North East Multi-Regional Training Instructors Library
Video Catalog
Spring 2017
DVD Catalog
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The North East Multi-Regional Training Instructors Library In-Service Training Tape collection are available
for loan to sworn law enforcement agencies in Illinois. Out-of-state law enforcement agencies may contact the
Instructors Library about the possibility of arranging a loan.
How to Borrow North East Multi-Regional Training In-Service
Training Videos
How to Borrow Videos: Call, write, or Fax NEMRT's librarian (that's Sarah Cole). Calling is probably
the most effective way to contact her, because you can get immediate feedback on what videos are available.
In order to insure that borrowers are authorized through their law enforcement agency to
borrow videos, please submit the initial lending request on agency letterhead (not a fax
cover sheet or internal memo form) for verification purposes. Also provide the name and
mailing address of the department’s training officer.
If a requested tape is in the library at the time of the request, it will be sent to the borrower’s agency
immediately. If the tape is not in, the borrower's name will be put on the tape's waiting list, and it will be sent
as soon as possible. The due date--the date by which the tape must be back at NEMRT--is indicated on the loan
receipt included with each loan. Since a lot of the videos have long waiting lists, prompt return is appreciated
not only by the Instructors' Library, but the other departments using the video collection. If the tape is going to
be late, though, call the librarian so she won't nag you about the tape's return.
As for the waiting list, member departments take priority over non-member departments, and
departments needing the program for in-service training on a certain date take priority over those that don't. In
order to insure that the greatest number of departments can benefit from the videos, a maximum of five
programs is sent to any one department at one time.
If the tape is not returned on time, the borrower will receive at least one overdue
notice. If the tape is not returned after a calendar month from its due date, the agency will be
billed for the tape's replacement cost. Since things do occasionally get lost in the mail, it is
recommended that the videos be returned by UPS or be insured if mailed, to avoid being billed for a loss that is
the post office's fault. The current video Circulation sheet includes a section for recording return
dates and methods of return. Please keep this information for your records.
If there are any questions about or problems with the videos, the loan period, or anything else, just give
the NEMRT librarian (that's Sarah Cole) a call. Thank you very much for your help!
DISCLAIMER for library material usage
North East Multi-Regional Training provides these audio and video collections for use in supplementing law
enforcement agency training programs. The media programs included in this collection, however, may not
necessarily always present accurate and correct information with regard to Illinois law and appropriate law
enforcement procedures and practices. Furthermore, applicable departmental policy and procedure must be
considered and emphasized when viewing or listening to media programs to insure that information presented
does not negate and/or otherwise contradict established practice. Finally, North East Multi-Regional Training
and its instructors' library are not responsible for the practical application of any knowledge and skill gained or
derived as a result of viewing the media programs offered in these collections.
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How this Catalog Works:
(How to keep your video catalog up-to-date)
This video list is in a loose-leaf, updatable format. It’s good for the whole training year. During the training
year, what you will receive with the regular NEMRT Catalog of Training Courses are:
A list of new videos and their descriptions, and
A new subject index
When they arrive, put the list of new videos in the Supplement section of the catalog, and replace the
subject index section. This way, your catalog will always be up-to-date.
If you need any supplements, call Librarian Sarah Cole, and she’ll be glad to send you what you need.
Tip for using this catalog:
The videos are numbered in the order in which we receive them. Therefore, as a rule, the smaller the number,
the older the video. Old isn’t necessarily bad or outdated, but remember the newest materials have the biggest
numbers.
Acronyms:
The Instructors Library uses several acronyms in describing the videos. They would be important to know,
because they help viewers assess the content of the programs. The acronyms used most frequently are:
ALERT: Advanced Law Enforcement Readiness Training. ALERT works the way L.E.NET did: agencies subscribe to their service, and receive a training video each month. The company began producing programs in
1994.
CORT: Corrections Officer Readiness Training. CORT is a division of ALERT, and works the way L.E.NET
did: agencies subscribe to their service, and receive a training video each month. The company began
producing corrections-specific programs in 1997.
EENET: Emergency Education Network. EENET programs are generally teleconferences from the Federal
Emergency Management Agency.
JOB: Jail Operations Bulletin. Those with that marking by their number refer to the Jail Operations Bulletins
of Video, produced by the American Jail Association.
L.E.NET: Law Enforcement Training and Information Network. Agencies subscribed to their service, and
received a training video each month. This video producer was taken over by LETN in the early 1990s, so any
programs identified as L.E.NET programs date from about 1987 to 1992. The information will probably still
apply for your training need, but examine them before presenting them.
LESTN: Law Enforcement Satellite Training Network. The FBI Teleconferences are LESTN broadcasts.
LESAT: Law Enforcement Satellite Academy of Tennessee. The University of Tennessee produces
teleconference on various topics, under this collective title.
LETN: Law Enforcement Training Network. Ordinarily, LETN programs are only available to agencies
subscribing to their satellite broadcasts. The videos NEMRT has from them are of two kinds. Some are programs that were made generally available to law enforcement agencies, like the Murder on Tape program, or
the seat belt videos. The others are programs made available to L.E.NET subscribers, when LETN absorbed
L.E.NET in the early 1990s.
NEMRT: North East Multi-Regional Training. But you knew that.
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POST: (California Commission on) Peace Officer Standards and Training. The Instructors Library has a
number of their telecourses and satellite broadcasts of training videos.
Keeping track of your agency’s video viewing
When a borrower received a video loan, a circulation sheep, indicating the programs’ due date, along with other
useful information should accompany it. Also included should be a viewer roster. Although completing the
roster is not required, it is a convenient way to record viewers for the agency’s records, as well as a helpful way
the NEMRT Library uses to show the video collection is being used. A copy of the roster is included below.
Just fill out the requested information, make a copy for the agency’s records, and send a copy back with the
videos. As always, we thank you for your assistance!
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DVD Descriptions
Program 1320: You Are Not Alone (SIDS
of Illinois, Inc.) (23 min.)
[2002] Intended for parents who have lost
children to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome,
this program from SIDS of Illinois features
surviving parents who share their experiences
and insights for coping with grief. The
explanation of the grieving process would be
helpful even beyond supporting those who
have experienced the loss of an infant.
Program 1319: Healing Presence (SIDS of
Illinois, Inc.) (25 min.)
[2003] Intended for professionals who
assist families who have lost a child to
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, this program
from SIDS of Illinois features a series of
professionals who talk about how to respond
in these painful cases. Segments on
understanding the coroner/medical examiner's
role, the death scene investigation, how to
treat the body during the investigation,
p43pq4ing for the funeral, the grieving
process, and how a number of parents and
family members experienced grief. The
program concludes with a description of the
services SIDS of Illinois offers.
(Check the disc before using it: I couldn't get
it to play on my computer, but could in the
separate DVD player)
Program 1318: Mental Health Update (CA
POST Telecourse) (2 hours)
[August 2013] They may not be "5150
calls" at all departments, but every department
serves citizens who might have mental health
issues. This telecourse from the California
Commission on Peace Officer Standards and
Training provides a general overview of the
forms mental illness can take, and presents
some ideas for handling people in mental
crisis. Each section of the video is divided
into several segments, through which viewers
may have to advance manually. These
sections examine:
Biases against handing calls for people in
mental crisis.
Types of mental illness.
De-escalation techniques.
Determining whether a teen is considering
suicide.
Determining whether to take a subject into
custody .
Welfare checks (Compare this information
to local laws and agency policies).
Connecting subjects with resources.
The importance of detail in describing the
behavior of the person in crisis is emphasized.
Remember this video is made for California
officers, so confirm the applicability of the
information with local laws and agency
policy. Law Enforcement Only
Program 1317: Ethical Use of Force (CA
POST Telecourse) (3 hours, 21 min.)
[October 2005] The team models itself on
the leader, so this telecourse from the
California Commission on Peace Officer
Standards and Training instructs supervisors
and trainers as much as patrol officers. The
program consists of a number of scenarios in
which force is used, then a roll-call of officers
discuss the conduct of the officer in the clip.
Afterward, a panel of supervisors analyze the
effectiveness of the discussion. The situations
include:
Tazing a jaywalker.
An attacking subject high on PCP who is
immune to pepper spray.
Observing an officer kick an arrestee in the
stomach.
"Messing" with a non-arrested detainee
(and you never know who's watching).
Apprehending a driver at the end of a
pursuit.
Stopping a suicidal subject with a knife.
The last two segments feature officers
describing their experiences with
Use of force report writing.
"Reverence for Life" and the effect of
using lethal force on officers.
Ideas for preventing the incidents, and
alternative methods for handling them are an
important part of the conversation.
Remember, the video is from California, so
compare the information with Illinois law and
agency policy before applying it. The
demonstration of how to facilitate roll call
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training is particularly helpful, whatever your
topic might be. A PDF of the Facilitator's
Guide is included on the DVD-ROM. Law
Enforcement Only
Program 1316: Code 9 : Officer Needs
Assistance ( 1 hour, 20 min.)
[2016] According to the statistics quoted in
this documentary, up to eighteen percent of
first responders (dispatchers and fire service
personnel) have to deal with Post Traumatic
Stress Syndrome. The officers interviewed
for this program describe how the stresses of
the job accumulated until one climactic event
"broke" them. The point of the program then
shifts to the need for appropriate, accessible
mental health services for first responders: the
alternatives these officers were offered were
dismissal, retirement, or suicide. One way or
another, though, these officers found a way to
cope, and they talk about that process. The
"Special Features" section of the DVD
includes shorter narratives from several first
responders (including a dispatcher), who tell
their own stories of traumatic stress. The
program is better at describing the problems
with protecting officers' mental health than it
is at recommending solutions, but, in passing,
one officer made a helpful point about having
to handle other people's troubles: "Don't let
their tragedy become your trauma." It's a
start.
The DVD's overwrap included a sticker
stating "The Code 9 film contains graphic
material and may be triggering for first
responders. You are not alone." Also, while
the visuals are not particularly offensive,
some of the stories the speakers relate are not
for the squeamish. So consider your audience
before showing it.
Program 1315: Beyond the Badge: Profile
of a School Resource Officer (17 min.)
[2014] This entry in the "Not in Our
Town" series of videos is intended to spark
conversatio9ns between police departments,
communities and schools about how a School
Resource Officer can help overcome distrust
and resentment. SRO Ronald Cockrell's work
in a St. Louis, Missouri-area middle school,
ranges from encouraging the students,
listening to their grievances, delivering death
notification and organizing a collection for the
affected student, and being a cultural mediator
between the police and the school
communities. Between the scenes of Officer
Cockrell describing, and doing, his work, are
scenes of school administrators and students
offering their reactions. The program is a
useful reminder of the service SROs offer in
troubled times.
Program 1314: Dispatchers: Career
Resiliency (CA POST Telecourse) (2
hours)
[September 2015] The Dispatcher is the
first First Responder. This video helps
dispatchers to think about how they can
protect their careers, their mental health, and
their fellow dispatchers. The program features
several scenarios related to communication
center issues, which are then discussed by a
classroom of dispatchers. Afterward,
experienced communications personnel give
their own insights on the situation addressed.
The program is separated into five sections,
which are dividend with viewer questions.
These sections include 1-2.) Uncontrollable
and Controllable Factors (including
workplace attitude, compassion fatigue, and
job stress); 3.) Communication within the call
center; 4.) Taking care of your own (your own
personal and professional needs); 5.)
Management and Supervision (Seeing policies
from the staff's point of view, and acting as
mediator between the agency and the
command center). Questions for viewers
separate the sections. Selecting "continue" in
the lower right corner of the screen brings up
the next section. A facilitators' and a students'
guide are included in the "Documents" folder
on the DVD-ROM.
Program 1313: Tactical Communications
(CA POST Telecourse) (2 hours, 33 min)
[April 2007] This extended-length
program from the California Commission on
Peace Officer Standards and Training features
the late George Thompson, explaining Martial
Arts of the Mind and the Mouth: Tactical
Communication! Michael Josephson and
Gordon Graham, and other experienced law
enforcement professionals add their insights
to Dr. Thompson's remarks. The first twentyfour minutes explain the benefits of Tactical
Communication, and the remaining sections
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demonstrate its basic techniques. These
sections include Verbal Deflectors and
Respect, De-Escalation (Listening and
Mediation), Gaining Voluntary Compliance,
Five-Step and Eight-Step Approaches, Report
Writing and documentation, and Street
Phrases to keep in mind. One surprising point
made during the program is the benefit of
recording citizen contacts, eight years before
the advent of body cams. By the way, The
NEMRT Instructors Library has copies of
George Thompson's books on Verbal Judo, if
you would like to borrow them.
Program 1312: Bias-Based Policing:
Remaining Fair and Impartial (CA POST
Telecourse) (2 hours)
[September 2014] Everyone has personal
preferences, but officers must not allow theirs
to interfere with their fair and impartial
treatment of members of their community.
This telecourse, from the California
Commission on Peace Officer Standards and
Training. uses scenarios, officer discussion,
and the remarks of experienced police leaders,
to remind officers of their responsibilities to
protect citizens' rights and dignity. The topics
include Articulating "Reasonable Suspicion,"
Unconscious biases, and handling biased
subjects, "Suspicious" cultural behavior,
Handling a partner's questionable discretion,
and Ways of building good police-community
relations. The sections include a scenario, a
directed discussion among a group of police
officers, and some insights from experienced
personnel. The segments are divided with
questions for the viewer, which require the
selection of "continue" from the menu in the
lower right corner of the screen to advance to
the next scene. A facilitation guide and
written test are included in the "Documents"
vile on the DVD-ROM.
Program 1311: Dog Encounters: Keeping
Officers Safe (CA POST Telecourse) (2
hours)
[December 2015] Police officers are likely
to encounter a dog at one out of three houses
they approach. This California Commission
on Peace Officer Standards and Training
gives officers an overview of ways to protect
both themselves and the dogs they meet. The
topics addressed include; Dog body language
(and TEETH: the significance of the dog's
Tension, Ears, Eyes, Teeth, Head); Avoiding
encounters with dogs; Preventing conflicts
and de-escalation techniques, Use of Force
against Dogs, and Incident Aftermath, public
relations, and civil liability. The segments are
divided with questions for the viewer, which
require the selection of "continue" from the
menu in the lower right corner of the screen to
advance to the next scene. A Facilitation
Guide and Student Study Guide are included
in the "Documents" folder on the DVD-ROM.
Program 1310: Active Shooter (CA POST
Telecourse) (2 ours)
[March 2016] Active Shooter incidents are
not merely a police response, but now require
an integrated public safety response. This
telecourse, from the California Commission
on Peace Officer Standards and Training,
consists of scenarios of police, fire, and EMS
personnel at different points in their response
to an active shooter situation. A (staged) roll
call of police officers discuss the scene and
decisions made, then experts give their own
insights on essential tactics. They base their
plans on a Unified Command structure, in
which fire officers and EMTs participate
equally. The areas considered include
Integrated training with fire and EMS, Initial
Response, Unified Response, Rescue and
Medical Operations, and Managing the
Ongoing Event. Segments within these
sections are divided by questions for the
viewer, which require selecting "Continue"
from the options in the lower right corner of
the screen. A short program guide is available
through CA POST at
www.tinyurl.com/CAPost-programguides ,
and a facilitator's guide is included on the
DVD-ROM.
Program 1309: Sovereign Citizens :
Extremists (CA POST Telecourse) (1 hour,
33 min)
[May 2013] Sovereign Citizens' belief
system that civil government has no authority
over them is protected speech; but when they
act on it, they are dangerous. This telecourse
from the California Commission on Peace
Officer Standards and Training gives officers
an overview of Sovereign Citizens' ideology,
behavior, and conduct, and ways officers can
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protect themselves when they encounter them.
A number of scenarios are included as
demonstrations, which allow officers to plan
their own responses. The Officer Safety
segment features Chief Bob Pauder (ret.),
discussing the West Memphis, Alabama,
encounter in which armed Sovereigns killed
his son (NEMRT Video #1197 examines the
incident in detail). Their less violent "Paper
Terrorism" techniques are also described.
Failing to hold Sovereign Citizens responsible
for their lawless behavior only emboldens
them, so the program concludes with tips for
dealing with their distracting conduct, state
and federal laws under which they can be
prosecuted, and sources for further
information. The importance of warning nonlaw enforcement government personnel who
might face Sovereigns about the danger; and
of reporting Sovereign encounters to criminal
or terrorist intelligence centers. A short
program guide is available through CA POST
at www.tinyurl.com/CAPost-programguides .
Program 1308: Ferguson; The Lessons
Learned (1 hour, 43 min.)
[2016] "If you only experience this in front
of the TV, you have no idea what happened."
In an extended interview with In the Line of
Duty's Ron Barber, Chief Jon Belmar (St.
Louis County (MO) Police Department)
describes the situations the police faced
during the August, 2014, riots in Ferguson,
Missouri, and why he made the decisions he
did. During the three segments into which the
program is divided, Chief Belmar tells about
the development of the unrest, the initial
police response to the crowds, an d how those
tactics had to change with the crowd's mood.
Within this time-line, he describes the
agency's priorities in protecting the officers
and the citizens, necessary equipment and its
maintenance and the equipment they should
have had. The largest portion of the chief's
observations relates to communication: the
importance of managing the narrative (rather
than being forced to refute the story observers
have made up), of maintaining relationships
with community leaders, of briefing both the
media and officers, the influence of social
media, and the necessity of handling agency
stress. Although the program has little action,
it has a lot of information that can help an
agency, and police managers, plan their own
response to an emergency. Discussion
questions follow each of the three segments.
The DVD also includes a PDF of a training
outline for review.
Program 1307: Golden Nuggets 3: Lifesaving Street Smarts for Cops (33 min.)
[2016] This edition of the In the Line of
Duty series gives officers some mental meat
regarding:
• Misconduct on duty caught on surveillance
video;
• The Dangers of checking car trunks;
• Caution during Good Samaritan contacts;
• Recognizing footsteps (as opposed to
recognizing footprints);
• Responding during a natural disaster (The
Tuscaloosa Tornado);
• Drug concealment spots;
• Whether "muscle memory" can lead to
unintentional firearm discharges;
• The Benefits of Babbling suspects (The
NEMRT Library has a copy of Edward
Conlon's "Blue Blood");
• Secreted handcuff keys and The Tampa
Massacre (NEMRT video #1039);
• Identifying yourself to fellow officers
during emergencies; and
• A civilian's use of a neck restraint
neutralizes a drunk.
The program concludes with a quick
observational skills test, and Murphy's Laws
for Police.
Several of the segments highlight other In
the Line of Duty full-length programs, at least
one of which the NEMRT Library has. This
program helps viewers learn to recognize
learning points, in their everyday experiences.
Program 1306: St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd
Control (39 min.)
[1997] In 1996, a subject is shot to death
during a traffic stop. A crowd forms, and the
St. Petersburg police Department soon had a
melee on its hands. Several days later,
another, more serious, disturbance arises in
the same place. This Line of Duty program
analyzes what went wrong with the police
response, through video footage and
interviews with officers who were there.
Essentially, their difficulties arose from
Insufficient planning, Inadequate training,
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Inadequate equipment, and Incompatible
communications. One way they chose to
address these weaknesses was through the
Mobile Field Force approach to disturbances.
Each segment of the video includes questions
for consideration. The DVD itself includes a
printable lesson plan. The brief discussion of
the local media's influence on the mob's
development is also instructive. Although the
program predates social media, the case study
could be useful in developing departmental
tactics for correcting misinformation during
emergencies.
Program 1305: Golden Nuggets 2: More
Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for Cops (35
min.)
[2016] This potpourri of police wisdom,
based on experience (often supported with
video footage), gives viewers a variety of
response options to think about while on
patrol. The prudence of the decisions is
sometimes obvious, but not always. Topics to
consider include:
• Standing in front of an uncooperative
driver's car,
• Practicality v. Department Policy (such as
the best time to mirandize a subject, headbutts, and dealing with the unmedicated(,
• Shooting a dangerous subject when
bystanders are present (this one also shows
how a threatening suspect can be shot in the
back),
• Scott v. Harris, Pursuits and Qualified
Immunity,
• Identifying victims of child abuse (featuring
Dr. Armand Rodeur), and the importance of
knowing first aid.
• Women as violent offenders (including a
Text-a-Tip success story, that stopped a young
female mass-shooter-aspirant, and a woman
who turns a traffic stop into an officer
stabbing)
• Considerations before jumping on top of a
subject,
• The "Powdered Doughnut" principle when
approaching a HazMat situation
• The benefits of approaching a vehicle from
the passenger side,
• Misconduct that will destroy a law
enforcement career (in this case, rape and
DUI),
The program ends with an observation test
and some key Murphy's Laws of Combat.
Each segment is about three minutes long, and
includes a series of thought-provoking
questions. The DVD itself includes a lesson
plan, test, and answer key.
By the way, the NEMRT Library has copies
of the books 400 Things Cops Know, Cop in
the Hood, and The Duck Theory. They are
available for loan.
Program 1304: Golden Nuggets : LifeSaving Street Smart Tips for Cops (30
min.)
[2016] In this anthology of police wisdom,
narrator Ron Barber presents highlights from
a number of previous training programs, along
with timely reminders for safely dealing with
subjects. The observations he illustrates
include;
• Watch for suspects hiding on roofs.
• Tips for recognizing that someone is lying.
• Reasonable suspicion for concealed carry in
an open-carry state.
• Excessive politeness can be a tipoff that the
subject is planning an attack (as shown in the
Trooper Coates shooting ).
• Suggestions for conducting field interviews
with deceptive subjects.
• Why it is best to receive information on
subjects out of their earshot.
• When in a foot pursuit with multiple
subjects, keep track of both subjects.
• The importance of detailing excited
utterances.
• Anticipate the presence of a dog when
going to a residence.
Each short segment concludes with some
thought-provoking questions, that may induce
viewers to share their own safety tips with
each other. By the way, the NEMRT
Instructors Library has a copy of 400 Things
Cops Know, if you would like to use it.
Program 1303: Blood-Borne Pathogens /
Backup: Force Continuum (31 min.)
[2001] This In the Line of Duty program
goes over an officer's basic safety
considerations when working around blood,
or other bodily fluids. The types of diseases
that can be passed through fluids, and their
comparative risks, are listed, then the focus
shifts to methods of protection. Care during
body search practices, use of latex gloves,
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one-way respirator mouthpieces, and other
protective equipment; and, of course, the
importance of careful hand-washing, are
explained. Some of the contact telephone
numbers are probably out of date, but the
basic information is still valid. The program
ends with a segment that forces viewers to
think about use of force options, when
responding to a subject with a knife. In this
incident, officers pursue a stolen car for
eighteen miles, and, when it is finally stopped,
the passenger attacks them with a large knife.
Whether the officers were justified in
shooting him, and what level of threat a knife
is are analyzed.
Program 1302: Identifying and Stopping
Active Killers (44 min.)
[2016] "It ain't about what's in their hand:
it's about what's in their head!" This In the
Line of Duty video uses a lecture by Lt. Col.
Dave Grossman (Ret.) to outline and illustrate
the shared personal characteristics of the
active killers since the Columbine attack, the
dangers of (and to) unarmed security
personnel, the importance of paying attention
to fear, the need for easy-to-use police alerts
and basic security equipment, and the value of
fighting back. The program concludes with a
series of personal and discussion questions, to
help viewers apply Grossman's ideas to their
own ways of life.
(He includes an endorsement for the Hero911
and Guard91 apps, and some other security
equipment NEMRT neither endorses nor
recommends it, but they might be helpful to
be aware of.)
Program 1301: 2016 TESSA Super Storm
Spotter Training (1 hour, 39 min.)
[2016] This program, from the Texas
Severe Storm Association (TESSA), assumes
that the viewer has some basic storm spotting
knowledge, so it focuses on the advanced
aspects of predicting and recognizing storms
that may produce tornadoes. In the first half,
speaker Gary Woodall discusses the formation
of various types of thunderstorms, and the
technical aspects of tornado development. In
the second half, he talks about tools available
for analyzing storm conditions, including
computer programs, key storm parameters,
how to read different types of radar images,
and, in passing, some sources for further
online training. The explanation of Doppler
radar, and how to interpret the images, can
help spotters recognizes the probable location
of dangerous weather. The presentation
doesn't have a lot of exciting storm pictures,
but it does give viewers a new appreciation
for the science of meteorology.
Program 1300: How to Shoot Fast and
Accurately (45 min.)
[1988] Six champion competitive shooters
talk about the equipment and techniques that
have helped them to be fast, accurate shooters.
Between narration and brief interviews, they
reveal the types of handguns they use, how
they have been customized, their preferred
ammunition, how they approach the target,
and their mindset for competition, including
how to find one's aiming "sweet spot."
Admittedly, the mental preparation for
competitive target shooting and combat
shooting are almost opposites, yet learning
from these experts' insights on the aspects that
are the same will help viewers hit what they
are aiming at quickly and safely.
Program 1299: Way Advanced Concealed
Carry Techniques (3 hours, 27 min.)
[2004] The program begins with a scenario
in which a concealed-carrier is able to stop a
liquor store holdup. It then spends about an
hour demonstrating the many types of
holsters available for a concealed-carry
firearm. The presentation then demonstrates
the importance of developing safe and
effective drawing methods, drawing from a
seated position, options for improving dry fire
target practice, then a demonstration of the
techniques at the range, Because the company
that produced the video sold many of the
holsters, the presentation has the feel of an
infomercial, but the information itself can still
be helpful when selecting a concealed-carry
option, and when using that gun most
effectively.
Program 1298: Advanced Concealed Carry
(1 hour, 40 min.)
[1997] The primary content of this
conversational program is a series of
demonstrations of advanced shooting drills,
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 13
intended to improve a shooter's speed and
accuracy. These drills, however, need not be
concealed weapon-specific. The presentation
begins with a list of general Items to include
in a "Self Defense Package," Some of this
video's details may be dated (such as the
function of a cell phone, and the specific
holsters available for concealed carry), but the
techniques and principles themselves are still
worthy of consideration. Although North East
Multi-Regional Training neither recommends
nor endorses the procedures presented in this
video, they could be useful to know about.
Program 1297: Concealed Carry :
Techniques and Secrets of the Pros (1
hour, 59 min.)
[1996] This leisurely but informative
program gives viewers a general idea of how
to select, conceal, and use a concealed
handgun. It includes demonstrations of
suggested drawing exercises, firing drills, as
well as options when selecting an appropriate
holster, and ways to conceal a gun by how it
is carried. The narration also points out that
self-defense shooting is different from target
shooting, and requires a different attitude.
Ways to develop the necessary aggressive,
self-defense attitude and situational awareness
are also described. The information might be
more basic than a police officer would expect,
yet, if the officer has not developed a comfort
level with a concealed gun, the information
could be a helpful refresher.
Program 1296: Complete CPR (1 hour, 34
min.)
[2008] Viewers will benefit from more
training than this video to perform CPR
safely, but it can be a useful accompaniment
to the training. John Klatt, former Navy
medic and rescue diver, demonstrates basic
procedures for performing the Heimlich
Maneuver, CPR, using an AED -- and
knowing when the techniques are appropriate.
Procedures include Artificial Respiration
(along with a demonstration of available
shield devices), CPR (chest compressions),
and what to expect. Child CPR, CPR on a
child pulled from water, and Infant CPR.
Then, the program turns to choking incidents.
Abdominal Thrusts (or the Heimlich
Maneuver) is then demonstrated for adults
and children. Alternative compressions for
infants in particular are also demonstrated.
The segment on AEDs (Automated External
Defibrillators) explains and demonstrates how
common types of AED are used, and how to
use the AED on a child. (The part about
cutting off the victim's clothes may not go
over well with the victim.) The program
includes a brief discussion of Good Samaritan
laws.
Program 1295: Basic First Aid (1 hour, 37
min.)
[2008] John Klatt, former Navy medic and
rescue diver, demonstrates basic procedures
for responding to common injuries and
medical conditions. None of these responses
will take the place of calling the paramedics,
but they can help make the victim comfortable
until they arrive. Conditions discussed
include allergic reactions, splinting, heat
exhaustion, heart attacks and seizures,
diabetic reactions, hypothermia, burns,
respiratory emergencies, poisoning, eye
injuries, bleeding, falls (broken arms), shock,
and handling first aid supplies, The program
is broken into short segments, of about 10 to
15 minutes, suitable for short refresher
training.
Program 1294: Wrong Arm of the Law
(The): Steroids in Law Enforcement (14
min.)
[2010] The International Association of
Chiefs of Police and the U.S. Drug
Enforcement Administration produced this
reminder of why police physical fitness and
anabolic steroids don't mix. Several doctors
comment on steroids disturbing, and
dangerous, side effects, which include liver,
kidney, and reproductive damage, as well as
psychosis. The unregulated, unsanitary
conditions under which illegal steroids are
made are described. An officer's positive
drug test can end a career in disgrace:
perhaps the greatest discouragement to using
illegal steroids. Tactical skill is better than
physical bulk, so the program offers viewers
other ways of improving their on-the-street
performance.
Program 1293: Use of Force: The Death of
Eric Garner (30 min.)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 14
[2015] Officer Eric Austermann, lead Use
of Force instructor at the St. Louis County and
Municipal Police Academy, analyzes the
video footage of New York police officers
restraining and arresting Eric Garner in
August, 2014. He describes the "Seat Belt
Hold" one officer is shown using on the man,
then comments on whether other de-escalation
techniques, or other force options, might have
been more effective in calming the subject,
The narration then recounts the Eric Garner's
previous criminal history, and the findings of
the autopsy and the review board. The video's
introduction calls it "food for thought," and
the thinking viewer will be left with a number
of possibilities to consider.
One point that struck me, though, was the
potential deceptiveness of citizen-recorded
video. Though it is possible that the person
making the video didn't know the facts, at one
point, he narrates that the officers are
arresting Garner for breaking up a fight. A
casual viewer has no way of recognizing this
information as untrue, and would completely
misunderstand what they are seeing. This
influential video shows how easily
information can be manipulated, and the
importance of accurate public information
from the police department
Program 1292: Use of Force Report
Writing (In the Line of Duty) (34 min.)
[2015] "For every use of force, there'll be
an accompanying use of force report," Ron
Barber proclaims on this In the Line of Duty
program. Lt. Kevin Dillon (L.O.C.K.U.P.
Arrest and Control System) uses descriptions
of real encounters to illustrate the most
effective, truthful, and moving elements to
include in a report describing how an officer
"responded to aggression and resistance."
Although the presentation is primarily lecture,
Lt. Dillon's enthusiasm makes the information
easy to apply. The importance of describing
what actually happened, not the officer's
interpretation of it, is emphasized.
Incidentally, the NEMRT Library has both
print and audio copies of the book Blink, if
you would like to use it.
Program 1291: Did You See That? (48
min.)
[2015] In the Line of Duty produced this
series of short visual quizzes, which are
intended to help officers develop their
observational skills. They are unexpectedly
tricky, too! The twelve short programs
include vintage crime scene photographs,
wanted posters, old videos, and new
composites, from which viewers have to pick
out key information. The tricky part is that
viewers don't know what questions will be
asked about what they have seen until after
the picture has been taken away -- much like
in real-life. The sequences include: 1.)
Weejee on the Spot (vintage crime scene
photo), 2.) Seeking Butch Cassidy, 3.)
Spotting an Assassin (descriptions from
Wanted posters), 4.) Street Killing (crime
scene photo), 5.) Seen a Mobster Lately
(multiple pictures on a vintage Wanted
poster), 6.) Search for a Serial Killer (Wanted
poster), 7.) Lips that Lie (on lip-reading -Between us, this segment would have been
more useful if the words used had been
dangerous ones. SLC), 8.) Lineup of Stars
(Physical details in lineups), 9.) Can You
Walk and Chew Gum? (on paying attention to
both physical surroundings and radio traffic),
10.) The Nose Knows, 11.) This is Eary , and
12.) The Eyes Have It (on matching specific
features with the appropriate faces). The
segments are great for getting ideas for
making your own observation exercises.
Program 1290: Are You or Your Agency
Prepared for an Active Shooter? (33 min.)
[2011] In this lecture supported by a
PowerPoint presentation, Todd Hammitt (Sgt.,
Ret., El Dorado Co., California, Sheriff's
Office) describes the modern history of active
shooter situations in schools, the development
of tactics, and an explanation of those contact
and clearing tactics. The intended audience
for the presentation is agency trainers who
plan live-action scenarios, who will be able to
overlook the static lecturing and lack of
visual illustrations. As always, compare the
procedures suggested here with department
policy before using them. is not The
description of physical effect of stress-related
heart rates, and autogenic breathing, is
particularly noteworthy, as is the suggestion
for a ready box for local businesses and
schools..
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 15
Program 1289: Body Cams: What Every
Cop Should Know (31 min.)
[2015] The successful use of body cameras
in the Rialto (California0 and Salt Lake City
(Utah) Police Departments is the subject of
this In the Line of Duty video. Chief Tony
Fararr (Rialto Police Dept.) describes the
history of their body camera program, officer
reaction, general departmental procedures,
video storage and access, and the long-term
benefits of having a video record of policecitizen contacts. The basic function of the
TASER/AXON camera system, and
Evidence.com, is demonstrated, and the Utah
Police Department talks about how body cam
video documented two fatal shootings.
Interspersed with the information are relevant
body cam videos, which provide a camera-eye
view of the incidents officers have to face.
The DVD contains a downloadable handout,
quiz, and Rialto, California, Police
Department's body cam policy.
Program 1288: A Prosecutor's Stand (21
min)
[2014] How Victor Hwang, San Francisco
Assistant District Attorney, and his office
investigated and prosecuted hate-related
assaults on a Latino, a black man, and a
transgender woman. is the topic of this video
from the Community Oriented Policing
Office. Although the case studies in this
semi-documentary offer few new ideas for
investigating hate crime, the emphasis of the
program is on the effect of the crimes, on both
the victim and the community, help motivate
viewers to act to identify and stop potential
offenders.
Program 1287: Lessons from a Hate Crime
Detective (7 min.)
[2014] A San Diego Sheriff's Department
detective describes the increasing number of
white-supremacist hate crimes in her area, and
both the process and importance of
investigating them. In the context of the brief
semi-documentary, she gives a few tips for
recognizing evidence, the importance of
documentation, and how the community itself
is working with police to prevent hate crimes.
The permanent effect of an assault on a victim
is painfully highlighted.
Program 1286: Waking in Oak Creek (34
min.)
[2014] On August 5, 2012, a white
supremacist invaded a Wisconsin Sikh
temple, and killed six people, and later shot
himself. This COPS Office video uses brief
interviews to examine the effect of the mass
shooting on survivors, responding officers,
one of whom was seriously injured, the
community, and even the Department of
Justice. A lot of the program focuses on how
victims worked through their grief and anger,
and how an outraged community showed its
innate kindness. Of particular interest,
though, are the dispatcher recordings, the
information on Sikh culture, and the injured
officer's description of how he responded to
being shot.
Program 1285: 911onDVD -- Volume 7
(210 minutes)
[2014] This collection of videos, intended
to inform and educate dispatchers, can be just
a applicable to patrol officers. The main
topics in this issue are Generational
differences, Human trafficking, Social Media
use, PTSD, Suicide,
1. DVD Intro and 911 News - Kevin Willett
& Leslie Whitham (18:00)
2. Generational Differences - Kevin Willett
(16:00)
3. Social Media Use - Leslie Whitham
(16:56) (On agency social media policy)
4. Human Trafficking Part 3 - Lt. John Vanek
(14:26)
5. Life Outside of Public Safety - Doug
Showalter (10:55)
6. PTSD & Military Suicide - Dr. Greg
Sancier (14:58)
7. 9-1-1 News Kevin Willett (15:04) (It
includes an energetic segment on ways to
recruit ompetent dispatchers.)
8. Customer Service Protocols Angela Van
Dyke (10:41) (Compares good and not-sogood response. See what you think. I thought
the segment was a demonstration of how
listeners often hear the attitude they expect to
hear.]
9. Counseling - Andrew Trygg (12:00)
(Counseling employees for better
performance, that is.)
10. CTO Concepts Jay Somerville (15:44)
[Ways to make trainees feel comfortable with
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 16
the training process.]
11. Bread & Butter Basics John Korman
(8:13) (Ways to get a usable location, and
similar information from a caller)
12. Say This, Not That - Radio Dispatching Doug Showalter & Leslie Whitham (9:02)
(Ways to get usable information from officers.
Voice-tude doesn't help anyone.)
13. Text to 9-1-1 Kevin Willett (15:07) [On
the advantages of accepting texts in dispatch
centers. Texts are the new TDD, and a help
for victims for whom speaking aloud is
unsafe.]
14. Calling All Parties - John Korman (8:23)
[Suggestions for getting information from
children, the elderly, or non-English
speakers.]
15. Stress - Angela Van Dyke (6:20)
16. Fitness: Your Daily Routine Leslie
Whitham (5:35)
17. Professionalism Andrew Trygg (10:09)
18. Dignity & Respect - Gordon Graham
(15:00)
To access the student documents, go to
www.911ondvd.com , click "student
documents", and use the password
"GOLDSTAR" for Volume 7.
Program 1284: 911onDVD -- Volume 3
(205 minutes)
[circa 2011] This collection of videos,
intended to inform and educate dispatchers,
can be just a applicable to patrol officers. The
main topics in this issue are Mental Illness,
Missing Children, Emergency preparation,
and supervision.
1. Bi-Polar Disease (Greg Sancier -- 4:32)
2. Schizophrenia (Greg Sancier -- 16:34)
3. Where is my Child (Kevin Willett -25:28) This one's particularly good!
4. Cell Phone technology update [Locating
the source of cell phone calls] (Leslie
Whitham -- 28:04)
5. 9-1-1 for Teens (Public education) Leslie
Whitham -- 10:43) [How to recognize an
emergency, and how to report it effectively,
especially from a cell phone.)
6. Internet Resources (Leslie Whitham -19:29) (For identifying stolen items,
hazardous materials, environment mapping,
and other non-police sites that provide
information helpful in investigations.]
7. CTO DOR Writing (Barbara Liberty --
14:12) (Dealing with personality differences
with trainees)
8. Scenario Based Training: "Is the scene
secure?" (Gerry & Barbara -- 4:46)
9. Scenario based Training: Technology
issues (Gerry Kohlmann 3:38)
10. Pipeline Emergencies (Yy Wooten
10:24)
11. Curse of the Vanishing Dispatcher
(Employee Retention issues) (Doug Showalter
9:45)
12. Effective Writing (Doug Showalter
12:47)
13. What makes a good supervisor (Doug &
Danette Yriarte 19:57)
14. Fire ground safety (Richard Behr 10:12)
15. Em-Finders (Emily Grover -- 20:04)
(Presents some information on finding people
with Autism or Alzheimer's Disease, but then
describes how the Em Finders Tracking
System and equipment works)
16. The Public Safety Bus (Gordon Graham -18:24) [On recruiting a community police
force reflective of the demographic makeup of
the community. Every day is Recruitment
Day!]
To access the student documents, go to
www.911ondvd.com , click on the
"Documents tab, and select "Volume 3 - Disc
1 DVD". The username and password are
both "FLORIDA" Iall capital letters).
Program 1283: Personal Protection Outside
the Home (26 min.)
[2008] If your agency provides concealed
carry training, this NRA-produced program
would be a useful addition. It uses scenarios
in which people, legally carrying handguns,
are confronted by aggressors, but, before the
victims react, they tell their story of why they
carry a concealed weapon, how they selected
it, their safety precautions, marksmanship
training, The first scenario shows muggers
confronting a man in a dark parking lot; the
second, a woman accosted in a parking
garage. The second scenario includes some
information on purse holsters and an
unsettling legal and ethical dilemma. The
situations will offer plenty of material for
discussion of local laws.
Program 1282: Basics of Personal
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 17
Protection in the Home (About an hour)
[2001] This NRA-produced video is best
suited for use with citizens who keep
handguns for protection, but the program
emphasizes home safety awareness that does
not involve firearm use. It goes over the four
levels of awareness (Unaware, Aware, Alert,
and Alarm), the ramifications of firing at an
intruder, the survival attitude, Avoiding a
confrontation is encouraged, but point to
consider when planning reactions to an
intruder is then discussed (the primary
question, by the way, is, "What if?").
confronting an intruder, physical reaction to
threats, and performing under stress. The
program then presents consideration points
for selecting a handgun, practicing with it, and
a long segment on basic marksmanship and
cover and concealment.. At the end, ways to
help crimeproof a home, and how to prepare
for a confrontation. The principles will offer
plenty of material for discussion of local laws.
Program 1280: Sequential Identification (9
min.)
[2005] Wrongful eyewitness
identifications are the leading cause of
wrongful convictions. A contributor to
misidentification is the standard six-photo
lineup. This video, from the Hennepin
County (Minnesota) Attorney's Office,
explains how to conduct a "Double Blind
Sequential Identification." This method helps
witnesses accurately select a suspect's photo
from a group, while insuring that the
investigator can give no unintentional hints
about the suspects' identities. The DVD
includes a printable report template and fact
sheet, in its- "Additional Materials directory.
Program 1279: The Basic Rules of Safe
Firearms Ownership: Fundamentals of
Gun Safety (10 min.)
[2000] This NRA-produced program is
best suited for firearms novices. It presents
the basic principles of safe firearms handling
(though not on household storage options),
the basic types of long guns and handguns,
and safety considerations when shooting. It
does make the useful point that guns should
not be a forbidden topic of discussion:
children are more likely to experiment
secretly if guns are treated as a secret.
Program 1278: Searches of Persons:
Minnesota v. Dickerson (30 min.)
[1999] In this program from the ALERT
and ABLE series, attorney Randy Means
describes the circumstances under which an
officer can perform a frisk search on a subject.
No demonstrations are included -- the
program is strictly lecture -- but he clearly
explains the initiating factors for a frisk search
and the lawful scope or extent. He goes on to
discuss possible responses for the discovery
of evidence that does not feel like a weapon,
the progression of reasonable suspicion to
probable cause, and Search Incident to Arrest.
The video would benefit from a discussion of
any recent changes in the understanding of the
laws regulating frisk searches, but the
program does present a basic informational
foundation on which to build. [This program
was originally the first half of NEMRT VHS
video #695, Searches of Persons,]
Program 1277: A Death in St. Augustine
:Frontline (53 min.)
[2013] Domestic violence in the police
culture, and agency attempts to cover it up, is
the topic of this Frontline episode. When a St.
John's County, Florida, sheriff's deputy
reports the suicide of his girlfriend, her family
suspects homicide. This program presents the
evidence upon which the conclusion was
based, the questions raised by the way the
investigation was conducted, and the
possibility of the department's covering up for
one of its officers. Though the death is still
labeled as a suicide, the questionable way the
investigation was handled leaves that
conclusion doubtful. Independent analysis of
aspects of the case is offered by Peter
DeForest and Peter Diaczuk (John Jay
College of Criminal Justice) and Vernon
Geberth (author, Practical Homicide
Investigation).
Program 1276: Hunting the Nightmare
Bacteria :Frontline (53 min.)
[2013] The cases of a young girl with
drug-resistant pneumonia, a man with an
mutated infection that makes other bacteria
untreatable, and a KPC outbreak in a New
York hospital are used, in this Frontline
episode, to show the threat now presented by
bacteria that has become stronger than current
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 18
antibiotics. Gram-negative infections such as
MRSA, NDM1, and KPC are discussed, as is
why the bacteria is becoming drug-remittent,
and why new, effective drugs are not being
developed. Sadly, little is said about what
people can do to protect themselves -- but, as
the program indicates, beyond keeping hands
clean and not overusing antibiotics, there
doesn't appear to be much one can do at this
point.
Program 1275: Combat Lifesaver: Make
Ready, with Doc Spears (3 hours, 43 min.)
[2014] When he isn't a soldier or a
lecturer, Dr. John "Doc" Spears is a surgeon.
In this lengthy, detailed video, he explains the
fundamentals of Tactical Combat Casualty
Care (TCCC). The information is best suited
for the battlefield, and, considering the
proximity of paramedics, more technical than
officers may ever need; but, as Dr. Spears
remarks, "Amateurs study anatomy;
professionals study physiology" (Or,
professionals learn how things work)
The program is no substitute for qualified
training, but the narration and demonstrations
are thorough, and presented slowly and
clearly. I had hoped for more information on
self-care, but your buddy care will be better
informed. The program covers such situations
as:
Conditions under which to administer first
aid (19 min,)
Basic hemorrhage overview (39 min),
including advice on using an airway and
positioning an unconscious/semi-conscious
patient (39 min.)
Handling Chest Injuries, Tension
Pneumothorax, and how to respond to
one..(60 min.)
Tourniquets and how to use them (30 min.)
Packing a wound (26 min.)
IFAK (Individual First Aid Kits as
opposed to a "Boo boo kit') (8 min)
Casualty moves and carries (12 min.)
A battle-situation practical application of
the techniques, and some final thoughts on
Combat Lifesaver wrap up the program. At
the beginning of the program, Dr. Spears
recommends studying the TCCC related
material on http://www.health.mil/ .
Program 1274: Firearms Concealed Carry
Act (34 min.)
[2014] The Illinois Law Enforcement
Training and Standards Board and the Police
Training Institute produced this video, which
demonstrates possible ways of responding
when making contact with citizens with
concealed handguns. Three types of
encounters are demonstrated: Terry Stops,
(11 min.), Domestic Violence calls (15 min.),
and Traffic Stops (8 min.0. Several versions
of each scenario then demonstrate how
officers can insure their safety during the
contact. Subject behavior ranges from
compliant conversations to belligerent arrests,
though all the guns are carried legally (except
for the last vehicle stop scenario), and no
officer is threatened with a weapon. Officers
are urged to learn the law, and any local
ordinances regarding concealed weapons. As
always, compare the techniques with agency
policies and procedures before applying them.
