Available Courses - Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center

Kansas Law Enforcement
Training Center
Training Course Catalog:
February 2016 - April 2016
Specialized Training Events
and Online Learning Opportunities
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW AVAILABLE
http://www.kletc.org/cereg.php
Available Courses
Please be advised, the courses listed are briefly described. Full descriptions
are located at WWW.KLETC.ORG. As always, if you have any Specialized
Training needs or questions, contact Ron Gould, Assistant Director, KLETC,
620.694.1532 or email rongould@kletc.org; or Heather Buller, Education
Program Coordinator, KLETC, 620-694-1537 or email hbuller@kletc.org.
Kansas Gang Investigators Association Annual Conference: 10th Anniversary
February 2-5, 2016
Keynote Speaker: Charles Falco, former Contract Informant for ATF
Topics for this years conference include: BGF, OMG Infiltration, Why Youth Make Bad Decisions,
Analogy of the Gangster in America History, Gangs and Their Role in Human Trafficking
Times: 1300-1700 2/2: 0800-1700 2/3; 0800-1700 2/4; 0800-1200 2/5
Location: Capitol Plaza Hotel & Convention Center, 1717 SW Topeka Blvd., Topeka, KS 66612
Fees: $150
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: https://secure.touchnet.com/C21797_ustores/web/
store_main.jsp?STOREID=67
The Evolution of the Terrorist Threat: from Al Qaeda to ISIS—February 17, 2016
Keynote Speaker: Dr. Sebastian Gorka
America is now in the 15th year of its war with the Global Jihadist Movement. With the 9/11 attacks,
Al Qaeda proved itself to be the deadliest terrorist group in modern history with a campaign that
included the Fort Hood Massacre and inspired the Boston bombing. Today a new and even deadlier
threat group has taken the place of Al Qaeda, and ISIS is far more dangerous than Al Qaeda ever was.
In this presentation, Dr. Gorka will explain why ISIS is a much more dangerous threat and what this
means for the LEO community.
Times: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Location: KLETC Integrity Auditorium
Fees: $30/Person; Lunch Included!!!
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160290
Human Trafficking: New Duties for Law Enforcement — February 17, 2016
Presented by: Pat Colloton
This 3-hour class will be facilitated by Assistant Attorney General Pat
Colloton. She leads the Anti-Human Trafficking Unit with the Kansas Attorney General's Office.
This Unit includes law enforcement forensic materials and training to identify and investigate human
trafficking cases. Examples of Kansas human trafficking cases from a variety of Kansas communities
will be discussed. The Wichita PD Exploited and Missing Child Unit and DCF will explain the new
protocol for law enforcement officers when juvenile victims of trafficking are identified.
Project #: LE160316
Times: 8:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Location: Coffeyville Recreation Center, 508 S. Park, Coffeyville, KS 67337
Fees: Tuition FREE!!!
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160316
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Available Courses
Jail Medical Summit—February 23-24, 2016
Presented by: Various
Hosted by the Kansas Sheriffs' Association In Partnership with Advanced Correctional Healthcare
Today's healthcare costs, coupled with lawsuit risk, are placing jails and correctional facilities under
increasing pressure to find cost controlling methods, while meeting national correctional healthcare
standards. Presenters at this Jail Medical Seminar discuss mental health topics, accurate
documentation, the legal basis of correctional healthcare, and will offer solutions to reduce the
likelihood of successful lawsuits. Who should attend? Sheriffs, Jail Administrators, Chief Deputies,
County Commissioners, Medical Administrators, Medical Staff, Medical Correctional Officers, and
Mental Health Personnel. Benefit of attending Jail Medical Seminar: At the end of this Seminar,
participants will able to analyze their own healthcare delivery system, identify areas of risk or waste,
and implement programs to improve healthcare, control costs, and manage risk. Cost and Registration:
There is no registration fee. This includes lunch and breaks on the 23rd as well as 8.1 hours of training
for the two-day seminar.
