Free Use of Force Newsletter from NCJTC

June 30, 2001

The National Criminal Justice Training Council (NCJTC)will publish a FREE newsletter dealing with use of force issues for the law enforcement community. Titled, The Use of Force Update, this newsletter will be published at least once a month, beginning with the September, 2001 issue.

Additionally, special issues will occasionally be published following breaking information and stories involving use of force.

Ed Nowicki, who is a member of the POLICE Advisory Board as well as a nationally known use-of-force trainer and expert, will edit the newsletter.

To receive a free subscription, available only by e-mail to the law enforcement community, send your written e-mail request to ncjtc@aol.com or visit their Website at www.ncjtc.org.

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SPECIAL REPORT: Officer Health & Safety

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Staying Ahead of the Curve: Navigating Emerging Drugs for Law Enforcement

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How to Support More Effective De-Escalation and Use-of-Force Training

Los Angeles County Sheriff’s K-9 Wounded During Tactical Operation

“During the course of the search, the Suspect discharged his firearm, which struck K9-Kjeld resulting in an injury,” the Sheriff’s Department stated.

Los Angeles County Sheriff's K-9 Kjeld serves with the department's tactical unit. He was wounded Wednesday in Compton.

How to Pick the Right K-9 Handler

Choosing the right handler demands a formal process, one that considers a range of factors, including the candidate's use-of-force record and personality traits.

A willingness to wear a bite suit to help dogs train is a prerequisite for good handlers.

10 Tips for a Successful TacMed Program

Veteran trauma doctor shares insights on tactical medicine for law enforcement and how agencies can build a TacMed program.

Medical training is only one component of a TacMed program, which should be a broad and well-developed plan.

Virginia Corrections Dog Killed in Prison Attack

“(K-9) Rivan was violently and repeatedly stabbed and kicked by the inmates and later tragically died at the facility while VADOC staff attempted lifesaving measures,” the agency says.

Virginia Department of Corrections K-9 Rivan was killed Tuesday while protecting his handler from an attack by MS-13 gang members.

Operational K-9 Medical Team is delivering training to help first responders treat patrol dogs.

Operational K-9 Medical Team is delivering training to help first responders treat patrol dogs.

University Circle adds Grace, a community policing dog, to restore trust in the police department.

University Circle adds Grace, a community policing dog, to restore trust in the police department.

Grace spends a lot of time in the schools, building trust in police everywhere she goes.

Legislation, if passed, would overturn rule that K-9s be transported in patrol vehicles for emergency care.

Legislation, if passed, would overturn rule that K-9s be transported in patrol vehicles for emergency care.

LB 910 will allow first responders to treat and transport an injured K-9 to a veterinary clinic or similar facility

Massachusetts State Police Robot Shot During Barricade Incident

The troopers were told by officers on the scene that the suspect had fired on them with a rifle. The troopers decided to deploy robots. They sent two PacBot 510 tracked robots and a SPOT four-legged robot dog, “to assist in locating the subject."

This Massachusetts State Police robot dog took rifle fire from a suspect during a barricade incident in early March. Boston Dynamics is replacing the robot and keeping the damaged one for research, MSP says.

California Police Use Drone and BearCat to Rescue Kidnap Victim

Patrol officers, detectives with the General Investigations Unit (GIU), the Special Investigations Unit (SIU), and other on-duty personnel immediately responded with a BearCat armored vehicle.

Gun-Sniffing K-9s to Patrol Mall of America

The shopping center has had bomb-sniffing dogs for almost 20 years, but now they're teaching them to find guns as well.

The Mall of America is training its eight K-9s to sniff out guns.

Brinc Announces Unified Drone Operations Platform

LiveOps integrates with Brinc’s entire hardware ecosystem including, Lemur 2, Brinc Ball and future drones, providing law enforcement with a unified platform for managing crisis negotiations and drone operations.

New York City Dog Museum Features Photo Exhibit of NYPD K-9s

“The Dogs That Serve” tells the story of the NYPD Transit Bureau K9 Unit through the lens of photographer Margaret Foxmoore. The exhibit includes articles written by the unit's founding officers and those who currently serve.

Many of the photos in 'The Dogs That Serve” exhibit focus on the bond between the K-9s and their human handlers.

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