Program 1273: 911 on DVD: Volume 6 (3
« hours)
[2013] The Patrol Division will probably
want to borrow this video from the
Communications Division, considering how
many mutually-useful segments this DVD
contains. They include:
1. Introduction (2 min.)
2. Active Shooter: Aurora, Colorado (27
min.) (Be careful for diversions)
3. Excited Delirium (21 min.)
4. [Human] Trafficking, pt. 2 (18 min.)
(There is more of it than you might realize,
because it takes multiple forms)
5. Super Recruiters (Job listing sources) (6
min.)
6. Vehicle Submersions (23 min.) (The call
included in this segment is horrifying)
7. Get Out of Your Chair (5 min.) (On the
benefits of physical activity)
8. Hostage Negotiation (10 min.)
9. Bath Salts Update (14 min.)
10. Supervision Isn't for Sissies (12 min.)
11. TTY/TDD (5 min.) (How to interpret
information relayed from Teletypewriters or
Telecommunications Device for the Deaf.)
12. DORs Need Love, Too (6 min.) (On the
importance of Daily Observation Reports on
trainees)
13. Tips for Shift Workers (23 min.)
14. Say this, Not That: Handling Calls (8
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 19
min.)
15. CTO Documentation (9 min.)
16. Hot to Host A PTSC Class (2 nun)
17. Tape Review: Maryland (7 min.) (The
hosts analyze how the dispatchers handled
several calls for service.)
18. Problems Lying in Wait (with Gordon
Graham) (17 min.)
For handouts, go to www.911onDVD.com,
click "Student Documents" and use the
password "GoodJob911" for Volume 6
Program 1272: 911 on DVD: Volume 4 (2
hours, 45 min., (Multiple short segments))
[circa 2012] From good call-taking
procedures, to PTSD, to training tips, to
attitude-adjustment, to risk management, to
plane crashes: this volume of 911onDVD
covers a variety of topics dispatchers (and
their agencies) may not realized they need to
know. The segments include:
1. Introduction (3 min.)
2. Locations and Mapping: Back to Basics
(17 min.)
3. Aircraft Emergencies (8 min)
4. Attitude in Dispatch (5 min)
5. Conflict Resolution (4 min)
6. Call Taking Skills (14 min,)
7. Traumatic Brain Injuries (19 min.)
8. Public Education: Promoting 9-11 (14
min.)
9. Complacency Tape Critique (17 min.)
(The call used in this segment is a real hairraiser!)
10. Addressing (26 min.) (On the importance
of getting and relaying a correct address, and,
if the need arises, how to work with the
information you do get)
11. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: PTSD
(21 min.)
12. Combating Complacency in Dispatch (16
min.)
13. Games Trainers Play (19 min.) (Training
games and practical exercises CTOs can use
with their staff.)
14. Tragedies: Problems Lying in Wait (14
min.) (Gordon Graham describes how the
causes of disasters are not as obvious as the
triggering event, and how to apply risk
management to life.)
There's so much interesting material,
especially on PTSD and handling plane
crashes, that your police officers may want to
borrow the DVD, too! (For handouts, go to
www.911onDVD.com, click "Student
Documents" and use the password
"GoodJob911" for Volume 4.)
Program 1271: I Am Not a Target : Your
Child's Weapon Against Predators (45
min.)
[2004] This is the first video I've seen on
defensive tactics for children. Evidently, the
lead instructor was nearly abducted as a child,
and was inspired to put together the program
after seeing video footage of another little girl
docilely allowing an abductor (and murderer)
to lead her away. Though the program spends
a little time examining adult behavior that
would indicate intention to do harm, most of it
focuses on basic defensive techniques to
rebuff and distract an attacker. Techniques
include shouting, stance, physical strikes. and
how to combine them in order to escape. It
may not be the sort of video you want to show
a group of children, but it could be useful for
reference.
Program 1270: Confessions (The)
[Frontline] (1 hour, 22 min.)
[2010] One of the comments made in this
Frontline episode is that the purpose of
interrogations is to obtain confessions. The
program then explores how to obtain false
confessions. In 1997, four Norfolk, Virginia,
sailors accuse each other of raping and
murdering a young woman, though none of
them had anything to do with the crime. If the
report's assertions are true, they wound up in
that position due to a poor homicide
investigation, coercive interrogations, fear of
execution, and a sickening contempt for Truth
and physical evidence. Not only is the
program interesting (and infuriating) for its
demonstration of why people give false
confessions, but the alleged conduct of the
police investigators is an insult to the law
enforcement profession. Ultimately, the story
is an illustration of why Truth itself must be
pursued and defended.
Program 1269: Post Mortem : The Death
Investigation Crisis in America [Frontline]
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(53 min.)
[2011] This Frontline episode argues that
untrained coroners and incompetent forensic
examiners protect the guilty and punish the
innocent, then uses case studies to
demonstrate the point. These cases include
that of a man nearly convicted for his wife's
suicide, a nursing home death where signs of
a beating were overlooked, and the cremation
of an unidentified body that turned out to be
that of Michael Jordan's father. Though the
solutions the Frontline investigators reach
may be debatable, the ultimate point that
training, not electability, assures one's ability
to determine cause of death, appears selfevident.
Program 1268: Stranger Safety (36 min.)
[2005] This program, created by Julie
Clark and John Walsh (in support of the
National Center for Missing and Exploited
Children) gives children 4 years and older
perky pointers for staying safe around "Don'tKnows" and "Kinda-Knows'," both at home
and in public. While the information is
familiar, the agitated, digressive story line
distracts from the main points. But it does
present a lot of information for viewers,
young and old, to think about and discuss.
Discussion guides are available at
http://www.thesafeside.com/downloads.html.
Program 1267: Fundamental Skills for
Public Safety Cycling (21 min.)
[2009] This comparatively brief video
from the International Police Mountain Bike
Association (IPMBA) gives viewers a general
overview of some of the special techniques
and safety concerns cycle officers should
know. The narration presupposes a working
familiarity with basic police cycling
techniques and maintenance. The program
then demonstrates and explains such
techniques as weight transfer, lofting, steering
on steep inclines, stair climbing, and sharp
turns. It concludes with an examination of
safe riding procedures, including reminders
on signaling, cycling in traffic, and obstacle
navigation. The program is a general
introduction to beginning cycle officers, and a
helpful reminder for the experienced.
Program 1266: CTO (Communications
Training Officer) Development 2003:
Tools for the Trainer POST Telecourse (1
hour, 50 min.)
[2003] Although the focus of this
California POST Telecourse is more about
general management techniques than about
specific telecommunicator training
techniques, those general principle are
explored with reasonable thoroughness, and
amusing exaggeration. The long program is
divided into small segments, on topics
including the appropriate relationship between
the communications supervisor and the staff,
Training styles, and how to give criticism and
evaluations. Admittedly, some of the
scenarios are cartoonish, but the points made
are valid, both when training dispatchers, and
other law enforcement support staff.
Remember: POST telecourse videos are for
law enforcement viewing only, so be careful
who you show it to.
Program 1265: Social Media POST
Telecourse (1 hour, 50 min.)
[2012] This California POST telecourse
recognizes that, between the time the
telecourse was produced and the time it is
viewed, social media formats will have
changes; but as a communication platform, it
is here to stay. offers a basic overview of
social media use in law enforcement agencies.
Topics include the benefits of using social
media in law enforcement, Officer and family
safety issues, using it in preliminary
investigations (in this case, cyberbullying) ,
public video recording police activity, and
using social media information in criminal
investigation follow-up. A number of
scenarios and personal stories are included to
illustrate the points made. The topics have
interspersed discussion questions, that require
a click on "continue" to proceed to the next
scene, so keep the remote handy. Also POST
telecourse videos are for law enforcement
viewing only, so be careful who you show it
to.
Program 1264: Alzheimer's Disease:
Facing the Facts (46 min.)
[2009] Baby Boomers are the first
generation in history to expect to get old.
This sober documentary uses the situation of
several people who have been diagnosed with
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Alzheimer's Disease to show the effect of the
condition on the individual and the family.
The program examines how the disease
affects the brain, the likelihood that one will
develop it, the lifestyle changes, and how
families adjust. The program concludes with
some discussion of promising treatments. The
information provides a helpful background to
the practical advice of the NEMRT Library's
other videos about responding to people with
Alzheimer's Disease.
Program 1263: Good Night with the Sleep
Doctor (79 min.)
[2007] Dr. Michael Breus, "The Sleep
Doctor," conversationally discusses sleep
problems and solutions in front of a live
audience While the case studies he describes
are not specifically law enforcement-related,
the conditions can affect anyone. His first
story, in fact, involves a Georgia law
enforcement officer with a snoring problem.
Other issues include insomnia, sleep stages,
the health benefits of sleep, and ideal
sleeping conditions. Although the speaker is
a sleep doctor, the presentation is interesting
enough to keep an audience wide awake.
Program 1262: Gaining Insight, Taking
Action : Basic Skills for Serving Victims
(13 min., 12 min. , and 9 min.: 34 min.,
total)
[2002 (2011)] The U.S. Department of
Justice, Office for Victims of Crime,
produced this compilation of three videos,
intended to help those who work with victims
of crime and their families through the
criminal justice process. The programs are:
Listen to My Story : Communicating with
Victims of Crime (13 min.), which outlines
ways advocates and officers should treat those
who have been violated in some way,
including ways to build trust and listen
empathetically;
Meeting the Needs of Underserved
Victims (12 min.) The special needs of people
with hearing impairment, ethnic populations
(in this case: Navajos, inner city youth, and
migrant workers), and people with physical
disabilities, are discussed. Viewers can then
get ideas for working with their own
community's special groups; and
Substance Abuse and Victimization (9
min.) Crime victims may sometimes turn to
alcohol or drugs to help live with the pain of
victimization. This segment urges advocates
to recognize the signs of drug abuse, confront
the behavior, and assist them in getting
necessary treatment. (This is the first time I've
seen this subject addressed. SLC) An 82-page
guide accompanies the DVD.
Program 1261: Emergency Response
Guidebook 2012 (20 min.)
[2012] The U.S. Department of
Transportation produced this video, about first
response to hazardous materials situations It
uses the 2012 Emergency Response
Guidebook to emphasize first responder
safety, the appropriate use of the guide, how
to connect its information with that on vehicle
placards, and its value in assessing situations
that might be terrorism-related. Signs of
hazardous materials leaking from a pipeline,
and its response procedures, are also
addressed.
Program 1260: Handgun Basics : SelfDefense and Target Shooting (1 hour, 10
min.)
[2004] Even if you are very familiar with
guns and gun care, you might learn something
from this general overview of handguns.
Viewers learn about the types of revolvers and
semi-automatic guns, how they work, their
particular virtues, their basic parts, how to
load, hold, and shoot the specific weapons,
sighting and aiming skills, the types of
ammunition, child and family safety issues,
and firearm use in an emergency. The
program concludes with a closer examination
of several popular types of handguns. Learn
and obey the laws of your state governing safe
storage, and safe handling, of handguns.
Program 1259: House Clearing and
Cornering : Tactics and Techniques (1
hour, 8 min.)
[1999] To my surprise, this video is
intended to show the general public how to
search and clear their own home. Although
neither North East Multi-Regional Training
nor the trainers on this video recommend or
endorse non-professional confrontations with
threatening gunmen, the techniques described
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could make a helpful reminder for the
professional first responders. It begins with a
strong discouragement to using the
techniques, and to call the police when an
intruder may be in one's house. However, if
the danger is imminent, viewers learn how to
clear a room, how to go through a door, target
indicators, use of distractions, and the use of
cover versus concealment.. The bulletstopping capabilities of various building
materials are then demonstrated. The
program concludes with demonstrations of
practice drills. The material might be a fine
source for training ideas.
Program 1258: Gunshot Wound First Aid
(55 mind)
[2007] Most gunshot wounds are not
instantly fatal, but, without proper care, even
minor wounds can be fatal. John Klatt
explains and demonstrates techniques for
helping the injured. Issues he addresses
include the types of gunshot wounds,
establishing scene safety (even the injured can
turn on those offering help), the importance of
controlling bleeding, tourniquet use, how to
recognize fractures and internal injuries,
bandaging wounds, and identifying bullet
entrance and exit wounds, First responder
behavior within the victim's earshot is also
mentioned. You might want to discuss the
content with your local paramedics , to
confirm a consistent (and policy-appropriate)
first response.
Program 1257: Knife Would First Aid (42
min.)
[2007] Many people injured with a knife
don't immediately realize they have been hurt.
Quick response to someone with a knife
wound could save their life. John Klatt
explains and demonstrates techniques for
helping the injured. He describes a method
for triage, evidence that would suggest the
type of knife used and the types of wounds
(slashes, stabs, etc.) that needs treatment, the
organs that might be injured, ways of
protecting amputated extremities, how to use
a tourniquet, handling shock, and protecting
exposed viscera. You might want to discuss
the content with your local paramedics , to
confirm a consistent (and policy-appropriate)
first response.
Program 1256: Blunt Force Trauma First
Aid (1 hour, 7 min.)
[2007] Blunt force trauma can be due to
anything from a gang war to a traffic crash.
John Klatt explains and demonstrate
techniques for helping the injured. He
describes a method for triage, signs of various
types of injury, and ways to help stabilize the
victim until the paramedics arrive, with a
minimum of equipment. The injuries are
graphically recreated on the "victims."
Related injuries include bruising, broken
bones, shock, and bleeding, You might want
to discuss the content with your local
paramedics , to confirm a consistent first
response. And Wash Your Hands!
Program 1255: Heroes Behind the Badge:
Sacrifice & Survival (1 hour, 40 min.)
[2013] It is reported that, for every officer
killed in the line of duty, over 100 are injured
to the point where they can't return to duty.
This sequel to Heroes Behind the Badge
(#1220) I remembers officers who have died
in the line of duty, but focuses on the recovery
of officers who survived potentially fatal
encounters. Officers remembered in this
video include:
Ranger Margaret Anderson (U.S. Park
Service, Mt. Ranier, Washington),
Survivor Ranger Brody Young (U.S. Park
Service, Moab, Utah),
Survivor Off. John Bell (Fort Worth
Police Department),
Survivor Off. Jim Kuzak (Clairton,
Pennsylvania, Police Department),
Off. Arthur Lopez (Nassau Co., New York,
Emergency Services Unit).
And an explanation of the annual Police
Memory Tour cycling fund-raiser, that starts
from the site of the World Trade center, and
concludes at the National Law Enforcement
Officers Memorial in Washington, DC.
Footage of the Annual Candlelight Vigil
concludes the video. The special features,
including footage of the NLEOMF custom
patrol car, squad car racing community
outreach, Museum memorabilia, Recitation
of the poem "The Guardian,"
Program 1254: Guns in America (50 min.)
[2008] America's enduring relationship
with firearms has been conflicted. This
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National Geographic program examines the
reasons various segments of society have
guns, and how they feel about them. Brief
interviews with crime victims, gang members,
gun collectors, police officers, and hesitant
shoppers are included, along with statistics,
analysis of gun control measures, and
recordings of some harrowing 911 calls. The
substance of those calls -- one of a woman
who shot an intruder, and one with a man who
shot a couple of burglars of a neighbor's house
-- can provide a lot of material for discussion.
The producers of this DVD seem ambivalent
about guns, but their choice of interview
subjects are persuasive.
Program 1253: Responding to People with
Alzheimer's Disease : Best Practices for
Law Enforcement (24 min.)
[2013] As the Baby Boom generation
matures, cities will have more citizens with
age-related dementia and Alzheimer's Disease
-- and police departments will face more calls
involving disoriented seniors. This video,
produced as part of the International
Association of Chiefs of Police's Alzheimer's
Initiative program, presents viewers with
some ideas about how to handle such
incidents. Scenarios include a confused driver
looking for a nonexistent address, a
grandmother who wandered away, and a
husband who is missing with the car. Tips on
customary behavior of people with dementia,
how to search a house or a neighborhood, and
how to help the family during and after the
search. Less attention is given to contacts
with dementia victim than in other, similar
videos (like Innocent Offenders (#151) or
Approaching Alzheimer's (#1139)), but the
information on search patterns is new. A
series of discussion questions is included with
the DVD.
Program 1252: Eyewitness (American
Justice) (47 min.)
[1997] Narrator Bill Kurtis uses several
case studies to demonstrate the unreliability of
eyewitness evidence; how stress, suggestion,
presuppositions, and cross-racial
identification can affect witness recall. The
cases include the eventual exoneration of men
mistakenly accused of being a bar shooter, a
Minnesota bank robber, a Las Vegas child
killer, and a video store robber/murderer. The
police are occasionally accused of
manipulating witness testimony, but, and this
program shows, the final judge of eyewitness
reliability is the jury. As one officer
comments, "I'd rather have a small amount of
physical evidence than a bushel basket of
eyewitnesses."
Program 1251: Mistaken Identity
(American Justice) (45 min.)
[2003] A woman is shot in the face during
a loan company robbery. One of the robbers
identifies the shooter, yet a teen with the same
name is convicted through the woman's
eyewitness testimony. This episode of
American Justice highlights the weaknesses
in the identification process, the
trustworthiness of eyewitness identification,
the sympathy juries have for traumatized
victims (and why investigators must remain
open-minded, and not see what they expect to
see during investigations). The teen is
eventually exonerated through a detective's
willingness to believe the robber's information
about the real shooter, and the power of
publicity. An interesting case, on many
levels!.
Program 1250: The Hillside Stranglers
(American Justice) (46)
[1997] Bill Kurtis recounts the case of the
Hillside Stranglers, who terrorized Los
Angeles in the late 1970s. Interviews with the
investigating officers, the doctors who
analyzed the information obtained through
hypnosis, bring relevance to the gruesome
details of the rapes and murders of the
women. The effect of the investigation on the
detectives are insightful.
Program 1249: Murder "In Cold Blood"
(American Justice) (46 min.)
[1997] Bill Kurtis narrates this recounting
of the events surrounding the 1959 murder of
the Clutter family described in Truman
Capote's book In Cold Blood. Interviews
with friends of the family, and officers who
performed the investigation, the defense
attorney, and witnesses to the murderers'
execution, add poignancy to the shocking
story. Over the years, evidence collection has
become technical and specialized, but this
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program is a reminder of the effectiveness of
old-fashioned police work, which has not
changed.
Program 1248: Lying Eyes (American
Justice) (41 min.)
[2001] When a young woman was raped
early one morning, she was certain she would
recognize the man who did it. Eleven years
later, the man she had identified was
exonerated of the crime. This American
Justice episode demonstrates the unreliability
of eyewitness evidence, the way memory can
be manipulated; and illustrates the problems
that can arise from how suspect lineups are
conducted, as well as the importance of
physical evidence in convicting a perpetrator.
Program 1247: Restrepo : One Platoon,
One Valley, One Year (93 min.)
[2010] The stresses of ongoing combat are
an one element of this award-winning
documentary, which tracks the daily events of
a fifteen-man unit stationed in the mountains
of Afghanistan. They are under continual
threat of assault -- the unit itself is named for
a medic who was killed in action -- and that
strain affects their mental state. An agency
requested the NEMRT Library get this video
for its presentation of PTSD. Amid the
scenes, of negotiating with the local tribesmen
and of getting shot at, are interviews and
comments from the soldiers, who tell about
how their experiences have affected them.
The program is also useful for understanding
a veteran's experiences, which might prove
helpful in understanding subject behavior.
The film won the 2010 Sundance Film
Festival Grand Jury Prize (Documentary), and
is rated "R". So be careful where you use it.
Program 1246: Fallen Blue Heroes (45
min.)
[2009] Viewers get a sense of the events
and participants in the annual Police
Memorial Day commemoration in
Washington, DC. During the brief interviews
with some of the officers participating in the
Police Unity Tour cycling pilgrimage and
survivors visiting the monument, they explain
their reasons for coming to the Memorial, and,
frequently, reminisce about the fallen officers
they are remembering. Officers from as far
away as Australia, and third-generation
survivors are represented in the assembly that
has joined to honor the memory of our fallen
officers.
Program 1245: Forensics on Trial (Nova)
(53 min.)
[2012] The principles of criminalistics may
remain the same, but science has altered the
techniques of evidence recovery -- and now
challenge the validity of traditional
techniques. This program begins with the
misidentification of a US attorney as a
conspirator in the Madrid Train Bombing.
Fingerprints, bite marks, footwear
impressions are all called into question. A
conviction based on a mismatched bite mark
is overturned after fifteen years, and the
contamination of the Nicole Brown Simpson
murder are used as examples of the
inadequacies of current evidence collection
and analysis techniques. In response, viewers
learn of a new method of fingerprint recovery
, the possibilities of a Virtual Autopsies,
performed by CT and MRI scanning
techniques, and the recreation of 3-D crime
scenes through laser scanning. Interestingly,
the program doesn't so much challenge the
validity of (then) current physical evidence
sources, but of investigators forcing evidence
to fit their theories, crime scene
contamination, and juries' contentment with
inconclusive evidence. Some of this footage
is gruesome, so viewer discretion is
recommended. The NEMRT Library has a
copy of the National Research Council's book
Strengthening Forensic Science, if you would
like to see it. We thank Paul Carroll for his
generosity in providing the DVD.
Program 1244: The Central Park Jogger
Case: What Went Wrong? (American
Justice) (45 min.)
[2003] In 1989, a woman jogging in New
York City's Central Park was viciously
assaulted, raped, and left for dead. Five teens
confessed to the crime, were convicted and
imprisoned. Thirteen years later, an
imprisoned sex offender confesses to the rape,
and DNA confirms his assertion. Bill Kurtis
reexamines this case to learn what factors
contributed to the teens being wrongly
convicted, without any physical evidence
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placing them at the scene. The effect of the
interrogation process on juveniles, media
hype, and investigative failure to connect
similar attacks in the area with the Jogger
case, are discussed; and deliver a cautionary
tale on the important relationship between
physical evidence and reasonable doubt. We
thank Paul Carroll for his generosity in
providing the DVD.
Program 1243: What the Girl Saw
[American Justice] (45 min.)
[2004] Bill Kurtis relates the Ohio
homicide case in which a man is sent to prison
for murdering his mother-in-law on the
testimony of his young niece, despite the fact
that no physical evidence was found at the
crime scene. The documentary includes
interviews with the wife of the accused, and
her sister, the mother of the young girl. Both
her, her daughter, and the family eventually
came to believe that the real attacker had been
someone who looked like Elkins, but in spite
of the girl's recantation and new evidence, the
state of Ohio would not permit a new trial.
The effect of children's testimony on juries,
and the way stress (or enhancement) can
affect memory, are key points in this program.
Incidentally, Wikipedia reports that Clarence
Elkins was exonerated in 2005, and a sex
offender named Earl Mann, whose DNA was
found at the crime scene, was convicted in
2008. If the entry is correct, it's a story
stranger than fiction! See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clarence_Elkins.
We thank Paul Carroll for his generosity in
providing the DVD.
Program 1242: Manhunt - Boston Bombers
(Nova) (52 min.)
[2013] Technology may not have changed
the investigative process itself, but it has
provided more ways to find evidence. This
Nova episode follows the events surrounding
the identification and apprehension of the men
who set off the pressure cooker bombs at the
2013 Boston Marathon. The program
examines the research facility that was
instrumental in identifying the type of bomb,
the digital video sources that had caught the
images of potential suspects (and the
processing that clarified those shadowy
images), the way cell towers can give the
geographic location of cell phones, and the
power of thermal imaging. The benefits (and
drawbacks) of crowdsourced evidence are
also described. The program also reminds
viewers that, even with all the power of
modern technology, Luck can still play a role
in solving crimes.
Program 1240: Basic Close Quarters
Shooting for Law Enforcement (1 hour, 32
min.)
[circa 2005] Most police contacts are made
within speaking distance. And so are most
police shooting situations. Yet, hitting targets
at extremely close range is not as easy as it
seems. This program discusses and
demonstrates ways to use a firearm when
within touching distance of an assailant. The
class pictured in the video go over The
Importance and Philosophy of Close-Quarter
Shooting, Traditional Techniques,
Fundamental Live Fire Techniques, Partner
Rescue, Handgun to Empty Hand Transition,
and Hooded Drills. As always, compare the
techniques and suggestions listed here with
department policy before using them. The
label says "The information contained in this
production is intended for law enforcement
and military audiences only. Distribution to,
and/or viewing of this material by persons
outside of these areas is expressly prohibited,
unless written permission has been obtained
in advance from Police Officers Safety
Assoc., Inc." So be careful about who sees it.
Program 1239: Basic Firearm Disarming &
Retention for Law Enforcement (42 min.)
[circa 2005] Most police contacts are made
within speaking distance. And so are most
police shootings. This program describes and
demonstrates a number of methods for getting
out of harm's way, here, by getting the firearm
out of the aggressor's hand. Approaches
include Frontal and Rear Handgun, Draw
Following, Handgun Disarm Counters, and
Handgun Retention. A section on Long Gun
Disarming and Retention is also included.
Simple, instinctive actions are recommended.
As always, compare the techniques and
suggestions listed here with department policy
before using them. The label says "The
information contained in this production is
intended for law enforcement and military
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audiences only. Distribution to, and/or
viewing of this material by persons outside of
these areas is expressly prohibited, unless
written permission has been obtained in
advance from Police Officers Safety Assoc.,
Inc." So be careful about who sees it.
Program 1238: Basic Tactical Shotgun for
Law Enforcement (1 hour, 31 min.)
[circa 2005] e shotgun is described as an
underutilized weapon in the law enforcement
arsenal, and this program, from the Police
Officer Safety Association convenient ways to
choose, use and train with a law enforcement
shotgun. Viewers receive a basic, but broad,
overview of various aspects of shotgun use,
including
Accuracy and Ammunition
Firing Platforms
Shotgun/Shooter Matching
Safety Manipulation
Reloading and Unloading
Jams, Slings, Transitions and Lights
Ready positions and Moving, and
Qualifications and Drills
As always, compare the techniques and
suggestions listed here with department policy
before using them. The label says "The
information contained in this production is
intended for law enforcement and military
audiences only. Distribution to, and/or
viewing of this material by persons outside of
these areas is expressly prohibited, unless
written permission has been obtained in
advance from Police Officers Safety Assoc.,
Inc." So be careful about who sees it.
Program 1237: Service, Support & Justice :
Law Enforcement Response to Crime
Victims (15 min.)
[2012] The International Association of
Chiefs of Police and the OJP's Office for
Victims of Crime collaborated on this
program, about the benefits of sympathy and
genuine concern when working with victims
and public contacts. Reassured victims
divulge more useful information than
frightened ones, and comfortable citizens
cooperate better. More suggestions for
achieving citizen/police familiarity would
have improved the presentation, but it still
serves as a reminder to treat victims with
respect. More resources for implementing
this strategy are available at The IACP's
website; www.ResponseToVictims.org .
Program 1236: Basic Crisis Entry for Law
Enforcement (37 min.)
[Circa 2005] Police officers regularly have
to get into locked houses, for well-being
checks as well as neutralizing a barricaded
subject. This program, produced by the
Police Officers Safety Association, describes
and demonstrates a number of methods for
getting into a building, including lockpicking, window-breaking (due to spawl and
glass shards, it's a harder process than it
appears), analyzing a door for breachability,
and available tools (such as sledgehammers,
rams, the Halligan tool, or shotgun breaching
rounds). The label says "The information
contained in this production is intended for
law enforcement and military audiences only.
Distribution to, and/or viewing of this
material by persons outside of these areas is
expressly prohibited, unless written
permission has been obtained in advance from
Police Officers Safety Assoc., Inc." So be
careful about who sees it.
Program 1235: 911on DVD, Volume 5 (3
hours, 30 min.)
[2012] This episode of 911onDVD
includes the following segments:
Introduction (9 min.)
Why Does Police/Fire Do That (20 min.)
(A police dispatcher, ad a fire dispatcher
compare the types and the ways information is
relayed to their first responders)
Animals on the Loose (11 min.) (Do any
of your citizens have exotic pets, or is there a
circus coming to town? This segments gives
ideas about ways to minimize the danger if
the animals get loose.)
Airport Disaster Planning (19 min.)
(These suggestions could be applied to any
large public complex. The importance of
knowing the layout of the facility is
demonstrated.) Difficult Callers (9 min) (Tips
to help dispatchers respond patiently to lessthan-cooperative callers.)
Detentions Based on 9-1-1 (19 min.) (A
legal segment, describing the importance of
accurate reporting of reliable information.)
Domestic Violence (7 min.) (Information
a dispatcher should find out, or relay, when
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handling a call that might be domestic
violence.)
Mentally Ill Active Shooter (17 min.)
(With Dr. Greg Sancier, who talks about types
of mental illness associated with violent
subjects, and the information a dispatcher
should gather to help the responding officers.
And dispatchers need closure on calls, too.)
Drug Trends (25 min.) [The effects of
"Bath Salts," "Hell's Bells/Datura" and
"Salvia" on teens are described. Also includes
video footage of teens under their influence.]
Morale Booster (19 min) [Dispatchers
need to encourage each other. Gilmartin's
Emotional Survival for Law Enforcement is
recommended. The NEMRT Instructors
Library has several copies for loan.]
Introduction to Human Trafficking : An
Introduction to Modern Slavery (Part 1) (15
min.) [Lt. John Vanek explains the modern
history and legal definition of "Human
Trafficking"
Great Job (18 min. -- most of it is the
actual call) (A professionally-handled call
with a 5-year-old whose mother is missing is
showcased.)
TTY Overview (5 min.) (A quick
overview of the federal mandate for TTY
access, and how to recognize a TTY call.)
Work Improvement Plans (10 min.) (On
how to present such a plan to an employee
working at substandard levels. Specific
examples of substandard work, specific
examples of what the employee should be
doing, and how to help the employee comply,
are the key points.)
Risk Management , with Gordon Graham
(24 min.) (On "Risk Homeostasis": how
things we do to make people more safe can
make them less safe. "Don't Play in the Top
Left Box.")
Handouts and quizzes are available for some
of these segments. To download them, go to
www.911ondvd.com , click on student
documents, and use the username and
password GREATJOB911 (That's "Great Job
911" as one word) for those for Volume 5.
Program 1234: Alan Pinkerton : The
Original Private Eye (Biography) (46 min.)
[1999] The amazing life of the founder of
the Pinkerton Detective Agency, Alan
Pinkerton, is examined in this episode of
Biography. From his deprived boyhood in
Scotland, to his emigration to the Antebellum
Chicago area, to his introduction to the
science of crime investigation, to his
development of the first detective agency, the
results of Pinkerton's unshakable selfconfidence and unswerving determination
remain inspiring today. Although the
presentation focuses more on the man than on
his techniques, viewers will still get a sense of
how crime was fought, and criminals
apprehended, before the influence of modern
policing tactics. His personal recovery from a
debilitating stroke, as well as his company's
recovery from the Chicago Fire of 1871, are
even more remarkable than his espionage
organization during the Civil War.
Program 1233: Mind of a Rampage Killer
(Nova) (53 min.)
[2013] Why people -- young people in
particular -- go on murderous rampages is the
topic of this episode of Nova. The program
does not favor one theory over another, but
examines numerous influences, including
brain anatomy, the effect of nurture on nature,
suicidal motivations, the media glorification
of the Anti-Hero, and the limits of mental
health treatment. Highlights include portions
of an interview with school shooter Andy
Williams, an examination of Wisconsin's
Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center, and a
look at the home life of a child subject to
blind, violent rages. The program's simple
clarity only emphasizes the complexities of
trying to prevent future outbursts.
Program 1232: Raising Adam Lanza (1
hour)
[2013] Reporters from Frontline and the
Hartford Courant investigate the brief,
troubled life of Newtown, Connecticut, school
shooter Adam Lanza, and his relationship
with his mother Nancy. Issues their research
brings out include his developmental
challenges, his mother's efforts to get him
appropriate help, and the outcome of some of
those choices. The disturbing part about those
choices was that they were not obviously
wrong at the time. The program concludes
with family members describing the handling
of the crime scene, and an examination of the
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gun control debate taking place because of the
events at Newtown. Viewers are left with
much to think about.
Program 1231: The Path to Violence :
After Newtown (DVD) (53 min.)
[2013] Students who commit violence
against their schools don't suddenly snap:
research shows that they have been talking
about their plans to others for months. This
PBS documentary examines a number of
school shootings -- and, more importantly,
several attacks that were stopped. The
benefits of school resource officers, school
security procedures, key behaviors of student
plotters, the difficulty of getting involuntary
mental illness treatment for emancipated
youths, and gun availability are considered in
an effort to find ways to prevent future
catastrophic school violence. One key finding
is that good communication channels between
students and school administrators can help
students fell confident enough to report
threats.
Program 1230: FBI Ballistic Testing
Results (FBI Teleconference) (3 hours)
[1989] This vintage FBI Teleconference is
probably older than most of you, but the
research it describes is still interesting. Les
Davis hosts a discussion of the findings of the
FBI's research into the behavior of various
types of ammunition. panelists include Dr.
Martin Fackler (U.S. Army), John Hall (FBI
Academy), and Urey Patrick (FBI Academy).
They explain the elements of a bullet wound
profiles, and explain those of various types of
bullets, stopping and knockdown power, FBI
standards of performance for bullets, Ballistic
Gelatin and the methods of duplicating realworld conditions when conducting the tests,
elements to consider when selecting
ammunition most appropriate to a
department's needs, The purpose of the video
is not to recommend any particular
ammunition or bullets, but to present the
information they have learned about the
various types then available. How they
conducted the research may be more useful
than their research findings themselves. The
Miami Shootout (see NEMRT Video #35) is
referred to several times.
Program 1229: Child Abuse Investigations
(CA POST Telecourse DVD) (1 hours, 57
min.)
[2000] Recent statistics show that five
children die daily as a result of child abuse.
This video, produced by the California
Commission on Peace Officer Standards and
Training, explains and demonstrates
techniques for the recognition and effective
investigation of child neglect, abuse, and
sexual abuse. Scenarios include two children
in a dirty house with drugs, a case worker
caught with a developmentally delayed boy, a
schoolgirl who had reported her sexual abuse
by her mother's boyfriend, an infant with head
trauma (Shaken Baby Syndrome), a young
child with scalding burns (the difference
between accidental and inflicted burns), and
abuse allegations related to custody disputes.
The program concludes with a description of
the benefits of multidisciplinary investigative
exams Emphasis is placed on interviewing
techniques. The law ,and the procedures,
described are from California, and may not
apply the same ways in other states. Consult
departmental policy and local law before
using such techniques as a pretext telephone
call.
Program 1228: Supporting Returning
Military Law Enforcement Personnel
POST Telecourse (1 hour, 45 min.)
[June 2008] Many of the qualities that
make a good police officer also make a good
soldier. It's no surmise that many officers are
in reserve units. This program from the
California Commission on Peace Officer
Standards and Training presents an overview
of the issues about which a police agency
needs to be aware in order to best support
their officers when they are deployed -- as
well as their families. In fact, deployed
officers' biggest concern is for those they
leave behind, so this program gives many
ideas for standing by the families, and
keeping the officer involved with the
department. The presentation covers:
The effect of deployment on the officer and
the department,
The concerns of the deployed officers and
their families, and how to support them,
Possible behavior changes in returning
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veterans,
Possible difficulties, and sources for help.
The first piece of advice the program gives for
departments is to plan for deployments before
any officers get their orders. This program
can be a good start.
Program 1227: Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injury (CA
POST DVD) (1 hour, 16 min.)
[circa 2011] Returning veterans may be
bringing part of their combat experience home
with them, in the form of PTSD (PostTraumatic Stress Disorder) or TBI (Traumatic
Brain Injury), though the conditions can affect
anyone who has experienced a traumatic
experience or suffered a serious brain injury.
A number of scenarios are presented, each
followed by discussion questions, officer
reaction, and expert commentary. This DVD
includes playing options for use with
individuals or groups. A workbook and
facilitators guide is also downloadable from
the disc. Scenarios include;
A woman at a traffic stop still affected by
the memory of a serious crash,
a veteran reliving an IED near-miss and
running a stop sign,
An agitated veteran with TBI,
A homeless veteran, and
An officer dealing with flashbacks of a
child abuse scene.
Many of the outcomes involve helping the
subject to get VA help, or Employee
Assistance. Viewers might want to look into
the services available from those sources. The
segments are about 20 minutes long: short
enough to use as roll call training.
Program 1225: Use of Force by Peace
Officers POST Telecourse (DVD) (1 hour,
50 min.)
[February 2004] Hindsight may be perfect
vision, but no one can see the present in
hindsight. This multi-segmented video from
the California Commission on Peace Officer
Standards and Training uses a number of
scenarios to analyze reactions officers could
face during incidents where elevated levels of
force might be required. A scenario is
reenacted, a few initial comments are offered,
and then a panel of officers, attorneys, and
psychologists, analyze the officers' force
options. Scenarios include;
A violent woman in a domestic dispute
A disruptive elderly homeless woman
A fleeing thief
A man with a gun in a park by a school
An officer shoots at a car that flees a traffic
stop
A officer threatening a drug suspect
The Public Relations fallout, and civil
liability, from their responses, is also
discussed. The panel's analysis is candid, and
officer-sympathetic.
Program 1224: Cold Case Homicide POST
Telecourse ( 1 hour, 42 min.)
[2002] The detectives in this California
Commission on Peace Officer Standards and
Training telecourse describe the solving of a
"cold case" homicide as the most exhilarating
experience of their careers. They give others
the chance to experience that thrill by sharing
their insights on how to investigate a case
other officers couldn't solve. They describe
the effect of resolution on victims' families,
the importance of field officer documentation
of crime scenes (and common ways they may
contaminate it0, evidence collection and new
technologies that help identify physical and
witness evidence, the possibilities and limits
of DNA evidence; and budgetary priorities
and interagency logistics. Reexamining
"cold" cases can be expensive and timeconsuming, but the encouraging effect those
investigations can have on both the victims'
families, and the community at large can be
more valuable.
Program 1223: Hazardous Materials:
What Every Cop Needs to Know (23 min.)
[2008] Chemicals fight back, and they
can't be stopped with a gun. This In the Line
of Duty episode gives examples of some of
the types of hazardous materials incidents
they may someday face, the types of acts of
terror that can involve hazardous or
radiological ingredients. Although it does not
give much detail about the meaning of vehicle
placards, or the effect of hazardous materials,
it does remind viewers of the necessity of
staying observant, and self-education. And
who would have believed that a powdered
sugar doughnut could help with a hazardous
materials response.
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Program 1222: Pain Behind the Badge
(The) (1 hour, 5 min.)
[2012] In this award-winning
documentary, police officers, and a police
wife, talk about traumatic experiences during
their careers, why the events (and, later,
traumatic stress) affected them, and why they
considered suicide. They also talk about
what they have learned through their
experiences, and how counseling or therapy
helped them and their families. The program
is framed with public comments on their
attitude toward police officers. The opening
remarks are ambivalent, but those in the
concluding segment are profoundly grateful.
As they should be.
Program 1221: Emergency First Aid for
Dogs : Working Dog Edition (1 hour, 34
min.)
[2011] If your dog stepped on something
sharp, or was choking, would you know what
to do? Although this program won't make
you a canine EMT, you'll know more about
the ways a dog can be injured, and how to
protect one from harm, than you did.
Situations described include rescue breathing
and CPR, gunshot wounds and punctures, foot
injuries, choking, drowning, fractures,
poisoning, burns, hypothermia, heat stroke,
among other forms of injury. In the Bonus
Features are an introduction and Tribute to
Working Dogs, plus a cute little video of dogs
playing. Incidentally, the original label lists
the ASPCA Animal Poisoning Control Center
prominently: it is 800-426-4425
Program 1220: Heroes Behind the Badge
(1 hour, 30 min.)
[2012] The national Law Enforcement
Officer Memorial Fund produced this video,
describing the events surrounding the deaths
of eight officers whose names were added to
the only Washington memorial that will never
be finished. They include Dep. Suzanne
Hopper (Clark Co, OH), Off. Craig Burkholtz
(Fon Du Lac, WI), Off. Brandon Paudert and
Dep. William Evans West Memphis, AR
(their story is told in video #1197, Traffic
Stops of Sovereign CitizensWhat Every Cop
Needs to Know), Det. Amanda Haworth and
Det. Roger Castillo (Miami-Dade, FL) and
Off. Jeremy Henwood (San Diego, CA).
Surviving officers and
family members talk about their sense of loss,
ways to reduce line-of-duty casualties, and the
mental preparation for a job where the only
certainty is the unexpected. Footage from the
2011 Candlelight Memorial Vigil concludes
the program..
Program 1219: Barney Miller The First
Season DVD (20 min./episode)
[1974-1975] All right, I'll admit this isn't
exactly a training video; but the police show
voted most realistic by police officers during
its broadcast run is sure to teach viewers
something! This 2-DVD set includes these
classic episodes::
1. Ramon: Capt. Barney Miller's wife tries to
persuade him to quit the force on the same
day a young junkie takes the squad room
hostage.
2. The Experience: The 12th Precinct deals
with an aging officer forced to retire, a gay
purse-snatcher and a time bomb in the squad
room
3. Snow Job: A detainee electrocutes
himself in the 12th Precinct's bathroom during
a snowstorm, while Wojo tries to find a
bundle of missing evidence money.
4. Graft: Internal Affairs puts the 12th
Precinct under scrutiny.
5. Courtesans: Det. Wojohoitz has to deal
with his opinions of prostitutes, while Lt.
Miller tries to deal with his daughter's desire
to move out.
6. Stakeout: The strain of a stakeout in the
summertime wears on the detectives.
7. The Bureaucrat: A federal official is
arrested for public intoxication, while Chano
investigates the burglary of his own
apartment.
8. Ms. Cop: The 12th precinct adjusts to a
female detective.
9. The Vigilante: The detectives investigate
someone who is beating up muggers, and try
to decide how to charge a transvestite truck
driver.
10. The Guest: The 12th Precinct protects an
organized crime witness, while Chano tries to
arrange a drug bust.
11. Escape Artist: The squad picks up an
elderly inmate, who takes pride ab being able
to escape from his cells, and an engineer who
thinks he can fly. In the meantime, Harris is
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writing a novel.
12. Hair: An undercover narcotics officer
transferred to the Precinct has trouble
adjusting to the discipline.
13. Hero The detectives deal with an 8year-old mugger, and Detective Chano's
shooting of two armed robbers.
Program 1218: Narcs (American Justice)
DVD (47 min.)
[1997] After the discovery that over-thecounter drugs like heroin and cocaine were
dangerously addictive about 100 years ago,
the Federal Bureau of Narcotics was Bill
Kurtis describes the dangers that federal
narcotics agents face. in locating and arresting
drug traffickers, often internationally.
Examples include the 1985 murder of Kiki
Camerena, and the Mexican government's
involvement with the drug gang; an
entertaining description of the early use of cell
phone tapping while tracking a New York
trafficker in 1987, footage of a cocaineproduction operation in the Bolivian jungle,
concluding with a 1984 investigation of a
drug-stealing DEA agent. It's a find reminder
of how far federal narcotics enforcement has
come
Program 1217: Purple: Organized Crime
in a Small Town (58 min.)
[2012] Around 1918, a group of kids in a
vocational school got together and organized
a gang. It started out hijacking bootleggers'
trucks, progressed to protection rackets, and
became a gang so fearsome that even Al
Capone didn't challenge their turf. This
program describes the origins, activities, and
some anecdotes about the members of this
organized crime enterprise, that was centered
in Clare, a small town in rural Michigan. The
entertaining documentary also challenges the
modern myths of organized crime families,
and discusses the true nature of the typical
gangster. The end of Prohibition effectively
ended the Purple gang, and Clare is now
quiet, but Michigan still has an oil business, in
which Organized Crime was able to make
speculative investment.
Program 1216: Cops on Trial (American
Justice) (46 min.)
[1994] Bill Kurtis narrates this American
Justice episode, about Police Corruption.
Included are examinations of drug trafficking
among officers in 1985 Miami, the 1991
Rodney King incident, Officer Frank
Serpico's revelations to the Knapp
Commission, then Michael Dowd's drug
dealing, The program concludes with a
reminder that corruption is as old as police
forces, as the graft in the New York and
Chicago police departments at the turn of the
century showed. As the FBI concluded, greed
(for money, power, or some sort of
gratification) is the primary motive in
corruption cases. Without oversight,
reinforcement, and officers of character,
temptation can gradually erode their good
behavior.
Program 1215: Autism in the Criminal
Justice System (26 min.)
[2009] Although this program was
produced for the State of North Carolina, its
point -- that arrestees with autism need special
consideration -- is applicable anywhere. The
framing story concerns a young man with
Autism, who is arrested for distributing child
pornography. The significant part of the
video recreates a bond hearing, in which the
doubting judge is made to recognize the
cognitive difficulties, and to rule accordingly.
Although the presentation gives few
immediately applicable techniques for
communicating with a subject with Autism, it
serves as a reminder of the growing likelihood
that officers, correctional staff, lawyers, and
judges will have to accommodate such clients.
Program 1214: In the Line of Duty TwoMinute Warnings (2 minutes per segment)
[circa 2005] Do you need some brief
training thoughts for your roll calls? This In
the Line of Duty program consists of 33
observations, from Richard Simpher, on
officer safety, each about two minutes long.