Project #: LE160303
Times: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM 2/23 and 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM 2/24
Location: Ramada Downtown Topeka, 420 SE 6th Ave, Grand Ballroom, Topeka, KS 66607
Fees: $50
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160303
Field Training Officer Program (FTO)—February 24-26, 2016
Presented by: Deputy Chief Tim Brant, Derby Police Department
The course is designed for field training officers and their supervisors. This seminar will train officers
who conduct training for law enforcement officers, as well as supervisors who oversee the officers and
the recruits they are training. Topics: How a law enforcement agency can put better-trained, betterqualified, more professional officers to work on the street—How newly hired officers can be trained
more quickly.—How to improve the selection process.—How this program improves the
performance of all officers receiving this training.—How documentation of performance is an integral
part of this program and how documentation will assist in making assignments and writing
probationary performance reports.— How the supervisor’s role and the field/jail training officer’s role
interact in the decision-making process concerning trainees.
Project #: LE160306
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom C
Fees: $160/Person—Meals and Lodging: $245/Double Occupancy or $290/Single Occupancy;
rates include registration fee.
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160306
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Available Courses
Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) — February 29—March 4, 2016
Presented by: Kanas Law Enforcement CIT Council
The training is designed for law enforcement officers and dispatchers who, in their duties, are
frequently called upon to deal with individuals who are suffering from brain disorders and mental
health issues. The Crisis Intervention Team program is a community partnership working with the
District Attorney’s office, mental health agencies, multi-jurisdictional law enforcement agencies, the
National Association on Mental Illness, consumers and family members. Our goal is to set a standard
of excellence for our officers with respect to the treatment of individuals with mental illness. This
concept was started in 1988 by the Memphis, Tennessee Police Department in response to a critical
incident that occurred in their city involving an officer tragically shooting and killing a person who
was suffering from a brain disorder. From that tragedy, CIT was born and has flourished nationwide.
The Kansas Law Enforcement CIT training is a 40 hour intensive training program which provides
officers and first responders with the skills, methods and tactics to safely de-escalate incidents
involving persons involved in a mental health crisis. The CIT model is about doing the right thing for
the right reasons.
Project #: LE160294
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom C
Fees: Tuition FREE!!! Meals Provided. Lodging will be provided for attendees who live and work
greater than 50 miles from KLETC.
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160294
Online Data Entry—March 8, 2016
Presented by: Matt Deffner, KS-CPOST
This course will prepare training officers, department support personnel or other department
employees to enter training data online, instead of submitting the information on paper. The
participant will interact with the web-based computer program to submit the data to KS-CPOST. A
general working knowledge of the internet and computers will be required for this course.
Project #: LE160307
Times: 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM
Location: KLETC Brazeal Hall, Computer Lab
Fees: Tuition FREE!!!
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160307
Law Enforcement & First Response Tactical Casualty Care Course—March 11, 2016
Presented by: Jim Lebaron and Danny Kliewer, Hutchinson Community College
Law Enforcement and First Response Tactical Casualty Care is a 6 hour course designed to teach
public safety first responders including police, other law enforcement officers, firefighters and other
first responders the basic medical care interventions that will help save an injured responder's life
until EMS practitioners can safely enter a tactical scene. Course participants will learn life-saving
medical actions such as bleeding control with a tourniquet, bleeding control with gauze packs or
topical hemostatic agents, and opening an airway to allow a casualty to breathe. In addition, care
under fire techniques with drag and carry, and tourniquet application practical exercises will be
included. EMS CEU's are available at no cost. Participants must sign the course roster upon arrival and complete
an evaluation to be eligible for the CEU's. Dress should be casual.
Project #: LE160318
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom B and C
Fees: $50/Person. Meals and Lodging: $80/Double Occupancy or $95/Single Occupancy; rates
include tuition.
