This session will explore the red-flag behavior Church, School and Public Shooters prior to them becoming an active shooter.
IF YOU SEE SOMETHING…SAY SOMETHING!

DWI fatalities and alcohol-related deaths impact every law enforcement agency in Texas. This training will provide an introductory overview of investigative considerations and procedures TABC recommends when conducting or assisting in a Source or TRACE investigation. 

Like other states across the U.S., Texas faces a growing crisis in the number of people who are waiting in county jails for inpatient competency restoration services after being declared incompetent to stand trial (IST). Not only has this increased costs and overburdened state agencies and county jails but it also is taking a significant toll on the health and well-being of people waiting in Texas jails. Meanwhile, resources available to the behavioral health and justice professionals serving our communities are becoming scarce.

The Judicial Commission on Mental Health and the Health and Human Services Commission encourages law enforcement and behavioral health providers to join their collaborative effort to change how Texas serves people at the intersection of mental health and criminal justice.

This presentation details the US/Mexican Border as a corridor for narcotics and drugs being smuggled into the US by Drug Trafficking Organizations (DTOs) and how they are a clear and present danger to the US and Mexican Border.

A broad analysis of the three main DTO’s’ operational tactics and strategies will help participants understand how US gangs are affiliated with these DTO’s and carry on their work in the US to distribute narcotics, drugs, currency, and weapons resulting in violent acts along the US / Mexican Border.

This session will discuss how media-generated stereotypes of law enforcement affect public opinion and government policymaking towards crime and policing issues and ways law enforcement units and leaders can create better community and national engagement via and with traditional and new media.

This presentation details the US/Mexican Border as a corridor for narcotics and drugs being smuggled into the US by Drug Trafficking Organizations (DTOs) and how they are a clear and present danger to the US and Mexican Border.

A broad analysis of the three main DTO’s’ operational tactics and strategies will help participants understand how US gangs are affiliated with these DTO’s and carry on their work in the US to distribute narcotics, drugs, currency, and weapons resulting in violent acts along the US / Mexican Border.

Like other states across the U.S., Texas faces a growing crisis in the number of people who are waiting in county jails for inpatient competency restoration services after being declared incompetent to stand trial (IST). Not only has this increased costs and overburdened state agencies and county jails but it also is taking a significant toll on the health and well-being of people waiting in Texas jails. Meanwhile, resources available to the behavioral health and justice professionals serving our communities are becoming scarce.

The Judicial Commission on Mental Health and the Health and Human Services Commission encourages law enforcement and behavioral health providers to join their collaborative effort to change how Texas serves people at the intersection of mental health and criminal justice.

This session will discuss how media-generated stereotypes of law enforcement affect public opinion and government policymaking towards crime and policing issues and ways law enforcement units and leaders can create better community and national engagement via and with traditional and new media.

DWI fatalities and alcohol-related deaths impact every law enforcement agency in Texas. This training will provide an introductory overview of investigative considerations and procedures TABC recommends when conducting or assisting in a Source or TRACE investigation. 

Everyone is active on social media these days. Law Enforcement has to be able to use and understand this ever evolving tool of the modern age. 

This class will touch on the newest legal issues related to game rooms and eight-liner machines; and strategies to regulate them within your Counties

The Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) National License Plate Reader Program (NLPRP) is a law enforcement tool, developed and used by DEA to enforce Title 21 authorities by facilitating the investigation of drug trafficking, bulk cash smuggling and other illegal activities associated with the drug trade.  Given its unique capabilities, secure and vetted access to this tool is also shared with state, local and other federal law enforcement partners nationwide.  The goal is to assist with criminal investigations, within the statutory authority of partner agencies, occurring on high-level drug and money trafficking corridors and other public roadways throughout the United States.  No other individual commercial LPR program has the ability to create and utilize criminal alerts on a national multi-vendor intelligence platform, regardless of the ownership, or corporate allegiance of the readers

Update on Current Civil Process Issues, including current Civil Process Manual and Forms. 

This session will be an up to minute update on Border issues by Clint McDonald, Executive Director of the Texas Border Sheriffs Coalition

The Drug Enforcement Administration’s (DEA) National License Plate Reader Program (NLPRP) is a law enforcement tool, developed and used by DEA to enforce Title 21 authorities by facilitating the investigation of drug trafficking, bulk cash smuggling and other illegal activities associated with the drug trade.  Given its unique capabilities, secure and vetted access to this tool is also shared with state, local and other federal law enforcement partners nationwide.  The goal is to assist with criminal investigations, within the statutory authority of partner agencies, occurring on high-level drug and money trafficking corridors and other public roadways throughout the United States.  No other individual commercial LPR program has the ability to create and utilize criminal alerts on a national multi-vendor intelligence platform, regardless of the ownership, or corporate allegiance of the readers

Everyone is active on social media these days. Law Enforcement has to be able to use and understand this ever evolving tool of the modern age. 

Update on Current Civil Process Issues, including current Civil Process Manual and Forms. 

This class will touch on the newest legal issues related to game rooms and eight-liner machines; and strategies to regulate them within your Counties

This session will be an up to minute update on Border issues by Clint McDonald, Executive Director of the Texas Border Sheriffs Coalition