They include:
• Avoiding Traffic Stop Dangers
• Transporting Dangerous Prisoners
• Warehouse Burglary
• Suspect in Dark Alley
• Furious Big Rig Driver
• Drunken Men Beat Women
• Calling Out ID Factors [Notifying
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dispatchers of your location during traffic
stops]
• Stop Suspect with Burglar's Tools
• Suspicious Men in a Van
• Officers Break Up Bar Fight
• Off-Duty Incidents
• Wearing Body Armor
• Handcuffing and Pat-Down
• Driver-Bass Change Place in DUI Stop
• Child Abuse Suspicions
• Where Do You Keep Your Hands?
• Equipment Check
• Gay Lovers, Violent Argument
• Officer Confronts Leaper
• Using Backup
• High Speed Response
• Mentally Ill Slasher
• Rapid Response to the Active Shooter
• Radio On/Off During Chase?
• Contact/Cover Scenario
• Off-Duty Drinking
• Proper Use of Force
• Bad Accident, Separate Injuries
• Baby in Getaway Car
• Suspicious Sounds in Van
• Taking Fire in Low-Light Situation
• Convenience Store Robbery Scenario
• D.V. Victim is Officer's Wife.
Program 1213: Baths Salts: What Every
Cop Needs to Know (24 min)
[2012] When subjects exhibit remarkably
bizarre behavior, yet drug tests show no
presence of drugs, the subject may be under
the influence of synthetic drugs, compounded
from research chemicals that are not (at this
time) illegal. This In the Line of Duty video
describes how Bath Salts and Synthetic
Marihuana are made, where they are sold,
and shows some of the alarming behavior
observed in people who have taken the drugs.
The program is a little vague about specific
symptoms; but the effect of the chemicals
itself can vary with each subject. Overdoses
are common, so the suggested method for first
response includes multiple officers and
EMTs. Erratic behavior and incoherent
speech is certainly not something to confront
alone.
Program 1212: Iraq's Guns for Hire (45
min.)
[2009] This National Geographic
investigative documentary examines the
operations of private civilian security
contractors during the Iraqi Freedom mission.
The program allows the viewer to decide on
the value of the services they perform, by
describing those activities, along with the
motivation of the contractors, their equipment,
the dangers they faced (including several
notable failed missions), and the ambiguity of
their legal status. (Then) Active employees of
companies such as Armor Group, Hart
Security, and Blackwater, talk about their
experiences, as they prepare for the various
types of security escorts they perform.
Footage from an ambush of a night convoy is
included. The program reminds viewers of
proven techniques, and possible problems
they might face on their own patrols, and of
the philosophy of the contractors: don't be
afraid: be prepared!
Program 1211: Inside the Secret Service (1
hour, 32 min.)
[2004] The responsibilities, equipment,
training, response concerns, and experiences
of the members of the Secret Service Using
the security preparations for a presidential
speech at a Baton Rouge arena to frame the
presentation, former and (then) current
special agents talk about their work, including
the amount of planning required for such
operations as a presidential appearance or a
counterfeiting investigation. Also described
are agent responses during crises, illustrated
by John F. Kennedy's assassination and the
9/11 attack. Former U.S. presidents George
H.W. Bush, William Clinton, and Gerald
Ford, along with candidate John Kerry,
describe their impressions of "living in the
bubble." Bonus features include two episodes
of Inside Base Camp, with features about
Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter.
Program 1209: Guilty By Reason of
Insanity (DVD) ( 44 min.)
[2002] The insanity Plea is regularly
disparaged, yet the disparagers don't know
much about what happens to offenders who,
because of it, are sentenced to a mental
hospital. The inmates of the Kirby Forensic
Psychiatric Hospital in New York City are the
subject of this Investigative Reports episode.
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They talk about the crimes that brought them
to the facility, their current state of mind,
what they need to do to get out, and what it is
like to live in such a place. Along with their
experiences are the observations of an
attorney who knows the difficulty of proving
a defense of 'not guilty by reason of insanity,"
their plea options, and the difficulty of
insuring mental health treatment in a regular
prison population. As one observer
comments, the prison system is the new
mental hospital.
Program 1208: The Jonesboro Schoolyard
Ambush (DVD) (44 min.)
[1999] In the course of analyzing the mass
shooting committed by the youngest shooters
in U.S. history, Bill Kurtis's American Justice
examines the reasons why children would
commit such a crime, and the justice of
juvenile sentencing laws. In this instance,
conclusions are hard to reach, because the
boys pled guilty without the presentation of
extenuating evidence; and resulting
modifications to juvenile sentencing only
complicates the law. A troubling, yet
thought-provoking episode. Lt. Col. Dave
Grossman (Ret.) and Gov. Mike Huckabee
add their insight to the analysis.
Program 1207: El Segundo Movie Theater
Fight (In the Line of Duty) DVD (54 min.)
[2012] Two officers of the El Segundo
(California) Police Department are on routine
patrol at a movie theater in , when a customer
demanding a refund breaks the routine. The
officers, who, though badly injured, survive
the resulting shooting, describe what they did
wrong, what they did right, and what they
could have done to have prevented the
shooting in the first place. (Incidentally, one
of those things included asking the manager
who summoned them for background on the
subject.0 In addition, they talk about The
Rule of One More, the effect of the stress of
the confrontation on their memory, the
importance of being able to quick-draw a
TASER, staying fit, and speaking clearly
when radioing dispatchers ("Nobody's coming
if they can't understand you").
Program 1206: Category 3 (13 min.)
[January 10, 2006 ] Some of the ways
patrol officers can use the information in
NCIC's Terrorist Screening Center to identify
possible terrorists and their associates, and
how they can help add to that information,
are described in this program. Its focus is not
on handling people who are Category 1 or 2
threats (and subject to arrest), but on those in
Category 3, who are strongly suspected, but
about whom more information is needed.
Demonstrations include a vehicle stop, in
which the innocent passenger had a suspicious
name, and a trespasser who unknowingly
gives the officer some helpful intelligence. In
the long run, vigilance and chattiness really
can save lives.
Program 1205: Born Killers: Leopold and
Loeb (In Search of History) (44 min.)
[1998] In 1924, Nathan Leopold and
Richard Loeb killed Bobby Franks in an
attempt to commit a perfect crime. This
episode of In Search of History explores this
Crime of the Century, from the brilliant young
men's privileged background, the mental state
that inspired their thrill killing, the details of
the crime., Clarence Darrow's unexpected
decision to use an insanity defense, and the
way the two men spent their sentences of Life
Plus 99 years in Stateville and elsewhere.
Darrow's moving summation is included in
the book Attorney for the Damned (1957).
Leopold, Nathan; Born Killers: Leopold and
Loeb
Program 1204: Richard Speck
[Investigative Reports] DVD (46 min.)
[1996] A homemade video, smuggled out
of Stateville Prison shortly before Richard
Speck's death, is the catalyst for this episode
of Investigative Reports. Narrator Bill Kurtis
describes the murder of the eight nursing
students, and the ensuing investigation.
Footage from the Stateville video then shows
Speck describing and, if not justifying,
emplaning the murders. This video is also
used to show just how out of control the
prison had become. Investigative Reports
believes the video was intended as
pornography, so other elements, such as
Speck and his lover's sex act and cocaine
binge, are illustrated briefly. The video's
underlying theme -- that the condemned
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suffered little for his crime -- is made only too
clear.
Program 1203: Getting S.M.A.R.T. :
Dealing with Bullies (20 min.)
[2011] Discouraging bullying behavior is
not the intent of this program. Instead, Kerk
Lalemond presents a short interactive lecture
to a group of high school students about
personal safety. The viewer is told to : 1.)
Staying one step ahead, 2.) Move one step at a
time, 3.) Accelerate (0-100: tend to business
without delay), 4.) Refocus the attention, and
5.) Taking control, and staying Together (the
benefits of a buddy system). The presenter
admits none of this information is new, but,
because it is familiar, it is easier to apply. The
presentation is lively and brief, and could be
used as a helpful introduction to a loner
discussion of the topic of personal safety.
Program 1202: Preventing Law
Enforcement Suicide; Code 3 Officer
Needs Assistance (California POST
Telecourse) (1 hour, 44 min.)
[December 2007] This California POST
Telecourse reminds viewers that the police
profession is extremely stressful, and that
asking for help to live through them is nothing
to be ashamed of. It uses a number of
scenarios of officers in crisis to describe
alternatives to suicide, and ways to achieve
balance in one's life to help avoid reaching the
point of crisis. Interview with several
survivors help remind viewers of the reality
of the problem, the effect it has on family
members and fellow officers, and of the hope
beyond the immediate pressure.
Program 1201: Crowd Control Update
(California POST Telecourse) (2 hours, 12
min.)
[July 2008] The California Commission on
Peace Officers Standards and Training
produced this update to their earlier telecourse
Crowd Management & Civil Disobedience,
Parts 1 and 2 (#902). It briefly describes the
topics examined in the longer program at
greater length. They include Crowd behavior,
the Type (motivation) for crowds, Permits and
ordinances (and the "time-place-manner' test),
Tactical planning and command structure for
planned and unplanned events, Managing the
media, Tactical response, Judicial decisions
relating to disorder responses, Documentation
and evidence collection, and
Supervisory issues. Some 'best-practice
scenarios are included. It does not discuss
specific tactical moves, but it helps viewers
grasp what they need to keep in mind when
facing the prospect of responding to a
disturbance. Some unexpected points include
the importance of making friends with the
local campus police. The protest posters often
show up on college campuses first. And it's
helpful to know the jurisdiction's Unlawful
Assembly Declaration.
Program 1200: Campus Insecurity (45
min.)
[2000] Violent crimes on college campuses
is the topic of this A&E program, narrated by
Bill Kuris. Case studies of dating violence,
sexual assault, misguided hazing, and murder
are used to show how lax campus security has
been (at the time of the filming, anyway), and
how officials may put the school's reputation
above safety if the students. Awareness may
have led to better oversight, but the issues
descried in this program could lead to some
helpful discussion of crime prevention efforts.
incidentally, the organization mentioned in
this program, Security on Campus, Inc., is still
in existence;
http://www.securityoncampus.org/
Program 1199: In Hot Pursuit (42 min.)
[2003] Bill Kuris narrates this A&E
program about the circumstances that
surround vehicle pursuits. Issues such as why
people flee police stops, the reasons for the
initial stops, how the media influences the
public perception of chases, the need for
emotional control in such situations, the
importance of clear pursuit policies, and
techniques taught in pursuit driving courses.
and technologies to stop fleeing cars. Several
case studies, statements from people
connected with the events, and Prof. Joseph
Anguid (Medell School of Journalism,
Northwestern University).
Program 1198: Psychic Detectives (46
min.)
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[1997] This A&E program uses several
murder cases that involved the use of psychics
in their solution. The remarkable aspects of
the psychics' predictions, as well as the logical
explanations for those successes, are
examined by both believers and skeptics.
Viewers are invited to draw their own
conclusions. The investigators make some
good points, if not about paranormal abilities,
about the reasoning process involved in
locating missing persons.
Program 1197: Traffic Stops of Sovereign
Citizens: What Every Cop Needs to Know
(44 min.)
[2012] The shooting of two West
Memphis, Alabama, police officers is
analyzed in this In the Line of Duty video.
Because of the circumstances that distracted
the officers, two Sovereign Citizens were able
to kill them during a traffic stop. Video
footage from the patrol car's camera is used to
analyze the response, along with the 911 call
reporting the murder. Chief Bob Paudert,
whose son was one of the officers killed,
discusses the clues that can indicate a person
is a Sovereign Citizen, effective ways of
responding to their behavior, and things his
officers conducting the vehicle stop in the
video could have done differently that might
have saved their lives.
Program 1196: Gum in My Hair : How to
Cope with a Bully (20 min.)
[2010] This fast-paced program is targeted
at elementary and middle-school audiences, to
present appropriate, and effective, ways to
respond to bullies. Bullying behavior and its
effect on students, reasons for bullying
behavior, and a variety of techniques to avoid
or confront that behavior. A discussion guide,
and number of brief scenes are also included,
suitable for discussion or targeted teaching
points are also included. And the bullfighting image for responding to bullying
behavior is very clever!
Program 1195: The Plot to Kill Ronald
Reagan (DVD) (45 min.)
[2006] The focus of this video, as its title
indicates, is the mental state of John Hinckley,
Jr., and the events that led up to his attempt to
assassinate President Ronald Reagan. (For an
examination of the planning that had gone on
to prevent such an attack, and the emergency
responders' handling of the shooting, see Del
Wilber's informative expose‚ Rawhide Down.
The NEMRT Library has a copy.) Though
the presentation would have benefitted from a
closer look at the president's security team's
preparation, and the police reaction, Its story
of improperly diagnosed mental illness give
viewers much to think about.
Program 1194: Domestic Violence
Response, Investigation, and Prosecution
(DVD) (28 and 30 min.: 58 minutes)
[2010] Because the "typical call" only
exists in training exercises, officers cannot
afford to become complaisant ; particularly
where domestic calls are concerned. Part 1 of
this In the Line of Duty set, Domestic
Violence Response, uses a case from South
Dakota, in which a teen attacked his mother
and sister with a sword, to demonstrate the
speed. and the difficulty in anticipating what
might happen next during such calls. The
police response, the dispatcher's information,
and the best practices for getting information
from the witnesses are briefly described.
Part 2, Investigation and Prosecution, then
focuses on the collection and reporting of
evidence for prosecution. Enough evidence is
generally available from domestic violence
incidents to bring a case to successful
conclusion, even without the victim's
cooperation. This program suggests how,
when, and from whom to take statements and
photographs; and why, Viewers are reminded
always to double-check cases that seem
suspiciously obvious. The value of victim
advocates is also discussed. The program
concludes with brief segments on a trainee
who walked into a convenience store robbery,
and a kitten that decided to investigate an
officer's traffic stop process personally. Both
educational and entertaining!
Program 1193: The Use of Technology to
Stalk (15 min.)
[2011] Communication and tracking
technology has made keeping in touch easy to
do. Sadly, it also allows stalkers more options
for terrorizing victims. This program, from
the National Center for Victims of Crime,
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describes and demonstrates some of the
common devices available for keeping track
of a person's whereabouts. The program
concludes with a brief discussion of where to
look for these devices in the stalkers home or
computer, and in the possession of the victim.
The program concludes with information on
the Stalking Resource Center.
Program 1192: Complete Glock (DVD) (90
min.)
[2008] In 1981, the first service- grade
"plastic" gun was developed. Since, then, the
Glock has become one of the most popular
handguns in police department use. One of its
advantages is that it has fewer parts than any
other handgun. This presenter in this video
shows, and conversationally talks viewer
through, the process of disassembling those
parts, then putting them back together.
Although it doesn't go into the details of how
to clean the gun, it gives the proper names of
the parts, tips on how to handle some of the
trickier aspects of disassembling and
reassembling it. The program is in several
sections, that need not all be used: Taking
apart the gun, disassembling and reassembling
the frame, the slide, and the magazine.
Program 1191: Secrets of the Drug Violator
Exposed (DVD) (42 min.)
[2006] The drug information presented in
this DVD is disappointingly basic, but must
be useful for drug lectures. What does make
it interesting is the list of common items a
person might be carrying that, taken together,
might indicate that someone is abusing drugs.
The video gives brief explanations of the
effect of the drug, then methods of ingesting
it, and the equipment used to do it. The types
include inhalants, marijuana, cocaine and
methamphetamine, ecstasy, "legal" highs
(drugs that are not illegal, but are misused
(tobacco, alcohol, caffeine, and some garden
plants), and the commercial or home- made
paraphernalia a person might be carrying in
order to use the drugs. The final half of the
program is a show-and-tell of the things that
could be found in a teen's backpack -paraphernalia, weapons, and the drugs
themselves -- that parents, teachers, and
police, can watch for. The concluding
demonstration of the number of weapons that
can be concealed in baggy clothes is
alarmingly funny.
Program 1190: TESSA 2010 Super Storm
Spotter Training Session DVD (2 hours)
[2010] The Texas Severe Storms
Association (TESSA) sponsored this
recording of their 2010 Super Storm Spotter
Training Session, in which Gary Woodall, of
the National Weather Service, explains
weather patterns that can cause violent storms
(and tornadoes), the technical names for the
parts of a storm, and pictures of what these
phenomena look like on radar and in the field.
The material is presented thoroughly, and
with a lot more detail than a lot of potential
spotters are going to want, including severe
storm theory, what to look for in a storm to
help determine its severity, and how to
interpret radar information. The program
concludes with a case study of a 2009 storm
that went through Fort Worth, Texas.
Program 1189: A Woman's Guide to
Firearms DVD (60 min)
[1987] More accurately, this program
should be called A Novice's Guide to
Firearms. Using the setup of a homeowner
learning how to use her home-protection
handgun, the viewer gradually learns the basic
principles of firearm construction, care,
handling, and shooting fundamentals. Its
leisurely pace and repetition might make it
especially suited to use with citizen groups or
Explorers.
Program 1188: Autism, Fire Rescue &
EMS DVD (16 and 9 min.: 25 min. total)
[2009] With as many as 1 in 100 children
currently being diagnosed with autism, first
responders are more likely than ever to need
to calm and treat people with autism at
emergency scenes. This video gives examples
of some of the behaviors fire and EMS
personnel may encounter at fires and crash
scenes. (Although the police are not
specifically considered in this program, their
presence at these types of scenes makes the
information equally relevant.) An
experienced emergency room nurse also
describes ways to take care of people with
Autism who are brought in for treatment.
The second section repeats some of the
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general material previous presented in
NEMRT Video #927 (Autism and Law
Enforcement Roll Call Training), but it may
be new to a non-law enforcement audience.
Program 1187: Understanding Car
Crashes: When Physics meets Biology (24
min.)
[2009] Teacher Griff Jones shows viewers
how car designers use the laws of motion and
physics to design safety features for latemodel cars. The researchers describe the
built-in protection systems the human body
includes for its organs, and then demonstrate
the effect of sudden stops and impacts on
those organs, even down to the cellular level.
Drivers Ed students should benefit from the
material; and health students would find the
injury information worth remembering.
Special features include interviews with race
car driver Tony Kanaan, on Formula car
safety procedures, crash test footage, and
instructional helps for teachers.
Program 1186: 911 on DVD: Volume 2 (10
to 15 minutes)
[2010] This medley of dispatcher-focused
(though not dispatcher-specific) short
programs covers a broad range of training
interests. Each segment is less than 15
minutes long, making them ideal for pre-shift
presentation. The sections include:
Introduction and News
1. Dispatcher Cannibalism (Divisional
Courtesy) (7 min.)
2. Call Taking for Missing Kids (25 min.)
3.. National Center for Missing and Exploited
Children (17 min)
4. Call Taking Confirm It! (5 min.)
5. Scenario Based Preparation (7 min)
6. Professionalism and Ethics (8 min)
7. Stress Management (10 min.)
8. Calming Callers (3 min.)
9. Policy and Procedure for Management (12
min.)
10. Customer Service Kindness (4 min.)
11. Stress Management Massage (7 min.)
12. ICS Based Communications (5 min.)
13. Stress Energy and Resiliency Parts 1 and
2 (22 and 11 min.)
14. Training Documentation (7 min.)
15. Wellness Running and Stretching (9
min.)
19. Go, Don't Go - Detroit (9 min.)
17. Wellness Walking and Biking (4 min.)
18. Risk Management (15 min.)
Program 1185: Illinois APCO
Narrowbanding Seminar (May 2010)
(DVD) (2 hour, 13 min.)
[2010] Are your radios compliant with the
federal narrowbanding requirements taking
effect in 2012? They may very well be, but
this 2 DVD set provides viewers with the
interactive lecture on how to bring emergency
services radios into compliance, presented in
DeKalb in May, 2010. Also included with the
DVDs is a CD of documents referred to
during the discussion. This information may
be old news by now, but, if you're interested
in insuring interoperability, you might want to
take a look at this.
Program 1184: Organizational Risk
Management: The 5 Pillars of Success
(DVD) (57 min.)
[2004] Prevention is better than
Correction, so, in order to prevent future
errors, risk managers look for the proximate
cause when things go wrong; but then they
probe for the root cause that led to the
proximate cause. In this presentation, Gordon
Graham describes the root causes to look for.
In ascending difficulty to act on, they are:
* Lack of Quality People
* Lack of Procedure
* Lack of Training
* Lack of Supervision, and
* Lack of Organizational Discipline.
He gives examples of the problems that can
arise from these sources, and how recognizing
them early can prevent future mishaps.
Program 1183: Why Things go Right; Why
Things Go Wrong (DVD) (55 min.)
[2004] Good People in high-frequency
events rarely make mistakes. In this program,
Gordon Graham demonstrates the risk
management planning grid, which groups
tasks by its frequency and its risk, then by the
amount of discretionary time (time to think)
available. The most dangerous tasks are the
High-Risk/Low Frequency/No Discretionary
Time ones. He gives suggestions for making
every day a training day, and making the
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learned response to high risk/low
frequency/NDT events high-frequency events.
Program 1182: The 5 Concurrent Themes
to Success (DVD) (46 min.)
[2004] Law Enforcement is a very
complex profession, but each profession is a
series of job descriptions. Each description is
made up of tasks. Risk management analyst
and lecturer Gordon Graham describes the
five concurrent themes of organizational
success -- risk management, Systems, Value
of Customer Service, Accountability, and
Integrity and Ethical Behavior -- and explains
the ways these themes protect that
organization and its members. The questions
he gives viewers to recognize perilous
situation, and handle them, are:
* What is the risk involved in the task, how
can I best manage it, what can go wrong, and
what can I do to prevent it?
* What is our departmental policy for this
task, and how is it implemented?
* How can I maximize customer service?
* Who is accountable?
* What are the issues of ethics and integrity?
Essentially, post-incident correction is too
late. Doing what we can do to prevent things
from going wrong in the first place stops the
problem before it begins.
Program 1181: The Truth About Drugs
(DVD) (102 min.)
[2009] Recovering drug users talk about
their experiences with a variety of illegal
drugs, including marijuana, alcohol, Ecstasy,
cocaine, crack, crystal meth, inhalants, heroin,
LSD, prescription drugs, and painkillers. Each
segment, of about ten minutes, begins with a
rapid-fire reading of the names for the drug, a
description of its forms, why the people
pictured in the documentary tried the drug,
what they experienced, and why they bitterly
regret ever having tried it in the first place.
One frequent complaint the recovering drug
addicts is that no one ever told them how
dangerous the drugs were. Well, those who
watch the DVD won't have that excuse. A
discussion guide accompanies the DVD.
Program 1180: Knife Defense
Fundamentals (DVD) (70 min.)
[2003] "Knife is a brutal weapon that can
cause instant death or serious injury." So
states Sang H. Kim, to begin this overview of
the martial art of Dan Gum Jun (Knife
defense). I'm not sure how directly applicable
this information is likely to be to the type of
street-brawling patrol officers might be called
on to do, but some of the principles or
techniques described might prove useful; or
they might be used against them. As always,
NEMRT neither recommends nor endorses
the techniques demonstrated in this program,
but they might be useful to know about. The
seven essential steps of knife defense, the
basic moves, and the 23 basic techniques are
demonstrated and described. Some of the
basic ideas are, "You cannot control the knife,
but you can control the arm that carries the
weapon," and "When you control the elbow,
you control the knife." Philosophically, it's a
thought-provoking program. Though
"stamping kicks" to the face are strongly
discouraged.
Program 1179: Is Today Your Day? DVD
(23 min.)
[2010] If you're looking for a video to
show for Police Memorial Day, this program
might be suitable, as well as an important
reminder to officers throughout the rest of the
year to wear their seat belts According to
NLEOMF statistics for 2010, about half of the
officers killed in the line of duty died in traffic
incidents. This video combines pictures of
the wreckage of officers' fatal vehicle crashes
with reminiscences of surviving family
members and funeral footage, to remind
officers that a seat belt can be as important to
the well-being of their families as body armor.
The DVD also includes model policies, which
should be accessible through a computer's
DVD drive.
The DVD also includes the videos:
* One Stop at a Time (16 min. ), about the
importance of traffic stops, from a driver
safety and public safety perspective. It is
through such stops that drivers under the
influence, reckless drivers, and wanted
criminals are often apprehended. Statements
are also included from the officer who caught
Timothy McVeigh during a traffic stop. (See
what you think of the death notification at the
beginning of the program)
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* P.U.R.S.U.E. (21 min.) about the dangers
of vehicle pursuit, to the suspect, the officer,
and, most importantly, to the community.
The acronym stands for : Prepare (your
vehicle and yourself), Understand (the
physiological changes that occur when a body
is under stress), Respond (should the pursuit
be initiated, or is some other response more
prudent), Stopping (knowing when the pursuit
should be called off), Utilize (Using all
available options, such as other types of
pursuit vehicles (aircraft), tire deflation
devices, and the like), and Examine (the
incident for things that works well, or did not
work well, and how current department policy
or procedure might benefit from changes due
to the events of the pursuit). The program
concludes with a former police chief
describing how his family was killed as a
result of a pursuit, and video footage of some
police pursuits.
* Your Vest Wont' Stop this Bullet (also
available as #991, 14 min.), demonstrating the
safety aspects of a passenger-side approach
during a traffic stop.
Program 1178: Sunshine Cleaning DVD (1
hour, 42 min.)
[2008] This DVD is not licensed for
commercial/educational use, which may limit
its usefulness in a training setting, but the
topic is thought-provoking: it's about a
couple of women who begin a service for
cleaning up trauma/crime scenes. Because it's
visual fiction, it has relationship subplots and
such to slog through, but the concept does
give the viewer a new perspective on criminal
investigation, and responding to victims. The
film itself is rated "R," for language,
disturbing images, some sexuality and drug
use. What might be most useful is the
"Special Feature" (about 11 minutes long) in
which two women who really do clean up
crime scenes talk about the film and the work!
(By the way, if the subject interests you, the
NEMRT library has a copy of the book
Aftermath, Inc., about a company that does
the same thing.)
Program 1177: Street Thief DVD (1 hour,
24 min.)
[2007] I don't think this video is licensed
for educational use, so be careful how you use
it. The thief whom the film profiles also
carpet-bombs with the needless obscenities,
but, after a while, they become background
noise. The film itself follows the activities of
a Chicago-area burglar as he plans and carries
out his crimes. The man's attitude is
intriguing, as is his method for choosing
likely businesses, and procedure for casing the
sites. Watch for how he goes about setting up
businesses for robbery. The film ends with
the filmmakers coming forward with their
information, after the burglar disappears and
his car is found abandoned and bloody. It's a
dramatic reminder that crime may pay in the
short run, but the service charges are murder!
Program 1176: Careers in Criminal Justice
(22 min.)
[2002] Various law enforcement
professionals talk about what they do on The
job, and what they like about it. Positions
represented include: Patrol officer, State
Trooper, Detective/investigator, Fire
investigator, Sheriff's deputy, Bailiff, U.S.
Marshal, Corrections officer, Parole Agent,
and agents of federal agencies, including The
Border Patrol, ATF, DEA, The FBI. The
program is brief, so The amount of
information given about each position is
minimal. The highlights of what an applicant
can expect, however, are clear.
Program 1175: Death Devices (Modern
Marvels) DVD ( 44 min.)
[circa 2002] This episode of The series
Modern Marvels describes The origins and
history of several common methods of
execution, including hanging, electrocution,
firing squads, lethal gas, and lethal injection,
as well as such early methods as stoning and
beheading. The inadequacies of each system
is emphasized. (If you're looking for
execution trivia, The first known convict
executed by The various methods is included.)
Program 1174: Bullets (Modern Marvels)
DVD (44 min.)
[2003] From The early Chinese
experiments, to The development of rifled
barrels, to applications of frangible
projectiles, this Modern Marvels episode
explains The origins, variations, technology,
and future of The development of pullets. One
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of The highlights is an analysis of The North
Hollywood shootout, which it uses to
illustrate The importance of using The right
ammunition for The right situation, and The
directions safer and "smart" bullet
development is taking, along with The
weapons used to fire them. (The program
focuses on the projectiles, not The resistant
armor. But The NEMRT Library still has
plenty of material on that subject!)
Program 1173: Car Crashes (Modern
Marvels) DVD (44 min.)
[2003] This episode from The Modern
Marvels series showcases The test facilities
that analyze vehicle crash dynamics and The
other innovations that have been made, to The
vehicles and The roadways, to keep
passengers safer. Advances in emergency
responder equipment and techniques are also
discussed. The problem concludes with some
developing technologies to prevent vehicle
crashes entirely.
Program 1172: Profiles of Evil: Inside The
Criminal Mind (46 min.)
[1997] When I previewed this program, it
looked familiar. It appears to be the first part
of the Serial Killers program (#980). It
described The influence, and success, criminal
profilers had in identifying The serial killers
responsible for The 1970s Atlanta child
killings (Wayne Williams), a series of
murdered prostitutes in Alaska (Robert
Hansen), and The murders of two young girls
in South Carolina (Larry Jean Bell). In none
of these cases was The crime solved by The
criminal profiles The FBI Profiling Unit
delivered, but they were instrumental in
identifying suspects, and directing The
investigations. The program concludes with
some predictions of how profiling can be used
(and misused), and why profiling works.
Program 1171: $100 Training Video
Presentation DVD (9 and 20 min.)
[2010] The 2010 $100 bill has a number of
security features that make it difficult to
counterfeit. This program from The U.S.
Treasury describes those features. This DVD
has voice tracks in both English and Spanish,
and includes two programs. The Basic
version shows The way The security features
are supposed to look, and gives directions for
what to do if one suspects a person is passing
funny money. The Advanced version
describes The security features, as well as The
regular features, of a $100 note in greater
detail, then comments on variations that might
result due to The effects of mass production.
The Basic program would be appropriate to
use with businesses.
Program 1170: Narco State DVD (50
min.)
[2009] A National Geographic film team
follows The investigation of a Phoenix,
Arizona, kidnaping, and The and
apprehension of drug cartel members who
took The man. In The process, The activities,
methods, and objectives of The Mexican drug
cartels are examined, along with crime
conditions in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico.
Illustrating The investigation are comments
from a Mexican news reporter, a former hit
man, victims, and several police officers, The
use of The Mexican Army in The pursuit of
The cartels is also considered. Although The
program gives on specific tips for drug
enforcement, this overview of The challenges
of confronting The drug cartels can be useful
for planning.
Program 1168: School Bus Security: A
21st Century Approach DVD (13 min.)
[circa 2006] This DHS-produced video
recognizes The attractiveness of school buses
as terrorist targets, and goes over how to
conduct a bus security sweep and ways of
recognizing suspicious behavior. Ways of
securing The bus and The transportation
center, and for handling strangers
approaching The bus or The transportation
office are also described. Although made for
bus drivers, The techniques could apply
equally to any environment that must be kept
secure.
Program 1167: Responding to Elder Abuse:
What Law Enforcement Should Know
{DVD} (14 min.)
[2010] The things officers might see when
responding to calls, at both private homes and
nursing homes, are described in this video
from The Office of Victims of Crime.
Another area of concern The program
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addresses is The fears of The elderly victims,
and The investigations other social services
may be conducting. Some of The most useful
information presented are The tips for
effective collaboration, and Interviewing
techniques for talking with senior citizens.
Program 1166: Responding to Elder Abuse:
What Judges and Court Personnel Should
know DVD (13 min.)
[2010] An anecdote about a judge who
planned to assess a small fine on a man who
injured his wife in The nursing home, who
discovered that The wife was in The home
because he had a history of physical abuse.
Because so many youth are living with their
grandparents, elder abuse cases can even turn
up in juvenile court. This Office for Victims
of Crime video explains signs of elder abuse
people connected that court personnel are
likely to encounter, and ways to adjust The
court system so senior citizens can get justice.
The program concludes with information on
The process for developing ways to make
courthouses, courtrooms, and services easily
accessible for The elderly and less-mobile.
The program has permanent subtitles, and a
visual description voice-over function, if
desired.
Program 1165: Responding to Elder Abuse:
What Community Corrections Should
Know DVD) (16 min.)
[2010] When offenders are released from
detention, they may have no place to go but to
the home of their elderly parents or
grandparents. This video from The Office of
Victims of Crime presents signs of elder
abuse that probation and parole agents, social
workers, or other public service
representatives should watch for when going
into such settings. The mandatory reporting
requirement, household or physical symptoms
of abuse (physical, mental, and financial), and
how to get help are The main areas addressed.
Types of employment potential abusers
should be steered from is also considered
briefly. The program has permanent subtitles,
and a visual description voice-over function,
if desired. This program addresses an aspect
of elder abuse I had never considered.
Program 1164: Hindi Duty Belt (DVD) (42
min.)
[2004] The point of this video is to
demonstrate the "Hindi Duty Belt Safety
System," which is a method of organizing the
items on an officer's duty belt so that
everything necessary is easy to reach quickly
with either hand. Robert Hindi demonstrates
the ease with which items can be accessed
when positioned appropriately, and a number
of advocates reenactments show why the
system is so useful. After seeing it, you may
not be proficient at using the system, but, if
you have more stuff on your duty belt than
Batman, you'll recognize factors to consider
when loading it. Incidentally, the system is
referred to on NEMRT video #871
(Groundfighting/Gunfight), in which an
officer is put at risk when his belt shifts
during a fight, so he can't reach his
equipment. The program also includes some
disturbing in-car video of misplaced lapel
mike placement.
Program 1163: FBI's Crime Lab: Modern
Marvels (43 min.)
[2003] The FBI Crime Lab in Quantico,
Virginia, is the topic of this Modern Marvels
episode. The program describes the origins
and history of forensic evidence analysis, then
uses cases of past major investigations to
highlight some of the crime lab units and their
unique equipment. These units include
Firearms and Toolmarks, Explosives (The Pan
Am Flight 103 explosion in Lockerbie),
Fingerprints, DNA, Hair and Fiber (The
Atlanta serial murders), The Chemical
Analysis Unit, The Hazardous Materials
Response Unit, and The Bomb Data Center.
The program concludes with a brief analysis
of how the 2001 terrorist attacks have
influenced the FBI's forensic work.
Program 1162: Internal Affairs: American
Justice (DVD) (44 min.)
[1997] Bill Kurtis narrates this episode of
the A&E series American Justice, which
examines the ways a police department's
Internal Affairs division can use, or misuse,
its authority to expose criminal conduct
within the police department. Case studies
include New York City Police Department's
Michael Dowd case: a multi-year
investigation of criminal officers, whose
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conduct was overlooked by upper echelons
supervisor to protect the department's
reputation. Instead, it was disgraced when the
conduct was exposed during another agency's
drug investigation. Also described is what
happened to The "Red Dogs of Atlanta, GA,
when an arrestee tried to use the tension over
the Rodney King video to manipulate an
aggressive drug bust into a brutality lawsuit,
that the department acted on before the
charges were investigated; and the challenges
Cynthia White faced while breaking up
Chicago's Commander's Club. The program
concludes with an examination of The
California Highway Patrol's response to
undocumented complaints about one of their
officer's behavior toward young blond women
during vehicle stops, and what was revealed
when he was arrested for murder. The
program is a useful reminder that whole
department suffers when corruption is
ignored.
Program 1161: Law Enforcement: Your
Piece in the Autism Puzzle DVD (13 min.)
[2008] This short program may not be
comprehensive, but it does give officers some
basic, immediately useful, information about
responding to subjects who may have Autism.
It spends a little time discussing behaviors
associated with the condition, but, using three
scenarios, it shows officers the need to
approach subjects gentle, to speak quietly,
and, if the need arises, to keep the subject's
airways clear while subduing him. The
program ends with some remarks from several
police officers who have children with
Autism, who talk about what they have
learned through their experiences. (Although
it isn't a focus of the program, it could also be
used as a basis for discussing ways of
responding to distraught parents of children
with Autism. The traffic-stop scene is
particularly interesting.)
Program 1160: ATV Rider Course
Overview DVD (9 min.)
[1999] North East Multi-Regional Training
occasionally offers the ATV Safety Institute's
Instructor course. This particular DVD shows
the terrain and techniques used in the
company's regular rider course. If your agency
is considering adopting ATVs for
departmental use, this program can give a
brief overview of the riding conditions the
course covers. It includes a number of pause
places for group discussion, so current
instructors can use it to analyze training
technique.
Program 1159: Beneath the Badge DVD
(10 min.)
[circa 2007] Concerns for Police Survivors
uses the annual ceremony at the National Law
Enforcement Officer Memorial in
Washington, DC, to remind viewers of the
daily risks police officers, and their families,
face, and how COPS can help police families
in time of grief. Citizens groups would
benefit from this short, direct review.
Program 1158: C.O.P.S. 25th Anniversary
Tribute DVD (14 min.)
[2010] Concerns Of Police Survivors
commemorates its first 25 years with a
sentimental documentary of its services to the
families and friends of officers who have died
in the line of duty, with a n emphasis on the
National Police Survivors Conference.
Scenes from the adult and the children's
programs held at the FBI Training Academy
in Quantico show viewers that life does go on
beyond the grief. Further information about
the services of COPS, and its local chapters is
available at
http://www.nationalcops.org/chap.htm.
Explorers, recruits, and Citizens Police
Academy participants might find the
information especially helpful.
Program 1157: Preventing Driver Fatigue
DVD (17 min.)
[2007] The program, from the Idaho State
Police, is about the effect of fatigue on
commercial drivers, but the information on
sleep deprivation is useful for anyone.
Beginning with a footage from the in-vehicle
video of a truck that crashed when its driver
nodded off, the speakers go on to explain the
Circadian Rhythm, the variety of effects lack
of sleep can have on the body, signs that a
driver has not been getting sufficient sleep,
and things truck dispatchers and officers can
do to help prevent potential problems. The
program concludes with a brief discussion of
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other disorders that can cause inappropriate
drowsiness. (The dreamy Muzak-type
background music may be enough to knock
out most viewers.)
Program 1156: Perspectives on
Enforcement DVD (17 min.)
[1993] The purpose of this program from
the Idaho State Police is to encourage officers
to enforce traffic laws on commercial trucks.
When a large vehicle is driven in an unsafe
manner, its size and weight increase the
amount of damage and injury it would cause
in a crash. Although special training is
necessary for conducting inspections, any
officer can recognize moving violations.
During this program, officers explain how to
plan for a stop, how to help the truck get back
on the road after the stop, and describe some
enforcement methods that have worked well
for their agencies. The speakers all emphasize
how enforcing safe driving makes the road
safer for everyone.
Program 1155: Sharing Ideas to Save
Lives: Promoting Safer Driving Practices
Across the Nation DVD (6 min)
[October 2008] This video, made by the
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration,
briefly explains the TACT (Tackling
Aggressive Cars and Trucks) program, which
encourages officers to ticket aggressive
drivers. A number of representatives of
various organizations talk about the danger of
aggressive driving, and the successes of the
program. More information on TACT is
available at www.fmcsa.dot.gov/tact .
Program 1154: Using the Emergency
Response Guidebook DVD (9 min.)
[2005] This brief program gives viewers
an overview of how to use the 2004
Emergency Response Guidebook (A
Guidebook for First Response During the
Initial Phase of a Dangerous
Goods/Hazardous Materials Transportation
Incident). By now, the page numbers it
quotes have changed, but the general
information about how to use the guide
should still apply. Considering the program's
length, you might want to make up some
exercises to practice finding information
quickly in the guide.
Program 1153: Hostage Takers (The) (46
min)
[1994] Bill Kurtis narrates this analysis of
a number of major hostage events, including
the Achille Lauro (1985), a Cincinnati
television station (1980), a Sacramento High
School (1992), James Lee Harvey and the
Tuscaloosa (AL) elementary school, the threesite takeover in Washington, DC (1977), the
1977 Kennedy Airport case, and Henry's Bar
(Berkeley, CA: 1990). Experts in hostage
negotiation discuss the hostage-taker's mental
state, the typical types of demands, and the
effect of the media on hostage situations.
Program 1152: The ABCs of CPR: First
Response (DVD) (48 min.)
[2006] Viewers will need more training
than this video to perform CPR safely, but it
can be a useful accompaniment to the training.
The program includes accepted procedure for
performing mouth-to-mouth and
cardiopulmonary resuscitation on adults
(persons over 8 years of age), children (1-8),
and infants. Some attention is given to
Automated External Defibrillator, symptoms
of a heart attack or stroke; and methods for
clearing obstructed airways, and handling
choking situations. Some illustrative
scenarios are included. The video concludes
with a brief quiz.
Program 1151: Manson: 40 Years Later
(90 min.)
[2009] This disturbing History Channel
program uses reenactments and participant
comment to relate the story of Charles
Manson and the Manson family, from the
arrival of Linda Kasabian, to the arrests of the
Helter Skelter murderers. The dramatizations
and descriptions are fairly graphic, and the
way the information is presented conveys the
mental state of the Manson Family while it
was active. It isn't roll-call material, but it
could be a good choice to horrify students of
criminal psychology. Or at least it should.
Program 1150: America's Crystal Meth
Epidemic (DVD) (88 min., in 2 programs)
[2008] This presentation from A&E is two
programs in one. The effects of meth labs and
methamphetamine addiction in a rural setting
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and an urban environment are examined in
two separate but parallel segments; in this
case, Franklin County, Missouri, and Atlanta,
Georgia. Each uses the stories of residents of
these settings and their families, some of
whom made meth, became addicted to it, or
tried to recover from it, to illustrate the grave
consequences of becoming involved with the
drug.
Program 1149: Serpico: Honor Bound
(DVD) (44 min.)
[2006] This program from the A&E series
Biography uses the story of the life of Frank
Serpico to illustrate the extent and effect of
corruption in the 1960's New York City
Police Department. Comments and
reminiscences from family, friends, and
colleagues add color to the remarkable story
of nerve and determination.
Program 1148: The Hidden Truth :
Verifying Driving Logs (DVD) (13 min.)
[circa 2005] The Idaho State Police
produced this program, which was provided
by Jim Linane; and it goes over good
technique for verifying the information in a
truck driver's road log. Although many
viewers may have little reason to check
driving logs, the suggestions for verifying
information included in the log can be applied
to other types of investigations.
Program 1147: First Response: The First
Aid Video (DVD) (1 hour, 5 min.)
[2004] As the narrator of this program
points out, everyone should have a basic
knowledge of first aid. This program offers
brief, but specific, information for aiding
victims of a number of common types of
injuries and medical conditions. Each
segment is introduced with a question about
appropriate treatment, then proper treatment
is described and demonstrated. At the end of
each section, viewers are told to stop the
program for discussion. After a segment
about initial contact and assessment of the
victim to provide aid, and proper preparation,
the program examines: Soft tissue injuries
(scrapes, cuts, bleeding, impaled objects,
amputations), Shock and Burns,
Musculoskeletal injuries, Head and Spinal
injuries, Medical Emergencies (Respirator,
Distress, Diabetic Emergencies, Seizures),
Poisons and stings, Hypothermia,
Hyperthermia and Nosebleeds, The program
would be a helpful introduction to hands-on
training..
Program 1146: Police Safety & Survival:
Batons, Handcuffs, and Vehicle
Extractions (DVD) (1 hour, 12 min. )
[2004] In Part 2 of the set Police Safety ad
Survival, instructors Mark Wyler and Eric
Murray explain and demonstrate techniques
for gaining compliance from, and controlling,
aggressive subjects, through the use of
straight batons and handcuffs. Although
NEMRT doesn't necessarily endorse the
procedures described in this video, they might
be interesting to know about. As always,
compare the techniques with agency policies
and procedures before applying them. The
program itself is long, but it is divided into a
number of short segments. Some of the
techniques presented in this program include
An Introduction to Safety and Survival,
Straight Baton Techniques (blocks, strikes,
jabs, retention, and escort), Handcuffing (the
6-step process, compliance techniques , and
escort position), Multiple Officer Control,
Vehicle Extraction (intraorbital, mandibular
angle, Kubaton application), and Police Safety
Considerations.
Program 1145: Police Safety & Survival:
Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) (1 hour, 4
min.)
[2004] In Part 1 of the set Police Safety ad
Survival, instructors Mark Wyler and Eric
Murray explain and demonstrate techniques
for handling uncooperative subjects.
Although NEMRT doesn't necessarily endorse
the procedures described in this video, they
might be interesting to know about. As
always, compare the techniques with agency
policies and procedures before applying them.
The program itself is long, but it is divided
into a number of short segments. Issues
addressed in this program include performing
a Pre-Training Safety Check, Pressure Point
control (hard and soft techniques), the
Kubaton, Handgun Retention (in and out of
holster), and Handgun Disarming (closequarter front and rear, and kneeling).
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Program 1144: Police Arrest and Control,
with Keith Livingston (DVD) (41 min.)
[2007] This comparatively short program
provides a little information on a lot of
subjects. Keith Livingston explains and
demonstrates techniques for such tactics as
contact and cover, subject control,
groundfighting, handcuffing, and knife
control. Although NEMRT doesn't
necessarily endorse the procedures described
in this video, they might be useful to know
about. As always, compare the techniques
with agency policies and procedures before
applying them. And don't practice these
techniques without mats.
