Terminology of drugs and the slang terms for various types of illegal substances, as well as signs to look for in potential abusers. Drug intoxication during Moot court scenario cross examination. The procedures to be utilized in performing the Admin. Per Se procedures and the various forms used. Various techniques for conducting vehicle stops and perform handcuffing techniques utilizing fellow officers. What Defense Attorneys look for in both written reports as well as proper courtroom testimony. Nystagmus and how it effects the eye, as well as other factors that cause nystagmus and how prevalent it is in society. PREREQUISITE: Completion of a P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (#4690 20280) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded. TUITION/CREDIT: 1.0 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 332). Tuition is $26. Agencies / students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. There may also be a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information SUPPLIES: Students are required to furnish paper and pencil for note taking and test taking. DRESS: Business casual attire. No jeans, shorts or open toed sandals or shoes. PARKING: Parking is available in the Student Parking Lot (upper lot). Parking permits are required and will be issued the first day of class at the time of registration. The permit must be displayed on the dashboard of the vehicle. Any vehicles not displaying

the permit will be ticketed. DO NOT PARK NEXT TO THE À' BUILDING. MARKED CARS ARE NOT EXEMPT. This area is reserved for staff and faculty by permit only

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COURSE: DRUG INFLUENCE 11550 H&S COURSE (8 Hours)

DATES: 2009: August 25 2010: February 24 TIME: 0700 - 1600 HRS

LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE AT MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO CA 92126 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED

RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Myrna Perez at [email protected]. Additional questions regarding this course should be directed to SDSO, In-Service Training at (858) 505-6593, Deputy Greg Rylaarsdam.

REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class.

COURSE CONTENT: An overview of the technical issues in the detection, apprehension and prosecution of a person who is "Under the Influence of a Controlled Substance".

OBJECTIVES: 1. List the objective symptoms of a person under the influence of narcotics, stimulants, depressants and hallucinogenics

as defined by an expert narcotics instructor. 2. Identify the key components of "Under the Influence" Section 11550 Health & Safety Code and Association Laws,

i.e., P.C. 4151 B&P, 11350 H&S, 11377(a) H&S. 3. Describe the proper procedure in the collection and preservation of evidence established by the San Diego Sheriff's Crime Lab. 4. Identify the street slang of controlled substances as defined by an expert narcotics instructor. 5. Identify the withdrawal symptoms of controlled substances as defined by an expert narcotics instructor. 6. Complete the above five objectives, by obtaining 70% or more on each written exam.

PREREQUISITE: Completion of a P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy.

CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (#4690 22220) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded.

TUITION/CREDIT: 0.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 361). Tuition is $ 13. Agencies/ students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non- residents will also be charged an additional fee of $190 per unit. There may also be a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information

SUPPLIES: Students are required to furnish paper and pencil for note and test taking.

DRESS: Business casual attire. No jeans, shorts or open toed sandals or shoes.

PARKING: Parking is available in the Student Parking Lot (upper lot) at Miramar College. Parking permits are required and will be issued the first day of class at the time of registration. The permit must be displayed on the vehicle dashboard. Any car not displaying the permit will be cited. DO NOT PARK NEXT TO THE À' BUILDING. MARKED CARS ARE NOT EXEMPT. This area is reserved for staff and faculty by permit only.

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: FIELD TRAINING OFFICER COURSE (40 Hours) DATES: 2009: September 21 - 25 2010: April 26 - 30

TIME: 0700-1600 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO SHERIFFS OFFICE 9621 RIDGEHAVEN COURT SAN DIEGO CA 92123 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED

RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Myrna Perez at [email protected]. Additional questions regarding this course should be directed to SDSO, In-Service Training at (858) 505-6597, Cpl. Rey Dominquez. REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed for recently appointed Field Training Officers from Public Safety agencies. It is designed to develop an understanding of the goals of a P.O.S.T. approved Field Training Program through the use of various training techniques and student interaction and involvement. OBJECTIVES: 1. Provide the trainee with the means of applying their knowledge and skills to their work environment. 2. Provide an on-going constructive feedback and timely written evaluations based on agency providing the trainee the opportunity to successfully complete the program. 3. Recognize different learning styles and respond accordingly to the needs of the trainee. 4. Apply communication and counseling skills to assist trainees in resolving conflicts relating to andarising from their assignment. 5. Effectively deal with substandard performance by developing training goals and remediation plans to improve performance. 6. Understand their responsibilities as to when to intervene in a trainee's actions and when to override a trainee's decision(s). PREREQUISITE: Completion of P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (#2410 31725) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan II. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded. TUITION/CREDIT: 1.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 330). Tuition is $39.00. Agencies /students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. There may also be a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information SUPPLIES: Students are required to furnish paper and pencil for note and test taking. DRESS: Business casual attire. No jeans, shorts or open toed sandals or shoes. PARKING: Parking information will be provided upon confirmation of reservation.

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: INSTRUCTOR DEVELOPMENT COURSE (40 Hours) DATES: 2009: September 23 – 25/ 29 - 30 2010: April 14 – 16/ 21 - 22 TIME: 0700-1600 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE / MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO CA 92126 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Myrna Perez at [email protected]. Questions regarding this course please contact SDSO, In-Service Training (858) 505-6599, Cpl. Phil Beaumont. REGISTRATION: Course registration will be promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed to assist Public Safety Instructors in Instructional Techniques, including presentation skills, adult learning concepts, course design, instructional aids, and lesson plan development. IT IS ALSO DESIGNED TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE VOLUNTARY BASIC COURSE CERTIFICATION PROGRAM. The course will also assist the instructors in understanding and using the P.O.S.T. Learning Domain instructor and student workbooks. OBJECTIVES: 1. Present advanced concepts to the inexperienced instructor/presenter on how to enhance their teaching. 2. Create detailed outlines and lesson plans. 3. With numerous exposure to class presentations, make the student as comfortable as possible during presentations. 4. Demonstrate various methods of instructional technology. 5. Understand the different styles of learning and the different domains of learning. 6. Prepare an extensive presentation to be delivered by the student at the conclusions of the class. 7. Present various examples of classroom management techniques. PREREQUISITE: Completion of a P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy and proficiency in PowerPoint application. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (#2410 21700) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded. TUITION/CREDIT: 2.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 361). Tuition is $65.00. Agencies /students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non- residents will also be charged $190 per unit. There may also be a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information SUPPLIES: LAPTOP COMPUTER WITH POWERPOINT IS A MUST. Students are required to furnish paper and pencil / pen for note and test taking. DRESS: Business casual clothing is appropriate. No jeans, shorts or open toed sandals or shoes. PARKING: Parking is available in the Student Parking Lot (upper lot) at Miramar College. Parking permits are required and will be issued the first day of class at the time of registration. The permit must be displayed on the vehicle dashboard. Any car not displaying the permit will be cited. DO NOT PARK NEXT TO THE À' BUILDING. MARKED CARS ARE NOT EXEMPT. This area is reserved for staff and faculty by permit only.

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: INTERMEDIATE TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION (40 HOURS)