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160318
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Available Courses
Trauma Informed Sexual Assault Investigations—March 2016
Presented by: Chief Thomas R. Tremblay (Ret,) IACP Consultant
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI), in conjunction with the Kansas Law Enforcement
Training Center (KLETC), is pleased to host the Trauma Informed Sexual Assault Investigation
Training developed by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP). This training is being
offered in response to the work of the Kansas Sexual Assault Kit Initiative, a multidisciplinary
working group convened by the KBI to evaluate the accumulation of untested sexual assault kits in
Kansas. At present, crimes of sexual assault are vastly under reported and perpetrators continue
undetected. This training aims to equip law enforcement to understand the complexities of adult
sexual assault by presenting information centered on the neurobiological impact of trauma, the
influence of societal myths and stereotypes regarding victim response and perpetrator
behavior, and effective methods for conducting sexual assault investigations. The goal
of the training is to strengthen the capacity of law enforcement and their community partners to
provide effective response to victims of sexual assault.
Project #: LE160297(March 14-15, 2016); LE160298 (March 17-18, 2016)
Times: 8:30 AM to 4:45 PM (Day 1) and 8:30 AM to 3:45 PM (Day 2)
Locations:
March 14-15—KLETC Integrity Auditorium II
March 17-18—KBI Forensic Science Center, Washburn University, 2001 SW Washburn Ave. Topeka
Fees: Tuition FREE!!!
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINKS:
March 14-15: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160297
March 17-18: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160298
Active Shooter Incidents for Public Safety Communications—October 2015
Presented by: Southwest Kansas Regional Planning Council and the Public Safety Group
The Public Safety Group, in partnership with the Southwest Kansas Regional Planning Council are
providing one day seminars on the most comprehensive active shooter class on the market. This class
will not only give telecommunicators the historical prospective of the active shooter, but will also
provide skills your telecommunicator can use during active shooter events. Lessons learned from
previous incidents are discussed using recent case studies and actual audio tapes from active shooter
events. The course will also discuss what the telecommunicator can expect in future incidents and the
possibility of terrorism and the active shooter. Topics include: The Dispatchers Role; What is an
Active Shooter?; History of the Active Shooter; Law Enforcement Response; Fire/EMS Response;
Call Taking; Dispatching Techniques; The School Shooter; Case Studies; Lessons Learned; What to
Expect in the Future
Project #: LE160310 (03/15/16); LE160311 (03/16/16); LE160312 (03/17/16)
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Locations:
03/15/16—Garden City Community College, 801 Campus Dr., John Collins Bldg., Garden City, KS
03/16/16—Randall Girls Scout Bldg. (Light Park) East 11th St. & North Kansas Ave., Liberal, KS
03/17/16—Ford County Sheriff’s Office, 11311 Comanche Rd., Dodge City, KS
Fees: Tuition FREE!!!
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINKS:
03/15: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160310
03/16: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160311
03/17: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160312
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Available Courses
Child Passenger Safety Technician —March 29-31, 2016
Presented by: Kansas Traffic Safety Resource Office
This course is designed to educate individuals who wish to become child passenger safety technicians.
Teaching strategies include lecture, hands-on practice and group discussion. Participation in all course
activities and successful performance on both examinations and skills evaluations leads to national
certification as a Child Passenger Safety Technician, CPST. Registration and registration fees for
KLETC Lodging and meals must be completed via KLETC Registration Form. Upon receipt of the
registration form, information will be sent to register online with SAFE KIDS. It will be during the
online registration process that the $85 fee will be collected. KLETC will NOT collect SAFE KIDS
fees. This is a controlled course through SAFE KIDS. This fee covers all materials, certification
costs, and certificates associated with the program. Those interested in enrolling in the class will have
to create a user name and password at the Safe Kids Web Page and then search for the class. If help
is needed in finding the class on the website, contact Gary Warner, 620.694.1510 or
gwarner@kletc.org
Project #: LE160296
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC EVO Driver Training Facility, Classroom #1
Fees: $85/person—Meals and Lodging: $30/Double Occupancy or $45/Single Occupancy; in
addition to the registration fee. (http://cert.safekids.org/Home/ServiceLogin.aspx)
Law Enforcement Leadership Academy - Supervisor School—March 28 - April 1, 2016
Presented by: KU Public Management Center
The Supervisor School is a five-day, 40-hour course designed to equip front-line supervisors with the
concepts and practical tools needed to effectively lead and supervise law enforcement personnel. The
curriculum blends the KU PMC’s award-winning supervisory leadership training program with leading
-edge law enforcement training to deliver highly engaging and relevant content supervisors can put to
immediate use in their departments. LELA Supervisor School graduates will learn to: Distinguish
between leadership and authority; Supervise and coach each employee more effectively; Motivate
personnel; Write more effective annual performance evaluations; Build effective teams; assess
strengths of self and others; Resolve conflict more constructively; Understand supervisory role
addressing contemporary issues including: Race Relations, Human Trafficking, Crisis Intervention
and more.