Program 1143: Patron Saints of the
Mexican Drug Underworld DVD (1 hour)
[2009] A retired deputy chief of the El
Paso (Texas) Police Department researched,
and provides part of the narration for, this
program about religious items that are often
associated with drug traffickers and couriers
from Mexico, and why they might seek help
from these (mostly folk) saints. Viewers are
reminded that other people besides drug
traffickers revere these figures, but, as the
attorney in the 12-minute "Special Features"
program on prosecutions comments, these
items as part of a totality of factors, can help
in establishing probable cause. The program
describes the attributes of several of the
canonized saints through whom traffickers
seek protection, describes the origins and
specialties of local hallowed figures, spends a
little time talking about Santeria, but gives
special attention to La Santa Muerte. The
extent of her worship, and the semi-sacrificial
murders associated with her following is
described as a growing threat. Anecdotes
from police officers (including one from
Illinois), who used their knowledge to identify
members of the drug trade, are also included.
Program 1142: Cops or Criminals?
(Investigative Reports DVD) (46 min)
[1996] The New Orleans Police
Department is the focus of this Investigative
Reports episode, which was made at a time
when the department was said to be the most
corrupt police department in the United
States. The program recounts the
department's history, beginning in 1980
through mid 1990s, show possible reasons for
how the agency got into that state. Included
are reports on the Len Davis and Antoinette
Frank cases; and a description of the reforms
enacted during (then) Chief Michael
Pennington's tenure, including
implementation of Community Policing in
some low-income neighborhoods, A
description of the effect that reputation for
corruption has had on the public, and how the
department has tried to change that
unenviable reputation, concludes the program.
Program 1141: Aileen Wuornos
(Biography) DVD (44 min)
[2003] The troubled, confused life of serial
murderer Aileen Wuornos -- from her abused
childhood in 1960's Michigan to her life as a
prostitute in Florida, is examined in this
Biography program. Although the series of
murder-robberies of men who picked her up
for sex, six for which she was convicted, is
not minimized, the program focuses on her
violent ancestry, unloved childhood, and
mental instability; and their possible effect on
her life. After petitioning to have her
mandatory appeals stopped, she was executed
in October, 2002.
Program 1140: Gangland: Basic Training
DVD (44 min)
[2008] The presence, and behavior, of
gang members in the U.S. military, is brought
to light in this episode of Gangland. Their
illegal conduct off-duty -- and the danger it
poses to law enforcement officers -- is also
described. As one skinhead Marine explains,
joining the military gives them combat
training [that the gang can use], and even pays
them to do it. Gang-related crimes committed
by gang-affiliated soldiers, as well as gang
recruitment activities, are shown to be
worldwide problems. One particularly
noteworthy reenactment is a robbery in which
a Marine on leave kills an officer during a
robbery. Interestingly, the officer that is able
to stop this robber was himself a former Army
sergeant, and understood the tactics. The
program can be a useful motivator for tactical
trainers and GREAT instructors.
Program 1139: Approaching Alzheimer's:
Make Your First Response the Right
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Response (DVD) (29 min.)
[2008] Officers from the Morton Grove
(IL) Police Department participated in the
filming of this program from the Alzheimer's
Association. It features a number of scenarios
in which emergency response personnel
encounter people whose behavior is related to
dementia. Situations the officers respond to
include wandering (while walking or driving),
shoplifting, neglect, and physical
aggressiveness/domestic violence, and .
Commentary accompanies the scenes. The
scenes are short and to the point, and would
be suitable for roll call training. The Extra
Material on the disc features short
explanations of Alzheimer's Disease and
dementia, officer response to threats, gaining
co-operation, and the Safe Return program.
Program 1136: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival DVD (75 min.)
[2006] If you're looking for something to
scare your neighborhood watch, this one
should do it. This general, but fairly
comprehensive, program describes a number
of natural and manmade conditions that can
put a family in danger. It then describes
actions the family can take to minimize the
effect. You will probably want to consult
with your local ESDA before urging viewers
to apply the recommendation, but it does
provide a useful place to start a discussion of
personal emergency preparedness. The video
chapters include:
Solar Activity (The effects of solar flares and
global warming on citizens).
Water (How to prepare emergency drinking
water. I'm not too sure about these
recommendations).
Safety (How to compile an emergency plan,
including things to have in an emergency
escape kit).
Fire Safety (Which includes information
about smoke detectors, extinguishers, and
carbon monoxide poisoning).
Emergency-situation first aid kits (Tips on
what to include in a kit to be used during
emergency situations).
Food (This part provided a lot of information
on protecting food during a power outage, and
how to select and prepare during an
emergency).
Energy (Suggestions for keeping comfortable
during power outages. The information on
flashlights, batteries, and generators is
interesting).
Communication (With recommendations on
types of telephones and radios to have
available.)
Pets (a reminder of the items a pet will need
during an emergency).
Shelter/Evacuate (Which described what to
do during a "shelter in place" order).
Pandemic (The nature and identification of a
pandemic illness, such as the Spanish
Influenza pandemic of 1918).
Terrorism: (Forms of terroristic acts, what
local emergency response is likely to be, and
what citizens might have to do. This section
includes a discussion of gas masks).
Radiation (The types of ionizing radiation,
what materials the types can penetrate, and
what citizens may be called on to do in
emergency situations).
Apparently the DVD is licensed for home use,
so keep the viewer groups small. The sections
can be viewed separately which will make the
program easier to use for specific training
situations.
Program 1135: Scenario Training DVD
(28 min.)
[circa 1999] Although the program spends
more time showing officers participating in
training scenarios, the purpose of the training
method, along with some ideas about how to
set up a training scenario are presented
clearly. Scenarios that go well, and ones that
go badly, are included. Scenarios include a
traffic stop based on a confidential informant's
information, a suspicious person looking into
parked cars, and a domestic violence report,
Some "benchmarks" for a good response are
listed for the scenarios. Tips for working with
the role-players, and for recording the
scenarios are also included. Safety protocols
for scenario training are not specifically
addressed, but be sure to incorporate them
into your training session (no loaded firearms,
use of safety officers, etc.). The idea of
scenario training is to make it realistic, but not
so realistic that anyone is injured.
Program 1134: Witness DVD (22 min.)
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[circa 1998] This program is intended to
help viewers develop observational skills. In
the scenario, a customer holds up a restaurant;
after which, viewers are given a list of
questions to answer about the robber. Of
course, viewers know ahead of time to watch
for a robber, and sinister music starts to play
when he walks in the restaurant, but even with
the cues, it can be harder than expected to
describe the robber. Try it, and see how well
you do. The program concludes with some
suggestions for describing subjects.
Program 1133: I'm Shot: The Bullet's
Impact DVD (30 min.)
[Circa 1998] The effect of a bullet on a
human body is the topic of this program, and
is intended to help officers mentally prepare
for what they might experience if they are
shot. Several shooting incidents are
reenacted, and the surviving officers describe
how it felt to be shot. Between the scenes, a
narrator , as medical experts explain the effect
the bullet has as it passes through the body.
Viewers This program is intended for law
enforcement use only, so don't show it outside
the department.
Program 1132: Tribal Cops (DVD) (43
min)
[2001] The hardships of law enforcement
officers on Native American reservations in
the Dakotas is the focus of this History
Channel program. Aside from the problems
of policing a depressed area with insufficient
resources, the tribal police officer must
confront the related challenges of drug abuse
and violence, mainly among their own
relatives. Their remarks about their own
ambivalence toward their position (though,
interestingly enough, not toward their work)
give important insight into the way ethnic
minorities might view mainstream American
culture.
Program 1129: Abandoned Babies Safe
Haven Law (DVD) (8 min.)
[March 2006] This brief program from the
Chicago Police Department uses various
scenes to explain the enforcement of Illinois'
Abandoned Newborn Infant Protection Act
(325 ILCS 2/). The presentation is intended
for Chicago officers, so you may want to talk
about how to carry out the regulations in your
own community; and how the protection is
now extended to infants up to seven days old.
Also included are two short public service
announcements about the law, featuring
Chicago's former police chief Phil Cline.
Program 1128: Five Points Gangs: In
Search of History (DVD) (42 min.)
[1997] The Five Points neighborhood in
New York City has had a history of breeding
criminal and gang activity since before the
Civil War. This episode of the History
Channel's series In Search of History recounts
the history of the area, the immigrant groups
who lived there, and the types of gangs that
arose. The major leaders and events during
their tenure are highlighted. The main ethnic
gangs discussed include the Irish, Jewish, and
Italian. An interesting theme in the program
is how society in general perceived each
group, and how that attitude might have
influenced its criminality.
Program 1127: Operation Lifesaver
General Audience Videos (DVD) (2 hours,
39 min.)
[circa 2007] This 2-disc set features a
number of short educational videos about how
to stay safe around trains and train tracks.
The programs themselves appear to have been
produced between the mid-1980s to the mid
2000s, but having them in a single collection
makes choosing a suitable program for a
given audience. The General Audience
videos include:
Sly Fox and Birdie (9 min): The animated
adventures of a fox determined to fool around
the train right-of-way, and the bird who
persuades him that it's a bad idea.
Tracks are for Trains (7 min.): Police
officers, locomotive engineers, and teachers
have a lighthearted discussion of the need for
extreme caution around trains.
David's Run (14 min.): An eerie flashback,
in which a boy recalls the stupid things he and
his friends did around railroad property; the
last of which killed his sister.
Byron's Last Day (12 min.): A dead teen
stands by his vault and tells about the events
of the day that preceded his being killed
trying to take a short cut through a stopped
train.
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Die Hard if You're Dumb (12 min.): (I liked
this one). A group of teens planned and
produced this program about the dangers of
fooling around by train tracks. It is factual
and earnest, without being cloying.
Off Limits (13 min.): Engineers talk about
their experiences with people who who are
hit, or nearly hit, by trains, as the incidents are
reenacted. (This video has some picture
breakup toward the end.).
Final Answer (18 min.): A pedestrian and
several drivers participate in a gruesome game
show, in which their decisions about how to
respond at a grade crossing does indeed
become their final answer.
It's Your Choice (10 min.): Viewers are
presented with all the facts about why people
get killed by trains. Statements by engineers
and survivors of victims are also included. (It
includes references to the Fox River Grove
and Bourbonnais crashes.)
You Can Make a Difference, Too! (10
min.): An Operation Lifesaver recruitment
program, that tells about its origins, and
describes the types of programs and
volunteers who participate.
The Targeted Audience videos include
information about what to do if a vehicle gets
stuck on the crossing, and consists of::
Decide Smart, Arrive Safe (17 min.): For
School Bus Drivers.
Responsibility is Ours (18 min.): For School
Bus Drivers
Your Safety First (11 min.): For
Emergency/First Responders (Police, Fire,
Ambulances)
Your License or Your Life (10 min.): For
Big Rig drivers
Sledding' the Right Track (12 min.): For
Snowmobilers
Off Limits (13 min.): about the dangers of
trespassing on railroad property (see above).
Roll Call (10 min.): For Law Enforcement (to
encourage grade crossing enforcement)
It's Your Call (12 min.): For Judges: it goes
over the dangers of risky behavior around a
grade crossing, and urges stiff penalties for
those who do it.
The Bus Stops Here (11 min.): For Transit
and Motor Coach drivers.
Program 1126: SWAT Teams Shootouts
(DVD) (44 min.)
[2005] How hostage negotiators and
SWAT teams work together to resolve
hostage situations is the topic of this History
Channel production. A number of case
studies of real SWAT responses are used to
illustrate how raids are planned, issues teams
need to consider, the functions of snipers, the
equipment the teams use, and the speed with
which an operation is executed. The
information is amplified with statements from
officers and former hostages, who describe
their perspective of the events. The hostage
situations that are reenacted include the
Henry's Bar standoff (Stockton, CA: 1990 ), a
Honolulu office takeover (1996) and the Good
Guys electronic store rescue (Sacramento,
CA, 1991). Because the program is intended
for general audiences, the analysis is fairly
shallow, but it does provide a useful starting
place for discussion.
Program 1125: Distilleries (Modern
Marvels DVD) (44 min.)
[2004] One instructor uses this program as
part of his college class on DUI enforcement,
and was kind enough to donate a copy to the
NEMRT Library for that purpose. Although
the program doesn't address alcohol's effect
on the body, it does touch on the history of
distilling alcoholic beverages, how such
spirits as rum, bourbon, whiskey, vodka, and
tequila are made, plus some tips on mixing
drinks. One DUI-related application of this
program is to discourage binge drinking: the
history and creation of the spirits focus the
viewer on the creation and taste of the
beverage, rather than treating it only as a
means to drunkenness. But see what you
think.
Program 1124: Behind Enemy Lines:
Gangland (DVD) (44 min.)
[2007] This episode of History Channel's
series Ganglans studies the experience of two
ATF agents who went undercover to
investigate the Hell's Angels motorcycle gang.
After a 2002 melee between the Hell's Angels
and the Mongols biker gangs in Laughlin,
Nevada, ATF decides to try to infiltrate one of
the gangs. The agents (and the narrator) tell
about some of their experiences during the
year they spent with the club, how they were
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able to establish credibility, and how they
were finally removed when ATF decided to
end the operation. Sadly, prosecutions
resulting from this investigation, and several
others launched at the same time, fall apart,
reportedly due to agency rivalries. A couple
of interesting digressions in the program
include a description of the weapons the Hell's
Angels use, and the effect that working so
stressful an undercover operation had on the
two agents. The program, by the way, begins
with a warning about the graphic nature of the
content, so be careful about whom you show
it to.
Program 1123: Corpse Tech: Modern
Marvels (DVD) (44 min.)
[2008] Unless you're interested in
alternative burial methods, and other uses for
cadavers , much of this program probably
won't interest you. The first third, however
(about 15 minutes), examines forensic use of
cadavers, and would be a handy visual aid for
discussing death investigation with students
or explorers. It begins with a brief tour of the
University of Tennessee's "Body Farm"
(complete with pictures of its tenants!),
continues with a report on the use of cadaver
dogs, includes a description of the
anthropological use of the resulting skeletons
after the Body Farm researchers are done with
them, and concludes with a description of
what a coroner looks for during an autopsy.
It's specific and compact, without being
unduly gruesome. And the rest of the
program is pretty thought-provoking, too.
Program 1122: Extradition Procedures
POST Telecourse (DVD) (1 hour, 44 min.)
[May 2008] The Cook Co. Sheriff's Office
donated this program, produced by the
California Commission on Peace Officers
Standards and Training . The object of the
program is to explain procedures for
collecting and transporting prisoners, mainly
on airplanes. It discusses officer requirements
to travel armed, extradition and transportation
issues to prepare for, legal requirements for
prisoner transportation, airport and aircraft
expectations, composition of a "gun letter,"
international extraditions, seating, disruptions
on the airplane, and weapon discharges. The
section about weapons includes an interesting
segment from Mythbusters, in which the hosts
try to find out whether a bullet hole will bring
down a plane. (A hole won't, but blowing out
a window can.) A number of California
officers with experience transporting
extradited prisoners talk about their
experiences. The narrator states the various
regulations covering prisoner transportation
and flying armed throughout the program.
Handout material is available as a PDF file
on the DVD, but your computer will need a
DVD-ROM drive to reach them.
Program 1121: Canine Deployment for
Police (22 min.)
[2008] The purpose of this program from
the Countryside and the Cook County
Sheriff's Office is to inform law enforcement
personnel how to behave around a K9 unit. It
begins with a brief overview of situations in
which dogs might be used, procedures for
requesting a K9 unit; in this case, a narcotics
dog, then goes on to include behavior of
multifunction dogs. The narration goes into
some detail about searching, tracking, and
traffic stops, as well as pursuing and
apprehending suspects when dogs are present,
fleeing suspect behavior, setting up search
perimeters, and the use of airships in a search.
Compare this information with that in
NEMRT video #1023, K-9 Training for Street
Cops, The program is labeled "Law
Enforcement Only," so don't go showing it
around.
Program 1120: 911 on DVD: Health and
Customer Service (73 min.)
[2008] This demonstration DVD from
Public Safety Training Consultants explains
the DVD training program, which is said to
feature a number of short training videos for
Telecommunicator. This particular DVD
includes a short segment on the benefits of
regular exercise for Telecommunicator, some
analysis of an unusual call for assistance (a
woman was trapped in her car in a
malfunctioning automated car wash), a
segment describing fire equipment, disaster
management tips learned from Florida and
New Orleans, plus a brief discussion of risk
management by Gordon Graham The call
response would be a good discussion-
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 50
generator for explaining agency response
policy, and the descriptions of
telecommunicator experiences during Florida
hurricanes, and in New Orleans after
Hurricane Katrina are particularly notable.
By the way, I'm not sure the "play all" feature
is working as designed on the DVD, so you
might need to select the segments individually
in order to play them.
Program 1119: Conversations With Killers
(American Justice) DVD (45 min.)
[2005] Forensic psychiatrist Park Dietz is
the focus of this American Justice episode,
narrated by Bill Kurtis. Dr. Dietz discusses
his role in analyzing the mental state of
Jeffrey Dahmer, John Hinckley, Jr., Andrea
Yates, and stalker Robert Bardo; and explains
his conclusions. (Incidentally, he believed all
of them knew that what they were doing was
wrong.) ) Dr. Dietz also speaks about his
error in testimony that led to Andrea Yates's
conviction being overturned. The program
concludes with a brief discussion of ways
celebrities can identify a stalker from a crank.
By the way, the descriptions of Dahmer's
activities is quite grisly, so be careful where
you show this program.
Program 1118: Inside the Killer's Mind
(Investigative Reports) DVD (45 min.)
[2000] The combination of violent
physical abuse, mental illness and brain
damage, psychiatrist Dorothy Lewis theorizes,
is what makes a person prone to murder. Her
work is examined in this Investigative Reports
episode, along with the cases of two
convicted murderers she had worked with.
The conclusions may be questionable, but the
line of reasoning is thought-provoking. Bill
Kurtis narrates the program. The opening of
the program, by the way, suggests viewer
discretion due to graphic crime scene
material. So be caseful who you show it to.
Program 1117: Private Eyes (American
Justice) DVD (46 min.)
[1994] Bill Kurtis narrates this
investigative report about the activities of
private investigators. The cases they help
solve are sensational, but investigative
techniques, as compared with those available
to law enforcement officers, are intriguing.
Spotlighted detectives include a woman who
got the evidence necessary to convict the
perpetrators of a cold-case double murder, a
ministry that specializes in vindicating
wrongly-convicted murder suspects, Michael
Jackson's investigator (Anthony Pellicano),
America's first Private "I" or "eye" Allan
Pinkerton, and a detective who became
famous for eavesdropping devices, Hal Lipset
It might be something to think about as a postrequirement job.
Program 1116: Signs, Signals and
Markings (DVD) (18 min.)
[2006] Although showing this at roll call
might amount to a "Gentlemen, this is a
football" moment for officers, the information
presented about the meaning of traffic signs
and road markings can be a useful reminder to
any viewer. Informational and regulatory
signs, roadway markings, and roadway signs
are discussed, along with ways drivers should
adjust their driving when those signs and
markings are present. A Spanish-language
version is also available on the DVD menu.
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
produced this program.
International Association of Directors of Law
Enforcement Standards and Training.
Reciprocity handbook 2015. Albion, Mich.:
International Association of Directors of Law
Enforcement Standards and Training;
2015.iadlest.11143.2-IAD-2015.
Program 1114: Faith-Based Responses for
Crime Victims DVD (30 min.)
[2008] This program, from the Department
of Justice's Office for Victims of Crime,
recognizes that victims often need spiritual
comfort, not just physical assistance, so it is
about what religious leaders and groups can
do to help victims of both crime and distress.
It shows examples of religious/criminal
justice cooperation, including Police
Chaplains, a Native American recovery
program, a multifaith women's group that
promotes local assistance organizations, a
church based system for victim assistance,
The role churches can play in discovering
human trafficking victims, and a churchsponsored crime victim assistance (target
harden) program. If your agency is working
on developing community relations, this
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program might provide some useful ideas.
Program 1113: Using and Presenting
Digital Evidence in the Courtroom: Mock
Trial DVDs (2 ½ hours)
[2008] Although the whole 2-disc
program is unsuitable for roll call training, the
examples shown in the mock trial can
provide some useful illustrations for
courtroom preparation. A number of lawyers
and computer specialists act out a trial, in
which a man has been accused of attempting
to extort money from a company executive,
and then crashing their main computer system
when his demands weren't met. The trial
demonstrates how digital evidence may be
presented to a jury (though a disclaimer at the
beginning states that it isn't intended as a
recommendation). Some of the tools, and
some of the results of the investigation are
surprising, as is the jury's verdict. Comparing
what goes on in this staged trial might be
worth comparing with what viewers have
observed in actual ones.
Program 1112: Al Capone: Scarface DVD
(Biography) (44 min.)
[1995] The rise and fall of the man who
made the name of Chicago a byword for
organized crime to this day is described in this
Biography documentary. From his
beginnings as the son of honest Italian
immigrant parents, to his apprenticeship with
New York crime gangs, to his acquisition and
management of the Chicago Territory
(including control of several suburban
governments), to his decline and end
following the St. Valentine's Day Massacre,
the program uses testimonials from people
who knew him to illustrate how this legendary
criminal managed his organization. His
attempts to appear as a philanthropic
businessman make a fascinating contrast with
his evil conduct. (Another interesting point is
how evil can flourish when honest people give
it any accommodation at all, which is how he
gained control of several suburbs.)
Program 1111: John Dillinger: Biography
(DVD) (46 min.)
[1995] Researchers and acquaintances
describe the reckless life of Indiana's
"Gentleman Bandit"in this Biography episode,
The story begins with Dillinger's carefree, if
undisciplined, life as a farmboy, describes an
unexpectedly harsh punishment he received
for attempted mugging, then expands into his
adult career of prison escapes and bank
robbery. He had a reputation for being a
modern Robin Hood -- robbing banks instead
of people -- who was "crooked but not
twisted," and that mythic persona sets the tone
for the program. The story of this last
Desperado is interesting, but the public
relations aspect of how he appeared to the
public is just as intriguing.
Program 1110: Ted Kaczynski, the
Unabomber: Biography (DVD) (42 min.)
[1998] The life and, mental state of
Theodore Kaczynski are presented in this
Biography episode, as a possible explanation
of how and why he became a serial bomber.
The progression of his self-absorptions, his
growing intent to destroy technological
society, and his family's lifelong anxiety for
him are the main themes of this
documentation of aa tragically-wasted
brilliant intellect. By the way, the "UnA" in
Kaczynski's nickname comes from the FBI's
acronym for his initial targets: "UN"iversities
and "A"airlines.
Program 1109: Melvin Purvis (Biography)
DVD (45 min.)
[1999] The life story of the G-Man who
got Dillinger, whose successes apparently
infuriated his superiors to the point of driving
him from the service and eventually suicide,
is described in this Biography episode. Much
of the program is devoted to Purvis's
friendship with J. Edgar Hoover, his pursuit
of Baby Face Nelson and John Dillinger, and
what resulted when tPurvis became more
celebrated for tracking down the gangster than
the FBI or Hoover. The last third of the
program describes the kind of things he did
after he was forced out of the FBI, and briefly
describe the depression and ill health that
probably contributed to his suicide in 1960.
It's an instructive story for career planning -and effective supervision.
Program 1108: The Bully of Toulon
(American Justice) DVD (44 min.)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 52
[2004] The behavior and arrest of Curtis
Thompson, the resident bully of the town of
Toulon, Illinois, is the focus of this episode of
the series American Justice. The program
begins where Thompson's troubled private life
ended: with the police response to his
shooting of two neighbors and of Stark Co.
Sheriff's Deputy Adam Streicher. The
program describes the crimes, then explains
the process of gathering evidence to prove
that Thompson was the real, and only,
murderer. It then looks for reasons why his
typical vindictiveness might have grown to
homicidal proportions. A number of
interviews with people who knew Thompson,
and those who investigated and prosecuted the
case, are also featured. The program can be
useful for planning responses to belligerent
troublemakers. It's also a great reminder that
officers cannot be too courteous, but it is
possible for them, as well as citizens, to be too
patient with bad conduct.
By the way, ironically, Curt Thomas was
found dead in his cell on June 6, 2008, at the
Pontiac Correctional Facility, having
apparently committed suicide. (Shelton,
Sheila. Inmate found dead. Pontiac Daily
Leader. Pontiac, Ill.; June 9, 2008.)
Program 1107: First Response to Victims of
Crime DVD (30 min.)
[April 2008] Effective ways of
communicating with different types of crime
victims are the topic of this DVD from the
Department of Justice's Office for Victims of
Crime. Victims who were elderly, young,
disabled, immigrant, victims of sexual assault,
of DUI crashes, of human trafficking, of
mass-casualty crimes, and murder victim
survivors, talk about their (good) experiences
with responding officers, and remark on what
the officers said or did that was especially
helpful. The program makes a good reminder
of the personal aspect of the commitment to
serve and protect. The DVD has various
audio and visual options, depending on the
hearing or visual needs of the audience. The
included captioning, however, appears to be
non-negotiable.
Program 1106: Responding to Victims of
Human Trafficking DVD (20 min.)
[April 2008] If you have farms, hotels,
cleaning ladies, or engineering projects in
your jurisdiction, there's a good chance you
may also have some human trafficking
activity, too. This DOJ Office for Victims of
Crime includes statements about the
experience from victims of trafficking, some
of whom were peninsular Indian
metalworkers, ways of recognizing possible
victims, and things both police and the
community can assist them. The program
also describes the rights and legal status
available to victims, and the experiences of
victim service organizations that expanded
their outreach to victims of trafficking. The
program is fairly short, but a helpful reminder
of how victims of human trafficking can turn
up in unlikely places. The DVD includes a
resource guide, which is accessible if your
computer has a DVD drive.
Program 1105: Suicide: A Calculated
Departure DVD (55 min.)
[April 9, 2008] Dr. Wendy Blank-Navarro,
of the Illinois Department of Corrections,
speaks to a group of correctional personnel,
about the steps that correctional officers can
take to de-escalate a suicidal situation enough
for a mental health expert to intervene. She
describes the growing frequency of suicides in
the United States, the number of suicides in
correctional facilities, methods used, reasons,
predictors, and courses of action when
confronted with an inmate who appears to be
actively suicidal. The program concludes
with a brief statement about liability concerns.
The information , if not the visual
presentation, can hold the viewer's attention,
and can be applicable outside of a correctional
setting.
(Because of the lighting in the training
room, the multimedia material on the room's
screen is not legible. The information is read
aloud, so the viewers miss little. The
information is interesting, though the
presenter's attitude toward its usefulness is
somewhat dismissive. The recording was
made "among friends," so to speak, so some
of her remarks may not be the opinions of the
Illinois Department of Corrections or North
East Multi-Regional Training.)
Program 1104: Seal-Mar Baton and
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Defensive Tactics : Real Training for Real
Life (1 hour, 44 min.)
[2007] When Tommie Turner and Kevin
Gors introduce this baton training video, they
state that it is a training video, as opposed to a
demonstration video. Throughout the
segments, an issue or technique is described,
demonstrated, practiced by a group of
students, and then "coached" by the
instructors. The program includes segments
on baton selection and carrying, stances,
blocks, use of commands, striking points and
use of force, handcuffing, empty-hand
techniques, take-alongs, and takedowns.
Scattered through the program are a number
of "insider tips," or techniques that had
worked especially well for the instructors.
Although NEMRT doesn't necessarily endorse
the procedures described in this video, they
might be interesting to know about. As
always, compare the techniques with agency
policies and procedures before applying them.
Program 1103: Police Combat Tactics, Vol.
1 and 2 (DVDs) (Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85
min.)
[2003] This program includes both DVDs
of Police Combat Tactics by Lt. Kevin Dillon.
They consist of many short segments about
aspects of preparing, physically and mentally,
for the challenges of law enforcement.
Topics included on Volume 1 include:
Physical fitness training drills - Mentally
preparing for the job - Planning for the use of
force - Stances - Defensive tactics to prevent
injury - Combat punching - Close quarters
tactics.
Volume 2 examines: Striking to create
specific reactions and target selection during a
fight - Close quarter control - Takedowns Defensive strategies against armed attackers Defensive handcuffing tactics.
It concludes with short, usually illustrated,
lectures about: Teamwork and situational
strategy - Understanding threat levels - Gross
and fine motor skills - Listening to your
instinct - Coping with multiple attackers When to employ a first strike Dealing with impaired suspects - The
importance of professional demeanor and
communication.
Although NEMRT doesn't necessarily
endorse the procedures described in this
video, they might be interesting to know
about. As always, compare the techniques
with agency policies and procedures before
applying them.
Program 1102: Dynamic Striking
Techniques (DVD) (37 min.)
[1996] This program, produced by the
Police Institute of Tactical Training
(A.P.P.L.E. P.I.T.T.) introduces viewers to the
organization's system of striking techniques.
Although NEMRT doesn't necessarily endorse
the procedures described in this program, they
might be interesting to know about. As
always, compare the techniques with agency
policies and procedures before applying them.
Safety is emphasized throughout this
program: the introduction footrace extensive
safety guidelines, and more advice is
incorporated into each section. The training
areas addressed include Stances and Balance,
Tactical Movement, Knee Strikes, and Elbow
Strikes. The techniques are demonstrated by
a man dressed in white, filmed against a highcontrast blue background, so they are easy to
see and imitate.
Program 1100: Ground Zero: Search and
Recovery (DVD) (45 min.)
[2007] The World Trade Center site was
many things, including a massive crime scene.
This program, originally broadcast on History
Channel, follows the efforts to find evidence
for criminal investigation, as well as to
recover victims from the site, from September
12, 2001 to about May of 2002. Recovery
workers talk about how they had to work and
what they were looking for; investigators
describe how human remains were located
and identified, and family members of victims
discuss how they coped. Due to the program's
length, a lot of time could not be spent on the
investigative aspects of the clean-up, but the
overview is informative. It may not have
been the producers' intention, but most of the
program revolves around grieving: how
recovery workers reacted to finding the
remains of friends, how the Medical
Examiner's staff empathetically presented
dreadful information to victims' families, how
the families worked through having little or
no remains to grieve over. The program is
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useful for presenting methods of remains
recovery and identification, but even better as
a case study for ways of handling loss.
The focus in this program is on the prevention
of stress-related career termination, rather
than specifically officer suicides.
Program 1099: Traffic Stops and
Interdiction (DVD) (34 min.)
[2008] This In the Line of Duty episode
describes the importance of effective traffic
stops, techniques for performing them, and
how to help insure that the findings can be
used in court. Sheriff Michael Lewis
(Maryland) talks about his county's
Aggressive Criminal Enforcement Team, a
proactive system for challenging any type of
criminal who may be using a vehicle to move
through the region. How officers were
selected to participate, the benefits of using an
in-car camera, identifying suspicious
behavior, techniques for conducting a safe
stop, the proper use of backup, and finding
and preserving evidence are also discussed.
He reminds viewers of the importance of
wearing body armor, and finally, of
representing one's agency well in court.
Although Sheriff Lewis doesn't describe how
to perform a traffic stop, he gives a lot of
useful tips, that will need to be compared with
agency policies and procedures before
applying them. If used with new officers, you
might want to combine it with a program on
basic traffic stop procedures. Handout
material is available as a PDF file on the
DVD, but your computer will need a DVDROM drive to reach them.
Program 1097: New Trends in Suicide
Bombers [FBITN] DVDs (4 hours)
[circa 2006] Although planning for a
response to a suicide/homicide bomber is the
motivation for these FBI webcast, they
include information on all aspects of planning
for a terrorist attack.
Disc 1 examines the suicide attackers
themselves: how they are developed and
trained, organizations that use them, the
rationale for the act, case studies from other
countries, the types of bombs used (both
personal and vehicular), how terrorists gather
intelligence, and ideas for developing
reasonable suspicion for investigation.
Several video clips are featured, including an
analysis of the Beslan school attack. Part One
concludes with a nightmare "what-if" scenario
of an attack on an officer's daughter's high
school.
The discussion on Disc 2 surrounds
balancing public security with the amount of
control the public will tolerate. The first
expert panel analyzes crowd management and
control, Fourth Amendment rights and
application, other court decisions affecting
police response, and public relations. The
program concludes with a description of
available training programs and resources.
Also featured is a brief presentation by the
chief of the University of Oklahoma Police
Department about the October 2005 incident
when a student blew himself up outside the
football stadium during a game.
Both DVDs are broken down into a
number of scenes, which makes reaching the
most applicable segments quickly accessible.
By the way, the program is listed as "Law
Enforcement Only," so don't show it around.
Program 1098: Cop Counselors
(Investigative Reports) DVD (45 min.)
[2001] As one of the featured counselors
on this program points out, a police
department will spend millions on equipment
maintenance , and in spite of the big
investment it has in its officers, will spend
nothing on their mental health maintenance.
Bill Kurtis narrates this Investigative Reports
episode about police officers suffering from
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and programs
several law enforcement agencies have
developed to help them. Officers talk about
their symptoms, their anger with their
department, and issues within the police
culture that would inhibit their being treated.
Assistance programs in New Jersey, New
York, and San Francisco are then highlighted.
Program 1096: A. Lincoln, Attorney at Law
DVD (27 min.)
[2006] This program is somewhat out of
the NEMRT video collection's topical range,
but it does provide a useful overview of the
Illinois criminal justice system in early 19th
century, along with personal and motivational
aspects of Abraham Lincoln's life that
transcend profession. Several law processions
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(and presumably Lincoln "buffs") talk about
the period's court circuit, famous personalities
of the justice system, and the experiences that
helped Lincoln develop the skills that would
help him later in national politics. Although
this isn't roll call material, it would certainly
be helpful in introductory criminal justice
classes, or for inspirational purposes.
Program 1095: Trolley Square: The Night
Rapid Response Worked (In the Line of
Duty) DVD (41 min.)
[2007] In NEMRT video #1075, Col. Dave
Grossman remarks that the first officer on the
scene of an active shooter can make a
difference in ending the assault. This
program, recounting the events of the active
shooter encounter at the Salt Lake City, Utah,
Trolley Square shopping mall in February
2007, demonstrates his point. Several of the
officers involved, including the off-duty
officer who first engaged the gunman, the first
responding officer, and the SWAT team
leader tell about what they saw and heard,
how they responded, and what they might
have done differently.
This program will give any agency with an
enclosed mall or school in its jurisdiction a lot
to think about, and plan for. Some of the
issues discussed include off-duty badge and
weapon placement, the problem of "phantom"
shooters (multiple descriptions of the same
subject), securing and clearing a large
building, attending to the injured, and the
significance of planning and training to
achieving a successful ending. (One training
tip not mentioned in the program is the
importance of learning the sound of different
types of firearm blasts. It may prevent a
fellow officer being shot by mistake.)
The DVD opens with an advertisement you
may want to fast-forward through.
Program 1094: Cleaning Up After the
Disaster DVD set (3 hours, 51 min.)
[2005] The process of cleaning up the
Oklahoma City's Murrah Federal Building and
New York's World Trade Center sites provide
a number of useful training points important
for planning a disaster response . This set
includes two DVDs, and a CD-ROM with
Outcomes of the Terror Debris Grant
Committee Report. The DVDs are:
From the Ashes: The Untold Story of Ground
Zero [1 hour, 7 min.]. Contractors who
worked to clean up the World Trade Center
site talk about their experiences, innovations
they had to make, the process by which the
site was secured and the debris was removed,
concluding with considerations for future
contractors. Minnesota 2005 Terror Debris
Management Workshop, featuring the
lectures:
Oklahoma City Bombing (Mike Love,
Commander, Public Works Emergency
Response Team, Oklahoma City, OK) . [31
min.]
World Trade Center Attack: First Response
and Overview (Mike Burton) [23 min.]
World Trade Center Attack: Operations and
Management (Luis Mendes) [14 min.]
World Trade Center Attack; Sanitation and
Landfill Operations (Dennis Diggins) [37
min.]
World Trade Center Attack: Contracts and
Reimbursements, and Environmental Health
and Safety (William Cote) [24 and 10 min.]
World Trade Center Attack: Lessons Learned
and Post-Disaster Planning (Rachel Griffith)
[15 min.]
Questions and Answers [10 min.]
Planning issues to watch for include the
assignment of oversight authority for the
multiple aspects of the response, cooperation
among responding agencies, working within
governmental regulation, evidence collection,
and site security.
Program 1093: Public Health Implications
of Law Enforcement Stress [NIJ Research
in Progress Series] (37 min.)
[March 23, 1999] Robyn Gershon
describes the findings of some research her
team conducted with the Baltimore Police
Department, and relates them to information
drawn from other studies. The lecture
becomes a thought-provoking discussion of
the effects of job stress on police officers, and
how that stress manifests itself in domestic
violence, depression, and suicide. Because
the program is an analysis of information,
rather than a guide to responding to stress, it
would be better for management study or
classroom use than it would for roll call. The
speaker's assertion that, mentally, officers tart
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their career as psychologically normal people,
but are changed by the job, might make for
some interesting discussion, though.
Program 1084: Addressing the Needs of
Juvenile Status Offenders and Their
Families DVD (1 hour, 57 min.)
[January 2007] Status offenses are often
the precursor to adult criminal activity, and
early intervention with children and their
families is more cost-effective than
incarcerating an inmate. The Office of
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention,
among other agencies, presented this
teleconference, to inform viewers of the
prevalence of juveniles involved in status
offenses, the importance of intervention, and
best practices from various areas for handling
troubled youths and their families.. Several
panels of experts discuss the causes and
effects of juvenile status offenses, the
Importance of intervening early with status
offenders and their families, along with
methods used in their jurisdictions,
comprehensive family and juvenile services,
and ways to involve juveniles in developing
solutions.
The first sixteen minutes of the program
feature representatives of the sponsoring
agencies announcing how glad they are to be
participating in the telecast, so, if viewing
time is limited, you could probably just jump
past this section.
Program 1083: Vigilance: Patrolling in the
New Era of Terrorism DVD ( 7 min. and 9
min.: 16 min., total)
[circa 2004] This 2-part program from the
Department of Homeland Security reminds
viewers that terrorist suspects are often caught
during routine traffic stops. Part 1 lists some
behaviors that might give an officer reason to
suspect the subject is involved in terroristic
activity, plus some discussion questions. Part
2 explains the function of the Terrorist
Screening Center (TSC) through NCIC, when
it should be contacted about a detained
subject, and what its codes mean. The
program concludes with a description of a tip
sheet the Center makes available to law
enforcement officers. For more information
on the TSC, visit
http://www.fbi.gov/terrorinfo/counterrorism/ts
c.htm .
Program 1082: Rolling Backup: Taking
Care of Our Own (DVD) (21 min.)
[February 2004] The number of law
enforcement officers killed in the line of duty
annually is around 150. The number of
officers who take their own lives is about 350.
Officers are more likely to kill themselves
than to be killed. This DVD, produced by the
Len Depression Fund, in cooperation with the
Michigan State Police, presents viewers with
the conditions that might incline an officer
toward considering suicide, symptoms and
warning signs, and available sources (in
Michigan) for getting help. Agencies will
want to make viewers aware of similar
resources available to them when using this
program locally. Above all, viewers are urged
to help fellow officers who may be at risk:
law enforcement officers take care of their
own, and need to be ready to provide backup
to their fellow officers when the danger is
personal.
The Len Depression Fund was formed in
memory of a Michigan State Police officer
who took his own life. It works to save other
police families from the loss of a loved one by
informing police officers about the
seriousness of suicide, its symptom, and other
ways of responding to persona crisis.
Program 1081: Recovering from Your
Crime Related Injuries (DVD) (11 min.)
[1999] This brief, pithy program from the
Department of Justice's Office for Victims of
Crime gives a brief overview of a victim's
rights in most states, the benefits of getting
involved in the criminal justice process to
prosecute the offender, and the importance of
working through he trauma of having been
victimized. The narration also urges viewers
to cooperate with the doctors while being
treated, to fill out and submit compensation
forms as required, and not to blame oneself
for being a crime victim. The program
appears to have been intended to show to
victims who may still be hospitalized, or
under a doctor's care, but could be used at
other times, of course.
Program 1080: Unsolved history : The St.
Valentine's Day massacre
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[[s.l., circa 2004]] This episode from
Discovery Channel's Unsolved History series
features former Cook County Sheriff's Police
Academy chief Art Bilek, along with forensic
and ballistic experts, in an analysis of how Al
Capone's gang was able to effect the St.
Valentine's Day Massacre. Using the
available information, and modern
investigation methods of the apparent
inconsistencies, the team prevents a
convincing case for what actually happened
during the shooting. It's long for roll call, but
a useful reminder of the importance of careful
analysis. I'm also not sure if the program is
licensed for educational or group viewing, so
be careful if you use it.
Program 1079: Crime Victims with
Disabilities: What the Prosecutor Needs to
Know (DVDs) (Disc 1: 1 hour, 20 min.,
Disc 2: 50 min.)
[2006] The subtitle of this 2-DVD set is
"What the prosecutor needs to know about
Autism, Cerebral Palsy, Mental Retardation,
Traumatic Brain Injury." Although the
California District Attorneys Association
produced this program to inform prosecutors
about ways to help victims in the criminal
justice process, the foundational information
is useful to anyone in the process who might
be called on to help victims with limited
ability to communicate. (Mental illness is not
included in this program.)
Disc 1 focuses on the process of case
preparation and presentation for one
involving a person with a disability in court.
The cases of, and the accommodation that
were made for, several disabled crime victims
are described, along with ideas for
demonstrating the victim's credibility.
Disc 2 describes the forms the above-listed
disabilities can take in a person, the kind of
crimes that may be perpetrated against them,
the types of offenders, and how they can
intimidate or influence a victim's testimony.
Two noteworthy segments describe the
importance of visually recording forensic
interviews, and Boston's program for
investigating and prosecuting crimes against
(generally institutionalized) disabled persons.
Although much of the information is most
appropriate for lawyers, the principles
involved are applicable to the work of any
investigator who might have to work with a
victim with a disability. As of this writing,
related resources for this program can be
found at http://www.cdaa.org/multimedia.htm
.
Program 1078: Victim Impact: Listen and
Learn (57 min.)
[circa 2001] As the video box explains,
"Fourteen courageous men and women share
their experiences as crime victims and
powerfully demonstrate the 'ripple effect' that
one crime can have on an individual, family
members, and the greater community at
large." These direct, or indirect, victims of
crime talk about the circumstances of the
crime, what happened afterward, and how the
crime ultimately ruined their lives. The
people telling about their experiences were
either the victim of, or the family member of,
crimes including a homicidal arson, an assault
with a baseball bat, a burglary, child (sexual)
abuse and neglect, quadriplegic abuse
(domestic sexual abuse, that, because of how
her disability was portrayed, went unresolved,
TWICE!), domestic violence, DUI, gangrelated homicide, hate crime (some white
goons severely beat an Asian teen), homicide,
rape (a police officer's wife!), and robbery. It
isn't roll call material, but sections of it would
be applicable to training programs on
investigating various crimes, working with
victims, PTSD, and crime prevention. The
segment with the abused disabled woman, the
man who endured long-term child sexual
abuse, and the rape victim, are particularly
thought-provoking.
Program 1077: DNA: Critical Issues for
Those Who Work with Victims DVD (24
min.)
[April 2007] Several victims of crime
(direct or indirect) describe how DNA
evidence helped solve, if not resolve, their
cases. Included is the story of a police
officer's wife who was raped, a family whose
daughter was murdered, a rape victim whose
case was "cold" for some years before a DNA
match was found, and a segment about DNA
processing on Indian reservations. In
addition to their narratives, the victims remark
on police and investigative contacts that were
especially helpful. Comments from
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prosecutors and investigators about the
importance of DNA evidence are interspersed
with the victims' stories. The program pays
particular attention to the Sexual Assault
Nurse Examiner (SANE) as part of a Sexual
Assault Response Team (SART). In one of
the cases described here, a suspect is
identified through DNA, yet was found
innocent by a jury. The program can also be a
useful reminder that DNA evidence does not
guarantee a conviction.
Program 1076: Sexual Assault Response
Teams: Partnering for Success (DVD) (8
min.)
[circa 2006] This program, from the
Department of Justice's Office for Victims of
Crime, demonstrates the effectiveness of
Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTs)
when gathering evidence and in reducing the
strain put on the victim. Several victims
praise this team response, which is intended to
insure efficient collection of evidence from
the victim's body, explain it in court, and to
help the victim through the criminal justice
process. Remarks on the range of victims a
team may be called on to assist are also
included.
Program 1075: Could a Russian-like
School Siege Happen Here? (In the Line of
Duty) (29 min.)
[2007] Col. Dave Grossman (ret.)
discusses the logistics of repeating, in the
United States, a terrorist takeover like the one
Beslan endured. The tactics would work on
venues other than schools, by the way. His
commentary includes illustrations from other
U.S. school shootings, suggested law
enforcement weapons, suspicious behaviors to
watch for and question, the necessity for
community integration into its own defense,
and the importance of lockdown drills. A list
of planning points concludes the presentation.
One of the themes of the program is that
ONE OFFICER REALLY CAN MAKE A
DIFFERENCE, and that officer's
determination to stop the evildoers who are
holding a school hostage will help do it. The
other theme is that the U.S. is in denial about
the possibility of something happening here.
Compared with his other lectures, Col.
Grossman is quite indignant here, and might
offend some policy-makers. Well, at least
you'll have heard another insight on potential
response. Incidentally, at the very end of the
program, viewers are given a list of the
weapons found at the Beslan school. It's a
real jaw-dropper.
Program 1074: Sniper in the Tower: True
Crime Authors (44 min.)
[2004] Author Gary M. Lavergne (A
Sniper in the Tower: The Charles Whitman
Murders, 1997) discusses the August 1, 1966,
90-minute sniper standoff at the University of
Texas at Austin. Using some narration,
original film footage, and many reenactments,
Lavergne describes his findings about the
shooter's background, his mental state, and the
circumstances that led up to the murders.
