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+ Any personnel whowrite, review andapprove reports as wellas code for NIBRS.

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Writing Reports UCR/NIBRS Style Seminar

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COURSE: Writing Reports NIBRS Style HOST: Hialeah Police DepartmentDATE: April 30, 2020 8am-3pm WHERE: Hialeah Police Department810 East 56 Street, Building #7Hialeah, FL 33013

Accurate UCR/NIBRS reporting begins with excellent report writing.

+ Whether you are transitioning to NIBRS or already there, this practicaland informative course will help your officers, FTO's, supervisors, andrecords personnel better understand crime reporting. UnderstandingNIBRS rules regarding how many reports to write, what needs to be in thereport for accurate NIBRS coding, and the NIBRS definitions of crimes willhelp ensure your agency produces quality crime stat reports efficiently byminimizing report kickbacks for corrections.

+ Report writing scenarios will be discussed along with hands-on training inthe supervisor review process. Writing good reports and producingaccurate crime statistics is a team effort. This is an excellent "train-the-trainer" opportunity.

+ Please note that this course is specific to NIBRS reporting. If your agencyis still submitting summary reports, this course will help you gain a betterunderstanding of NIBRS requirements and prepare for the transition toNIBRS reporting.QUESTIONS

Registra�on/payment issues contact:Charles Main, Training Coordinator 305-460-0096

training@policerecordsmanagement.com

For direc�ons or onsite ques�ons: MROSENGA@hialeahfl.gov

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Ed Claughton from PRI Management Group is a foremost expert on police records and information management. Ed's training has received excellent reviews and through his management of a records division and law enforcement career Ed conveys the importance of managing records correctly through real world examples. Ed is a certified Law Enforcement Auditor and Public Records manager and a selected speaker for the International Association of Chiefs of Police. His police information management expertise includes the development of the proprietary operational model which has been implemented by numerous agencies, resulting in significantly improved operations, higher data accuracy, legal compliance and better customer service. Ed holds a Master's degree in Criminal Justice from Boston University and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Loyola University New Orleans.

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