Project #: LE160295
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom B
Fees: $1200/person—Meals and Lodging: $30/Double Occupancy/person/day or $45/Single
Occupancy/person/day
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://kupmc.org/lela-supervisor-school
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Available Courses
Officer Involved Shootings—April 4, 2016
Presented by: Chief Investigator Kelly Otis, Sedgwick County District Attorney’s Office
There is arguably no single event that can traumatize a police agency than a police officer involved
shooting incident. The criticism and intense scrutiny generated by the media, community activists, the
general public, and the criminal justice system itself, can be enormous. It is, therefore, imperative that
every police department prepare in earnest for this inevitable eventuality. It is also essential that the
investigator charged with the task of leading a police officer involved investigation become as equally
prepared. This 4-hour block of instruction will provide an general overview of the following topics:
The process of the investigation of an officer involved shooting; Use of deadly force; What an officer
should expect; Actions officers should take at the scene; Case studies and Law; Investigative
techniques, including best practices for media contact and releases; Excited Delirium .
Project #: LE160309
Times: 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM (Lunch on your own)
Location: Finnup Center, 312 Finnup Dr., Garden City, KS 67846
Fees: Tuition FREE!!!
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINKS: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160309
Field Training Officer Program (FTO)—April 4-6, 2016
Presented by: Deputy Chief Tim Brant, Derby Police Department
The course is designed for field training officers and their supervisors. This seminar will train officers
who conduct training for law enforcement officers, as well as supervisors who oversee the officers and
the recruits they are training. Topics: How a law enforcement agency can put better-trained, betterqualified, more professional officers to work on the street—How newly hired officers can be trained
more quickly.—How to improve the selection process.—How this program improves the
performance of all officers receiving this training.—How documentation of performance is an integral
part of this program and how documentation will assist in making assignments and writing
probationary performance reports.— How the supervisor’s role and the field/jail training officer’s role
interact in the decision-making process concerning trainees.
Project #: LE160320
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom B
Fees: $160/Person—Meals and Lodging: $245/Double Occupancy or $290/Single Occupancy;
rates include registration fee.
ONLINE REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160320
Use of Force Legal Review—April 5th and April 7th, 2016
Presented by: KLETC Staff Instructor Kimberly Rodebaugh
Officers are often forced to make split second decisions in circumstances that are tense and
uncertain. Understanding the law regarding use of force decisions is vital. Learning how to articulate
why a force decision was made is equally important for officers to be confident in their ability to make
sound decisions in circumstances that may be life threatening. This four hour block will focus on the
most recent Kansas and Supreme Court decisions and Kansas statute regarding use of force. Focus
will be made on teaching officers to be comfortable with the law and how to articulate why decisions
were made within the context of the law.
Project #/Times: LE160313 (0800-1200; 4/5/16); LE160314 (1300-1700; 4/7/16)
Location: Wellington Police Department, 200 North C Street, Wellington, KS 67152
Fees: Tuition FREE!!! Participants are responsible for their own travel, meals and lodging.