Much of the program is devoted to the
shooter's family life and psychological
development, but the description of his
preparation for the shooting can be very
useful for planning what the first officer on
such a scene might need to be ready for.
Lavergne remarks toward the end of the
program that this shooting was one of the
motivators for developing SWAT teams, but
this reenactment gives viewers an opportunity
to think about the number of things officers
may have to do before SWAT gets there.
Although not especially graphic, it is a
remarkably eerie program.
Program 1073: Religions, Cultures and
Communities DVDs (140 min, total)
[September 2006] The U.S. Department of
Justice distributed this Chicago Police
Department-produced series of programs
about the religious and cultural elements that
influence the community. The two DVDs
examine:
Religions: Diversity is Our Strength (6 min.),
which presents an overview of the series.
Security, Diversity, and Respect (11 min.),
which describes traditional dress that airport
security personnel might find suspicious.
Techniques for searching people wearing
turbans, veils, amulets, and such, are
discussed. (This segment is informative and
immediately practical. SLC). Specific
segments are included on Sikhism (12 min.),
Buddhism (8 min.), Islam (12 min.), Judaism
(12 min.), Hinduism (9 min.), and Eastern
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Orthodox Christianity (10 min.);
and Cultures: East Asian (10 min.), South
Asian (9 min.), Puerto Rican and Cuban (7
min.), Mexican (9 min.), Central/South
American (8 min.), Transgendered (9 min.),
and Building Trust (8 min.).
The Transgendered segment is especially
interesting: its main focus is on an
understanding of cross-dressers, rather than
the homosexual community. Clothing,
behaviors, and non-Western or unexpected
conduct is described, and viewers are advised
on how to behave around these identity
groups. Some of the topics addressed in the
segments are applicable to working with any
foreigners (language difficulties and the right
to contact their consulate, for instance) or
ethnic groups. As always, check with
community leaders, agency policy, and your
own observation of the community, before
applying any of this information. It can also
be viewed online at
http://bja.ncjrs.gov/diversity/flash.html
Although the NIJ released the set in 2006,
some references to flights at Meigs Field in
one segment indicate an earlier production
date.
Program 1072: Graduated Sanctions: An
Effective Intervention Strategy for
Addressing Delinquency Teleconference
DVD (1 hour, 36 min.)
[March 22, 2005] This OJJDP tele-webconference, originally broadcast March 22,
2005, examines the benefits of graduate
sanctions for juvenile offenders. It examines
three demonstration sites, and describes their
successes with, what amounts to, making the
means of reformation fit the crime. The
methods the sites apply include restitution and
taking responsibility for one's actions (St.
Joseph, Missouri), assessment and early
intervention (Dayton, Ohio), and the juvenile
mental health court (Santa Clara, California).
After each method's video profile, the
panelists take questions from the audience and
viewers. (By the way, for some reason, the
picture in this program appears to be
"squashed" when played on our equipment. It
might look better if you have a wide screen
receiver.)
Program 1071: Working Together to Stop
the Prostitution of Children Teleconference
DVD (1 hour, 40 min.)
[December 11, 2003] This 2003 OJJDP
teleconference is intended to highlight the
problems child prostitution present to the
criminal justice system, promising programs
to address the problem, and resources
available to practitioners. The activities and
successes of the Juvenile Crime Squad (New
York City), The prosecution of pimps under
RICO statutes (Atlanta, Georgia), and SAGE:
Standing Against Global Exploitation (San
Francisco, California). Between the case
studies is commentary from law enforcement
practitioners, who answer viewer questions
and talk about their experiences with child
prostitution, enforcement problems and
loopholes in the criminal justice system, and
changes that should be made. About an hour
and 24 minutes into the program, OJJDP
administrator J. Robert Flores makes some
useful remarks about stopping the social
weaknesses that help an acceptance of
prostitution to develop.
Program 1070: Deadly Transactions
(Investigative Reports Series) DVD (47
min.)
[1997] Violent, takeover-style, bank
robberies are the topic of this Investigative
Reports episode, narrated by Bill Kurtis. The
reasons for violent robberies, and the typical
personality of the robbers, are examined.
Then case studies of several violent robberies
including a 1997 Thousand Oaks, California,
murder,; the Wales Bank Robbery
(Wisconsin. See NEMRT Video #628) and
the North Hollywood bank robbery (see
NEMRT video #991) are used to illustrate
how the modern violent robbers operate. The
program includes comments from witnesses
and police responders on how the robbery
proceeded, the effect on the victims and their
families, and how banks and police have
changed their tactics for responding to
robberies.
Program 1069: To Catch a Killer:
Homicide Detectives (American Justice
Series) DVD (45 min.)
[1996] Now you'll know why detectives
look the way they do. Bill Kurtis narrates this
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episode in A&E's American Justice series,
which uses the real investigations of a bar
robbery in which several patrons were
murdered, a serial sniper in Ohio, and an
unidentified dead child in a New York City
project, to show how homicide detectives go
about solving murders. Noteworthy aspects
of the process include the use of interrogation,
comparing current crimes to similar ones to
identify suspects, sharing information among
agencies, as well as the effect of the work on
the detectives.
Program 1068: Street Gangs: A Secret
History DVD (1 hour, 31, min.)
[2000] This episode of Time Machine with
Roger Mudd examines the history and activity
of gangs in the United States, beginning with
the child gangs of the colonial days, the Irish
and ethnic gangs of the 1800s on through the
modern Latino gangs, Asian gangs, and Black
gangs. Special attention is paid to the ways
corrupt political organizations and organized
crime groups would use gangs, the Zoot Suit
riot in 1943, New York youth gangs of the
1950s, the community-renewal activities of
the Vice Lords in the 1960s, and the activities
of the Tongs and Triads in San Francisco.
Included are remarks from former (frequently
elderly) gang members, social observers, and
police officers. Also mentioned in passing is
the effect of West Side Story on the public
perception of gangs, and the role of women in
a gang. It may not give any enforcement tips,
but the historical perspective is interesting.
Program 1067: Death Detectives: The L.A.
County Coroner (Inside Story) DVD (45
min.)
[1996] Bill Kurtis narrates this
examination of the Los Angeles County
Coroner's Office, and its clients. Viewers see
the types of professionals necessary for
investigating unexpected deaths, their
activities and working conditions, and the
victims whose varied deaths they investigate.
The evidence the doctors look for, before and
during an autopsy, and how it is collected is
also addressed. Highlighted. investigations
include an accidental shooting and a
suspicious asphyxiation are featured. With
viewer discretion, this program could be used
in situations where The Autopsy (#964) is too
"heavy". Because it features the Coroner's
Office's staff, it does includes some of the
"gallows" humor those who work around
death need to develop, which the short
program cannot.
Program 1066: IEDs (Improvised Explosive
Devices): CoMNET Broadcast (December
13, 2006) DVD (60 min.)
[December 13, 2006] The most
immediately useful portion of this CoMNET
webcast is on Improvised Explosive Devices
(IEDs). It describes some of the
characteristics of IEDs, motivations behind
those who use them, and the forms the devices
can take, including suicide bombs, car bombs,
and package bombs. Other features in the
broadcast include an examination of the FBI's
Intelligence Directorate, Intelligence Fusion
Centers, and how they help to piece together
intelligence information; a description of tools
and resources available for emergency
responders to detect bio-threat agents, and one
on Bomb Robots.
At this writing, online streaming video and a
transcript are available at
http://terrorism.spcollege.edu/NEW/Broadcast
.aspx?ID=50 .
Program 1065: Anti-Human Trafficking
for the Law Enforcement Professional
DVD (45 min.)
[2006] In late 2006, Illinois began an
initiative to stop human trafficking in the
state. According to the information presented
here, Chicago is a major hub for this modern
slavery, whose victims can be found
anywhere from urban hotels and restaurants
to rural farms. This presentation is an
introduction to more extensive training
programs which should soon be available. It
describes the problem, and gives a general
explanation of the laws and resources
available to law enforcement to identify and
arrest traffickers. Although it would benefit
from handouts listing the immigration rules
and options associated with human trafficking
cases, and a format encouraging viewer
interaction (much of it is "talking head"), it
does remind viewers to watch for evidence of
this serious, underrecognized, crime.
A couple of sources for more information
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(and handouts) are the state's website:
http://www.dhs.state.il.us/projectsInitiatives/tr
afficking/ , and the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Service's site at
http://www.acf.hhs.gov/trafficking/campaign_
kits/index.html#law .
Program 1064: Share the Road (League of
Illinois Bicyclists) DVD (7 min.)
[2006] Bicycles have rights to road use,
just as motor vehicle do. They also have the
same rules to obey. Robbie Ventura, formerly
of the U.S. Postal Service's Tour De France
cycling team, hosts this program about the
basic rules of the road for people on bicycles.
He goes over common cycling laws, and hand
signals, Much of the program is devoted to car
driver responsibilities when bicycles are
present, cyclist considerations when cars are
present, and Road Rage (even cyclists get
angry sometimes). The program is best suited
for young adolescents through adults, rather
than little children. A teaching guide, as well
as streaming and downloadable versions, for
this video is available at
http://www.bikelib.org/video/index.htm
Program 1063: Lightning (Nature Tech)
DVD (45 min.)
[2003] Lightning safety is a topic that is
not commonly addressed, and this is the first
program we've found that attempts to address
it. Although this episode of History Channel's
Nature Tech is longer and more thorough than
might be appropriate for roll call, it does
include some helpful information for avoiding
being struck by lightning. Included are
segments on how lightning forms, methods of
detection, and attempts at controlling it. One
of the most interesting segments, though, is
about the successes of the lightning detectors
used in Park Ridge, Illinois, at its parks. The
program concludes with a brief description of
safe shelters during storms, and places to
avoid.
Program 1062: Suicide/Homicide Bombers
(Live Response) DVD (58 min.)
[September 27, 2006] The panelists in this
September 27, 2006, Live Response episode
discuss the threat homicide bombers pose to
the U.S. public. The conversation rangers
from bomber behavior and techniques,
suggestions for recognition, prevention and
interdiction, biohazard considerations, sources
for more information, and the importance of
community involvement. Speakers include
Howard Linett, Esq. (Israeli Defense Forces
Combat Engineers), Joseph W. Trindal
(Regional Director, National Capitol Region,
Federal Protective Service), and Joseph
Watson (Sgt., Alexandria, Virginia, Police
Department (Ret.)). Homicide bombers don't
let themselves to a checklist response, but the
speakers do offer some useful ideas for target
recognition and response planning. (The
program is also available on VHS video.)
Program 1061: Mass Fatality Management
(Live Response) DVD (58 min.)
[March 22, 2006] WMD events, natural
disasters, and public emergencies can all
result in mass fatalities. Agencies need to
have plans in place to respond to such
situations, in ways that are efficient,
appropriate to the situation, and respectful of
the victims' remains. The discussion in this
Live Response broadcast centers on the
assistance the Department of Homeland
Security's DMORT teams can provide,
conditions agencies need to address in their
planning, the functions of the coroner or
medical examiner, approaches to identifying
remains, along with considerations for
handling contaminated remains.. Panelists
include Frank DePaolo (Asst, Director,
Disaster Preparedness & Response Unit,
Office of Chief Medical Examiner, New York
City) , Leonard Parker (Dep. Commander,
Disaster Mortuary Operational Response
Team), and Pat Brewer (Florida Emergency
Mortuary Operations Response System
(FEMORS).
Program 1060: Psychological Impact of
Terrorism (Live Response) DVD (58 min.)
[July 19, 2006] The principal topic of this
Live Response episode is the handling the
effect of traumatic stress on first responders.
Several experts describe some of the stressors,
symptoms, and resources available for helping
them cope. Panelists include Brian W. Flynn
(Center for the Study of Traumatic Stress),
Steven D. Sherrets, Ph.D. (Mental
Health/Criminal Justice Manager, Maine),
Robin H. Gurwitch, Ph.D. (Department of
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Pediatrics - University of Oklahoma Health
Sciences Center), and Robert J. Ursano, M.D.
(Uniformed Services University of Health
Sciences School of Medicine). Also featured
are statements from first responders who have
had traumatic experiences, and remarks on
viewer questions. The program is somewhat
"loose" for roll call training, but it presents a
lot of material to think about.
Program 1059: Meth Epidemic (The):
Frontline DVD (53 min.)
[2006] This episode from PBS's Frontline
series examines the history and effect of
methamphetamine, from the Pacific coast on
east. It relates the history of the West Coast's
addiction to methamphetamine, local and
federal attempts to regulate the ingredients the
drug producers were buying (generally
legally, but noticeably unethically) to produce
the drug. and what the program producers
think the federal government should be doing
to control the drug. (Little sympathy is shown
for the pharmaceutical companies with
legitimate uses for ephedrine or
pseudoephedrine.) Other effects of meth
production and use that the program describes
include its influence in domestic violence and
child abuse, and its physically destructiveness
to users. The description of a reporter's
analysis of meth use might be helpful when
planning crime-related research. A useful
point made in the program is that the Meth
Epidemic rises and falls depending on the
purity of the drug. According to the
information presented, as of 2006, the Meth is
very pure. For more information, visit the
episode's website at
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/met
h/
By the way, the DVD includes
"Commentary" as a special feature. The
video's producer's remarks may be more
immediately relevant than the actual Frontline
program. He amplifies the scripted program
on the physical effects of meth, its relation to
identity theft and pornography, the way meth
lab hazardous waste is wrecking California
farmland, and adds his impressions of some of
the interviews.
Program 1058: Mafia: The History of the
Mob in America (DVDs) (3 hours, 42 min.
over 5 programs))
[1993] Strictly speaking, these programs
from the Arts & Entertainment American
Justice series, narrated by Bill Kurtis, is not
about the real "Mafia" from Sicily, but the
various organized crime gangs active in the
United States in the early and mid 1900s. The
subtitle better describes the content. The
segments are:
The Prohibition Years (45 min.), which
examines the effect of Prohibition on public
corruption, the development of criminal
organizations, the organizations that preceded
them, and the people involved. Philadelphia
and New York are given particular attention,
as is the rise of Al Capone.
Birth of the Mafia (44 min.), which
describes how the Sicilian Mafia in the United
States developed into the American Mob, and
its activities in 1920's Chicago and New York.
Lucky Luciano, Lt. Giuseppe Petrosino,
Frankie Yale, and Al Capone are featured.
The Kennedys and the Mob (44 min.),
which examines connections between the
Mob and the Joe Kennedy family; and why
the mob got John F. Kennedy in 1963. (The
details presented tend toward sensational
gossip in this segment.)
Unions and the Mob (44 min.), which
describes the influence of the Mob on
business protection, union leadership and
organization, particularly during the 1920s1950s. Case studies are featured about the
Longshoremen's Union, the Ford Automotive
Company, and the motion picture industry.
(The Teamsters Union, or any recent activity,
is not mentioned.)
Empire of Crime (45 min.) recounts mob
influence in New York in the 1930s, its
involvement in black markets, and in shipping
during World War II -- Operation Underworld
-- and Bugsy Segal's ambitions for developing
Las Vegas.
Program 1057: Organized Crime: A World
History (DVDs) (217 min., over 5
programs)
[2001] The History Channel produced this
2-DVD set from their History Alive series,
about the forms organized crime has taken in
other parts of the world . DVD 1 presents
overviews of organized crime in Sicily (43
min.) and Russia (44 min.), and DVD 2 looks
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at Columbia (44 min.), China (43 min.), and
India (43 min.). Sicily's program examines
the history of the Mafia on Sicily, and the
Mafia War of the 1980s . Russia's describes
the origins of The Red Mafia in Imperial
Russia's "Thieves' World" organization, and
its smuggling and gun-running activities.
Columbia's program presents the history of
the Columbian drug cartels, and the effect of
Pablo Escobar. Chinese Organized Crime's
origin in the Triads, and the history of the
Green Gang in Shanghai, along with street
gang activities in New York and human
trafficking, are the focus of the China episode.
The series concludes with India's early
experience with organized crime in the form
of Thuggee, and its current problems with
organized crime's involvement with
smuggling and extortion of the motion picture
industry .
Program 1056: Volunteers in Police
Service Educational Video Series DVD (40
min., over 4 programs)
[circa 2006] The International Association
of Chiefs of Police , along with the U.S.
Department of Justice Bureau of Justice
Programs and the Bureau of Justice
Assistance made this 4-program DVD about
the advantages of setting up agency Volunteer
programs. The segments are:
VIPS: The Executive Perspective (7
min.), in which police managers from around
the country make statements about the
advantages of having agency volunteers.
Introducing Volunteer Activities to Law
Enforcement (11 min.), featuring officers of
various ranks who talk about the helpfulness
of volunteers, and how citizen police
academy-type programs helped develop them.
The Chaplaincy Program at the Fresno (CA)
Police Department is given particular
attention.
Introducing Law Enforcement
Volunteerism to the Community (13 min.)
essentially repeats the previous segment.
Officers and volunteers from Billings
(Montana), Fresno (California), and Lowell
(Massachusetts) describe volunteer
opportunities in their communities, and how
much they enjoy participating.
Engaging Youth through Volunteering
(9 min.), which examines agency functions
suitable for teen assistance (including use of
an Explorer program), as well as other youthoriented programs departments might want to
consider.
It should be useful as a motivational
program, for the community as well as the
department. For more information on
starting, a new program, or fostering an
existing one, visit the VIPS website at www.
policevolunteers.org.
Program 1055: Windy City Tornado: Mega
Disasters DVD (44 min.)
[2006] This episode of History Channel's
series Mega Disasters uses the April 21, 1967,
family of tornadoes that touched down in
Belvidere, Oak Lawn, Hometown, and
Evergreen Park to predict what would happen
if a tornado hit downtown Chicago. It's rather
long and sensational for roll call, but would be
great for planning an emergency response.
Highlights, aside from the description of the
effects of the 1967 tornado, include some
myth-busting, an explanation of how radar
detect storms -- it's not as immediate as one
would think -- some of the research being
done into the formation of tornadoes, and the
estimated extent of damage a worst-case
tornado would do to the Loop. The computer
graphics are pretty alarming. Let's hope Mega
Disasters doesn't find out about the New
Madrid fault!
Program 1054: FBI: A Revealing Inside
Look at the Bureau DVD (55 min.)
[2003] The activities of the FBI, and how
its function has changed after the 2001
Terrorist Attacks, are the focus of this
National Geographic Channel program.
While following the work of Director Robert
Muller through a composite "day", the
program illustrates the FBI's preparation for
responding to any future attacks. Such
current activities as terrorism evidence
identification and collection, site security,
bioterrorism investigation, activities in
foreign countries, and criminal profiling are
contrasted with the Bureau's earlier activities.,
and the biases of earlier directors How it was
able to disassociate itself from unethical
behavior is also examined. Using statements
various agents, serving in various capacities,
viewers are presented with a view of the
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startlingly broad range of activities the FBI is
responsible for. Also included are the special
features the "Spies" episode of Inside Base
Camp (on concealed weapons), and "School
for Feds" from National Geographic's
Explorer series (NEMRT Video #310).
(I have been assured by a customer service
representative at the National Geographic
Store that this program is licensed for
educational use, although it doesn't say so on
the box. I trust he is right.)
Program 1053: World's Most Dangerous
Gang DVD (51 min.)
[2006] Members of the MS-13 street gang
talk about the rules and rituals of this
particularly violent gang in this exposé,
produced by the National Geographic
Channel. Evidently, it began as a Los
Angeles street gang for unassimilated
Salvadorans who were being harassed by the
local street gangs, and has spread through
member travel and the deportation of
criminals. Its conduct in El Salvador is
particularly disturbing. Aspects of MS-13's
activities the program examines include its
business and street functions (and its
similarity with the Mafia), recruitment
strategies, its enemies, its presence in prisons,
and predictions for the future. Highlights
include a [then] current Los Angeles member
tells about his experiences with the gang. and
interviews with a young woman who was later
murdered for informing on the gang , and one
with the man who murdered her. By the way,
in the "Special Features" section are three
short programs about the origins of gangs,
gangs in the United States, and gangs and
organized crime.
(I have been assured by a customer service
representative at the National Geographic
Store that this program is licensed for
educational use, although it doesn't say so on
the box. I trust he is right.)
Program 1052: Locomotive Emergency
Response Operations DVD (28 min.)
[circa 2006] If you have railroads running
through your jurisdiction, it is likely that,
someday, you will be faced with an
emergency involving a locomotive. This
program, from the Federal Railroad
Administration, informs viewers about the
types of wrecks they may encounter, and
safety issues to consider when extricating the
train crew. The presentation includes
information on the function of the railroad
dispatcher, the elements of pre-planning,
including knowledge of the geography around
the railroad right-of-way and the types of
trains that use it, the protocol of using flares,
the construction and methods of entry for both
diesel and electric locomotives; and steps for
initial response. How responders handled a
train crash in Michigan, and an urban tunnel
fire in Maryland are also described. The
NIMS response model is encouraged. Since
the program is intended for all first
responders, feel free to share it with your fire
department.
A handout accompanies the DVD, but
other useful publications are available at
http://www.fra.dot.gov/downloads/Research/r
r0502.pdf#search='Locomotive%20Emergenc
y%20Response%20Operations' .
Program 1051: CALEA: In Pursuit of
Excellence DVD (15 min.)
[2006] The Commission on Accreditation
for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA)
recently released this updated program about
the advantages of being an Accredited Law
Enforcement Agency. The accreditation
process requires agencies to standardize,
codify, and verify their policies and
procedures, and document that their officers
are following them. A number of police
managers and officers describe how
completing this process has improved
department morale, and let to a reduction in
lawsuits. The Cape Coral Police Department
(Florida) is used as an example.
Program 1048: Joining the Force: In the
Line of Duty Special Issue (1 hour)
[circa 2005] If you're looking for a visual
aid to help with agency recruitment efforts
among students, this In the Line of Duty video
would be a good choice. Working law
enforcement personnel describe the
specialized functions they perform in the
field, including Dispatching, SWAT,
"Criminalist" (fingerprint collector /
developing / identification, firearms
identification, blood/spatter analysis), marine
patrol, correctional officers, and K-9 units.
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They add remarks about the personal qualities
they have learned are necessary to succeed in
those positions. Some of these featured
personnel are second-career workers, so the
program also serves as an encouragement to
older potential recruits.
demonstration that even smart people can be
tricked. Happily, the Postal Inspectors are
shrewdest of all, and close down the
swindlers. The program has permanent
subtitles in English
Program 1047: Work@Home Scams: They
Just Don't Pay: Delivering Justice DVD
(6 minutes)
[2004] The U.S. Postal Inspection Service
released a series of short films (as opposed to
instructional videos) about white-collar-type
crimes that the postal inspectors can help
investigate. In this brief program, the
methods and outcomes of online work-athome scams are explained. These reshipping
scams involve crooks buying merchandise
with stolen credit, shipping the products to the
"dupe", who then forwards them to someone
else. The dupe ends up as an accessory to
larceny. Tips for avoiding being taken in by a
bogus employer conclude the program.
Program 1044: Web of Deceit: Delivering
Justice DVD (9 min.)
[2005] The U.S. Postal Inspection Service
released a series of short films (as opposed to
instructional videos) about white-collar-type
crimes that the postal inspectors can help
investigate. This one, on international
"phishing", briefly tells of the apprehension of
a credit card thief operating out of England,
but whose victims and dupes were in the
United States. Postal Inspectors are finally
able to catch up with him in Thailand: a
vacation that would end in Club Fed. The
story line, along with the explanation at the
end, tells viewers how the scams work, and
how they can protect themselves from being
"phished." and defrauded. The program also
has subtitles in English and Spanish available
under "Options".
Program 1046: Long Shot: Delivering
Justice DVD (7 min.)
[2004] The U.S. Postal Inspection Service
released a series of short films (as opposed to
instructional videos) about white-collar-type
crimes that the postal inspectors can help
investigate. The subject this time is
international lottery scams. Playing foreign
lotteries is illegal in the United States, but
how many people are aware of it? Although
the danger of involvement is therefore fairly
clear, people still hope to get something for
nothing. The interesting part of this program
is the way the apprehended describes the
operation, and the greedy people who would
fall for the swindle. That's insulting enough
to make viewers want to avoid giving these
fraudsters any satisfaction!
Program 1045: Dialing for Dollars:
Delivering Justice DVD (21 min.)
[2004] The U.S. Postal Inspection Service
released a series of short films (as opposed to
instructional videos) about white-collar-type
crimes that the postal inspectors can help
investigate. In this exciting episode (really!),
a neighbor of one of the inspector's fathers, a
shrewd investor, gets taken in by a shrewder
investment scammer. It's a useful
Program 1043: Nowhere to Run:
Delivering Justice DVD (11 min.)
[2005] The U.S. Postal Inspection Service
released a series of short films (as opposed to
instructional videos) about white-collar-type
crimes that the postal inspectors can help
investigate. This one, on cross-border
telemarketing fraud, examines the activities of
an investment scammer operating out of
Canada. With the help of Canadian law
enforcement agencies, the Postal Inspectors
are able to catch and arrest him. The story
line, along with the explanation at the end,
shows how the scams work, and how viewers
can recognize those scams and protect
themselves. The program also has subtitles in
English and Spanish available under
"Options".
Program 1042: Identity Crisis: Delivering
Justice DVD (12 min.)
[2003] The U.S. Postal Inspection Service
released a series of short films (as opposed to
instructional videos) about white-collar-type
crimes that the postal inspectors can help
investigate. This one, on identity theft,
follows the career of fraudster who opens
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lines of credit in the names of people whose
identity he has stolen. Again, "the weed of
crime bears bitter fruit," and the Postal
Inspectors are finally able to arrest him and
his partner, with the assistance of his duped
girlfriend. The story line, along with the
explanation at the end, shows how the
information can be stolen, how crooks can use
the information, and how, to a point, people
can protect themselves. The program also has
subtitles in English and Spanish available
under "Options".
Program 1041: TESSA 2005 Super Storm
Spotter Training Session DVD (176 min.)
[2005] The Texas Severe Storms
Association (TESSA) brings together both
amateur and professional severe weather
scientists in an attempt to better understand
dangerous storms through the collection and
diffusion of knowledge. This recording of
their 2005 Super Storm Spotter Training
Session, officially titled "Visual,
Environmental, and Radar Characteristics of
Severe Storms," features Gary Woodall's
crash course in storm meteorology. The
material is presented thoroughly, and with a
lot more detail than a lot of potential spotters
are going to want, including severe storm
theory, what to look for in a storm to help
determine its severity, and how to interpret
radar information and radar algorithms. One
thing the program points out, however, is the
limitation of radar information, and the
importance of ground observers (spotters) for
learning what a storm is doing. It sure doesn't
feel like it's 3 hours long.
Program 1040: Courthouse Security (In the
Line of Duty) DVD (51 min.)
[2005] As the program points out, one
would expect a courthouse to be one of the
safest places in the world, but, after all, many
of the people there are known criminals!
Although this program is intended for officers
who work around court buildings, the issues
about escorting prisoners and securing public
figures are useful for any officers. Viewers
are reminded of recent courthouse shootings,
and are then introduced to key security issues
to consider when developing safety protocols.
Areas to examine include transporting
prisoners, options for jurisdictions with
reduced resources, and personal safety for
judges. The program concludes with a look at
the unproductive effect of adrenaline rush on
an officer following a pursuit, and a remotecontrolled public relations robot. By the
way, as a rule, In the Line of Duty videos are
for "law enforcement only", so don't go
showing them around.
Program 1039: Tampa Massacre (In the
Line of Duty Special Issue) DVD (1 hour)
[2001] Don't be distracted by a subject's
seeming grief is perhaps the first learning
point of this In the Line of Duty program,
which examines the circumstances
surrounding the May 19, 1998, shooting spree
by a determined ex-convict. The ten-hour
ordeal began with, what might have been the
accidental, shooting of a young boy by his
mother's live-in boyfriend. The parents'
evident grief distracted officers from
recognizing danger signals, such as the
woman's deceptive answers during
questioning, the man's resistance when
detained at the shooting scene, and his
multiple attempts to escape. That afternoon,
the suspect slipped his handcuffs, killed
Tampa homicide detectives Rick Childers and
Randy Bell, hijacked a truck, shot Florida
state trooper James Crooks, attempted to
murder various officers along the way,
including one in a helicopter, took a gas
station attendant hostage, and killed himself to
avoid returning to prison. Other issues
examined in this program include methods of
securing and transporting subjects, correctly
identifying subjects (he had been using a false
name), preventing the media from showing
barricaded subjects police movement,
preventing the subject from manipulating a
pursuit, complacency about subject
compliance, and, of course, searching a
subject thoroughly for weapons or handcuff
keys. By the way, as a rule, In the Line of
Duty videos are for "law enforcement only",
so don't go showing them around.
Program 1038: Are You Ready? (January
18, 2006, EENET Broadcast) (58 min.)
[January 18, 2006] The first portion of this
January 2006 EENET broadcast presents the
video Are You Ready?, which uses the theme
of a boy's school project on emergency
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preparedness to explain the elements of a
home disaster kit, and why viewers need one.
broadcast also includes a segment on how to
set up a gas-powered generator, and concludes
with an overview of the dangers of flash
floods. If you have neighborhood watch in
your area, and are looking for a program, the
Are You Ready segment might be particularly
useful. The program is also available for
viewing online at
http://www.fema.gov/areyouready/ . This
program is also available on DVD. In
addition, the NEMRT Instructors Library has
available a DVD of the Are You Ready
portion of this program.
Program 1036: Safety in the After Disaster
Environment: EENET CERT Training
(DVD) (31 min.)
[February 15, 2006] The Community
Emergency Response Team (CERT) Program
(see https://www.citizencorps.gov/cert/ for
more information) educates people about
disaster preparedness for hazards that may
impact their area and trains them in basic
disaster response skills, such as fire safety,
light search and rescue, team organization,
and disaster medical operations This
teleconference, broadcast February 15, 2006,
is intended to help these pre-trained
volunteers prepare for the alien environment
in which they might have to assist. Viewers
are "preped" for the changes that will have
taken place in their neighborhood, the kind of
injuries they might encounter, and what kind
of dangers might exist (downed power lines,
unstable structures, stray animals, and such).
Viewers are also reminded of how a CERT
team works, the importance of getting one's
family in order right away, of working with a
partner, and of the kind of equipment they
may need,. Some of the instructions certainly
do not apply to professionals, but at least the
professionals will know what the CERTprepared volunteers have been told. On the
other hand, much of the information can be a
useful reminder for professionals, too.
Program 1035: All the King's Men:
Picking Up the Pieces (DVD) (13 min.)
[2006] The U.S. Postal Inspection Service
distributed this mini-motion picture about the
effects of financial crime (fraud and identity
theft) on victims, and how the Postal
Inspection Service can help. In the style of a
1970's police movie, postal inspectors
confront a suspected corrupt businessman
with video footage of people who have been
ruined by his illegal activity. (In a realistic
switch, the narration at the end informs
viewers that, soon after the suspect's
expressions of remorse, he returned to
swindling people.) The most useful portion is
the lecture at the end, which mentions the
"Justice For All" act, the enforcement
activities of the Postal Inspection Service, and
websites for more information. The program
also has subtitles in English and Spanish
available under "Options".
Program 1034: Police and People with
Disabilities (Department of Justice) (58
min.)
[1996 / 2005] The U.S. Department of
Justice released this video, based on the set
from the Law Enforcement Resource Center
(NEMRT Set 15), with possibly some added
footage. It examines good procedures when
working with people with various physical
and mental challenges. While the length of
the set doesn't allow for in-depth coverage of
any particular disability, viewers are
presented with a thorough overview. The
program need not be law enforcementspecific: much of the information presented is
useful to anyone relating to challenged
people. The original program is available as
Set 15 (by the same name). Topics included
in this program include General information
about people with disabilities, Mobility
Impairments (the scenario here is interesting:
a wheelchair bound woman is accused of
shoplifting. Turns out she was shoplifting!),
Mental Illness, Developmental Disabilities,
Speech Impairments, Epilepsy,
Deafness/Hearing Difficulties, and Blindness.
This program is also available on DVD.
Program 1033: Elimination of Harassment,
Bias and Discrimination in the Workplace
DVD (50 min.)
[2004] Harassment is no longer merely
sexual: now it involves gender, race,
religion, disability, and other protected
classes. In this lecture, filmed before a live
audience, Risk Management lecturer Gordon
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Graham discusses management's
responsibilities in preventing all types of
harassment in public safety. Tonics addressed
include the nature and scope of the issue,
relevant law, policy issues, applicable risk
management principles, pre-incident analysis,
and post-incident remedies. It is made for
managers, and therefore is more theoretical
than would be suitable for roll call training. It
is, however, a great basis for developing some
roll call training on the subject.
Program 1032: Courtroom Survival Tactics
(Street Cop Series) DVD (12 min.)
[2005] Judge Richard Neville (now retired)
talks about some basic ways to establish
credibility when testifying in court. The main
points are to be yourself, tell the truth, and
don't answer questions you can't answer.
Judge Neville also briefly mentions some
"tricks" lawyers might use to attack an
officer's credibility. The program is very
basic, but the foundation presented can lead to
building of good technique.
Program 1031: Ethical Considerations
(Street Cop Series) DVD (21 min.)
[2005] Instructor Pat McCarthy had been
with Chicago Police Department's gang
crimes unit. In this program, he illustrates the
importance of doing what's right as a police
officer by telling about what happened to two
of his colleagues who succumbed to
temptation. And to their families. He then
discusses reasons officers become corrupted
with Dep. Chief Charles Williams (Chicago
Police Department, Internal Affairs Division).
Incidentally, the primary reason Dep. Chief
Williams has found for corruption is greed.
The program reminds viewers that ethics are
not vague good intentions, but are about real
people facing immense temptations, and
dreadful consequences.
Program 1030: Conducting Interrogations
(Street Cop Series) DVD (13 min.)
[2005] Instructor Pat McCarthy compares
the process of getting a suspect to admit
involvement in a crime to playing
psychological chess. He goes on to explain a
few basic techniques for distracting their
concentration on their part of the "game". He
discusses the importance of an appropriate
setting, ways of showing resolve, and ways of
making suspects think they have been
discovered.
Program 1029: Conducting Interviews
(Street Cop Series) DVD (14 min.)
[2005] The goal of an interview is to
develop investigative information. Pat
McCarthy gives suggestions for getting useful
information from subjects, including
recognizing deceptive behavior cues,
describing ways to phrase questions so
listeners will answer them truthfully; and
describing conditions for creating a
comfortable setting. Although the techniques
would be helpful in formal interview
situations, the illustrations involve talking
with people on the street.
Program 1028: Developing Street Sources
and CIs (Street Cop Series) DVDs (14 min.
and 18 min.: 32 min, total)
[2005] Officers don't find out what's going
on in their patrol area if they stay in the car.
Even patrol officers need good street sources.
The first part of this program lists the useful
functions of informants, citizens who might
be good sources of information, and narrator
Pat McCarthy's responses to some of the
myths of informant development. The second
part describes ways to get to know, and get
good information from, street sources. Things
officers have to overcome, such as fear of
retaliation and uncertainty, ways of
convincing arrestees to become informants,
ways to keep control of informants, how to
avoid becoming an informant to the
informant, and the importance of encouraging
them are described. The program isn't
detailed, but it is a useful reminder of
neglected sources of street information.
Although NEMRT doesn't necessarily endorse
the procedures described in this video, they
might be interesting to know about. As
always, compare the techniques with agency
policies and procedures before applying them.
Program 1027: Hidden Traps and Secret
Compartments -- Short Version (Street Cop
Series) DVD (17 min.)
[2005] This program differs from Video
#933 in length (it's much shorter) and content
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(it spends more time looking at hidden
compartments in cars). The information isn't
exhaustive, of course, but it is a useful
reminder to viewers about unexpected places
to look for in a search. Included are
demonstrations of types of hiding places
found in furniture, places where special traps
have been constructed in vehicles, and a
demonstration of how to check an airbag door
to make sure it hasn't been converted to a
hiding place. NEMRT Video # 934, Drug
Traffickers Hiding Places in Unaltered Autos,
has further information about existing hiding
places in a car.
Program 1026: Surveillance (Street Cop
Series) DVD (14 min.)
[2005] Although this program won't make
viewers into any George Smileys, they'll
know more about techniques for watching
suspects than they did. Instructor Pat
McCarthy (Chicago Police Department, Ret.)
speaks generally about pre-surveillance
planning, methods of concealment, the use of
props, considerations for following someone
on foot, and the importance of knowing as
much as possible about the suspect
beforehand. Viewers are encouraged to think
of other ways to aid their surveillances, and to
learn ways to think fast and conceal what
they're really doing. A useful accompaniment
to this program is NEMRT video #271,
Handling Undercover Contacts, which
concerns how to respond to other officers who
might catch you following someone.
Program 1013 : Convenience Store
Robberies Decline (In the Line of Duty)
(33 Min.)
[1996] The Gainesville, Florida, model for
establishing city ordinances to deter crime
around convenience stores is examined in this
In the Line of Duty episode. The required
changed included such CPTED elements as
better lighting, removing visual obstructions
and installing surveillance cameras, plus
staffing requirements and training, and
improved money-handling procedures.
Included is some troubling surveillance
footage of convenience store assaults and
robberies, so be selective in your audience.
The program concludes with a description of
the 1996 low-risk street stop in which
Kankakee (IL) officer Anthony Samfay was
shot to death. By the way, as a rule, In the
Line of Duty videos are for "law enforcement
only", so don't go showing them around.
Program 997: Critical Incident Response
Group: Criminal Behavioral Analysis FBI
Teleconference (2 hours)
[December 14, 2005] Criminal Profiling is
not as exciting as it appears on television, but
the investigators interviewed during this
December 2005 FBI Teleconference are
clearly interested in their work. Experts from
the FBI's National Center for the Analysis of
Violent Crime (NCAVC) discuss the
capabilities of the three Behavioral Analysis
Units, the Violent Criminal Apprehension
Program (ViCAP), and the NCAVC Research
Program. Presenters talk about the services
and resources available to state and local law
enforcement and the opportunities to provide
input to NCAVC programs. Several case
studies about the investigation of serial killers
are described, including the BTK Killer. The
program is a useful reminder of some of the
investigative services available through the
FBI.
Program 994: Saving Lives Together: Safe
Return and Law Enforcement (14 min.)
[2004] This program, which is also
available as a DVD, presents an overview of
the Alzheimer's Association's program "Safe
Return," which, through the use of a national
database and identification charms, enables
police departments identify Alzheimer's
victims who may have walked or driven away
from their homes. The video includes
testimonials from police officers, and family
members of people with Alzheimer's who had
wandered from their homes, along with some
reenactments. Information on ways to
recognize people with Alzheimer's or other
forms of dementia is also included. More
information on the program, including fees
and enrollment forms, is available at
http://www.alz.org/Services/SafeReturn.asp .
Program 993: Homeland Security Begins at
Home: 7 Signs of Terrorism DVD (9 min.)
[2005] The Illinois Terrorism Task Force
was instrumental in the production of this
crime prevention video, which reminds
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citizens about the nature of suspicious
behavior. Although the focus is on behavior
that might indicate someone is plotting some
sort of terroristic crime, depending on their
location, those same behaviors can indicate a
person is planning any crime. The next step is
the same, in either case: don't confront the
subject and call the police. The program
would be suitable for use with local citizens'
crime prevention groups. The DVD includes
an English and Spanish version, with captions
or with subtitles.
Program 991: Shootout: The North
Hollywood Shooting DVD (44 min.)
[2005] This episode from the History
Channel's series Shootout looks at the
background, method , and outcome of the
February 28, 1997, North Hollywood bank
robbery that turned into a forty-four minute
gunfight with Los Angeles police. Remarks
from some of the officers who participated in
the assault and civilians, in the area, along
with one of the dispatchers, are also included.
Interesting points to watch for include the
officers' response and personal reactions to
the barrage, how they secured the area, how
officers rescued injured officers while under
fire, and how the subjects were finally
stopped. The program's narration,
refreshingly, shows no sympathy for the
robbers, and begins with a warning that it
includes real and reenacted violent scenes, so
to use viewer discretion. That's not
surprising. Keep in mind, also, when you
watch this program, that, in the time it takes to
watch it, this shootout took place.
Program 990: Your Vest Won't Stop This
Bullet (14 min.)
[2005] The "bullet" a vest won't stop is a
moving vehicle. According to the box, 717
law enforcement officers have been killed in
the line of duty in traffic incidents in the past
ten years, and the intent of this video is to
help officers position themselves and their
equipment safely to avoid getting hit by a car.
Along with tips on how to pack a car trunk,
and suggestions about where to stand during a
traffic stop, is in-car video footage of some
amazing crashes involving stopped cars.
Added features include pictures of vehicle
damage and video clips of the crashes, plus
some DVD-ROM features. The
International Association of Chiefs of Police,
which produced the program, sponsors the
accompanying website at
www.patrolvehiclesafety.org. By the way, as
a rule, In the Line of Duty videos are for "law
enforcement only", so don't go showing them
around. This program is also available in
VHS format.
Program 988: TASER: Behind the
Headlines DVD (29 min.)
[2005] Although we got this In the Line of
Duty Special Issue as a "freebie," the material
presented is informative about the controversy
surrounding the use of TASER. Interviews
with a representative of Amnesty,
International, representatives of TASER
Corporation, and incident analysts are
included, to illustrate questions about the
safety of the TASER, its benefit as a lesslethal force option, the circumstances of incustody deaths after a subject has been
"TASed", and possible directions for ongoing
research. Although viewers will not learn
how to use the TASER from this program,
they will learn why knowing how to use it,
and to document its use properly, can save
them from injury and possible lawsuits. By
the way, as a rule, In the Line of Duty videos
are for "law enforcement only", so don't go
showing them around.
Program 987: Tornadoes: Nature Tech
(45 min.)
[2003] The program, from History
Channel's Nature Tech series, probably won't
be much help for spotters, but it includes a
thought-provoking case study of how an Ohio
town developed, and then had to use, a
tornado response plan (in November, yet!).
The usual information about how a tornado
forms is presented, along with researchers at
work trying to figure out why they behave the
ways they do, and how to make safer houses
and warning systems. Watch for the 2x4
blaster. It's a great motivator for spotters,
because, as the video points out, no radar can
tell whether a tornado has touched down.
Program 983: Electronic Recording of
Homicide Interrogation DVD (1 hour, 37
min.)
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[October 20, 2004] This program is a DVD
of the January 19, 2005, ILETSB
teleconference. Featured speakers are:
Deputy Attorney General Ellen Mandeltort,
Illinois State's Attorney's Office, who speaks
about the legal requirements of PA 93-0206,
on videotaping interrogations; Capt. Dan
Roach (Illinois State Police) discusses
practical aspects of implementation, and
Msgt. Keith Freddert (Illinois State Police)
explains the necessary equipment. Handouts
from the program are, as of this writing,
available at
http://www.ptb.state.il.us/electronicrecording/
. The program is also available on VHS
videocassette.
Program 982: It's the Right Thing to Do :
Consular Notification (11 min.)
[circa 2003] You might say this program is
about the International Golden Rule: Do unto
foreign arrestees as you would have foreign
law enforcement do unto you. The framing
device is of a police officer learning that his
son has been arrested; but the arrest has taken
place in a distant foreign country. The rest of
the program goes over appropriate procedures
and forms to use to inform a foreign national's
consulate of the arrest, and the federal and
international laws that require notification.
Also featured are statements from various
foreign embassies and the U.S. State
Department about the importance of obeying
those laws. (The Australian official mentions
that, frequently, Australian nationals are
mistaken for Americans, so it's good to keep
on good terms with the various consulates.)
As of this writing, it is also available as
streaming video at
http://travel.state.gov/law/consular/consular_2
001.html . By the way, Copy B of this
program includes an Illinois-specific
introduction.
Program 981: Jeffrey Dahmer: The
Monster Within (Biography) DVD (45
min.)
[1996] In many ways, the crimes of Jeffrey
Dahmer will always be a mystery; but this
episode from the series Biography attempts to
bring out elements of his past that might have
been signs of future trouble. One interesting
part is an explanation of how he might have
developed a sexual attraction to violence, and
how he tried to deal with it through drinking.
Another point is how he might have been
caught a couple of times if the local police
had been more curious or less amused.
Statements from his father, high school
classmates, investigators, and Dahmer
himself, are included to illuminate parts of
Dahmer's life. Don't watch it when you're
eating.
Program 980: Serial Killers: Profiling the
Criminal Mind DVD (180 min.)
[circa 2000] A&E Video compiled these
programs, narrated by Bill Kurtis, about the
lives of the serial killers Jeffrey Dahmer, John
Wayne Gacy, and Charles Manson. The
series begins with a program about the history
of criminal profiling, featuring the
apprehension of three killers, including
Wayne Williams (the Atlanta Child Killings)
who were identified through the principles of
profiling. Interviews with the murderers,
friends, family members, and lawyers are
included, to illustrate possible reasons why
they turned to murder. Programs on Gacy and
Dahmer are also available separately, with
more details. The Manson segment features a
number of statements from Manson himself,
members of his "family", and remarks from
experts.
