Alpha Phi Sigma in partnership with ASU Police will be holding a Law Enforcement Defensive Tactics (DT) Class on Thursday, November 19th at 6:00 PM.
This class will be hands-on and some parts may be considered physically intensive. Students will learn and practice self-defense and law enforcement defensive tactics. The training will include strikes, blocks, and control holds. The class will also incorporate use of force and weapons retention.
Students who wish to attend must RSVP by replying to this email in order to attend. What: LE DT Class
When: Thursday, November 19th, 2015 - 1800-2200 (6pm-10pm)
Where: ASU Police Department - Tempe, AZ
*Students must RSVP by replying to this email with your name and email address (the reply will
Part One The Kansas City Preventive Patrol Experiment: An Introduction According to Kelling, Pate, Dieckman, & Brown (1974), patrol is the “backbone” of police work. This belief is based around the premise that the mere presence of police officers on patrol prohibits criminal activity. Despite increasing budgets and the availability of more officers on the streets, crime rates still rose with the expanding metropolitan populations (Kelling et al., 1974).
The use of force, particularly with correlation to officer morale and/or inadequate education/training, has become particularly problematic. Measures should be taken to reduce the injury to suspects, particularly physical injury resulting from poor officer tactics or malicious intentions not related to upholding the law. These are problems, which, if properly handled and rectified, will result in improved officer morale, improved relationships with the public as well as ensure a continued upstanding reputation for the oldest police force in the nation.
The purpose is to explain the necessity and the alternatives to deadly force. Necessity of deadly force will include laws that have been passed by the United States Supreme Court, training methods and policies of Federal, State and Local agencies Alternatives to deadly force are less-lethal weapons that are used by law enforcement today, TASERS, pepper spray, bean bag guns and batons. Does deadly force need to be used against violent suspects?
We are in need of all cadets who would be available to attend, but we need to fill one spot and the others would be alternates.
Currently, there are five members enrolled in the program, and there is a possibility of more joining the program as three people have requested a meeting to learn more about the program.
In discussions of law enforcement one controversial issue has been whether liberal arts courses are necessary or should be required. In “The New Liberal Arts” Sanford J. Ungar believes that liberal arts are crucial to any professional career. Mike Rose however disagrees, and suggests that a college education in general is not necessarily a must. Although both articles make a good argument, I concur with Ungar. The liberal arts are the foundation in almost any professional field, and teach students how to adapt, especially in law enforcement.
In the mandatory training for police officers, there should be different mock scenarios where police officers take action as if it was a real crime and get assessed and evaluated on their behavior. Although it is difficult, police officers need to be trained to shoot to wound the arms or legs instead of shooting directly in the chest.
These students go to the high school as well, and look forward to getting to
For years now it’s been my dream to attend Melbourne High School. My two cousins have attended the school in the past five years and I’ve heard how enriching being part of the MHS community can be. They have both become excellent role models for me and now I wish to experience being part of the school’s tradition for myself.
& Forst, L.S. (2016). An Introduction to Policing (8th Edition). Boston, MA USA: Cengage Learning. p.243 (245). Retrieved June 6, 2017, from https://www.betheluniversityonline.net
At beginning of the semester in September of 2015, Miss Jackson explain to us about senior defense which is a presentation by require by the state for all high school senior to do in order to graduation from high school. Some people in my class started getting nervous and scary about it except me. At the time I got used to presentation and create Microsoft PowerPoint or Prezi in front of class but this presentation was different from other one I did before, I know would had to prepared myself for this assignment because this presentation was going be in front of older adult half my age and I realize I need to improve my reading and writing skills in order to prove I’m college ready for college. When come to this topic of Police brutality I
Officers should meet requirements at its full potential. Each law enforcement organization is wanted to handle and record semi-annual training for all officers on the legal and suitable use of force and lethal force (Use of force, 2001). The training should be planned to reveal present values recognized by constitutional and circumstance rule, in additional to statewide, district and different organization policy (Use of force, 2001). Officer use of Force reports to report any incidents can help record data of use of force (Use of force, 2001). When officers complete report the district DA’s offices should directly inform the Division of Criminal Justice when an associate of their organization uses bodily, powered or lethal force which ends in demise or thoughtful physical grievance or when grievance of any amount outcomes from the use of a weapon by organization workers (Use of force,
I was just looking over the new requirement sheet for juniors and realized that I have a scheduling conflict for the event on November 1 from 5-7 since I have class until 5:45 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Should I just come to that event once I get out of my class and attend the last hour? Also would you like me to bring in a copy of my requirement sheet with this event highlighted and my schedule so you have documentation for why I will be late to this event?
Lyman, Michael D. (2005). The Police an Introduction. Pearson Education, Inc., Upper Saddle River, New Jersey.
Crime is everywhere and it takes a special group or team of people to stop it, or make crime less tempting to do. The main job of police and security officers is to maintain justice, order and peace. In order to keep peace police officers must go through an academy that will prepare them for most situations that they will have to face later on in their career. Some situations require a more intense way to solve a problem such as using force or putting the perpetrator in fear so they will give in to what the police are asking. In some cases the peretrator(s) are too volatile or risky for the basic trained police officer, so the swat team must be used. The swat team unit or “special weapons and tactics” is a higher trained police force. It is a select group of officers that have been through more training and more experience than the average cop. Without the police or security civilians may not feel as safe as they do now when they are walking in the streets or going to a public event. For the people who want to be part of such a unit and are willing to put people before themselves will need to know what it takes to be a police officer.