REGISTRATION LINKS:
April 5th: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160313
April 7th: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?pn=LE160314
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Available Courses
ARIDE (Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement—April 6-7, 2016
Presented by: Kansas Highway Patrol
This is an advanced training for officers that have completed Standardized Field Sobriety Testing
training to give them additional skills to recognize signs and symptoms of impairment from drugs
other than alcohol. The officer will be able to articulate reasonable suspicion of impairment by drugs
through observation and various testing to support a probable cause arrest for DUI-Drugs and to
sustain a request for a toxicology specimen for drug testing and identification. Students must be
currently credentialed in SFST. Officers will be required to first pass a proficiency test demonstrating
their skills in conducing the three SFST tests of Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus. Officers not
demonstrating a high level proficiency in the administration of the SFST Test Battery will not be
permitted to complete the ARIDE course.
Project #: LE160292
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom C
Fees: Tuition FREE!!!—Meals and Lodging: $60/Double Occupancy or $90/Single Occupancy
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160292
1911 Handgun Armorer —April 11, 2016
Presented by: Greg (Sully) Sullivan, Defensive Edge Training and Consulting, Inc.
The course covers the 1911 series type handguns. All students will have the opportunity to inspect
their handguns and make any repairs/corrections in class to insure that it is in top working order.
This is a hands-on class that will entail custom fitting of parts, so expect to be doing lots of hands on
work. Class Topics: History of the Weapon System; Cycles of Function; Complete Disassembly &
Assembly; Identification of Common Problems and Parts; Custom Fitting Parts (Beaver Tails,
Extractors, Hammers & Triggers, etc.); Identification of Group Components; Extractors (Internal &
External); Cleaning and Maintenance; Barrel, Frame & Slide Inspections; Ballistic Issues; Crown
Repair; Parts Interchangeability & Custom fitting of parts; Trigger & Hammer Removal, Cleaning and
Replacement; Safety Replacement; Accessories and Customizing; Tool Options & Selection; All tools,
manuals, and anything else that is necessary is supplied. Students are required to bring their own 1911
Handgun to get familiar with their own configuration and modifications, plus this allows the time for
a good thorough cleaning and inspection, plus we can replace and repair any parts necessary.
Project #: LE160300
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom C
Fees: $200/person—Meals and Lodging: $30/Double Occupancy or $45/Single Occupancy; in
addition to the registration fee.
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.thedefensiveedge.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/
lawenforcementtrainingapplication.pdf
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BASIC AR15/M16/M4 Armorer—April 12-13, 2016
Presented by: Greg Sullivan, Defensive Edge Training & Consulting
This course covers all M16/AR15 type carbine weapons systems made and their variants. Armorers
will be certified in the proper maintenance, care, and repair of these weapons systems, including semiauto and select-fire trigger systems. This program follows the Manufacturer’s guidelines and is taught
by FBI and NRA Certified Instructors. Topics covered: history of the weapon; cycles of function;
general disassembly/assembly; ID of common problems and parts & nomenclature; ID of group
components; complete armoring disassembly/assembly barrel replacement; cleaning and maintenance;
sight and distance considerations; ballistic issues/headspacing/inspections; trigger jobs; trouble
shooting and repair; M16 conversions to AR15; etc.
Project #: LE160301
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom C
Fees: $395/person, payable to the instructor. Meals and Lodging—$60/Double Occupancy or
$90/Single Occupancy.
DO NOT REGISTER WITH KLETC—Complete the Defensive Edge Law Enforcement training
application at www.slr15.com and fax to the SLR15 Office at (763) 712-1434; phone: (763) 7120123; email: sully@slr15.com
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.thedefensiveedge.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/
lawenforcementtrainingapplication.pdf
ADVANCED AR15/M16/M4 Armorer—April 14-15, 2016
Presented by: Greg Sullivan, Defensive Edge Training & Consulting
This course covers all M16/AR15 type carbine weapons systems made and their variants. Armorers
will be certified in the proper maintenance, care, and repair of these weapons systems, including semiauto and select-fire trigger systems. This program follows the Manufacturer’s guidelines and is taught
by FBI and NRA Certified Instructors. Topics covered: ID of non-common problems and parts;
chamber reaming & polishing; accessories & upgrades; barrel replacement & modifications; internal
barrel/chamber inspections; feed ramps & crown repair; detailed maintenance; ballistic analysis &
issues; headspacing & timing/dwell timing issues; trigger jobs & aftermarket triggers; detailed trouble
shooting & repair; M16 & burst conversion & 4-pos triggers; free float barrels; custom tools; etc.