Program 979: Hooked: Illegal Drugs and
How They Got That Way (200 min)
[2000] Drugs that are illegal now didn't
generally start that way. This series from The
History Channel examines the origins and the
chain of events that led to the government
regulation of Marijuana, Opium, Morphine,
Heroin, Cocaine, LSD, and Ecstasy. The
narration and some of the featured interviews
with people instrumental in the "drug war"
lean toward, if not legalization exactly,
judicial leniency toward drug users. Oh the
other hand, none of the speakers appear to
favor recreational drug use. The information
is interesting, as are some of the film clips
used to illustrate the dangers of illegal drugs.
Program 975: Autism: The Hidden
Epidemic DVD (4 hours)
[2005] NBC Universal produced this
collection of 22 features from their programs
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Today, NBC Nightly News, CNBC, and
MSNBC (thus the length). The segments
examine early signs of Autism, possible
causes, emotional aspects, educational
interventions, advocating for children with
Autism, legal considerations, and adults with
autism. Throughout the program, case studies
of families who have experienced living with
Autism and Asperger's Syndrome are
included. Also included is an examination of
the syndrome and response in Spanish.
Although the whole program would be
unsuitable for a training session, individual
segments, which run about 10 to 15 minutes,
would be ideal for targeted training sessions.
The DVD sleeve suggests that, for more
information on Autism and the Autism Speaks
organization, viewers should visit
www.autismspeaks.org.
Program 971: Suicide Bomber DVD (30
min.)
[2005] This Emergency Film Group DVD
briefly examines the nature and history of
suicide bombings, as practiced starting in
1983, the organizations that encourage such
bombings, their methods of recruitment, the
kind of bombs used and how the group
manages the bomber up to the time of
explosion. The program then lists suspicious
conduct officers should watch for, and a
suggested procedure for preventing the
bomber's success. The program concludes
with a description of responses that might be
necessary after a bomb goes off. The
narration makes a point of remarking that the
best guide for identifying a possible bomber is
their behavior and location, not their physical
appearance. The DVD also includes
additional material (some of it advertising for
the company's films), a PDF file of the
Leader's Guide, and an interactive test.
Speaking of suicide bombers, you might also
want to take a look at the classic short short
story by H.H. Munro ("Saki"): The Easter
Egg ( http://www.webbooks.com/Classics/Stories/Saki_Chronicles/
Saki2C15P1.htm) .
Program 969: Verbal Judo (In the Line of
Duty) DVD (38 and 33 min.)
[2001] George Thompson appears in these
programs from the In the Line of Duty series,
to talk about the origins and principles of
Verbal Judo. On the first disc, he goes over
the steps of Verbal Judo, and on the second,
he explains the SAFER response, when the
subject cannot be persuaded with words. Also
included, on Disc 1, is the conclusion of a
program on behaviors of someone who is
likely to try to attack an officer, and, on Disc
2, a police trainer tells about the two heart
attacks he had before he decided to get help.
The moral of his story is not to ignore
symptoms of heart trouble, but to get help
immediately. Also, according to the discs,
additional training material is available if your
computer has a DVD drive. By the way, as a
rule, In the Line of Duty videos are for "law
enforcement only", so don't go showing them
around.
Program 964: Autopsy [The] : For Death
Investigators DVD (30 min.)
[2001] The late Dr. Jay D. Dix, (then)
Associate Professor of Pathology at the
University of Missouri School of Medicine at
Columbia, hosts this overview of the autopsy
process, and, generally, what can be
determined from various conditions of the
body and its organs. Topics presented include
basic preservation of evidence, things to look
for in the external and internal exam, thermal
(pre- and post-death injuries), the basic effects
of decomposition, and the final steps of an
autopsy. The label states "This video contains
graphic images and is intended for Death
Investigators and Law Enforcement Personnel
[only]", so don't go showing it around. The
revolting picture on the front is likely to put
off any right-thinking person anyway.
Program 963: Murder of a Georgia Deputy
[Kyle Dinkheller Shooting]: In the Line of
Duty (57 min.)
[2002] This program is only slightly
different from NEMRT video #937. This
video, as that one did, shows that officer
courtesy is a great thing; but, with
noncompliant subjects, force may become
necessary. Deputy Kyle Dinkheller thought
he was making a low-risk traffic stop in 1998,
but the speeder had murder in mind. This
video, from the In the Line of Duty series,
examines what originally made the stop
suspicious, what happened when the suspect
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began behaving strangely, and what other
officers can do to prevent being a victim. The
program makes the point that pleasantness
needs to be second to officer safety; and the
time does come when shooting an offender is
the only option. The importance of keeping
personal safety in mind, before fear of
lawsuits, and suggestions for handling
possible prosecution, is mentioned, along with
other issues for officer survival training
(appropriate verbal commands, maintaining
control, and such). The footage from his incar video is included, along with a description
of the offender, and how he was captured.
By the way, as a rule, In the Line of Duty
videos are for "law enforcement only", so
don't go showing them around.
Program 961: Excellence in ProblemOriented Policing: The Herman Goldstein
Award Winner and Finalists (31 min.)
[2004] The principles of Problem Oriented
Policing, including the SARA method, are
demonstrated through award-winning
programs law enforcement agencies have
developed. Programs described include one
for handling graffiti (San Diego, California,
Police Department, which explains the
application of the SARA model most clearly);
Homeless Shelter Disturbances (CharlotteMecklenburg, North Carolina, Police
Department); Repairing Neighborhoods
(Problem properties: Joliet, Illinois, Police
Department); Gas Thefts (Kansas City,
Missouri, Police Department); Independent
Living Home violence (San Diego, California,
Police Department); and Drug dealers in an
inner city park (Vancouver, British Columbia,
Police Department).
Program 959: Responding to a WMD
Crime Scene (28 min.)
[March 2004] This Department of
Homeland Security program would be useful
to share with your fire department. It uses a
scenario, in which a domestic terrorist
accidentally blows up his house, to
demonstrate the dos and don'ts of responding
to a criminal incident that might involve
explosives, hazardous materials, or such. The
initial presentation shows how emergency
first responders can destroy evidence through
common fire-fighting practices (shades of
NEMRT Video #270, Handle with Care!). An
appropriate response, based on ICS and the
expectation of illegal activity, is then
demonstrated. Further response
recommendations are also made. The
programs are labeled "For Official Public
Safety Personnel Only", so don't go showing
them around.
Program 957: Mutual Respect in Policing
(23 min.)
[circa 2001] The U.S. Department of
Justice Office of Community Oriented
Policing produced this roll-call discussion
video, which features a group of "police
officers" (well, actors in uniforms) viewing
scenarios of police interacting with citizens.
After the scenario, they discuss their opinions
of the officers' conduct. The narrator then
chimes in with an official statement. The
scenarios include several inter-ethnic street
stops, a couple looking for a house in a
suspicious manner, officers returning a
bruised and scarred boy to his indignant
family (this one is good! It turns out he had
fallen off his bike, and the family had
assumed the officers beat him up), and a
couple of kids' radically different reactions to
their junior police toy badges. The "trick"
with these scenarios is that the viewer doesn't
get all the information about why the officers
might have behaved the way they did. That
absence, and the analysis of the previewing
"officers" (who may not be talking about the
elements that would be important to real
officers) can lead to useful discussion of
actual incidents the viewers have experienced.
Program 956: 9-11 Commission Report
DVD (130 min.)
[2004] In November of 2004, the
Northwestern University Center for Public
Safety's website urged law enforcement
executives to read the 9/11 Commission
Report. That report, however, (available at
http://www.9-11commission.gov/ ) is about
500 pages long, and time is short. This DVD,
produced by the History Channel, summarizes
the findings of that report, with remarks from
panelists and witnesses. The events of the
terrorist attack of September 11, 2001, are
related, with analytical asides, background
information on the hijackers, Al-Qaeda, and
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the plot. The "failures of imagination" and
missed opportunities the Commission found
are then discussed. Pictures, audio clips, and
interviews are used to illustrate the points.
You may disagree with the presenters, their
perceptions, or the conclusions, and you will
still probably want to read the Report, but the
program here will give some visual structure
to the information it presents. By the way, the
NEMRT Instructors Library has a number of
after-action reports about the response to the
terrorist attack, if you would like to look at
them.
Program 955: Super Joints, with Pavel
Tsatsouline DVD ( 33 min.)
[2003] Although the subtitle of this DVD
might overstate the benefits of improved
flexibility ("Russian longevity secrets for
pain-free movement, maximum mobility &
flexible strength"), flexibility can certainly be
a help in law enforcement. Pavel Tsatsouline,
former Soviet Special Forces instructor,
demonstrates the techniques, explains their
function, and describes their importance.
Although NEMRT doesn't necessarily endorse
the procedures described in this video, they
might be interesting to know about. As
always, compare the techniques with agency
policies and procedures, and your doctor's
advice, before applying them.
described and discussed as influences on,
precursors to, or evidence of his mania. How
he worked, and how he hid the "monster"
inside, does give the viewer a lot to think
about. Biography does a flashy job with the
presentation, so this revolting story is hard to
turn off. The story is also a good illustration
of the importance of watching for unexpected
things when performing vehicle stops: he is
caught at various times because alert officers
noticed odd things in his car.
Program 950: Police Pursuit: Modern
Marvels (45 min.)
[2004] It turns out there's a lot more to
pursuit than driving cars! Although no
techniques for pursuing vehicle are examined
in this episode of the Modern Marvels series,
the history of police pursuit vehicles and
"getaway cars", elements of driver training,
and in-car equipment is described. Other
interesting inclusions are an explanation of
the PIT (Precision Immobilization
Technique) maneuver, information systems
available to officers in their car, "cooperative
systems" for locating stolen cars, and the use
of aircraft during a pursuit, night vision
equipment. The program concludes with a
look at the U.S. Coast Guard's pursuit
activities.
Program 954: Keepers: A Job Behind Bars
(Investigative Reports) DVD (45 min.)
[1998] Bill Kurtis hosts this Investigative
Reports episode, which examines life in
prison, as experienced by those who work to
keep the inmates safe: the guards. Footage of
assaults on officers, examples of "shanks", as
well as a description of a prisoner abuse
coverup in a southwestern prison, add to the
drama of the "other prisoners", as guards are
sometimes called. Special attention is given
to Rikers Prison (New York), Corcoran State
Prison (California), and "Tent City"
(Arizona).
Program 949: Columbine: Understanding
Why (Investigative Reports) DVD (45 min.)
[2002] Bill Kurtis hosts this special edition
of Investigative Reports, which focuses on
why the April 20, 1999, Columbine Massacre
occurred. Forensic experts, including, Ron
Walker (former FBI profiler), Park Dietz
(forensic psychiatrist), Joel Dvoskin, Erin
Spires, Steven Pitt, conduct a "forensic
autopsy" on those involved in the shooting,
and discuss how future crises could be
prevented. Video footage of the shooters,
students who were present during the crisis,
and interviews with people they knew are also
included.
Program 952: Ted Bundy: Biography DVD
(43 min.)
[2002] This episode from the Biography
series performs something of a forensic
autopsy on the serial killer Ted Bundy.
Significant events of his early life are
Program 941: Teaching Kids to Kill (1
hour, 44 min.)
[1999] In this program, David Grossman
(author of On Killing) presents the lecture that
became his other book Stop Teaching Our
Kids to Kill to an audience of what appear to
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be teachers and parents. The video appears to
have been made sometime between the school
shooting in Jonesboro, Arkansas, and the one
in Columbine, Colorado. The topic is the
effect of violent media entertainment on
youth, and what parents can do to protect their
children. He includes examples from (then)
recent shooting incidents, military training,
and anecdotal material. The NEMRT Library
has copies of both of Grossman's books, if
you would like to use them. This program is
also available in DVD format.
Program 939: ICS: The Incident
Command System DVD (23 min.)
[2000] The two most useful parts of this
very general overview of the principles of
Incident Command are the last section,
explaining the component units, and the
interactive true/false test. If a viewer selects
the wrong answer, a link is included to take
the viewer back to the section of the DVD that
discussed that point. Otherwise, although it
offers no specific directions, it's a convenient
program for getting a general idea of the
principles of ICS, why having a plan is a
good idea, and how the system works.
Judging from the information presented in the
DVD, practice and analysis is going to be
critical to getting the system to function
properly during an actual emergency.
Viewers might want to share it with other
emergency responders in the jurisdiction.
Program 938: Managing Terrorism
Incidents Tape Set (29 and 26 min.)
[September 2002] The U.S. Department of
Homeland Security produced these two videos
to give first responders some structure from
which to plan their response to, what amounts
to, a hazardous materials situation. Part 1,
Managing Terrorism Incidents Using the
Incident Command System for WMD
Incidents, uses a scenario in which some
paramilitary-types plant a bomb on a tank car
in a rail yard, killing a police officer in the
process., to illustrate how the ICS (Incident
Command System) works in theory and
practice. At the end of that video, the bomb
goes off, and the poison gas starts spreading
toward the city. The second part, Managing
Terrorism Incidents: Using Unified
Command in WMD Incidents, continues to
use the scenario, to illustrate how an Incident
Command system transitions to a Unified
Command system. Aspects examined include
the roles of the agencies that will respond to
the incident, and the four "teams" that oversee
the response and their roles, the federal
agencies (FBI and FEMA) that will be
involved, requirements for the command
center, methods of insuring member
cooperation, and issues the agencies will have
to address (such as division of expenses). The
programs are labeled "For Official Public
Safety Personnel Only", so don't go showing
them around.
Program 936: What Every Law
Enforcement Officer Should Know about
TASER (44 min.)
[2004] This is not your father's TASER.
According to this Special Edition entry in the
In the Line of Duty series, only within the last
several years has the technology caught up
with the theory, making the current TASER
an effective less-lethal force option. The
program opens with a brief history of the
device and how it functions; then features
various officers talk about incidents in which
they were able to use a TASER successfully
and user testimonials. The producer discusses
the limitations and conditions that interfere
with its effectiveness, injuries (such as they
are) that may be associated with its use, the
testing that has taken place to demonstrate the
safety of the device, and how its use can
reduce a department's liability costs. The
program concludes with a list of questions to
examine when considering whether to use
TASERs at a department. Although NEMRT
doesn't necessarily endorse the equipment or
procedures described in this video, they might
be interesting to know about. As always,
compare the techniques with agency policies
and procedures before applying them.
Incidentally, did you know that TASER
stands for "Thomas A. Swift's Electric Rifle"?
By the way, as a rule, In the Line of Duty
videos are for "law enforcement only", so
don't go showing them around.
Program 929: Understanding Car Crashes:
It's Basic Physics (22 min.)
[2000] A youthful physics teacher uses the
facilities of the Insurance Institute for
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Highway Safety's Vehicle Research Center to
demonstrate various laws of physics, and how
they apply, to car occupants particularly,
during a crash. Newton's Laws of Motion,
including Inertia, Momentum, Acceleration
(and deceleration), and kinetic energy, are
used to explain the reasons for victim injuries,
vehicle design, multiple-vehicle impacts, and
crash-worthiness. It's an entertaining video,
and ought to be just the thing if an SRO has to
keep an eye on a science class. By the way,
the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety has
a teacher's guide available in PDF format at
http://www.hwysafety.org/teachers_guide.pdf.
Program 928: Michelle Norton Story [The]
(20 min.)
[circa 2001] Bruce Cabral, of ALERT
International (Association of Professional
Law Enforcement Emergency Vehicle
Response Trainers International) provided this
painful video, about the dangers high-speed
police driving can pose to the public. The
bulk of the program features the mother of
two teenagers, who were killed in a 1998
crash with a police car, who talks about her
sons; and then graphically describes the
effects of the crash they were all in.
Although the intent of the program is to
discourage careless police driving, it is
perhaps even more appropriate for a
discussion of victim needs, grief, and death
notification. The program concludes with a
series of discussion questions about the results
of the crash, and how they could be
prevented.
Program 927: Autism and Law
Enforcement Roll Call Briefing Video
(VHS) (21 min.)
[2004] With greater numbers of children
being diagnosed with Autism, officers are
increasingly likely to encounter autistic
children and adults. This video, featuring an
officer whose son has Autism, examines some
behaviors associated with Autism (such as
wandering away from home, not
understanding commands, fascination with
water or shiny objects, or not recognizing
danger), and suggests ways law enforcement
officers can respond when they encounter
someone who may have some form of
Autism. The best start, the program implies,
is for officers to know the people in their
community. Suggestions for tagging
addresses in a 911 database, making homes
more escape-proof, speaking with people with
Autism, and reading them their Miranda rights
are also included. Incidentally, the program
points out that, because of factors related to
the condition, many people with Autism also
be prone to positional asphyxia, so care
during the arrest process is emphasized.
Program 925: Elder Physical Abuse and
Sexual Abuse: The Medical Piece (2
hours, 11 min. on 2 tapes)
[2003] Even for general investigations, this
program is useful! The California District
Attorneys Association produced this program,
which features numerous criminal
investigators, prosecutors, elder advocates,
doctors and nurses, who talk about elements
of a criminal investigation of elder abuse and
neglect. The neglect part is particularly
interesting: behind the speakers, is an
unobtrusive diffused presentation of pictures
of some painful-looking injuries. Topics
discussed include investigation suggestions,
neglect, malnutrition, dehydration,
strangulation, burns, osteoporosis, avulsions,
abrasions, cuts and stabs, toxicology,
dementia, delirium, depression (and suicide),
sexual assault, domestic violence (and how to
offer services), interviewing expectations and
special considerations, how to overcome
obstacles and defenses, and multidisciplinary
approaches. Websites for finding more
information are listed after most segments.
As always, compare the techniques with
agency policies and procedures before
applying them. Either way, don't watch it at
lunch.
Program 921: Racial Profiling (In the Line
of Duty) (15 min.)
[2001] The International Association of
Chiefs of Police defines racial profiling as "
The detention, interdiction, or other disparate
treatment of any person on the basis of their
racial or ethnic status or characteristics." This
reassuring "Special Issue" from In the Line of
Duty describes ways police departments can
avoid the appearance of bias-based policing.
Being able to describe reasonable suspicion,
and responding courteously to the stopped
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person, are two key elements to
irreproachable behavior. The program
concludes with the Chicago Police
Department's public service announcement
about how it won't engage in racial profiling.
The handout that accompanies the video
concludes with the IACP's "Sample
professional traffic stops policy and
procedure", which might be useful for
comparison to agency policy. By the way, as
a rule, In the Line of Duty videos are for "law
enforcement only", so don't go showing them
around.
Program 918: San Francisco Police
Department Cruiser Crash (In the Line of
Duty) (36 min)
[2003] After a brief trailer about another
program, this entry in the In the Line of Duty
series examines the circumstances
surrounding a crash involving two San
Francisco Police Department patrol cars
responding to a call. One officer was killed,
and the other three were seriously injured.
How such issues as the nature of the call, the
officers' patrol experience, siren "washout",
radio traffic about a different incident, seat
belt and air bag function when a car is upside
down, and the speed of the vehicles,
contributed to the crash are analyzed,
illustrated with pictures of the wrecked cars.
A segment about the elements of the San
Francisco Police Department's Emergency
Vehicle Operator's Course is included. The
program concludes with information about
how to make a handcuff key out of the clasp
from a kraft paper envelope, and footage of
some especially brazen shoplifters. The
program is a great illustration of why one
can't let righteous anger get in the way of safe
driving principles. By the way, as a rule, In
the Line of Duty videos are for "law
enforcement only", so don't go showing them
around.
Program 917: Prisons: Modern Marvels
(44 min.)
[2000] Admittedly, this program is most
appropriate for a criminal justice survey
course, but I learned things from it. This
episode in the History Channel's Modern
Marvels series examines the history of
incarceration, and the forms imprisonment has
taken. It goes from the dungeons of the
Roman era through the modern security
innovations present in current prisons,
examining the philosophies about
penitentiaries that inspired those forms.
Discussion of the advantages of each system
is also featured. Prisons selected for special
notice include England' "Hulks", Eastern State
Penitentiary (in Philadelphia), Sing Sing,
women's prisons, Alcatraz, and the federal
penitentiary in Marion (IL). The program
ends with a description security measures
currently used in prisons (including a brief
description of electronic monitoring).
Program 913: Non-Lethal Weapons
[Modern Marvels] (45 min.)
[2003] This Modern Marvels episode
expands on the segment in NEMRT video
#828 (Police Technology) about less-thanlethal weaponry. The program gives an
overview of the history of such items as nonlethal projectiles (including baton rounds and
rubber bullets), crowd-control equipment
(water cannons, stingball grenades, net
rounds), the TASER (briefly), repulsive
odors, chemical agents (tear gas, pepper spray
and PepperBall rounds), "weapons of light
and sound" (flashbangs , "laserdazzlers",
acoustic "bullets", and heat-producing units),
and machinery-disabling devices (including
devices to stop fleeing vehicles). Also
considered are possible misuses of less-thanlethal weapons, which emphasize how those
misuses are far outweighed by their benefits.
Program 912: Forensic Science: The
Crime Fighter's Weapon [Modern Marvels]
(48 min.)
[1997] Although a criminalistics class or a
citizens academy might be the logical
audience for this Modern Marvels program, it
makes a great reminder to officers of the
importance of physical evidence in solving
crimes. Thanks to Sherlock Holmes (believe
it or not), the field of criminalistics was
developed. Sources of evidence discussed in
this program include Fingerprints, Hair and
Fiber, Bombs (on airplanes), and DNA (which
is particularly interesting, because its case
study is about a man saved from execution
through DNA testing). The descriptions of
how the cases were investigated, and the
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evidence collected, is perhaps somewhat dated
(the program is from 1997), but still
fascinating.
Program 909: Managing Limited Duty
Officers FBI Teleconference (2 hours)
[August 13, 2003] The deployment of
disabled officers, as opposed to managing
officers on light duty, is the topic of this
August 13, 2003, teleconference. Short video
programs about the activities of various
officers who have lost limbs or have been
paralyzed, and who currently work in various
capacities at their police departments. The
upshot of the teleconference is that the
officers may need some considerations, but
they don't need to be "carried." Panelists
include Chief James Dailey (Newton, Kansas,
Police Department), David Laeffler
(Prosecutor, State of Minnesota), and Patti
Moore (Phoenix, Arizona, Police
Department). They talk about how they were
injured, their current activities at the
department, issues that large and small police
departments need to consider when
formulating their policies, ADA issues, and
how departments can get their money's worth
out of each officer's training. A lot of
resources for more information are listed
during the break.
Program 908: Communities Answering the
Call: Ministering to First Responders FBI
Teleconference (1 hour, 51 min.)
[May 14, 2003] Police chaplains talk about
their work, and the ways they, and local faith
communities, can help other first responders
spiritually, in this May 14, 2003,
teleconference. Panelists include Sgt. Craig
Hungler (Dublin, Ohio, Police Department),
Rev. Michael McCullough (Los Angeles
Police Department), Rabbi Cary Friedman
(Invited Guest Consultant, Behavioral
Sciences Unit, FBI), and K. Randel Everett
(John Leland Center for Theological Studies,
Arlington, Virginia). They evaluate the
importance of spiritual balance and purpose in
an officer's life, but much of the discussion is
on developing department policy that allows
officers to get the stress-related counseling
they might need, without being stigmatized.
Other topics include the importance of a
police family's participation in a community
of faith, elements to consider when setting up
a chaplaincy program, qualities of a police
chaplain, and how the local community of
faith can partner with their first response
agencies to help the communities' officers.
Program 907: DUI, Deranged, or? (11
min.)
[2003] The "Or" in the title turns out to be
a diabetic seizure. While videotaping the
activities of the Lake Worth Police
Department, ALERT videographers captured
one officer's response to a man who had
parked his vehicle in a traffic lane. During
the interchange, the officer concludes
(correctly) that the man is having a medical
emergency. This program is interesting, not
just for a demonstration of what a diabetic
emergency might look like, but for an
example of police / citizen interaction in
general. It would be great for a "what would
you do" discussion.
Program 904: Acquaintance/Date Rape
Investigation (19 min.)
[2001] This program from the ALERT
series gives a quick overview of some of the
characteristics of a date rape. Answers are
provided about the kinds of drugs generally
used (including alcohol), the condition of the
victims, and characteristics of the rapists, and
prosecuting difficulties. Sgt. Tom Jost, of the
(Missouri) Police Department describes how a
rape case can still be put together after a
reporting delay and without physical
evidence. Things to avoid saying to rape
victims are also mentioned, as are ways of
recognizing false claims of rape.
Program 901: Recognizing, Reporting &
Preventing Terrorism POST Telecourse (1
hour, 54 min.)
[April 17, 2003] Do you have a Terrorist
Liaison Officer yet? This telecourse,
broadcast April 17, 2003, is intended to
familiarized police officers with the common
components of terrorist organizations.
Included are scenarios in which officers might
encounter potential terrorists (including
domestic and "topical" extremist groups),
such as attempting to gain access to secure
areas, member recruitment, couriers, financial
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support, common terrorist behaviors, potential
targets (and WMD sources), safe houses, and
the purpose of the California Anti-Terrorism
Information Center. The main idea is that, if
something seems there is probably something
wrong. Other topics discussed include
international and domestic terrorism and its
purpose, the case against profiling, the
manufacture of weapons of mass destruction,
and what a terrorist liaison officer does. By
the way, that officer acts as a liaison between
the California Anti-Terrorism Information
Center and the local department, so we don't
have any in Illinois.
(Incidentally, this program would be even
more useful if viewers are familiar with the
"creative enforcement" method of COP, and
have time to discuss its applications to
suspicious, but not strictly illegal, activity.)
Program 895: What Dogs Try to Tell Cops
(24 min.)
[2003] We have a couple of videos on
body language and diffusing aggressive
behavior for people. This one, from the In the
Line of Duty series, combines the two
subjects, and applies it to dogs. Since about
30% of U.S. households have dogs -- and who
knows how many drug dealers -- officers need
to know what to expect from the dogs they are
likely to encounter. Topics include dog body
language, ways of approaching a dog,
available tools for controlling an attacking
dog, and methods of protecting oneself. The
program appears to have been made in
response to an incident in which a friendly
family dog was shot when it bounded out of a
car during a traffic stop, so using lethal force
is recommended only as a last resort. A
handout with discussion questions is included.
By the way, as a rule, In the Line of Duty
videos are for "law enforcement only", so
don't go showing them around.
Program 893: Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned at the World Trade
Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida
(EENET Teleconference) (2 hours)
[May 15 and June 5, 2002] Originally
broadcast May 15 and June 5, 2002, these two
EENET teleconferences were so popular that
they were rebroadcast in July, 2003. For
viewing convenience, they are together on one
tape. They feature presentations given on
April 5, 2002, at the National Fire Academy's
annual Executive Fire Officer Graduate
Symposium, about the response to the terrorist
attacks on September, 11, 2001, and the
anthrax investigation in Boca Raton, Florida.
Speakers include NYFD Deputy Fire
Commissioner Tom Ftzpatrick, Dep. Chief
Peter Hayden (on the World Trade Center
response), Arlington County (VA) Asst. Fire
Chief John White and Col. Egon Hawrylail
(Pentagon response), Chief Terry Shafer and
Asst. Chief Rick King (Shanksville, PA), and
Jack McCart (Boca Raton). Surprisingly, a lot
of the discussion is about "How we did it
dumb", and how viewers can plan to do better
if they are faced with a large-scale emergency.
It isn't rollcall material, but would be very
helpful for agency planners. The NEMRT
Library also has a number of reports on the
topic, if you would like more information.
Program 887: Financial Abuse Specialist
Team (F.A.S.T.) (33 min.)
[August 2002] The Santa Clara
(California) County Social Services Agency,
Department of Aging & Adult Services call
their elder abuse response program F.A.S.T.,
and this video is an overview of the different
aspects of that program. The team's primary
purpose is investigating and prosecuting
possible financial crimes against elderly
clients, but other forms of abuse are also
described, since are also generally present.
The team consists of representatives of
different (local) government agencies, so it's
useful as a demonstration of the results that
can be achieved through cooperation. If
you're thinking of setting up similar program,
or improving one that's already active, the
program might give you some ideas for
approaching it.
Program 884: Rapid Response to the Active
Shooter (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
(50 min.)
[2000] The premise of this video is that, in
these situations, street officers will have to go
in before the SWAT team arrives. Officers
from the Decatur (IL) and St. Louis (MO)
Police Departments demonstrate the methods
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they use to train for and respond to active
shooters, particularly those in large buildings,
like schools. These agencies use some
interesting tactics, so, as always, compare the
techniques with agency policies and
procedures before applying them. The
importance of establishing incident command,
the formation of contact teams, methods of
search and rescue, and the removal of victims
are also described in the course of the
program. Since a lot of the footage is from St.
Louis and Decatur training sessions, a lot of
commentary about things responders and
incident commanders need to keep in mind is
also featured. By the way, as a rule, In the
Line of Duty videos are for "law enforcement
only", so don't go showing them around.
Program 872: Children in Traffic (New
Version) (14 min.)
[1999] This program, from the AAA
Foundation for Traffic Safety, revises the
original Children in Traffic (NEMRT Video
#575), with updated vehicles and children in
current fashions. The content, however,
remains the same: the program examines the
differences between how children and adults
understand traffic signs and traffic patterns.
Officers who work with young children will
find the presentation interesting, since
considerations such as a child's field of view,
recognition of approaching speed, and
understanding of a vehicle's behavior are
discussed. It has been a helpful program to
accompany crossing guard training. The
program is also available in Spanish (#873),
and is also available on DVD
Program 868: Racially Biased Policing: A
Principled Response (15 min.)
[2002] According to the memo that came
with this video from the Police Executive
Research Forum and the U.S. Department of
Justice's Community Oriented Policing
Services, "this 15-minute video is intended to
facilitate the dialogue police and the
community on racially biased policing and the
perceptions of its practice." It includes a
number of statements by people who believed
themselves to have been singled out for police
action because of their ethnicity, and
suggestions for developing relationships with
minority communities.
Program 867: Qualities of a Good FTO
POST Telecourse (1 hours, 51 min.)
[October 2002] Several field training
officers from various California law
enforcement agencies talk about leadership
and motivational qualities that enable FTOs to
provide the best training experience for their
trainees, in this October 2002 POST
telecourse. The format is of a facilitated
group discussion of the actions of an FTO and
trainee in a running scenario of their patrol
activities. The group members also discuss
what made them want to be FTOs, and why
they are willing to do it. The "film noir / hot
jazz" soundtrack for the scenario is amusing,
but the scenario and its analysis would be
helpful to any officers who need to instruct
other personnel. As always, compare the
procedures and suggestions given here with
agency policies and procedures before
applying them.
Program 865: Dispatchers 2002:
Becoming Culturally Competent POST
Telecourse (2 hours)
[July 2002] Courtesy and cultural
awareness programs are fairly common for
police officers, but this is the first one I've
seen for dispatchers. This July 2002
telecourse from the California Commission on
Peace Officers Standards and Training
describes the importance to dispatchers -often the public's first contact with the police
agency -- of becoming aware of the cultures
(ethnic, religious, and social) that are active in
the jurisdiction, and of recognizing responses
that are helpful to them. Various dispatchers
from California agencies talk about the
importance of being respectful when speaking
with callers, methods for learning more about
the cultures of the people who will be calling,
(the importance of not raising one's voice -almost all the speakers mentioned this one),
the "Three Rs" (Respect, Responsibility, and
Relationships), responding to prejudicial
reports of suspicious activity, connecting
callers with translators, cultural/language
barriers, and the importance of respect and
professionalism within the communications
center, too. The last segment includes a brief
overview of culture of Islam. The program is
divided into short segments suitable for roll
call use, so don't let the video length alarm
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you. As always, compare the techniques
described here with agency policies and
procedures before applying them.
Program 864: Cultural Competency POST
Telecourse (1 hour, 45 min.)
[June 2002] This June 2002 program from
the California Commission on Peace Officers
Standards and Training opens with a
reenactment in which an officer is killed,
ultimately because he hadn't recognized the
non-English words for weapons the subjects
were using. The program goes on to describe
the importance to officers of knowing about
other cultures, using various scenarios of
officers responding to a crime against
members of a particular group. The program
features overviews of the Muslim culture,
domestic violence in the Gay/Lesbian
community, the Deaf culture, and the Russian
culture. Remarks are offered on working with
the Asian culture and people with
developmental disabilities. Officers and
experts provide tips on procedure and cultural
nuances as the scenarios unfold. The second
half of the program begins with an
examination of aspects of racial profiling..
Program 859: Road Warriors: The Biker
Brotherhood (Inside Story) (50 min.)
[1998] Bill Kurtis hosts this episode of
Inside Story, which examines the history and
workings of a New York [Bronx] biker gang:
the Ching-a-Lings. The program describes
their lifestyle, their activities (legal and
illegal), the women connected with the gang
and the attitudes toward them, and how the
gang has changed since its organization in
1963. The program examines the gang
mainly as a street-type gang, not just as a
biker gang. Events recounted in the life of the
gang include a Halloween party, and a
"funeral run".
Program 856: Homeland Security and
CommunityPolicing FBI Teleconference
(2 hours)
[September 5, 2002] Penny Parrish hosts
this September 2002 teleconference about
how United States law enforcement agencies
are changing their relationship with their
community in the face of an ongoing terrorist
threat. Panelists include David Carter
(Director of the National Center for
Community Oriented Policing, Michigan
State University), Charles A. Moose (Chief,
Montgomery County Police: you may
remember him from all those "Beltway
Sniper" press briefings) Dr. Richart Holden
(Criminal Justice Department, Central
Missouri State University), Louis F. Quijas
(FBI Office of Law Enforcement
Coordination / former chief of the High Point,
NC, Police Department). Other topics include
the use of community policing techniques to
help insure homeland security and how to get
citizens involved, the implications of the
"USA Patriot Act"
(http://www.epic.org/privacy/terrorism/usapat
riot/ , as of January 9, 2003) and the
Homeland Security Act, the purpose of the
Office of Law Enforcement Coordination, the
redefinition of terrorism following recent
terrorist acts, what agencies have learned
about interagency communication and trust,
prediction of terrorist targets, and training
opportunities from the federal government.
The program begins with a "Requiem",
featuring images from the September 11,
2001, terrorist attack.
Program 851: Staying Calm / Avoid
Communication Screw-ups (Special Issues
: In the Line of Duty) (29 min.)
[2000] This In the Line of Duty video
examines the stress placed on Dispatchers.
Audio and video footage of incidents,
including the North Hollywood Shootout and
the Jonesboro school shooting, are used to
demonstrate the importance of dispatcher
demeanor during incidents, and the amount of
tension they have to bear. Trainer Michelle
Lewis discusses personal training techniques,
including visualization (planning responses to
possible incidents in advance), the importance
of putting professionalism before personalities
(in the field and in the communications
room), how officers and telecommunicators
can keep from antagonizing each other, the
importance of including the dispatchers in
incident debriefing, and suggestions for
developing outside interests to help maintain
healthy balance. Also included is hair-raising
audio footage of a "telecommunicator
traumatized by an assault in progress", which
emphasizes the crucial need of personal
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training to prepare for the unthinkable. By the
way, as a rule, In the Line of Duty videos are
for "law enforcement only", so don't go
showing them around.
Program 849: Jack-in-the-Box: In the
Line of Duty (26 min.)
[1996] This case study of what happened
when, in 1995, a Livonia, Michigan, officer
was surprised by someone hiding in a car's
trunk act as a good reminder to expect
suspects in unexpected places. An instructor
had recommended this one, because of the
explanation of the reasoning behind the
officers' actions in initially detaining and
searching the stopped subject. (Another
interesting point is that the subject hiding in
the trunk had a weapon ready to fire, and that
subject was a woman. As NEMRT video
#651 (Women Who Kill and Assault) reminds
viewers, don't be tricked by sexual
stereotypes.) The thought-provoking
questions at the end, along with the story of a
Crest Hill (Illinois) officer who was killed by
a subject hiding in a car's trunk, are also
particularly useful. By the way, as a rule, In
the Line of Duty videos are for "law
enforcement only", so don't go showing them
around.
Program Missing 847: Practical and
Tactical Handcuffing (32 min.)
[2002] In this program from Performance
Dimensions, Ed Nowicki and other law
enforcement trainers describe and
demonstrate aspects of the safe usage of
handcuffs. Topics include a discussion of the
advantages of chain-link and hinged cuffs
with suggestions for selection, ways cuffed
people can still be dangerous, how to take
care of and carry them. Then, handcuff
trainers describe methods and safety concerns
for various methods for handcuffing subjects,
along with suggestions for training.
Departmental policy suggestions, an overview
of Constitutional issues regarding
handcuffing, and a description of the injuries
associated with handcuffing are also included.
Officer safety is always emphasized, so
viewers are reminded of the importance of
keeping a "what if" mentality when handling
subjects, and of the necessity of keeping up
one's skills.
Program 846: Youth Gangs in America :
An Overview of Suppression, Intervention
and Prevention Programs (OJJDP
Teleconference) (2 hours)
[March 21, 1997] This 1997
teleconference, sponsored by the Office of
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention,
examines three community programs intended
to prevent, intervene in, and suppress youth
involvement in gangs. As one of the speakers
points out, all three aspects must be addressed
in order for a program to be effective. The
three initiatives addressed are the GREAT
Program, The Fort Worth (TX) Boys and
Girls Clubs "Comin' Up" program, and
Chicago's Little Village Gang Violence
Reduction Project.
Program 827: Methamphetamine in Illinois
: User/Manufacturer Behavior (34 min.)
[2001] Various Illinois law enforcement
officers talk about incidents in which they
faced suspects under the influence of
methamphetamine. Most of the officers are
from central and southern Illinois, but don't let
that lull you into thinking that "tweakers"
couldn't be found anywhere. The descriptions
of the places in which the subjects were found
and what they were doing were especially
interesting. In the second half of the program,
Dr. Michael Richardson (Quincy, IL)
describes the stages of response to and
recovery from methamphetamine use.
Program 826: Methamphetamine Labs: A
New Danger for Illinois (35 min.)
[January 2000] To most of you, the
information in this program is probably old
news, but it does make for a useful review.
The program describes the history of
methamphetamine in Illinois, the increasing
number of labs that officers are finding and
the dangers they pose, ways of recognizing a
clandestine lab, and the behavior of
users/makers. Included are statements from
several officers and fire fighters from Quincy,
Illinois, who tell about responding to a fire in
what turned out to be a meth lab, along with
descriptions from other officers who had
unpleasant encounters with clandestine labs.
The program concludes with pictures of
things officers might find at a lab, and an
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interview with an incarcerated user/maker,
who talks about how he got into making it,
and the effect the drug had on him. The
techniques for approaching a possible lab and
a possible methamphetamine user are very
practical.
Program 825: Use of Force Report Writing
(13 min. and 15 min. on 2 tapes)
[2001] Report writing videos have a
tendency to be yawners, and boilerplate
reports end up leaving the readers yawning.
According to this set from the ALERT Series,
boilerplates are out. In Part 1 (possibly
because it's about reporting use of force),
officers are encouraged to write descriptive
reports that are viscerally moving, as well as
accurate. If the reader can feel the fear the
writer felt, they will understand the reasons
for the force level used. In Part 2, suggestions
on what to include in the report (the suspect's
appearance, his words, his exact behavior,
etc.), including a checklist of pieces of
information to include in a use of force report
are discussed. The importance of writing an
articulate, useful Use of Force report is
emphasized at the end of the program.
Although North East Multi-Regional Training
doesn't necessarily recommend the techniques
described in the program, they might be
useful to know about. It is also available on
DVD.
Program 823: Interpersonal
Communications: Legal Implications (32
min. on 2 tapes)
[2001] To begin this ALERT series
program, law enforcement attorney Randy
Means states that the most successful peace
officers he has encountered are those who
approach subjects in a cooperative, rather than
an authoritarian, style. In other words,
Asking is more effective than Telling. In Part
1, he shows how the wording of a contact can
mean the difference between the courts
treating it as a voluntary or involuntary stop.
He then describes ways of keeping track of
exact wording of subject contacts. Part 2
concerns nonverbal communication,
imprecise requests, verbal aspects of force
transactions, and the drawbacks of coarse
language. He points out that, in one study,
70% of complaints against officers involved
officer rudeness to citizens. He concludes by
saying that one of the best things an officer
can do to protect him- or herself is to practice
anger management.
Program 820: New Era of Disobedience: Is
Your Department Ready [FBI
Teleconference] (2 hours)
[November 7, 2001] The November 2001
FBI Teleconference examined the issues
surrounding large public demonstrations,
using lessons learned in the riots in Seattle
(and attempted riots elsewhere) as examples.
Panelists include Sheriff Kevin Beary (Orange
Co., Florida), Chief Robert Bragdon
(Spokane, Washington, Police Department),
Greg Comcowich (Domestic Terrorism, Civil
Rights Unit, FBI), and Chief Charles Ramsey
(Washington Metropolitan Police). They talk
about how protesters can use a lawful protest
to engage in unlawful activities, modern
tactics of protest, how protests can become
acts of terror, and how to get information on
extremist groups' activities. A lot of footage
of police responding to protesters is included,
along with a lot of useful resource references
during the break. The program opens with a
video memorial to the first responders who
were affected by the September 11, 2001
terrorist attack, produced by the National
Terrorism Preparedness Institute.
Program 818: OC Aerosol in Law
Enforcement II (38 min.)
[2001] Ed Nowicki appears in this
addendum to OC Aerosol Use in Law
Enforcement (NEMRT video #435), to
discuss further the issues related to OC spray
use. Topics include ways of neutralizing
oleoresin capsicum after contact, the types of
spray patterns and their applications, OC
spray and concerns about flammability, the
value of OC spray as compared to impact
weapons, and training issues. The use of OC
spray offers many benefits as a non-lethal
force option, but listen for the important
training point Ed Nowicki makes at the
program's beginning: "Don't bet your life on
OC." The appropriate use of OC spray is also
discussed.
Program 815: Racial Profiling -- Chicago
Police Department (40 min.)
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[2001] This five-part program produced by
the Chicago Police Department, which we
received from the Illinois Law Enforcement
Media Resource Center, considers various
aspects of officer courtesy.
Part One describes the circumstances
under which an investigatory street stop may
be made in the city of Chicago, as of 2001,
and how to fill out the Contact Card;
Part Two demonstrates some tactical
communication skills to help insure subject
compliance during a traffic stop; and
Parts Three, Four, and Five encourages
officers to maintain a good attitude and
demeanor with the citizens they encounter
during their work. Examples include a
mother and child in a traffic stop, a missing
person report, and an out of town visitor with
a lost brief case.
As always, compare the recommendations and
behaviors demonstrated in this program with
local practices before applying them. This
program was referred to during the 2001 BiasBased Law Enforcement Summit, which may
be why it is entitled "Racial Profiling".
Except for a public service announcement at
the very beginning, the issue is not
specifically considered.
Program 814: Law Enforcement and
Media: A Perspective from Behind the
Camera [FBI Teleconference] (2 hours)
[July 11, 2001] With this FBI
Teleconference, the series changes its name to
Law Enforcement Live, so don't let it throw
you. This July 2001 program concerns the
same topic as the California Commission on
Peace Officers Standards and Training's Law
Enforcement and News Media Relations
POST Telecourse (NEMRT Video #427).
Panelists include Blake Morrison (USA
Today), Tina Commodore (WBNS-TV,
Columbus, OH), Richard Adkins (WRAL,
Raleigh, NC), Barbara Cochran (Radio and
Television News Directors Association,
Washington, DC), Bob Steele (The Poynter
Institute, St. Petersburg, FL), and Greg Luft
(Colorado State University). They discuss
what the media needs from law enforcement
in order to do its job, and why they would
want or need it. The analysis of media
response to law enforcement-related incidents
is interesting.
Program 811: New Face of Crime [The] :
Investigative Report (45 min.)
[1997] Bill Kurtis hosts this Investigative
Report episode, which examines how gang
activity has changed from general street crime
to widespread organized crime. The presence
of active gang members in legitimate
business, law enforcement agencies, and the
U.S. Military is the topic being investigated.
Most of the gang activities examined are
Chicago-centered, but Asian gang activity is
mentioned briefly in the segment on corporate
infiltration. A lot of time is spent describing
the public relations activities of the Gangster
Disciples.
Program 809: Gang Violence in America :
20th Century with Mike Wallace (43 min.)
[1996] A&E Home Video and CBS News
produced this episode of The Twentieth
Century, which describes the history and
evolution of gangs in the United States. Street
gangs and motorcycle gangs are the initial
focus. A number of brief interviews with gang
members, former gang members, reluctant
wannabees, and girl gang members are
featured, along with ways various
communities are responding to the challenges.
Its length and presentation doesn't lend itself
to roll-call use, but it ought to be helpful in a
citizen academy or criminal justice class.
California and Chicago gangs are the ones
most closely examined. This program is also
available in DVD format.
Program 801: Achieving Diversity through
Marketing FBI Teleconference (2 hours)
[January 17, 2001] In this January 2001
FBI teleconference, Chandra Oden (Detroit
Police Department), Doug Spring (Las Vegas
Metropolitan Police Department), Cmdr.
Betty Kelepecz (Los Angeles Police
Department) talk about recruitment strategies,
both in general, and in targeted populations.
General marketing of a police department is a
major portion of the discussion, too.
Although the "advertised" strategy is TV
advertising, the panelists talk about a number
of the ways their police departments promote
themselves to the public. Some of the
interesting aspects examined are community
involvement in recruiting, ways of preparing
young people to join the police department,
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and ways of preparing officers as recruiters.
Program 798: Adventures in Public
Speaking {Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy} (24 min.)