(SKID MARK ANALYSIS) DATES: 2010: January 11 - 15 TIME: 0700 – 1600 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Margaret Hodges at [email protected]. Questions regarding this course should be directed to Sgt. Paul Becotte, SDPD, In-Service Training at (619) 388-7951 / [email protected] REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: This course is devoted to the Basics of Tiremark Identification and Analysis. Course content will include: identification of the various types of tiremarks; documentation and measurements; terms and definitions relating to tiremark investigations; case preparation and courtroom testimony; determination of drag factor; and speed estimates using mathematical equations. OBJECTIVES: The Course Goals of the Intermediate Traffic Collision Investigation course are: 1. To gain an understanding of the techniques of determining speed estimates from vehicle tiremarks. 2. To become familiar with the proper and accurate method of measuring and documenting tiremarks 3. To become familiar with the proper utilization of a vehicle for skid mark testing. 4. To understand the application of mathematical equations in tiremark analysis PREREQUISITE: Basic Traffic Collision Investigation Course. There is no pre-test for this course but students should understand that the P.O.S.T. curriculum requires students to be able to satisfactorily deal with a variety of mathematical formulas and equations. It is recommended that students be recently familiar with college level algebraic mathematics. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (#2400 33620) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded. TUITION/CREDIT: 1.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 304). Tuition is $ 39. Agencies/students can pay at time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. Individuals not affiliated with a law enforcement agency will be charged a $17.00 medical fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information SUPPLIES: Students will need the following items on the first day of class: pen or pencil, Northwestern templates and drawing equipment used during investigations, compass (drawing instrument), clipboard, two line scientific calculator (i.e.: TI-30X, TI-82, TI-83 or higher) with square root function. A copy of the text, BASIC COLLISION ANALYSIS AND SCENE DOCUMENTATION will be provided (loaner copy) for students who do not have the book. ATTIRE: Casual clothing is appropriate. No shorts, open toed sandals or shoes. Outside skid testing (10 hours) will be conducted regardless of weather conditions. PARKING: Parking is available in the Student Parking Lot (upper lot) at Miramar College. Parking permits are required and will be issued the first day of class at the time of registration. The permit must be displayed on the vehicle dashboard. Any car not displaying the permit will be cited. DO NOT PARK NEXT TO THE À' BUILDING. MARKED CARS ARE NOT EXEMPT. This area is reserved for staff and faculty by permit only.

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SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE @ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: REGIONAL OFFICER TRAINING (40 HOURS) DATES: See page 19 for course dates. TIME: 0700 – 1730 HRS LOCATION: A-220 RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact the In-Service Training Office at 619-388-7963. Questions regarding this course should be directed to Officer Ronnie Philhower, SDPD In-Service Training at 388-7963. REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: Instruction will be provided on Deadly force/Use of Force, Tactical Communications, Arrest and Control Tactics, First-Aid/CPR Refresher, Tactical Firearms-Deadly Force Review, Driver Training/Awareness, Officer Survival, Racial Profiling, DV’s affect on children, and Gang Enforcement. OBJECTIVES: The student will 1. Learn and demonstrate various types of force options, along with the limitations of each. 2. Demonstrate a variety of tactical shoot courses using existing SDPD instructed tactics, equipment and levels of force options 3. Demonstrate proficiency in Basic C.P.R/First Aid for adults and infants by taking a performance and written exam. 4. Familiarize themselves with the importance of effective communication when in contact with other officers, citizens, and suspects. 5. Become familiar in the decision-making process as it applies to the use of force. 6. Understand the term “reasonable” as it pertains to the use of force. 7. Recognize pre-assaultive behavior and responses to this behavior. 8. Become familiar with racial profiling procedures. 9. Understand changes in procedures in responding to domestic violence calls where children are present. 10. Understand criminal street gangs and using current enforcement tools. 11. Become familiar with emergency response and pursuit driving situations. PREREQUISITE: Completion of a P.O.S.T Certified Basic Academy. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (#2410 29709) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded. TUITION/CREDIT: 2.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 361). Tuition is $65.00. Agencies / students can pay at time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. Individuals not affiliated with a law enforcement agency will be charged a $17.00 medical fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information SUPPLIES/ATTIRE: No shorts or open sandals/flip-flops may be worn during any portion of the course. DAY 1: Miramar: 0700-1730 Room A220: Required Equipment: full leather gear, handcuffs/key, impact weapon and flashlight. No Weapons, Ammo or Pepper Spray Allowed in Matt-Room. Attire: Loose fitting clothing suitable for matt-room exercises. DAY 2: Miramar: 0700-1730 Room A220: Students are required to furnish paper and pencil for note and test taking. DAY 3: Home Ave Range: 0700-1730, 4002 Federal Blvd: Rockhouse/Clsrm. Bring leather gear, vest (both panels), unloaded weapon, magazines, eye protection, hat, sunscreen, water, beach chair, rain gear as needed. Elbow & kneepads are optional. DAY 4: Miramar: 0700-1730 Room A220. Students are required to furnish paper and pencil for note taking. Water, sunscreen, beach chair, rain gear as needed for the Driver Awareness portion of class PARKING: Parking is available in the Student Parking Lot (upper lot) at Miramar College. Parking permits are required and will be issued the first day of class at the time of registration. The permit must be displayed on the vehicle dashboard. Any car not displaying the permit will be cited. DO NOT PARK NEXT TO THE À' BUILDING. MARKED CARS ARE NOT EXEMPT. This area is reserved for staff and faculty by permit only.