Project #: LE160302
Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: KLETC Learning Center, Classroom C
Fees: $395/person, payable to the instructor. Meals and Lodging—$60/Double Occupancy or
$90/Single Occupancy. Prerequisite: Must have taken Basic Course within 18 previous 18 mos.
$100 discount—Attend both the BASIC and ADVANCED courses for $690 (3-31 through 4/3)
DO NOT REGISTER WITH KLETC—Complete the Defensive Edge Law Enforcement training
application at www.slr15.com and fax to the SLR15 Office at (763) 712-1434; phone: (763) 7120123; email: sully@slr15.com.
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.thedefensiveedge.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/
lawenforcementtrainingapplication.pdf
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Use of Force Legal Review—April 15, 2016
Presented by: KLETC Staff Instructor Kimberly Rodebaugh
Officers are often forced to make split second decisions in circumstances that are tense and
uncertain. Understanding the law regarding use of force decisions is vital. Learning how to articulate
why a force decision was made is equally important for officers to be confident in their ability to make
sound decisions in circumstances that may be life threatening. This four hour block will focus on the
most recent Kansas and Supreme Court decisions and Kansas statute regarding use of force. Focus
will be made on teaching officers to be comfortable with the law and how to articulate why decisions
were made within the context of the law.
Project #: LE160315
Times: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Location: Abilene Community Center, 1020 NW 8th St., Abilene, KS 67410
Fees: Tuition FREE!!! Participants are responsible for their own travel, meals and lodging.
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160315
Asset Forfeiture—April 22, 2016
Presented by: Colin Wood, SAUSA, USAO, District of Kansas
This class discusses the seizure and forfeiture to law enforcement agencies property such as currency,
cars, houses, and businesses that have been used or gained through violations of state and federal law.
The topics of public
policy, law enforcement authority and forfeiture investigative techniques are
examined. An overview of the Kansas Drug Tax Act is reviewed allowing participants to better
understand the differences between the KDTA and forfeiture law. The course will also cover
information for administrators on the retention and use of forfeiture funds.
Project #: LE160317
Times: 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Location: Sedgwick County Fire Department, Station 32, 7750 N. Wild West Dr., Park City, KS
Fees: Tuition FREE!!! Participants are responsible for their own travel, meals and lodging.
REGISTRATION LINK: http://www.continuinged.ku.edu/register/n/event_details.php?
pn=LE160317
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
APPLICANT INFORMATION
BOX 1
Applicant Name: (Last)
(First)
Title/Rank:
(Middle)
 Male
 Female
DOB:
Agency:
Agency E-Mail Address:
Agency Phone:
Applicant E-Mail Address:
Agency Fax:
Agency Mailing Address: (Street or PO Box)
(City)
(County)
(State)
(Zip)
BOX 2
COURSE INFORMATION
Course Title:
Project #:
Location of Course:
Course
Dates:
Course Times:
MEALS AND LODGING
BOX 3
Meals and lodging and any costs incurred during this course will be the sole responsibility of the applicant and/or their agency, unless otherwise noted in
the course description. Meals and lodging at KLETC are subject to limited availability, and are not guaranteed until confirmed. Lodging rates at KLETC
are based upon double occupancy. Requests for single occupancy will be considered on a space available basis, at an additional cost.
 I request meals and lodging
REASONABLE ACCOMODATION
BOX
BOX34
Pursuant to the Americans with Disabilities Act, KLETC will consider any reasonable need or purpose which the applicant or his/her agency may have
regarding the requested course or training. Do You Request a Reasonable Accommodation?
 YES  NO
Comments:
FEES
BOX 5
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Meals & Lodging: $
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Course fees vary. Please consult the course announcement.
Make checks or Purchase Orders payable to The University of Kansas at the address below.
Send completed application form to:
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Fax: (620) 694-1420
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Questions regarding the application
process should be directed to
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