[December 2000] Rather than just looking
at people's fear of public speaking, this
December 2000 entry in the Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy looks at the specific fears
speakers have, and explains ways of handling
those fears. Sgt. James Tilton (Nassau
County Police Department), a public speaking
instructor, is the featured presenter. Bad
habits new speakers can develop, and how
speakers can handle their "prejudices" about
their audiences, and the use of visual aids, are
also discussed.
Program 795: Workplace Violence FBI
Teleconference (2 hours)
[May 17, 2000] Pamela Paziotopoluous
(Cook Co. (evidently Illinois) State's Atty's
Office), Victoria Havassy (Psychological
Resources), and S.S.A. Eugene Rugala (FBI:
NCAVC-Critical Incident Response Group)
join moderator Tom Christenberry in
discussing the prevalence and prevention of
workplace violence, in this May 2000
teleconference. They point out that the
violence is not only related to disgruntled
workers, but domestic violence or stalking
situations that violently erupt at work, rather
than at home. Subject behaviors -- of the
disgruntled employee, the abuser, and the
victim -- are also discussed, along with the
development of prevention programs.
Program 794: Creating Media for
Community Relations [Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy] (24 min.)
[March 2001] The FBI concluded its
Viewpoints from the FBI Academy series
with this March 2001 program. In it, Chief
Bob Edwards (Dover, Vermont, Police
Department) talks about how the Dover Police
Department uses mailings, newsletters (and enewsletters), community service videos (made
in collaboration with the local high school),
and public relations programs to explain their
work to the citizens. He talks about the types
of media available, developing the forms, and
getting the community involved in producing
it (the discussion of the high school students
producing law enforcement-related public
service announcements, which look pretty
good).
Program 787: Meeting the Mental Health
Needs of Crime Victims (40 min.)
[1998] Doctors Dean G. Kilpatrick and
Connie L. Best (National Crime Victims
Research and treatment Center, South
Carolina) appear in this panel discussion
regarding the effect of a crime on the mental
health of a crime victim. They describe the
psychological trauma, the symptoms, how
those symptoms can hinder an investigation or
prosecution, and what criminal justice
professionals and advocates can do to help.
Because of its conversational-lecture format,
it's something of a yawner, but the
information is presented clearly, and is of
great use to anyone who has contact with
crime victims, including officers, prosecutors,
family members, and advocates.
Program 786: News Media's Coverage of
Crime and Victimization (26 min.)
[1999] With the proliferation of news
sources on the Internet and direct television,
the reporters finding the news have become
more aggressive. Their actions can doubly
victimize the victims of the crimes they are
trying to cover. This program from the
National Victim Assistance Academy uses
interviews with victimized victims and media
professionals to show the importance of
media workers sensitivity to victim needs,
what those needs would be, and the use of a
victim advocates and a "media consortium".
Some of the cases described include the
Jennifer Levin Murder (the "Preppie
Murder"), the Oklahoma City bombing, and
the Columbine High School shooting.
Program 778: Sudden In-Custody Death:
Training for Prevention / Positional
Asphyxia Update (16 min.)
[2000] This ALERT video reexamines
issues and procedures presented in Positional
Asphyxia, Sudden Death, and Transporting
Suspects (#522). It goes over the key
indicators that might lead to a suspect's incustody death, techniques for training
officers, and a discussion of a sudden-death
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incident in Kansas City, Missouri (which is
reenacted in #522). What positions may can
contribute to asphyxia, and incidents in which
suspects died in custody through no fault of
detention procedures, are also described. As
always, compare techniques described here
with departmental procedure before using
them.
Program 776: Pursuits: Training, Vehicle
Upgrades and Policy FBI Teleconference
(2 hours)
[November 2000] The typical lack of
support in policy supervision, and training,
available to officers when beginning or
terminating a vehicle pursuit, and how to
provide the support, is the topic of this
November 2000 FBI teleconference.
Speakers include Trooper Stephen D. Charette
(Massachusetts State Police Academy), Earl
Hardy (NHTSA), Chris Sutterfield (Oklahoma
Law Enforcement Academy), and Tim FoxMoles (TEVOC, FBI/Quantico). Other issues
examined include liability to agencies, basic
principles of police driving, setting the
appropriate tone for police driving training,
pursuit termination, and new techniques and
technology for stopping suspects.
Program 773: Vehicle Searches (21 min.)
[2000] In this ALERT program, officers
John Delgado (Miami, FL) and Richard
Grassi (Topeka, KS) go over techniques for
conducting a safe "pat-down" of a vehicle.
Searching techniques for both the passenger
compartment and the engine compartment are
included. Surprisingly, some of the
techniques are the same as patting down a
suspect: officers should use rubber gloves to
help prevent bloodborne pathogen
contamination, and look before touching
anything. As always, compare procedures
described here with those of your agency
before applying them.
Program 764: Emotional Survival POST
Telecourse (2 hours)
[November 1999] In this interactive
program, recorded in November, 1999, Dr.
Kevin Gilmartin talks with an audience of
California law enforcement officers about the
causes of officer burnout and ways to prevent
the emotional toll the job takes. I like this
program: he presents these unaddressed
problems of law enforcement officers in a
non-threatening, humorous, sympathetic
manner. Topics he addresses include the
development of Police Cynicism, the Physical
Effects of continual Hypervigiliance (and the
effect of the resulting depression on the
family and the officer), The Development of
Victim Mentality and the "Continuum of
Compromise", and How to Become a
Survivor, instead of a victim.
Program 758: Seizure vs Non-Seizure of
Persons (34 min. on 2 tapes)
[2000] This two-tape program from the
ALERT series features lawyer Randy Means
discussing the types of citizen contacts
officers make (voluntary/consensual and
involuntary/seizure of person (Terry-type
Stops and arrests)), what the conditions are
for the types of contact, and how to use words
and actions to achieve the appropriate contact.
He refers to court cases that have affected the
levels and limits of officer contact with
citizens. But the program would benefit from
scenarios in which the discussion was
demonstrated.
Program 750: Diplomatic and Consular
Immunity: Guidance for Law Enforcement
and Judicial Authorities (21 min.)
[August 1998] The Bureau of Diplomatic
Security and the Office of Protocol and the
Office of Foreign Missions produced this
overview of how Diplomatic Immunity affects
law enforcement. It goes over the levels of
immunity, the types of diplomatic/consular
personnel that may have immunity, possible
procedures for handling incidents involving
such personnel, and the importance of
reporting the incidents to the Department of
State. Several scenarios are featured – such as
a shoplifting incident, a fight, and a DUI –
along with commentary about how officers
could respond. Always compare described
procedures with departmental ones before
applying them; but you may also want to go
over your procedures to make sure they are
up-to-date regarding "immune" people.
Program 743: Responding to Hate Crimes:
A Roll Call Training Video for Police
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Officers (20 min.)
[1999] This three-part program from the
Bureau of Justice Assistance goes over the
difference between hate incidents and hate
crimes, what first responders need to be aware
of, and resources to help prevent bias crime.
Because of its format, the video can be used
all at once, or over several sessions. Other
issues considered over the course of the
program include bias crimes' relation to
enhanced penalties, laws and data collection,
victim response (which is good for any victim
response), and evidence collection. A booklet
from the International Association of Chiefs
of Police (available on their website) also
comes with it.
Program 741: Storm Watch (30 min.)
[1995] The National Weather Service for
the Chicago Area uses this video in its
tornado-spotting training. It describes the
formation of violent storms, how to recognize
storms that are likely to become dangerous, as
well as dangerous features of those storms.
Then the emphasis shifts to elements in a
storm that produce tornadoes, and what
physical aspects to look for that would
indicate a tornado's presence or imminent
appearance. This program is also available on
DVD
Program 739: Behind Closed Doors: Elder
Abuse (13 min.)
[c. 1999] The Illinois Department on
Aging produced this general overview of the
problem of abuse of the elderly. The types of
abuse, the evidence of abuse (for observers,
rather than prosecutors), the types of abusers,
and how the Illinois Department on Aging can
help end abuse are discussed in the course of
the program. It would be a useful addition to
discussions in crime prevention groups or
citizens academies.
Program 736: Deadly Force Issues (25
min.)
[1999] Instead of considering
circumstances in which deadly force may be
justified, this ALERT tape examines what is
likely to happen after deadly force has been
used. A Kansas City (Missouri) officer talks
about an incident in which he was forced to
shoot and kill a suspect, then various
instructors and attorneys discuss tactical
training tips, the problems of "secondguessing", the importance of writing accurate
reports, and departmental "fallout" (what the
officer may experience within and outside the
department). The program concludes with
Chaplain Bill Derryberry's remarks on PostTraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and its
symptoms.
Program 732: Human Factors in
Undercover Operations [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (24 min.)
[1993] One of the most physically and
mentally dangerous operations an officer can
participate in is an undercover one. This 1993
episode features Steve Band (FBI Behavioral
Sciences Division) examines the effect of
covert operations on the officers, and what
management can do to minimize the
"damage" on the participants.
Program 729: Sting Operations [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] (24 min.)
[April 1999] Sting operations are among
the most challenging and dangerous activities
an officer can participate in. Barry
Abramowitz, of the Jacksonville (Florida)
State's Attorney's Office, appears in this April
1999 program. He describes the "Operation
Cellmate" sting operation he helped run,
which targeted cellular phone fraud and
cloning in Florida. Aspects of stings he talks
about include officer conduct during an
operation, funding, security (for the officers
as well as the operation itself), asset
forfeiture, use of mass media (and protecting
suspects' rights), and other investigations that
can benefit from the operation's findings.
Program 722: Long Gun Retention and
Disarming Techniques (27 min.)
[1999] Officers are more likely than ever
to encounter suspects with long guns,
including poachers, drug producers, and even
suburbanites. And long guns are no longer
just shotguns, but rifles and carbines as well.
This program from the ALERT series
describes and demonstrates the Lindell
methods of disarming suspects with such
guns, and retaining them when the officers
use them themselves. A lot of attention is
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given to safety issues when learning and
practicing the techniques, and the importance
of practice (and accurate practice) in learning
the techniques. As always, compare the
techniques and suggestions listed here with
department policy before using them.
Program 719: Workplace Violence POST
Telecourse (2 hours)
[June 1999] According to the statistics
quoted in this program, the number one cause
of death in the workplace for women is now
homicide. This timely video from the
California Commission on Peace Officers
Standards and Training telecourse series
examines issues that patrol officers need to be
aware of regarding workplace violence.
Topics considered here include what
workplace violence is, threat levels, legal
issues and problem areas, what responding
officers and investigators can do, working
with businesses to establish good prevention
and safety plans, and critical incident follow
up. A number of case studies of actual
incidents (from California and Arizona) are
examined, as well as a demonstration incident.
The end includes a discussion of the
advantages and disadvantages of restraining
orders.
Program 718: Search Incident to Arrest
and Gender Problems (30 min.)
[1999] This program from the ALERT
series follows up the information in Tape
#710 (Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk Search)
with a demonstration of techniques
appropriate to a search incident to arrest. The
issue of "Span of Control" is important to
such searches, so, since suspects may be
arrested in such places, searches of a vehicle,
a search in an office setting, and in a home,
are also discussed and demonstrated. In order
to prevent accusations of misconduct, the
importance of having at least two officers
involved is emphasized. Also considered are
cross-sex searching issues (and the use of
observers), suggestions for searching
prisoners, and custodial searches of female
prisoners in particular. The program also
includes remarks about legal considerations.
As always, compare the techniques and
suggestions listed here with department policy
before using them.
Program 716: Assaults on Law
Enforcement Officers [Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy] (24 min.)
[April 1997] Between April and June,
1997, Viewpoints from the FBI Academy
broadcast three programs about the research
that led to the 1997 report In the Line of Fire.
This program is the first (with the other two
being Women who Kill and Assault (#651)
and Post Assault Support (#666)). In this
broadcast, Ed Davis (FBI) discusses the basic
methodology and findings of the report, the
history of FBI research into assaults on
officers, changes in demographics of
assaulted officers between 1992 and 1996,
and what the findings may mean to officers.
Also included are a couple of brief video clips
of interviews with offenders and officers.
Program 715: Truth or Deception
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (24
min.)
[May 1996] Body Language, or non-verbal
response, is Sue Adams' topic, in this May
1996 program. This representative of the
FBI's Communications Unit discusses the
two-step process for determining deception,
which begins with determining what normal
behavior is for the suspect, and then watching
for signs of "stress". She talks about these
physiological changes (sweating, itching,
breathing, "twitching", eye movement, etc.).
It features video clips of people being
interviewed and being "deceptive". It doesn't
go in to a lot of detail, but it is also short
enough to hold viewer interest.
Program 714: Cognitive Interviewing
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (24
min.)
[April 1996] Debra Lees (FBI
Communications Unit) is the featured speaker
in this April 1996 program. She describes the
Cognitive Interviewing technique, a method
which helps witnesses and victims recall
important details of events. She goes over the
three stages of crisis reaction, The importance
of "psychological first aid" (setting the
appropriate environment for the interview),
"memory-jogging" and "tell-mentality"
techniques, changing sequence and
perspective and explained; and then Debra
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Lees and the moderator give a brief
demonstration of the process.
Program 713: Stress Management in Law
Enforcement FBI Teleconference (2 hours)
[March 10, 1999] As moderator Tom
Christenberry points out in the introduction to
this March 1999 teleconference, the stresses
of law enforcement can produce not only high
blood pressure and other physical effects, but
excessive use of force, failed marriages,
alcoholism, and suicide. Unless stress is
recognized, it can't be managed effectively.
The panelists Dr. Victoria Havassy (of
Psychological Resources), SSA Don Sheehan
(FBI), Dr. Ellen Kirschman (author of I Love
a Cop), discuss the types of stress -cumulative and traumatic -- and their sources
and effects; and coping strategies for police.
It won't come as any surprise, but one of the
main sources of police stress is the police
organization, and officers "addicted to their
own adrenalin" are one of the main sources of
stress on a police family. The importance of
maintaining relationships with people outside
of law enforcement (and the difficulties in
doing so) is also emphasized. Watch for the
references listed on the screen during the
"intermission".
Program JOB 712: Electronic
Incarceration (9 min.)
[circa 1998] This Jail Operations Bulletin
is intended to help inform correctional
systems that are considering an Electronic
Monitoring system. It lists;
The Benefits of Electronic Incarceration to
the jail, the offender, the family, and the
community,
Who should be involved in the
development and monitoring of an electronic
incarceration program,
Rules and sanctions for maintaining an
electronic incarceration program,
Offenders who may participate in
electronic incarceration,
Sources for more information on the
available systems. Although the program
does not reveal any special insights into
electronic monitoring programs, it does
present basic information from which to start
an inquiry.
Program JOB 711: Managing the Families
of Employees during Jail Crisis Situations
(15 min.)
[circa 1998] According to this Jail
Operations Bulletin, corrections officers have
the highest rate of job-related homicides.
This program is intended to help jails
recognize the effect of stress on both officers
and their officers' families, and plan methods
to assistance those families if the officer is
involved in a jail emergency. It discusses:
Acute Stress Disorder and Post-Traumatic
Stress Disorder and their effects,
What to include in a Family Emergency
Plan,
Jail policy for family support during jail
emergencies,
The necessity for jail orientation and
training programs for families,
Media relations policies, and
Family rights and services
Many of the suggestions would be suitable for
law enforcement agencies as well. Family
Buddy Systems and telephone trees, and
family orientations are specifically
recommended.
Program JOB 710: Working with
Developmentally Disabled Inmates (11
min.)
[circa 1998] As defined here, a
developmental disability is a permanent
disability that interferes with one's ability to
communicate and/or care for oneself,
diagnosed before the age of twenty-two. This
Jail Operations Bulletin episode examines the
needs of inmates with developmental
disabilities. It describes:
The Definition and levels of
developmental disability,
Behaviors associated with such
disabilities,
Ways other inmates may try to take
advantage of these inmates,
Special needs and considerations for
communicating with inmates,, and
Suggested correctional programs and
accommodations for inmates
The program reminds viewers that people
with developmental disabilities are not stupid,
but do take more time to process information.
Patience is key for gaining cooperation.
Developmentally Disabled Inmates: Working
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with
Program 710: Tactical Pat Downs and
Frisk Searches (Searches of Persons 1) (28
min.)
[1999] Routine procedure is good as long
as it is good procedure, and this program from
the ALERT series encourages officers to
establish a systematic method of examining
suspects for weapons. A Courteous head-totoe basic frisk search is demonstrated, while
the frisking officer describes appropriate
methods for searching, and the importance of
remembering that common objects may not be
what they appear (for instance, pagers and
wallets may actually be weapons).
Incidentally, one of the key tips is to keep the
suspect (physically) off-balance. Randy
Means, law enforcement lawyer, discusses the
legal issues, including the extent and limits, of
a frisk search. As always, compare the
techniques and suggestions listed here with
department policy before using them.
Program JOB 709: Testifying in Court (15
min.)
[circa 1998] Both police and corrections
officers may be called on to give testimony
during a trial. This Jail Operations Bulletin
describes how to prepare to testify, how to
conduct oneself in court, and how to respond
to rhetorical techniques lawyers might use to
discredit one's testimony. The importance of
thorough, pertinent reports is emphasized.
The segment on tricks lawyers use during
testimony is among the most informative I've
seen on the subject.
Program 709: Domestic Violence: Law
Enforcement Response FBI Teleconference
(2 hours)
[May 1999] You'll have to listen carefully
for all the useful investigative and prosecution
tips in this May 1999 FBI teleconference.
The main training concerns are the issues that
complicate domestic violence investigations,
and what policies other agencies are
developing to help; but useful information on
abuser personality and behavior traits,
stalking, strangulation, cross-jurisdictional
prosecutions, and the importance of
recognizing the effect of domestic violence on
children also appears. Panelists include SSA
George DeShazor, Jr. (FBI), Sgt. Lori
McIntyre (Nassau Co. Police Dept.), and
Capt. Mary Ann Papili (Delaware State
Police).
Program JOB 708: Tuberculosis in
Corrections (14 min.)
[circa 1998] Tuberculosis is spread
through close prolonged contact with an
infected person. so jails conditions are an
ideal for spreading the disease. This Jail
Operations Bulletin discusses:
The Symptoms of Tuberculosis, and the
difference between TB infection and TB
disease,
Commonly prescribed medications and
their side effects,
Why TB is particularly serious in jails,
Procedure for detecting TB in new
arrivals, and
How to gain compliance if an inmate
refuses treatment for TB.
Program 708: Mental Illness: Police
Response (16 min.)
[1995] Encounters with the mentally ill
can be some of an officer's most complicated
and time-consuming calls. Officer
responsibilities, with regard to the Americans
with Disabilities Act, when encountering a
mentally ill subject, are the main focus of this
program from the Police Executive Research
Forum. Part 1, on methods of assessment and
stabilization, is the most directly useful: it
describes obligations under the ADA, signs of
mental illness, suggested sources of
assistance, and suggested techniques for
approaching the consumer (the preferred term
for someone with a mental illness). Part 2,
COP Resources, strongly encourages the
viewers to get to know their communities, and
to look for resources that can help them help
the consumers they are likely to encounter.
Program JOB 707: Working with Elderly
Inmates (12 min.)
[circa 1998] The aging of the Baby
Boomer generation, and stricter sentencing
guidelines are increasing the number of
inmates over the age of 55. This Jail
Operations Bulletin offers ways to
accommodate this growing population. The
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program considers:
A person's Chronological, Biological,
Psychological and Social ages,
Sources of, and ways to prevent "ageism,"
Special needs of elderly inmates,
Elderly inmates, depression, and mental
illness,
Programming for elderly inmates, and
Types of elderly offenders.
Corrections officers are also urged to watch
for signs of exploitation by younger inmates.
Program JOB 706: Conflict Resolution
Intervention in a Jail Setting (9 min.)
[circa 1995] This Jail Operations Video
Bulletin is intended to assist jail officers in
developing their ability to apply the "Conflict
Resolution Intervention" method of conflict
resolution. It describes the importance of
resolving conflicts without using violence,
how the process works, when its use is
appropriate, the selection of the third-party
"intervener", the steps of the process, and the
benefits of applying the intervention method.
Program JOB 705: Challenges and Pitfalls
of Boot Camps (12 min.)
[circa 1998] This Jail Operations Bulletin
describes the steps a corrections system needs
to take to implement and maintain a
successful "shock incarceration" or "boot
camp" program. The video examines:
The Benefits and nature of a boot camp
program,
Establishing program goals
Selecting participants and their aftercare
programs,
Training needs and expectations of boot
camp staff, and
Encouraging community cooperation and
participation.
Program JOB 704: Inmate Leaders (11
min.)
[circa 1998] Here is one case where
"leadership" is not a desirable quality. This
Jail Operations Bulletin describes how to
prevent cliques from attracting followers.
Issues discussed include:
The Types of Leaders found in jail
populations, and how they recruit followers,
Why groups or cliques form in a jail
population,
The Types of Followers,
Ways to recognize members of groups or
gangs, and
Ways to prevent dangerous groups from
forming.
Program JOB 703: Cultural Diversity in
Jail (11 min.)
[circa 1998] The jail population mirrors
the ethnic and racial composition of the
community. This Jail Operations Bulletin
explains the essence of cultures, and how a
correctional officer can communicate better
with inmates from different cultures. The
program examines:
The Difference between race, ethnicity,
and culture,
Ways to minimize personal cultural
biases,
The Importance of courtesy and respect in
communicating with other inmates of a
different culture, and
The Dangers of unreconciled
misunderstandings.
Although the program does not present any
tips for relating to specific cultures, the
generic information can improve viewers'
ability to observe cultural differences, and
respond appropriately.
Program JOB 702: Addicted Inmates:
Intake through Process (13 min.)
[circa 1998] According to this Jail
Operations Bulletin video, 75% of crime is
related to substance abuse, and many abusers
wind up in jail. This video reminds
corrections officers of ways to handle drugaddicted inmates. Issues discussed include:
Signs of drug addiction,
Symptoms of detoxification/withdrawal,
Common behaviors of drug-addicted
inmates, and the reasons for them,
How to encourage drug-addicted inmates
to stay sober,
The importance of getting medical and
dental care for addicts, and
Ways to help recovering addicts continue
their treatment after leaving the jail.
Program JOB 701: Career Development
and Returning to College (11 min.)
[circa 1998] Officers who want their
careers to progress will want a college
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education. This Jail Operations Bulleting
video helps officers decide what type of
higher education would most benefit them,
and how to apply -- and apply themselves -- to
getting that education. The program
discusses:
Options for college or technical training,
How to select the most appropriate school
and educational track,
Sources for grants and loans, and
Non-traditional options.
Program 697: Report Writing 1: The
Basics (33 min.)
[1999] This ALERT tape features police
instructor Teresa Carton (Eastern Missouri
Law Enforcement Training Center), who talks
about past problems with report writing
techniques, and examines good report writing
tools and techniques. Viewers are reminded
that reports are not written for the law
enforcement agency, but for the insurance
companies, attorneys, probation officers, and
so on; so officers need to report the facts and
evidence in a way that they can all
understand. The importance of making
unbiased field notes is emphasized. This
program is also available on DVD
Program 691: Cultural Diversity in
America (United Against Crime
Teleconference) (1 hour, 50 min.)
[1998] Dep. Chief Ondra Berry, of the
Reno (Nevada) Police Department, regularly
comes to the Chicago area to present
workshops on cultural diversity. If you have
never been to one, here's your chance to see
what you've been missing. In this program,
taped at the 1998 National Crime Prevention
Council Annual Conference, he discusses the
contributions that different types of people
(and not specifically different ethnic groups,
but different sexes or temperament styles and
such as well) make to an organization. He
also discusses the development of culture, and
importance of learning about people different
from oneself. Dep. Chief Berry is almost as
funny as George Thompson, and far more
pleasant, so the program is entertaining to
watch as well as informative. (His
demonstration of the different types of
temperaments is a stitch!)
Program 690: Misconduct to Corruption:
Avoiding the Impending Crisis FBI
Teleconference (2 hours)
[January 13, 1999] In December, 1997, the
National Executive Institute developed a
guide called Misconduct to Corruption:
Avoiding the Impending Crisis. The
principles to prevent corruption and loss of
control were developed and tested with the
New Orleans Police Department. This
January 1999 program goes over the ways the
guide described for determining where
problems exist, how to deal with them, how to
reduce misconduct and corruption, and how to
minimize the risk of corruption in the future.
Panelists include Steve Rothlein (Uniform
Service Division /Miami-Dade Police
Department), Col. Kim Ward (Baltimore Co.
Police Department), and Unit Chief Michael
Ferrence (Leadership & Management Science
Unit, FBI Academy). They talk about the
effect of agency culture on misconduct, how
the media can help in responding to officer
misconduct, and how the "redemption"
process worked in New Orleans. It's a
surprisingly interesting program, though when
the panelists are confronted with questions
about officer's response to misconduct of
superiors, they can't give any specific
procedures.
Program 689: Managing Deadly Force
Training: Questions and Issues FBI
Teleconference (2 hours)
[November 18, 1998] This November
1998 teleconference examines the elements,
and the importance, of valid police survival
training. Several of the panelists were victims
of assaults, and they talk about what was right
about their training, and what should have
been different. Ed Davis (Behavioral Science
Unit, FBI), Gene Cassidy (Baltimore Police
Department, who was blinded in a shooting),
Peggy Sullivan (Fairbanks, Alaska, Police
Department, who had also been shot),
Shannon Bohrer (Firearms Training Unit,
FBI). The statistics from the Law
Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted
series are described and analyzed.
Interestingly enough, accidental police deaths
(car and aircraft accidents) are greater than
they have ever been. Also included in this
program is a long discussion of the value of
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FATS training, and a number of videotaped
interviews with suspects (now inmates) who
had shot officers, and officers who had
survived shootings.
Program 688: Disaster Management
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (48
min.)
[January/February 1999] When TWA
Flight 800 exploded over the ocean on July
17, 1996, the agencies called on to respond
had one of the largest possible crime scenes in
history to protect. In this program from early
1999, Lt. John O'Brien describes the
management of this disaster. In Part 1, The
Response, he talks about the initial response,
the coordination of the numerous agencies
that were required to respond to the disaster,
tactical responsibilities, and dealing with the
media. In Part 2, The Recovery, he discusses
the things the responders learned from this
emergency. As their responsibilities changed
from recovery to investigative efforts, such
issues as evidence management, evidence
chain of custody, processing the bodies, and
protecting the enormous crime scene, were
raised. He emphasizes the importance of
disaster/emergency training, because the
responding agencies' previous training helped
them cope with the pressures of the situation.
He also describes how the agencies responded
to the victims' families and how the
departments organized to handle the routine
matters during the disaster response.
Program 686: Fatal Fire Investigations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (24
min.)
[October 1998] According to this October
1998 program, arson is a growing problem in
the United States, and a crime for which
evidence is often disguised. Investigators Art
Westveer and Gene West discuss death
investigations when the death is related to a
fire. Other issues considered include the
importance of working with the fire marshal
or fire department and the medical examiner,
ideal investigation procedures, scene
reconstruction, and what kind of evidence to
look for. The importance of calling in the
experts as quickly as possible is strongly
emphasized.
Program 685: Police Pursuit [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] (24 min.)
[September 1998] Lt. Don Metcalf, of the
Carlsbad (California) Police Department
appears in the September 1998 program, to
describe what effective and comprehensive
pursuit policies should contain to best protect
officers and the community. He goes over the
elements of a good policy, three parts of a
pursuit that need to be covered (inception,
continuance and discontinuance), and
considerations for the necessary
intergovernmental agreements (and
intergovernmental responsibilities).
Program 683: Communication in Police
Training [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (24 min.)
[July 1998] In spite of its "soft" title, the
topic of this 1998 program from the
Viewpoints from the FBI Academy series is
how to train police officers more effectively,
and to get them involved in the learning
process. Bob Hall (of the FBI Academy)
discusses the learning process, the
Instructional Pyramid (and how to apply it
when designing training sessions), and the
importance of "attacking" the senses in order
to help students retain information.
Indirectly, he demonstrates the elements of
good visual aids, with a "public service
announcement" training video on
communicable disease transmission. Because
of its length, the topics aren't explored in
detail; but the program does give a useful
overview and introduction to the learning
process.
Program 682: Interpol: The International
Link [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(24 min.)
[April 1998] "Crime detection doesn't have
to stop at the borders," they say in this April
1998 program. John Imhoff, then Chief of the
National Central Bureau for Interpol, talks
about how Interpol can help state and local
law enforcement agencies around the world
find and distribute information about
criminals. He describes what Interpol really
is (for instance, there is no such thing as an
Interpol agent), telecommunications network
Interpol maintains, and its history; and how to
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access and benefit by the network. This
program might also work well with citizen
academies, as an example of international law
enforcement networks.
Program 681: Homicide by Poisoning
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (24
min.)
[December 1997] Special Agent Art
Westveer and toxicologist John Trestrail
appear in this December 1997 program to
discuss this most difficult crime to detect.
They discuss the problems with investigating
deaths that appear natural but may be
poisonings, poisoner profiles, examining the
(multiple) crime scene, the ways poison is
administered, and things to look for at the
death scene (and things medical examiners
should remember to look for). The specific
poisons they mention include arsenic,
cyanide, and strychnine.
Program 677: Investigating Financial
Exploitation Against the Elderly Interactive
Teleconference (2 hours, 25 min.)
[March 11, 1999] As Patrick Vaughan
states in the introduction to this March 1999
teleconference, its purpose is to address issued
related to financial crimes against the elderly.
The specific focus is investigative strategies
for cases of exploitation, and application of
the Illinois criminal statutes. Special
emphasis is placed on instances when the
perpetrator is a friend or a family member,
and using alternative and community
resources in investigations. Speakers include
Chief James L. Roche (St. Charles Police
Department), Special Investigator Edward
Hazewski (Delaware Department of Justice),
Asst. State's Attorney Augusta R. Clarke
(DuPage Co. State's Attorney's Office), and
Asst. Attorney General Margaret O'Connell
(Office of the Illinois Attorney General).
Program 672: Emergency Vehicle
Operation (29 min)
[1998] The main topic of this ALERT &
ABLE program is Police Driving: the routine
driving officers do that is not related to
pursuits, though pursuits are considered.
According to the statistics attorney Bob
Thomas quotes, most police traffic accidents
take place during routine driving. He then
goes on to list the liabilities, and the
conditions that lead to driving accidents, and
how they can be avoided. Don't laugh, but
one of the most common type of accidents is
backing into stationary objects. Other topics
include supervisory monitoring of pursuits,
and use of force issues related to pursuits.
Close officer familiarity with state and
departmental pursuit policy is part of the risk
management plan presented here.
Program 671: Managing Force Escalations
(36 min)
[about 1995] This talky program from
early in the ALERT & ABLE series features
attorney Randy Means, who examines
"reasonable force", and acceptable compared
with unacceptable force escalations. He then
goes into interesting detail about the five
factors that lead to unacceptable force
escalations: lack of equipment, lack of
training, lack of physical ability, fear, and
anger; and what officers and departments can
do to prevent them.
Program 670: Make Your Case: Basic Law
Enforcement Photography (21 min.)
[September 1998] The Polaroid
Corporation provided this video, which
features Ed Gaffey's crash course lecture on
how to take crime scene photographs. Within
the major topics, attention is given to
photographing victims, night photography,
photography of skin (like tattoos), optics, film
selection, and equipment. It is useful, general,
overview that isn't Polaroid product-specific
(though Polaroid products are demonstrated
and referred to).
Program 668: Law Enforcement
Management, Pts. 1 and 2 (Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy) (48 min.)
[January and February 1998] This two-part
program features Capt. Teresa Chambers
(Prince George's County, Virginia, Police
Department), who describes how to apply
Tom Blanchard's One Minute Manager
techniques to a law enforcement agency. In
part one, she goes over the principles of goalsetting, praising, and reprimands, and how to
combine them. In part two, she discusses the
principles of situational leadership (that is to
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say, the leadership style is dependent on the
situation and the follower being led). Topics
include the four types of leadership style, the
types of people who are "led", and how the
different leadership styles will help them.
Even better, she talks about how these
principles are applied at her agency, and gives
examples of their effects.
Program 666: Post Assault Support
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (24
min.)
[June 1997] Ed Davis, of the FBI
Academy's Behavioral Sciences unit, talks
about the findings from the 1997 report In the
Line of Fire. In this conversational program,
he talks about how officers are affected by
being assaulted in the line of duty. A number
of short interviews with victim officers are
included, who talk about good things their
departments did, as well as the bad things. As
the title suggests, this program would be
helpful for departments (as well as individual
officers) to analyze their own current
practices.
Program 665: Coaching the Problem
Employee (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (24 min.)
[December 1993] In this conversational
program from 1993, John Velier (Unit Chief
of the FBI's Education/Communication Arts
Unit) talks about the importance of restoring
employees to their full contributing abilities.
He discusses the difference between problem
and "problemed" employees, the types of
problem officers, how supervisors contribute
to creating problem employees, methods of
setting up coaching sessions, and the
importance of documentation. Departments
have a lot of time and money invested in their
officers, and as John Velier points out, it's
more effective (and cost-effective) to correct
the problem than to get a new employee. The
program is short, but pithy.
Program 663: Effective Courtroom
Testimony (46 min. and 1 hour)
[October and November 1998] This talky
program from the ALERT Series features
attorney Randy Means, along with several
police officer-attorneys from . In Part 1,
Preparing for Court, they discuss how to
establish Credibility on the street, and later, in
the courtroom. Other topics include the
Brady Rule and related court decisions about
the availability of information about officer
dishonesty and biases; and things officers
should do (as well as learn about: important
court cases, for instance) to prepare for
testifying.
In Part 2, Principles and Performance,
attorney Randy Means gives some direct and
practical tips on how to look and act in and
around a courtroom. Little scenarios are used
to demonstrate inappropriate conduct.
Program 662: Domestic Abuse by Police
Officers FBI Teleconference (2 hours)
[September 1998] This September 1998
teleconference addresses the problem of
domestic violence in police families.
Participants in this discussion, which was
filmed with a live audience at a conference on
the topic include SSA Don Sheahan (FBI
Behavioral Sciences Unit) Dr. Vincent B. Van
Hasselt (Nova Southeastern University), Dr.
Eleanor Pam (John Jay College of Criminal
Justice), and Bonnie J. Campbell (Violence
Against Women Office). {Every so often, the
picture starts to jump around on this video: if
you have any trouble, please let me know.
SLC}
Program 658: Preventing Road Rage:
Anger Management for Drivers (20 min.)
[1998] This program from the AAA
Foundation for Traffic Safety is designed for
use with citizens to help them deal with
violent aggressive driving. Anger
management is the key idea here: it doesn't
give driving tips, but attitude-changing and
stress-reduction tips. Statements from former
angry drivers and Dr. John A. Larson
(Institute of Stress Medicine) are also
included.
Program 656: Sexual Harassment in Law
Enforcement: Role of Victim and
Administration (30 min.)
[1998] Randy Means and Bob Thomas,
law enforcement attorneys, continue the
discussion from Sexual Harassment in Law
Enforcement: The Harasser's Behavior
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(NEMRT Video #644), by describing
appropriate actions and processes the victim
of harassment can take. The importance of
having policies regarding harassment, and the
administrators' obligation to enforce them,
plus suggestions for making the policies clear,
and what the policy should include, are also
included. The program concludes with an
application of the 1998 Supreme Court
decision Oncoli v. Sundowner Offshore
Services (and several earlier decisions) to the
law enforcement environment
Program 654: Managing Civil
Disobedience POST Telecourse (2 hours)
[July 1998] A number of California police
officers who respond to civil disobedience
appear in this July 1998 POST telecourse to
discuss police response to public protests.
They discuss the history of civil disobedience,
the techniques protestors are using, and the
planning and decisions that need to be made
before and after responding to a protest.
Other topics discussed include crowd
mentality, law enforcement objectives,
possible protest sites, tactical fundamentals,
force options, mass arrest/booking, criminal
investigations, and incident documentation.
Also included is a discussion of the use of
pepper spray and media relations, along with
video footage of police response to protests.
Program 653: Street Gangs: What Law
Enforcement Can Do (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (24 min.)
[June 1998] In this June, 1998, program,
John Lanata, of the FBI's Behavioral Sciences
Unit, continues his discussion of gangs by
examining what law enforcement officers can
about gangs in their community. He describes
methods of recognizing gang members, the
ways gangs spread, gangs in prisons,
projections for the future and their crime
trends (for instance, statistics appear to
indicate that revenge arsons are increasing),
and what law enforcement agencies can do to
prevent gang growth. Interestingly enough,
Lanata believes that the breakdown of family
structure is the main reason for gang growth.
He concludes with remarks about gang
recruitment of the children of law
enforcement officers.
Program 652: Street Gangs: An Overview
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (24
min.)
[May 1998] In this May 1998 program,
John Lanata, of the FBI's Behavioral Sciences
unit, talks about the extent of the United
States gang problem, the types of crimes
gangs commit, indications of gangs in the
neighborhood, demographics of gang
members, the appeal of gang membership, and
how the gangs are spreading
Program 651: Women who Kill and Assault
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (24
min.)
[May 1997] The title of this video is
somewhat deceptive, in that the topic of the
program is officers' failure to regard female
suspects as dangerous. Ed Davis, of the FBI
Academy's Behavioral Sciences unit, talks
about the findings from the 1997 report In the
Line of Fire, as it applies to women and
women police officers. Brief videotaped
interviews with women who have killed
officers are also included.
Program 650: Pursuing Publication
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (24
min.)
[July 1996] Julie Linkins, (then) associate
editor of FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, talks
about how to go about getting an article
published in law enforcement magazines. She
discusses the selection of a topic, possible
publication sources, and good procedure for
submitting the finished article. It's similar to
her article on getting published that appeared
in the May 1996 issue of FBI Law
Enforcement Bulletin.
Program 649: Deadly Force Policy
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (24
min.)
[March 1996] According to this March
1996 program, until this time, the law
enforcement components of the Department
of Justice each had their own deadly force
policies. In this conversational program,
Richard Shiffren (Deputy Assistant Attorney
General, Office of Legal Counsel of the
Department of Justice) examines the unified
federal law enforcement deadly force policy.
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He discusses the circumstances when deadly
force may be used, and exceptions that the
Bureau of Prisons have found effective.
Program 648: Writing for Readers
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (24
min.)
[May 1994] In this conversational
program, Ginny Field, writing instructor for
the FBI Academy, discusses the importance of
clear writing in the law enforcement
profession, what readers need from writers,
and techniques to help get the point across
quickly. Writing style is also considered.
The techniques described in the program are
probably more applicable to business writing,
but the ideas can be helpful in report-writing.
Program 646: Women Executives in Law
Enforcement FBI Teleconference (2 hours)
[July 8, 1998] This July 1998
teleconference examines the obstacles female
law enforcement executives have faced, and
what the future holds for women in law
enforcement. Panelists include Chief Joy
Rikala (University of Minnesota Police
Department), Chief Christine Silverberg
(Calgary (Alberta) Police Department), Chief
Gertrude Boga (Bel-Ridge, Missouri, Police
Department), and Chief Ellen Hanson
(Lenexa, Kansas, Police Department). They
talk about their experiences as police chiefs,
the number of women choosing law
enforcement as a career, the effect of their
position on their family relationship,
leadership development, mentoring, and
networking, and changes that are likely to
occur. Also included is a telephone interview
with the former chief of Houston and Austin,
Texas, Police Departments, Elizabeth Watson,
and one with SAC Sheri Farrar
(FBI/Cincinnati).
Program 644: Sexual Harassment in Law
Enforcement: The Harasser's Behavior
(25 min.)
[1998] According to the statistics
presented in this program from ALERT's Law
and Liability series, about 70% of women in
the workplace will experience some form of
sexual harassment. This presentation goes
over what behaviors that can be sexual
harassment, statistics, and avoidable
behaviors that might lead to allegations of
sexual harassment. Attorney Randy Means
speaks specifically about sexually-targeted
joking, cross-gender touching, and repetitive
sexual and/or gender-based behavior. It takes
Mr. Means a while to get to the point, but
once he gets there, the point is interestingly
presented.
Program 638: Domestic Violence: A
Matter of Culture POST Telecourse (2
hours)
[April 1998] The intent of this April 1998
telecourse is to explore the ways culture
affects a domestic violence incident. The
program is broken into short segments to help
with roll call training. It begins with an
overview of cultures in the United States, and
the cultural segments include: East
Indian/Hindu, Russian/Armenian,
Hispanic/Latino, African, Southeast Asian,
and Native American. Also included are
segments about underserved victims,
specifically domestic violence relating to
Gays/Lesbians, Elder domestic violence, and
teen dating violence.
Program 636: Wheels of Survival: Police
Cars in the Pursuit of Justice (44 min.)
[1997] The History Channel produced this
program, which describes the history of the
police car (and police vehicles in general:
according to this documentary, the bicycle
police of the early 1900s were the first pursuit
police), in the context of the history of crime
in the United States. A discussion of the
future form the police car will take concludes
the program. A fair number of "war stories"
and descriptions of sensational crimes , and
the development of the equipment associated
with the police car (such as the two-way
radio) are also considered.
Program 635: Railroad Police (Trains
Unlimited) (45 min.)
[1998] The History Channel produced this
program, as part of their Trains Unlimited
series), which descries the development and
history of law enforcement connected with the
United States railroads. Surprisingly enough,
the history and development of railroad crime
figures highly in this program, too. About
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half the program examines what railroad
police currently do. A lot of interesting
historical "war stories" and railroad footage
are featured.
Program 634: Violence and Mental Illness:
A Community Solution UAC
Teleconference (106 min.)
[1998] This program from Radio Shack's,
the National Crime Prevention Council's and
the National Sheriffs' Association's United
Against Crime teleconference series examines
issues relating to victims of mental illness.
According to the statistics presented, about
10% of adults suffer from some form of
mental illness each year. Panelists include Dr.
Annie Saylor (National Alliance for the
Mentally Ill: NAMI), SSA George DeShazor,
Jr., Lt. Sam Cochran (Memphis Police
Department), Dr. Randolph DuPont
(University of Tennessee), and Dr. Greg
Neimeier. Topics of discussion include
organizations to help families cope with
members with illnesses, law enforcement
techniques for recognizing and working with
them, considerations for therapists, and a
description of the CIT (Crisis Intervention
Team) at the Memphis (Tennessee) Police
Department. By the way, did you know that
the term the organized mentally ill prefer for
referring to themselves is "consumer"?
Program 630: Park Smart (20 min. )
According to this entertaining video,
Illinois ranks fifth in the nation for auto thefts,
and older cars are as likely as any to be stolen.
Trooper Howard Crull of the Illinois State
Police donated this program, which was
produced for the Illinois Anti-Car Theft
Committee and the Illinois Motor Vehicle
Theft Prevention Council. It goes over good
techniques for helping to keep a car from
being stolen or robbed. It also gives tips for
avoiding a carjacking, ideas for security
systems, and tips for buying a used car (to
avoid buying a stolen one).
Program 629: It Could Happen to You (19
min.)
[1997] Harold McQueen, at this time on
Kentucky's Death Row for a robbery and
murder at a convenience store, talks with an
interviewer about how drugs and alcohol led
to his life of crime and degradation. He talks
about how drugs were able to take over his
mind, and how users who think they can
control it are kidding themselves. He also
talks about what prison life is like. The
presentation is in interview style, so there isn't
a lot of action; but McQueen's remarks are
thought-provoking. He was electrocuted on
July 1, 1997. (The presentation would be
most appropriate for older students and adults,
since McQueen is not a young man, and has
an accent.)
Program 623: Hate Crime – The Violent
Outgrowth of Intolerance FBI
Teleconference (2 hours)
[1998] This March 11, 1998, FBI
teleconference examines the incidence of bias
crime in the United States, including those
directed against police officers and Internetrelated bias crimes. Panelists include Ed
Davis (FBI Academy), Sherry Riley (Law
Enforcement Satellite Academy of
Tennessee), Lt. Ceaser Moore, Jr. (Houston
Police Department), and Ray Franklin
(Maryland Police & Correctional Training
Commissions). Topics include what
constitutes a hate crime, types of perpetrators,
the importance of law enforcement response,
and dangers to law enforcement officers. A
segment featuring interviews with participants
at a Klu Klux Klan rally, and the descriptions
of skinhead tattoos are particularly interesting.
Program JOB 612: Working with Illegal
Alien Inmates (12 min.)
[1997] This Jail Operations Video Bulletin
describes how to recognize alien detainees
who may be in the country illegally, and what
special considerations they will require.
Topics addressed include the difference
between legal and illegal aliens, procedures to
follow when an illegal or criminal alien is
detained in the facility (which agencies to
notify, federal agencies' needs, and such), the
importance of checking the validity of
detainees' documents, suggestions for housing
these detainees, procedures for release, and
cultural differences that need to be considered
(including medical screenings, and ethnic
rivalries).
Program JOB 611: Female Gang Members
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in Jails (13 min.)
[circa 1995] This Jail Operations Video
Bulletin describes the nature of female gang
members, and the nature of their association,
how women are generally treated when they
are associated with a gang, the kinds of
weapons they carry, where to look for gangrelated tattoos and body markings, the
importance of tracking female gang members
within the institution, and things to watch for
in female jail visitors.
Program JOB 610: Inmates, Jails and
Mental Illness (15 min.)
[1997] This Jail Operations Video Bulletin
discusses issues a jail needs to consider when
handling inmates with mental illness. Topics
addressed include indicators that someone
might have a mental illness, the myths and
facts of mental illness in jails, the importance
of inmate screening and the benefits of
providing treatment programs, times when an
inmate might need crisis intervention and
ways of assisting an inmate in crisis, and how
mental health professionals and jail staff can
help each other.