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2009/10 R.O.T. TRAINING CLASS SCHEDULE 2410 29709/29509/23287/32417 40 HOUR SESSIONS / 10.5 HRS EACH DAY MONDAY - THURSDAY

July 2009 34. 06-09 35. 13-16 36. 20-23 37. 24-27 August 2009 38. 03-06 39. 10-13 40. 17-20 41. 27-30 September 2009 42. 31-03 43. 14-17 44. 21-24 45. 28-01 October 2009 46. 05-08 47. 12-15 48. 19-22 49. 26-29 November 2009 50. 02-05 51. 16-19 52. 30-03 December 2009 53. 07-10 54. 14-17

January 2010 55. 04-07 56. 11-14 57. 25-28 February 2010 58. 01-04 59. 08-11 60. 22-25 March 2010 61. 01-04 62. 08-11 63. 15-18 64. 22-25 April 2010 65. 05-08 66. 12-15 67. 19-22 68. 26-29 May 2010 69. 03-06 70. 10-13

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2009/10 R.O.T. TRAINING CLASS SCHEDULE 40 HOURS / 4-10.5 HOUR DAY SESSIONS MONDAY - THURSDAY CLASS SCHEDULE / HOURLY DISTRIBUTION MONDAY LOCATION: MIRAMAR COLLEGE DAY 1 : 1 HOUR CLASS REGISTRATION/CHIEFS FORUM 3 HOURS OFFICER SURVIVAL 1 HOUR DEF TAC/USE OF FORCE 2 HOUR TACTICAL COMMUNICATION 3 HOURS DEFENSIVE TACTICS/ARREST & CONTROL _______________ 10 HRS OF INSTRUCTION TUESDAY LOCATION: MIRAMAR COLLEGE DAY 2: 2 HOURS RACIAL PROFILING 8 HOURS FIRST AID / CPR _______________ 10 HRS OF INSTRUCTION WEDNESDAY LOCATION: HOME AVENUE RANGE DAY 3: 10 HOURS FIREARMS @ HOME AVENUE RANGE _______________ 10 HRS OF INSTRUCTION THURSDAY LOCATION: MIRAMAR COLLEGE DAY 4: 5 HOURS EVOC 2 HOURS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE’S EFFECT ON CHILDREN 3 HOURS GANG AWARENESS _______________ 10 HRS OF INSTRUCTION REVISED 07/01/09 DLP

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@ MIRAMAR COLLEGE COURSE: SUPERVISING CRITICAL INCIDENTS / TACTICAL COMMANDER (32 HOURS) DATES: 2009: October 5 - 8 TIME: 0700 - 1600 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO SHERIFFS OFFICE 9621 RIDGEHAVEN COURT SAN DIEGO CA 92123 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Myrna Perez at [email protected]. Additional questions regarding this course should be directed to SDSO, In-Service Training at (858) 505-6590. REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class. COURSE CONTENT: This course is designed to provide the first responding supervisor (including lieutenants) at a critical incident with the skills necessary to competently coordinate and supervise the resources necessary to contain/conclude the incident. Students will develop response plans to various critical incidents. Topics will include: command posts, officer involved shootings, homicide scenes, wildfires, mob/riots, barricaded suspects, SWAT, and hostage negotiations. PREREQUISITE: This course is open to all active duty law enforcement supervisors with a completed P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy. CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (# 2410 12250) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded. TUITION/CREDIT: 2.0 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 361). Tuition is $52. Agencies / students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non- residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. Individuals not affiliated with a law enforcement agency will be charged a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information SUPPLIES: Students are required to furnish paper and pencil for note and test taking. DRESS: Business casual attire. No jeans, shorts, open toed shoes or sandals. PARKING: Parking information will be provided upon confirmation of reservation.

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COURSE: TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT RADAR CERTIFICATION COURSE (24 HOURS)

DATE: 2010: February 16 – 18, June 1 - 3 TIMES: 0700-1600 HRS LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE

MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED

RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Margaret Hodges at [email protected]. Questions regarding this course should be directed to Sgt. Paul Becotte, SDPD, In-Service Training at (619) 388-7951 / [email protected]

REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class.

COURSE CONTENT: This course is a technical course designed for officers using radar for speed enforcement other traffic duties. The course provides instruction on legal and technical issues of moving and stationary radar, set-up and testing of equipment, detecting effects on radar by sources other than target vehicles and court preparation.

COURSE OBJECTIVES: Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to demonstrate knowledge of the following: 1. The set-up, testing and operation of the equipment 2. Target identification, 3. Related Vehicle Code and Court Decisions, 4. Sources effecting radar, 5. Visual speed and range determination 6. Court testimony

PREREQUISITE: Completion of a P.O.S.T. Certified Basic Academy. Prior radar use or observation is helpful but not mandatory. Ability to estimate the speed of target vehicles within 5 mph from a stationary and moving vehicle is required for successful completion.

CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (# 2400 23310) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Pan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded.

TUITION/CREDIT: 1.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 307). Tuition is $39.00. Agencies / students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. Individuals not affiliated with a law enforcement agency will be charged a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information

EQUIPMENT/ SUPPLIES: Students should bring a radar unit, including the operator manual and tuning forks (one unit per agency).Students will also need a calculator with trigonometric functions.

DRESS: Casual clothing is appropriate. No shorts or open toed sandal s or shoes.


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COURSE: LASER (LIDAR) OPERATOR COURSE (8 HOURS) (Meets CVC 40802 Requirements)

DATE: 2009: September 21, November 9 2010: February 19, March 30, May 10, June 4

TIME: 0700 - 1600 HRS

LOCATION: SAN DIEGO REGIONAL PUBLIC SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE MIRAMAR COLLEGE 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN ROAD SAN DIEGO, CA 92126 ROOM # - TO BE ANNOUNCED

RESERVATIONS: To make course reservations, contact Margaret Hodges (619) 388-7322 / [email protected].

Additional questions regarding this course should be directed to Sgt. Paul Becotte, SDPD, In-Service Training at (619) 388-7951.

REGISTRATION: Course registration will begin promptly at 0700 hours on the first day of class. Each student Will be required to complete a college application prior to attending this class.

COURSE CONTENT: Students will be taught the proper use of Radar-Laser (Lidar) in traffic enforcement. The class also includes the history and theory of Laser and meets VC 40802 requirement for Laser speed enforcement.

OBJECTIVES: This class will provide the students the necessary skills and certification to operate Laser for traffic enforcement.

PREREQUISITE: Students are required to have successfully completed a POST Radar Enforcement Class prior to enrollment.

CERTIFICATION: This course is certified (# 2400 23320) under P.O.S.T. reimbursement Plan IV. Class hours are mandated by P.O.S.T. and full participation is required for certification. Completion certificates will be awarded.

TUITION/CREDIT: 0.5 lower division semester units will be awarded for completion of this course (AJ 361). Tuition is $13. Agencies / students can pay at the time of registration on the first day of class or the agency may be billed. California non-residents will also be charged a tuition fee of $190 per unit. There may also be a $17.00 medical insurance fee. Make check payable to Miramar College. Students are expected to be honest and ethical at all times in their pursuit of academic goals. Please refer to SDCCD Procedure 3100.3 for more detailed information

SUPPLIES: Departmental issued Traffic Enforcement LASER (LTI 20-20, Kustom Pro-Laser, Applied Concepts, Laser Atlanta, Etc.)

DRESS: Casual clothing is appropriate. No shorts, sandals or flip-flops. Outside practical exercises will be conducted regardless of weather conditions.


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In-Service Course Schedule 2009/10 - SDTMA - San … · is included in this booklet. ... BASIC TRAFFIC COLLISION INVESTIGATION COURSE ... clipboard, TI-30 calculator, a digital SLR