Program JOB 609: Liability Issues
Involving Use of Force (In Jails) (12 min.)
[1997] This Jail Operations Video Bulletin
goes over the issues surrounding the use of
force in a jail setting. Definitions of "use of
force" and "cruel and unusual punishment"
are examined, the effect of the Hudson vs.
McMillian case on use of force in jails and
suggestions on how to apply them in the
officer's workplace, and ways of protecting
the officer and institution from accusations.
Documentation (including written and video
forms) is encouraged.
Program JOB 608: Staff Victimization
During Jail Crises (10 min.)
[1997] Staff victimization incidents are
events that are unexpected, difficult to cope
with, generally unpreventable, and potentially
life-threatening. Knowing how to handle
traumatic stress, and help co-workers cope,
can help them work through the recovery
process. This Jail Operations Bulletin video
discusses:
The variety of physical reactions to
traumatic stress,
The psychological effects, and Post
Traumatic Stress Disorder,
Secondary injuries (those inflicted, often
unintentionally, but insensitive associates),
The Grieving process,
How to respond when colleagues have
been victimized,
Recognizing when to seek professional
help.
Program 608: Crimes Against the Elderly
Interactive Teleconference (2 hours)
[1998] The Illinois Law Enforcement
Training and Standards Board provided a
copy of this Illinois State TRIAD
teleconference, broadcast January 22, 1998.
In it, panelists Chief William Miller (Skokie
Police Department), Charles Redpath (Illinois
Attorney General's Office), Terry Lucas
(Illinois State Police), Kathleen Quinn
(Illinois Department on Aging), Rick Fair
(Medicaid Fraud Unit: Illinois State Police),
and Dennis Presley (Illinois Sheriff's
Association) "address issues related to elderly
crime victims, and the adoption of protocols
by Illinois law enforcement officers", as
moderator Patrick Vaughn explains. Topics
considered include elderly crime
victimization, scams, abuse and neglect, and
law enforcement protocols.
Program JOB 607: Inmate Extractions (15
min.)
[1997] Corrections officers will not have
time to create a plan when an inmate
barricades him- or herself. They must always
be prepared to take action. This Jail
Operations Bulletin video explains:
Why inmates barricade themselves,
Selection of an Extraction Team,
Steps to prepare for an extraction,
Proper equipment, training, and tactics,
and
The Importance of videorecording the
extraction.
Program 607: Crime, the Media, and Our
Public Discourse (NIJ Perspectives on
Crime and Justice) (72 min.)
[1997] In this presentation from the
National Institute of Justice's Perspectives on
Crime and Justice lecture series, Norval
Morris (Ph.D., University of Chicago)
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presents the idea that the problem with
criminal justice in the United States is not
with the quantity of crime, but with the
emotionalism and sensationalism of its
presentation to the public, and with the
politization of ineffective crime-fighting
strategies (politicians using programs that
don't work but look good in order to get
votes). Afterwards, he takes questions from
the audience. The program is philosophical,
rather than specifically action-directed. The
program isn't roll-call training material, but
his additional premise that the U.S.'s crime
problem is actually a violence problem gives
the viewer something to think about.
Program JOB 606: Coping with a
Changing Inmate Population (14 min.)
[1997] Through increasingly strict
mandatory sentences, and the Americans with
Disabilities Act, more inmates from minority
cultures, or with physical or mental
impairments are joining the jail population.
This Jail Operations Bulletin video reminds
officers of ways they can give equal, and
appropriate, service to these inmates. The
program makes generic suggestions for:
Accommodations for disabled, elderly,
deaf, or mentally ill inmates,
Accommodation and work-arounds for
cultures hostile to each other, including gangs,
Religious accommodation,
Diversity among jail staff, and
When segregation is appropriate for inmate
safety
If corrections officers anticipate problems
inmates with special needs might have, they
will be prepared for the future.
Program 606: Conflict Resolution for
Youth: Programming for Schools, Youthserving Organizations, and Community and
Juvenile Justice Settings (Office of
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention Teleconference) (2 hours, 23
min. (over two tapes))
[May 1996] This OJJDP Teleconference,
broadcast during May, 1996, promotes the use
of conflict resolution curricula in public
schools. A number of video clips describing
conflict resolution principles, and programs
from different parts of the country, are
included in the broadcast. Programs used in
juvenile correction settings are also described.
Between the clips, various panelists, including
conflict resolution instructors, curricula
designers, and at least one student mediator,
who has participated in the program at his
school, answer questions from callers.
Program JOB 605: K-9 Dogs in Jails (10
min.)
[1997] Dogs have been used in jails since
the 1800s. This Jail Operations Bulletin video
discusses the ways K9 units can be used in
jails, and what other corrections officers can
expect from them. The program looks at:
How to behave around a K9 Unit and
handler,
How an area search is conducted with a
dog,
How a narcotics detection dog is used
when looking for drugs (though they should
not be used to search people), and
How dogs can help with disruption
control.
Officers are encouraged to ask the handler if
they have any questions about responding to a
K9 unit.
Program 605: Juvenile Boot Camps (Office
of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention Teleconference) (1 hour, 51
min.)
[1996] This OJJDP teleconference,
broadcast February 14, 1996, features
panelists Shay Bilchik, Linda Albrecht, Col.
Thomas Cornick, Arnold Hopkins, and John
M. Riley, all contributors in the area of
juvenile corrections, discussing the history,
basic theory, and advantages of juvenile boot
camp programs. Also considered is
discussion of what makes the boot camps
effective, and aftercare programs. The Sgt.
Henry Johnson Boot Camp Program, which
uses the Platoon Sergeant model of individual
development is specifically examined.
Program JOB 604: Communicable Diseases
(13 min.)
[1997] The best defense against disease is
education and good hygiene, but, considering
the previous lifestyle of many jail inmates,
and the crowded, enclosed nature of a jail,
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diseases can spread easily. This Jail
Operations Bulletin video lists the incubation
period of Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, AIDS,
Measles, Mumps, Chicken Pox, Shingles,
Influenza, staph, meningitis, syphilis,
gonorrhea, Athlete's Foot, and Lice. It then
describes symptoms, and appropriate
responses jails can take when they appear in
the population.
Program JOB 603: Understanding the
Inmate Subculture (9 min.)
[1997] Inmates are subject to the
corrections system, and resent both it and the
officers who represent it. The Jail Operations
Bulletin explains the social hierarchies of a
jail, and how corrections officers can use that
information to improve communication with
inmates. The program explains:
The values within a jail culture and an
inmate subculture,
The subcultures, and the hierarchies
within them,
How to identify the inmates' subculture
through tattoos, graffiti, and mannerisms,
How to communicate with and motivate
inmates,
Inmate gangs.
This video provides a brief overview of the
topic, but books and programs on body
language, gangs, and an officer's own
observation will enhance the usefulness of the
program's information.
Program 603: Crime of Stalking: How Big
is the Problem? (NIJ Research in
Progress) (56 min.)
[1997] This presentation by Patricia
Tjaden, Pd.D., on January 16, 1997, examines
the preliminary findings of the National
Violence Against Women Survey as related to
stalking. Since this program examines
research, its main purpose is to explain how
the research was conducted and analyzed.
Highlights of the findings include that
stalking is half again as prevalent as originally
believed, that it affects all races about equally,
and that victims don't believe that law
enforcement takes it seriously enough.
Program JOB 602: Inmates with Special
Needs (12 min.)
[1997] The number of offenders with
mental illness, serious medical conditions, or
physical limitations is increasing. This
program offers ways jails can prepare to
address this population. included are;
Several specific behavior patterns which
may indicate that an inmate suffers from
mental illness,
Ways to deal with inmates with mental
illnesses, developmental or physical
disabilities, drug additions or medical
conditions,
Ways to prepare the jail to accommodate
the special needs,
The anxieties and misunderstandings
special-needs inmates may have, and
The importance of well-documented,
written reports about behavior problems, and
why officers should not attempt to diagnose
medical or behavioral problems of inmates.
Much of the information could be useful to
lockup or patrol officers, as well.
Program JOB 601: Volunteers in Jails (11
min.)
[1996] According to this Jail Operations
Bulletin video, most inmates require some
level of educational and life skills training,
but correctional systems do not have the
funding to provide it. Volunteers can fill
needs, without affecting the jail budget This
program describes:
Why people volunteer to help in jails,
Planning a volunteer program,
Recruiting, selecting, and training
volunteers,
Training volunteers ways to recognize and
avoid inmate manipulation, and
The additional observation of the inmate
population that volunteer can provide.
Program 585: After the Robbery: Crisis to
Resolution (20 min)
[1997] This unique program, produced by
the United State's Attorney's Office, Eastern
District of Wisconsin and the Office for
Victims of Crime, is a critical incident stress
video for non-police, particularly Bank
personnel. It goes over the emotional and
physical effects on the victims, a little of what
to expect from the law enforcement response,
and what happens if the case goes to court. It
features a staged victim to introduce the types
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of effects, then presents the remarks of a
number of victims of bank robberies about
their responses.
Program 583: Crime Fighters (The) (9
min.)
[1938] We learned from the California
Commission on Peace Officers Standards and
Training that this program is evidently now in
public domain. So we're listing it. This
Paramount short feature describes the crime
fighting tools and activities of the San
Francisco Police Department in the late
1930s. It's particularly interesting for
showing how law enforcement techniques
have progressed since the Roaring 20's and
30's. Watch especially for the apprehension
of the suspect in the "crime reenactment", and
count the fatal errors.
Program 581: Cargo Theft FBI
Teleconference (2 hours)
[March 1997] This March 1997 FBI
Teleconference is something of a sequel to the
FBI's 1996 Latin American Theft Rings
teleconference, since theft rings are often
responsible for cargo theft as well. It would
also go well with the High-Tech Crimes
POST Telecourses, since part of high-tech
crime and cargo theft is theft of the actual
high-tech products. More importantly, it's an
interesting, practical program. Panelists
include Lt. Jack Jordan (Los Angeles Co.
Sheriff's Dept.), Dan Saviola (Roadway
Express, Inc.). Sgt,. Jim Abele (California
Highway Patrol), and Lt. Joe Rogalski (New
Jersey State Police), who talk about the
prevalence of cargo theft, investigative aids,
like CargoTips on the World Wide Web, and
things patrol officers can watch for that might
indicate a stolen truck or truckload of
merchandise in transit. Toward the end,
attention is paid to personal safety tips for
truck drivers.
Program 578: Power of [Crime] Prevention
with Community Policing FBI
Teleconference (2 hours)
[May 1997] This May 1997 broadcast
features SSA Joe Harpold (FBI Behavioral
Sciences Unit), representing the National
Crime Prevention Council (NCPC). He
discusses with Tom Christenberry what the
NCPC does, what it can do for communities,
and the importance of crime prevention
functions in a Community Oriented Policing
environment. The program features a lot of
NCPC public service announcements and a lot
of calls from viewers about crime prevention
initiatives that work in their community (and
questions about how to get initiatives started).
The last half hour focuses on youth
involvement in crime prevention and
volunteer projects.
Program 564: Crash Dynamics for
Training Programs (19 min.)
[1992] The Illinois Department of
Transportation produced this program from a
number of other seat restraint programs from
around the world. The programs all show the
effect car crashes on restrained and
unrestrained vehicle occupants. The highlight
of the highlights is clear and unsubtitled
footage from the legendary German Seat Belt
video.
Program 556: Prevalence and
Consequences of Child Victimization:
Preliminary Results from the National
Survey of Adolescents (NIJ Research in
Progress) (59 min.)
[1995] In this lecture, videotaped in
December, 1995, Benjamin E. Saunders,
Ph.D., and Dean G. Kilpatrick, Ph. D., talk
about the preliminary conclusions being
drawn from the information provided from the
National Survey of Adolescents. They
discuss the development of the research, their
hypotheses, and how the information from the
survey responses correspond with their
expectations. An interesting feature is a
discussion of how the National Survey of
Adolescents was conducted, since a
parent/primary caretaker had to give
permission before the survey could be
administered.
Program 555: Communities and Crime: A
Study in Chicago (NIJ Research in
Progress) (58 min.)
[1995] In this lecture, videotaped in
October, 1995, Robert Sampson, Ph.D., of the
University of Chicago, discusses the
preliminary findings of the Project on Human
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Development in Chicago Neighborhoods, a
survey of life in Chicago, Illinois. He
discusses the survey design, featuring the
Accelerated Longitudinal Design for
conducting the research. The highlight is the
discussion of how the research measured
informal social control, and the description of
the community environment survey and
video.
Program 548: Major Incident Protocol FBI
Teleconference (2 hours)
[1996] This November 1996 broadcast
features Cmdr. Marcus Aurelius (Phoenix,
AZ, Police Department -- yes, that's really his
name), Lt. Amos Machanic (Metro-Dade
Police Department), and Maj. Larry Gramling
(Oklahoma City, OK, Police Department)
discussing local response to disasters, both
natural and man-made. This program is
intended to give agencies the tools and
general concepts to design response plans
appropriate to their area.
Program 540: Leadership POST Telecourse
(2 hours)
[1996] Whether they like it or not, police
officers are regarded as leaders in their
community. This September 1996 broadcast
is intended to help viewers focus on who they
are as a person, both on the job and in their
personal life, and how they can learn to lead
others more effectively. Personal values, the
treatment of others, and accountability are the
primary areas considered. Topics discussed in
the program include what leadership is,
recognizing leadership, values and principles,
what leaders do (and don't do), developing
leadership, the realities of promotion, and
courage vs. conformity. The format includes
panel discussions of ethical dilemmas, too.
Program 535: Latin American Theft Rings
FBI Teleconference (2 hours)
[1996] This June 1996 broadcast features
Sgt. Joe Morrash (Alexandria, VA) Sgt. Jeff
Ross (Northbrook, IL), Sgt. Paula Franks
(Houston, TX), S.A. Lincoln Benedicto
(Miami, FL), who talk about the activities of
organized shoplifting rings originating in
South America. How the crimes compare
with Gypsy crimes, how the stolen goods are
fenced, tools the shoplifters use in their
business, and techniques for investigating
shoplifting crimes. It's a surprisingly
interesting program, because the information
they present applies to any type of theft crime,
regardless of the ethnic origin of the suspects.
Sections of the program, especially the
surveillance camera footage of actual thefts
would be useful for business crime prevention
programs. Since the stolen goods are
frequently marketed in Latino communities,
the information would be helpful in crime or
fraud prevention programs for those
communities. Some discussion of airline
ticket or luggage theft and theft from vehicles
is also included.
Program 529: Directing Traffic: The
Basics (15 min.)
[circa 1994] The Los Angeles County
Sheriff's department produced this program,
which goes over what officers need to know
(and keep in mind) when directing traffic.
#201 (Traffic Direction and Control),
although older, gives more detailed
information about pure traffic direction on
different types of intersections. This one
spends more time on other considerations,
whistle use, and use of flares.
Program 522: Positional Asphyxia, Sudden
Death, and Transporting Suspects (29
min.)
This program from the ALERT series
examines the reasons why some suspects may
die of asphyxia while in custody, and how to
avoid putting suspects in positions where they
might have trouble breathing. Other topics
considered include additional forms of
restraint (such as hobbles and such), safety
and liability considerations for using them,
and things to consider when transporting
prisoners
Program 517: Three Strikes You're Out:
Benefits and Costs of California's
Mandatory Sentencing Law (NIJ Research
in Progress) (45 min.)
This NIJ Research in Progress Program
from October, 1994, features Dr. Peter
Greenwood discussing the benefits, and
drawbacks, of California's Three Strikes
You're Out felony sentencing program. Issues
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considered in this RAND research include the
driving force behind the debate, how much
will crime be reduced and at what cost, can
alternatives achieve many of the benefits at
less cost, and are either the new law or any
alternatives affordable. He raises some
concerns about the concept: on the whole, the
research casts some doubts on the threestrikes implementation.
to its agents, a long discussion of officer
suicide and suicide prevention, substance
addictions (particularly alcoholism) and
recovery, and the importance of chaplaincy
programs. The chaplaincy program section
was especially interesting: how chaplains
helped with the Oklahoma City bombing
recovery, and training needs that arose are
considered at length.
Program 515: Dynamics of Off-Duty
Encounters, Pt. 2 (36 min.)
Police officers are off-duty far longer than
they are on-duty. This 1996 ALERT Program
points out the importance of being prepared
for (generally armed) off-duty confrontations.
Topics considered in this program include offduty dress, weapon and equipment selection
(especially holsters), shot placement,
techniques for drawing the concealed weapon
(and their various advantages), consideration
of the behavior of your companions, and
allegations of domestic abuse within law
enforcement families. This program needs to
be used with Tape #514, Dynamics of OffDuty Encounters Pt. 1.
Program JOB 512: Offenders of the '90s
(17 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• List four types of inmates frequently found
in jails today;
• Describe the dangers and difficulties
presented by white-collar criminals, exmilitary offenders, and inmates with mental or
physical disabilities [including the elderly -SLC];
• Define "multijurisdictional offender" and
describe the problems this type of offender
presents;
• Describe the training and education jail
staff members need to deal with multicultural
inmates;
• Explain why education of the public is
vital to the field of corrections.
(Taken from the video box.)
Program 514: Dynamics of Off-Duty
Encounters, Pt. 1 (29 min.)
Police officers are off-duty far longer than
they are on-duty. This 1996 ALERT Program
points out the importance of being prepared
for (generally armed) off-duty confrontations.
Topics considered include confrontational
statistics and what they mean to officers,
identification techniques, secondary
employment liability, departmental
expectations of how an officer's actions offduty, and personal safety techniques (in
restaurants or by ATMs, for instance).
Ideally, this program needs to be used with
Tape #515, Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters
Pt. 2.
Program 513: Employee Assistance
Programs FBI Teleconference (1 hour, 50
min.)
Although this 1995 program does not give
specific recommendations for handling officer
stress, it provides a lot of discussion of issues
and concerns that agencies need to address.
Topics include an overview of the kind of
employee assistance programs the FBI offers
Program JOB 511: Managing Conflict
Resolution (12 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• Describe the problems facing facilities
with too much conflict;
• Describe the problems facing facilities
with too little conflict;
• Explain why moderate levels of conflict
can be also called "functional conflict";
• List the three most common causes of
conflict;
• Explain why problem solving is the best
method of conflict resolution;
• Explain the roles of the parties involved in
problem solving.
(Taken from the video label.)
Program JOB 510: Programming
Opportunities in Jails (18 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officer
will be able to:
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• Describe how jail-based programs and
services benefit the inmates, the jail, and the
community;
• List five common types of jail-based
programs and services;
• Describe the key components of a
substance abuse program;
• Define "life skills" and list four life skills
that inmates can learn in a jail program;
• Explain what jail administrators can do to
ensure the success of programs and services;
• Explain what jail officers can do to ensure
the success of programs and services.
(Taken from the video box.)
Program JOB 509: Staff Wellness (9 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• Describe how individuals' wellness helps
themselves, their families, their coworkers,
and their employees;
• List three major barriers to personal
wellness that are common to jail officers;
• Discuss four ways to relieve occupational
stress;
• Describe five exercises that can correct or
prevent lower back problems;
• Describe how they can lessen the effect of
shift work on their wellness.
(Taken from the video box.)
Program JOB 507: Preparing for
Promotion: Climbing the Ladder (18
min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• Explain why administrators must prepare
employees for promotion before there is an
opening for an upper-level position;
• List three things a supervisor can do to
help an employee prepare for promotion;
• List three things employees can do to
prepare themselves for upper-level positions;
• List the fourteen traits of a leader;
• List ten principles central to being an
effective leader.
(Taken from the video box).
Program 507: Crime Scene Preservation
(33 min.)
This program, from the ALERT Series,
features several evidence technicians and
evidence managers, who discuss how they
process crime scenes and evidence. Also
included is some consideration of
photographing (and videotaping) the scene
and suspect interviewing. A case study of an
actual homicide case is featured (along with
some photographs).
Program JOB 506: Jail Literacy Programs
(16 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• Describe how jail literacy programs help
reduce recidivism;
• Describe how jail literacy programs help
officers manage the jail population;
• Explain how to identify inmates who
might have literacy problems, and how to
screen and select program participants;
• Discuss the benefits of offering a variety of
jail literacy programs;
• Explain the roles the officer plays in
making a literacy program a success.
(Taken from the video box. You might also
want to take a look at #491, Breaking the
Code: The Sound/Symbol System of English
Spelling.)
Program JOB 505: Jail Equipment
Technology Advances (16 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• Explain how the use of computer networks
can improve the storage and retrieval of
inmate records;
• Explain how fiber optic technology can
enhance perimeter security;
• Define "addressable head" and explain
how this device can improve fire detection;
• Describe two recent improvements in
intercom systems;
• Explain how the use of card readers and
pneumatic technology can improve the control
of doors;
• List four technological advances that can
improve a jail's video surveillance
capabilities;
• Explain why it's not always wise for a jail
to use the latest technology.
(Taken from the video box. Some of the more
unusual ideas for subject restraint, such as
sticky goo and such, have come from the area
of corrections. They don't get into the
theoretical technologies here).
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Program JOB 504: Small Jails: Special
Problems ( 18 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• Describe how to provide low-cost staff
training;
• Explain what a jail officer reserve program
is and list four precautions to take before
implementing one;
• Describe two ways to provide necessary
medical services to the small jail population;
• List the three major expenses of a food
service department and one cost-cutter for
each;
• Describe how to keep an antiquated jail
functioning on a limited maintenance and
renovation budget;
• List three no-cost ways to provide inmate
programs;
• Describe why it's important to maintain
good community relations, and name the
members of the community who may prove
most valuable to jail administration.
(Taken from the video box.)
Program JOB 503: Why not Direct
Supervision? (20 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• Describe the differences between a direct
supervision facility and a traditional linear
facility;
• Give at least three reasons why direct
supervision jails are safer than linear jails;
• List the nine principles of direct
supervision;
• Explain what it means to say that officers,
not inmates, control the direct supervision jail;
• Explain why the furnishing in direct
supervision jails are less institutional than
those in traditional jails;
• Describe how open booking works.
(Taken from the video label. Since many of
the jails in the Chicago area are already direct
supervision jails, the program may be old
news, but it might also be interesting to see
how your practice compares with the practices
described.)
Program JOB 502: Effects of Officer
Expectations on Inmate Behavior (The) (9
min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• Define "officer expectations";
• Explain why all staff members must
enforce expectations in the same way;
• Describe when and how to communicate
expectations to inmates;
• Explain the difference between proactive
and reactive supervision;
• Explain the importance of documenting
inmate behavior.
(Taken from the video box).
Program JOB 501: Jail Officer's
Leadership Role (The) (12 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to:
• Define leadership and explain the
difference between a leader and a manager;
• List and define seven character traits of an
effective leader;
• Explain the importance of being a positive
role model;
• Describe the difference between proactive,
reactive, and inactive officers;
• Name the four basic leadership styles and
explain when each style is most appropriate;
• Describe five practical ways in which
leadership skills can be applied in a direct
supervision environment.
(From the video label.)
Program 495: Community Policing in
Chicago: Fact or Fiction (NIJ Research in
Progress) (1 hour)
[May 1995] This lecture from May, 1995,
features Wesley Skogan, of Northwestern
University, who describes the CAPS program,
the impact of the program on the
neighborhoods of Chicago, why community
policing flounders in many cities, and how
Chicago worked to avoid those problems. The
answer to the question posed in the title is
"Fact", in case you were curious. The
program concludes with a question/answer
session, in which Dr. Skogan gets some
argument with his research.
Program 490: Traffic Stops: High Risk
Vehicle Contacts (27 min.)
This program, from the ALERT series,
examines safety procedures for conducting a
traffic stop, when the officer believes that the
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vehicle occupants are dangerous. As always,
departmental procedures take precedence over
the program's training suggestions. Officers
are also going to need to practice techniques
in order to apply them effectively. Officers
are encouraged to not get locked into a
particular style of traffic stop. The stop may
begin with routine techniques, but the officer
needs to be ready to change techniques to fit
the situation. (Incidentally, Kenosha (WI)
Sheriff's Department officers are featured in
the demonstration.)
Program 489: Traffic Stops: Unknown
Risks (32 min.)
This program, from the ALERT series,
examines basic safety procedures for
conducting a traffic stop. As always,
departmental procedures take precedence over
the program's training suggestions. The
emphasis is on survival thinking and not
making assumptions: that the individual
being pulled over might actually be
dangerous. Both daytime and nighttime stops,
and escalating stops are considered.
Program 484. pt. C-D: Bomb Explosion:
First Responder AND Dick and Harry:
Rest in Pieces (17 min.)
[September 1995] The two programs on
this DVD, which are part of the POST
Satellite Broadcast--September 1995:
Bomb Explosion: First Responder (Los
Angelesolice Dept. / 10 min.) This program
goes over what an officer can expect, and
what should be done, when at an explosion
crime scene. Departmental policy will also
need to be examined, but the video is a good
place to start to explain the policy.
Dick and Harry: Rest in Pieces (Niagara
Regional Police Force / 7 min.) This brutally
funny program features graphic footage and
still photographs from bomb scenes,
explosions, and victims of bomb blasts. The
idea is for officers to be extremely careful
around bombs and possible bomb scenes,
since explosives don't generally look like
something that might blow up.
Program 482: Accident Scene Management
(30 min.)
This program from the ALERT Series
features officers from Kenosha, Wisconsin,
who give a straightforward, orderly
explanation of things to consider when
working a traffic accident crime scene. As
they point out, departmental policy supersedes
their guidelines, but the suggestions they
make, and the safety tips they give, are good
to keep in mind.
Program 475: How to Save Your Dog's Life
(36 min.)
[1988] This Leerburg video is about first
aid for dogs. While the injuries considered
are generally those most likely to affect house
pets rather than police dogs, they, too, can
have limbs broken, or encounter poisons, or
get something in their ears. If you have a dog,
you might want to take a look at it, anyway.
Program 472: FTO Program FBI
Teleconference (3 hours)
[June 10, 1992] This teleconference,
broadcast June 10, 1992, goes over the origins
of various FTO programs (especially the San
José Model), useful techniques in training
recruits, things to consider when selecting
field training officers, and training updates for
the FTOs. Panelists include: Sgt. Mark
Rogers (Fairfax Co. Police Academy), Capt.
Laura Barton (Kansas City Police
Department, and S.A. Larry Bonney (FBI
Academy).
Program 471: Media Relations in Crisis
Situations FBI Teleconference (2 hours)
[April 12, 1995] This teleconference,
broadcast April 12, 1995, examines the needs
of the news media, especially during crises,
things managers need to consider in setting up
a media relations policy, and give proactive
tips on working with the media. Panelists
include Penny Parrish (Minneapolis Police
Department), Joe Gentile (Washington DC
Police Department), Bob Hawk (Cleveland
FBI), Jim Vance (FBI Academy).
Program 470: Fighting through Pepper
Spray: Counter Assault and Survival
Tactics (29 min.)
This program from the ALERT series is
unusual in that it doesn't show officers how to
use pepper spray, but how to keep going after
having been sprayed themselves with pepper
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spray. While North East Multi-Regional
Training doesn't necessarily recommend the
tactics described, they are useful to know
about.
Program 467: Situational Use of Force
Options Chart (9 min.)
This program, from the Los Angeles
County Sheriff's Department, goes over the
use of the "Use of Force Options Chart", and
uses it to illustrate different levels of force
and appropriate reactions to various kinds of
aggression.
Program 462: Suspect Location
Observation Technique (S.L.O.T.) (7 min.)
This program, from the Las Vegas
Metropolitan Police Department, has been
made for use with Casino personnel. It goes
over what they should do (or not do) if the
cashier is robbed and what the casino
personnel can expect from the responding law
enforcement personnel. It is for law
enforcement training purposes only, and,
according to the Las Vegas Metropolitan
Police Department's terms, may not be shown
to the media. If the law enforcement agency
shows it to the casino personnel, it ought to be
all right.
Program 461: Sight Alignment (7 min.)
This program, provided by the Firearms
Training Section of the U.S. DEA, goes over
the proper way to line up the sights on a
handgun in order for the shot to be straight.
Other factors, such as ineffective grips or
squeezing more than the trigger, are also
discussed.
Program 460: David High Story: A Guide
for Close Combat Survival (25 min.)
This program, provided by the Firearms
Training Section of the U.S. DEA, reenacts a
drug bust in a forested area where a couple of
things went wrong, and one of the agents find
himself grappling with the suspect without his
team knowing where he is. Happily, the
agents were able to arrest the suspect without
anyone being seriously injured, but David
High, while recounting the incident, talks
about how the glitches could have been
avoided. He also talks about the other safety
precautions that probably saved his life.
Program 458: U.S. Postal Inspectors: Your
Partners in Law Enforcement (12 min.)
If your Explorer or Cadet group are
looking for programs on areas of law
enforcement to get into, this program would
be a help. It goes over a little of the history of
the postal inspectors, talks about what they do
now, and how they can help the police track
down criminals.
Program 457: Yonge & the Restless:
Policing the World Series (23 min.)
[circa 1994] This program, from the
Metropolitan Toronto Police, describes the
planning that went into their handling of the
crowds celebrating the Toronto Blue Jays's
winning the 1993 World Series, and then
discusses how the plans worked.
Program 455: Firearms and Use of Cover
(27 min.)
This program, from the ALERT series,
goes over correct and safe techniques for
handling firearms. Basic firearm grip and
stance, target practice, something referred to
here as "points of natural body armor" (which
refers to places on the body that have no
natural protection), and use of cover. North
East Multi-Regional Training, as always, does
not necessarily recommend or agree the
techniques and ideas described here, but it is
always interesting to hear other people's ideas.
Program 435: OC Aerosol Use in Law
Enforcement (22 min.)
While no video alone will make a viewer
proficient at using OC spray, a video can
show someone what to expect from the
product, and provide an overview of how the
product should be used. This program goes
over law enforcement applications for using
Oleoresin Capsicum spray. It goes over the
advantages of OC spray, how to use it, the
importance of self-defense training with the
product, and special considerations for
handling subjects who have been sprayed with
OC. When you request this one, be sure and
ask for Video #818 as well: OC Aerosol Use
in Law Enforcement II, in which Ed Nowicki
gives more information about what law
enforcement officers can expect when using
OC spray.
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Program 426: Basic and Power
Handcuffing Techniques (ALERT Series)
(30 min.)
This program from the ALERT series goes
over the importance of handcuffing skills,
how to cuff, and techniques and positions for
power handcuffing. As always, you're going
to want to compare the techniques suggested
here with departmental policy before
implementing them.
Program 420: Chicago Stings (10 min.)
[1993] The Conrail Police Department, in
association with the Chicago Police
Department (and several others) put together
this program from footage of videotaped
semi-trailer robberies in 1993. A truck driver
would park his semi on a Chicago street, and
then go away for some reason. The activity
around the trailer was then videotaped. When
the trailers were broken into and entered, a
door would close behind the thieves, trapping
then in the trailer, and police officers would
come running from all over to apprehend the
suspects. If your agency is planning any sting
operations, it might be helpful for getting
ideas; and if it isn't, you might get a kick out
of the attempted robberies.
Program 417: Reducing the Risk II:
Making Your Church Safe from Child
Sexual Abuse DVD Set (108 min.)
[2003] One section of the community
frequently neglected in community policing is
the religious community. Many area churches
provide daycare and babysitting services.
Law enforcement officers probably won't hear
anything new in this program, but it might be
useful at crime prevention talks or for
building community relations with churches
or child care facilities. This fairly
comprehensive program examines the impact
of child sexual abuse (on both the victim and
the caregiving facility), ways churches in
particular can protect themselves and the
children in their care, and then gives detailed
information about how to screen and
supervise workers, respond to abuse
allegations, and implement a prevention
program. (The NEMRT library also has the
training manual that goes with the program If
you would like to use them, just ask).
The segments of the program are:
Making Your Church Safe from Child Sexual
Abuse (22 min.)
Understanding the Profile of Child Molesters
(18 min.)
Selecting and Screening Workers (19 min.)
Principles of Supervision (15 min.)
Responding to Allegations of Abuse (24 min)
Implementing a Program to Reduce Child
Sexual Abuse in Your Church (10 min.)
Program JOB 412: TIE: Training,
Industry, and Education (16 min.)
After viewing this Jail Operations Bulletin
video, jail officers will be able to give two
reasons why training, industry, and education
in the jail; explain the difference between
vocational training and industry programs,
and two ways of integrate them; describe four
types of educational programs; and describe
how officers can help an inmate's
participation in TIE programs.
Program JOB 411: Investigation of Crime
in Jails ( 18 min)
[1994] n this program, viewers see
The steps to take when a crime occurs the
jail is discovered,
The roles of the investigator,
Types of testimonial and physical
evidence,
Purpose of Miranda warnings,
How to handle physical evidence,
How internal investigations are
conducted.
1The narration goes into some detail,
particularly on how to document crime-related
medical emergencies, evidence collection, and
what to do if a crime in progress is observed.
Program JOB 410: Working with Inmates
with Mental Illness (17 min.)
Viewing this program should enable jail
personnel to: name five categories of mental
disorders; name the four common types of
medication used to treat mental disorders;
explain when not to use medications on an
inmate; describe how to handle mentally
disturbed inmates, and identify three common
signs of suicidal behavior.
Program JOB 409: Understanding Jail
Management (16 min.)
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After viewing this program, viewers
should be able to explain why jail officers
need to understand the responsibilities of their
managers; to identify six areas of
responsibility for jail managers; to explain
why jail managers must respond to inquiries
from the public about jail operations; to
explain why drills, written reports, retraining,
and routine inspections are essential in a jail;
and to explain why managers must attend
seminars and conferences.
Program 408: Violence in the Workplace
(FBI Teleconference) (2 hours)
This FBI Teleconference, broadcast in
February, 1994, features representatives of
both the FBI and the United States Postal
Service, who examine causes and problems
relating to workplace violence. Indicators,
personality problems, pre-employment
screening considerations, and victim
assistance are also discussed.
Program JOB 408: Professionalism and
Ethics (16 min.)
This Jail Operations Bulletin video enables
viewers to explain what it means to be a
professional, describe how to interact
professionally with inmates and other staff
members, explain what a code of ethics is,
describe the dangers resulting from a jail
officer's abuse of drugs or power; or failing to
enforce jail rules, and describe how a jail
officer can face challenges such as stress,
isolation, and a difficult jail population.
Program 407: Field Interviewing:
Recognition of Deception (40 min. (20 min.
each section))
This program from the ALERT video
series features a lecturer from WicklanderZulawski & Associates who discusses various
aspects of body language. The program is
split into two parts (to help with roll-call
viewing): the first one is on basic body
language and proxemics, and the second is
mainly about neurolinguistics (eye
movement) and nervous reaction.
Program JOB 407: Con Games and
Inmates: What the Line Officer Needs to
Know (15 min.)
After viewing this program, officers will
be able to explain why inmates attempt to
manipulate officers; list characteristics that
inmates consider to be good indicators of a
officer's susceptibility to manipulation;
describe the four-step process inmates use to
test for susceptibility; explain how inmates
create a gap between the officer they are
attempting to manipulate and other officers;
explain how inmates develop a bond between
themselves and the officer they are trying to
manipulate; and list ways officers can protect
themselves against manipulation by inmates.
Program JOB 406: Substance Abuse
Treatment Programs for Jails (15 min.)
This program enables viewers to explain
what a jail substance abuse treatment program
is; describe what steps to take to ensure
smooth implementation of the program;
define "cross-training", and explain how it can
serve to strengthen the relationship between
jail security staff and treatment staff; List four
criteria for determining which inmates are
eligible to participate in a jail substance abuse
treatment program; and list the most common
symptoms of drug and alcohol overdose and
withdrawal.
Program JOB 405: Non-Smoking Jails (18
min.)
This program enables officers to describe
the benefits of prohibiting smoking in the jail,
explain why it is best to establish a transition
period, describe how inmates and staff
members are likely to react to the news of the
transition to a smoke-free facility, list three
ways to help inmates and staff members
adjust to not smoking in the jail, and explain
the problems that smokers entering a smokefree jail will face. (This one reminded me of
the film Cold Turkey--you might want to look
at that film, too, to get an idea of what to
expect when making the transition to a
smoke-free environment. SLC)
Program JOB 404: Problem-Solving from
an Officer's Viewpoint (11 min.)
After viewing this program, jail officers
will be able to list the five steps of problemsolving, list three limitations that must be
considered before developing solutions to any
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problem, explain why it is essential to develop
several alternative solutions to a problem,
explain the importance of documentation and
evaluation in problem-solving, and describe a
situation in which group problem-solving
would be necessary.
Program JOB 403: Work Release: An
Overview (9 min.)
This program enables viewers to describe
work release and how it benefits inmates, the
jail, the courts, and the community; explain
what community corrections is, and how it
can help inmates; describe three work release
security measures, and describe furlongs and
passes.
Program JOB 402: Working in a Lockdown
Unit (10 min.)
This program enables viewers to list three
reasons why officers assigned to a lockdown
unit must pay special attention to the inmates,
explain why courts carefully scrutinize
treatment of inmates in a lockdown unit,
explain how improper documentation of
activities in the lockdown unit can lead to
errors in inmate classification, and list three
reasons why supervisory staff must visit the
lockdown unit frequently.
Program JOB 401: Gangs and Gang
Identification (11 min.)
After viewing this program, jail officers
will be able to give four reasons why people
join gangs, explain why it is important to
know if an inmate is a gang member, explain
how inmates who are not gang members may
become involved in gang activities, and use
the information in graffiti and tattoos to
control gang activities. (This program is more
"theoretical" than practical: that is, the
information is generic, and officers will have
to make themselves aware of regional gang
activities and terminology in order to identify
and control gang activity most effectively.)
Program 375: Learn Gun Safety With
Eddie Eagle (7 min.)
[circa 1995] This program is meant to be
used as part of the National Rifle
Association's Elementary Gun Safety
Education Program, and is most appropriate
for young children. It consists mainly of a
cellular phone conversation (in rhyme)
between the animated Eddie Eagle and Jason
Priestly, during which Eddie Eagle tells about
the circumstances in which he stopped
children from playing with guns. The
program is also available on DVD. the
program differs slightly from the VHS
version, though: here, Eddie talks with "The
Chief", a descendant of "Clutch Cargo" in a
police uniform. (And if you're too young to
remember good ol' Clutch, the concept is of a
static picture with moving lips.)
Program 354: Crime Scene Protection (7
min.)
[circa 1992] Paul Carroll, of the Chicago
Police Department, narrates this program,
which goes over the procedures and important
considerations of managing a (mainly
homicide) crime scene. Some of the
suggestions might be dates (like the advice on
using a payphone), but the principles remain
valid.
Program 337: Locating Human Remains
(FBI Teleconference (1 hour, 45 min.)
[October 13, 1993] This teleconference,
broadcast October 13, 1993, investigates the
considerations of detection, recovery, and
identification of skeletal remains. The
emphasis is on recovering victims of disasters,
and the work of the FBI's laboratory services.
It doesn't include any crime scene pictures,
though.
Program 332: Community Response to
Juvenile Firesetting & Juvenile Arson:
(2½ hours)
[July 1993] This EENET teleconference,
broadcast July 14, 1993, discusses the
prevalence of, and reasons for, juvenile arson;
the type of children most likely to set fires;
and arson prevention strategies for youth.
Program 325: Between the Lines; Adult
School Crossing Guard Training (20 min.)
Technique is the strong point of this AAAproduced video. Potential adult crossing
guards are shown how and when to stop
traffic when working a single crossing, a
double crossing, a boulevard (a road with an
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island in it), and a one-way street. (One of the
expectations of the program is that the guard
will have a school-aged safety patrol to
control the children while the guard controls
the intersection. If your district doesn't use
safety patrols, it might do well to consider it.
These procedures will still work, but your
crossing guards may have their hands full if
the children are rowdy.)
Program JOB 312: Rights vs. Privileges
(15 min.)
Viewing this program should enable jail
officers to explain the difference between a
right and a privilege; to describe how courts'
attitudes toward inmates rights have changed
from the pre-1960s to the present; explain
why jails grant privileges to inmates, and
under what circumstances privileges may be
withdrawn; explain under what circumstances
a jail may restrict an inmate's rights; and list
the minimum requirements of a due process
hearing.
Program JOB 311: High-Risk Security
Escorts (8 min.)
Viewing this program should enable jail
officers to list four things the office must do
before picking up an inmate for escort,
explain the importance of the pre- and postescort briefing, describe the proper
deployment of vehicles for one-, two-, and
three-car escorts, list three ways to ensure that
the escort drop-off goes smoothly, and
describe how an escort officer can acquire the
proper attitude for conducting escorts.
Program 311: Ethics: Doing the Job Right
and Doing the Right Job (FBI
Teleconference) (3 hours)
[August 1992] This program, from about
August 1992, features George Olivet, Neil
Trautman, Al Scaduto, as well as interviews
with Richard Ayres and Walt Sirene,
discussing the importance of police ethics and
professionalism. They also point out how
ethical behavior is essential to acceptable
police management and leadership. The
format is "talky", but the subject is a lot more
inspiring than the viewer (this one, anyway)
would expect.
Program JOB 310: Proactive Approach to
Avoiding Lawsuits (15 min.)
This program should enable jail officers to
explain under what circumstances jail officers
and administrators may be liable for violating
an inmate's constitutional or civil rights; to
explain when public officials may be immune
to liability, and why they receive this
protection; to name several rights the U.S.
Constitution guarantees to inmates; and
describe the various roles of the jail staff
attorney.
Program JOB 309: Contraband Control
(9 min.)
After viewing this video, corrections
personnel should be able to define and give
examples of contraband, explain when why
searching inmates is necessary, describe the
proper procedure for searching a cell for
contraband, explain why "thinking like an
inmate" is important when searching for
contraband, and identify areas of a jail that
officers much watch closely in order to
intercept contraband.
Program JOB 308: Cross-Gender
Supervision (8 min.)
This program should enable jail officers to
list types of cross-gender supervision, explain
how courts have balanced the interests of
equal employment opportunities and inmate
privacy, define sexual harassment, explain the
dangers that result from introducing sexual
overtones to the jail environment, and name
ways to prepare staff for the introduction of
cross-gender supervision.
Program JOB 307: Dealing with Aggressive
Behavior (10 min.)
This program should enable jail officers to
identify some common causes of inmate
aggression, describe warning signs that an
inmate may be suicidal, explain why
drug/alcohol abusers and mentally ill inmates
present special concerns for inmate violence,
describe some common signs of drug/alcohol
use and withdrawal, and describe the steps of
verbal crisis intervention.
Program JOB 306: Control of Keys, Tools
and Supplies (8 min.)
After viewing this program, jail officers
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should be able to explain how inmates can use
keys, tools, food, chemicals, and medical
supplies to escape or cause injuries, describe
an effective system for controlling jail keys
and tools, explain the importance of
monitoring contract workers and their tools,
and describe the proper procedures for
keeping food, cleaning supplies, medical
equipment, and medications out of inmate
hands.
Program JOB 305: Releasing Inmates (8
min.)
Jail officers who view this program should
afterwards be able to explain the
circumstances under which pretrial detainees
and sentenced offenders can be released,
describe the steps for verifying a release order
and the identity of the inmate being released,
describe the procedure for releasing an inmate
to another authority, describe the procedure
for returning property to an inmate being
released, and explain how the release officer
can help the inmate get off to a good start
outside the jail.
Program 305: Introduction to the Glock
Pistol (48 min.)
The Glock company very kindly provided
this frequently-requested program, which
explains how a Glock semi-automatic pistol
works, and how to take care of it.
eliminate defensive mechanisms and
destructive habits, and develop coping
techniques for job-related programs. (It
doesn't really say anything new, but it does
emphasize the need for a corrections officer to
do something if he or she feels under stress.)
Program JOB 302: Natural Disasters:
Earthquake Preparedness (8 min.)
While earthquakes aren't common in
Illinois, the New Madrid fault is thought to
still be quake-prone. This program should
enable jail officers to explain why jails need
emergency plans for earthquakes, to identify
the three phases of emergency planning for
earthquakes, to recognize sites in a jail that
would be potentially hazardous during and
after an earthquake, list the steps that should
be taken to protect staff and inmates during
and after an earthquake, and explain why all
jail personnel should have an earthquake
emergency plan for their homes and families.
Program 275: Internal Affairs: Problem
Resolution (17 min.)
[1992] Several scenarios are presented
where police do things that might seem
strange to bystanders, the viewers have a
chance to discuss what happened, and then a
scenario which resolves the problem before
trouble begins is presented. This one would
be helpful in officer courtesy training.
Produced by the San José Police Department.
Program JOB 304: Booking & Admissions
(8 min.)
After viewing this video, jail officers
should be able to list procedures to follow
when admitting a new inmate, explain how to
determine whether an inmate is being
admitted legally, Describe common
indications that an individual may be to ill or
seriously injured to be admitted, Explain how
to conduct a health screening of a new inmate,
and explain why and how to conduct a
property inventory.
Program 271: Handling Undercover
Contacts (10 min.)
The Los Angeles Co. Sheriff's Department
produced this program, about how patrol
officers can be sure those people identifying
themselves as undercover officers, and how to
help them do their job (and thus avoid their
blowing their cover). The recording quality is
a bit out of focus, but the information is still
something to consider.
Program JOB 303: Coping with the Job
(10 min.)
This program should enable viewers to
identify causes of stress in corrections work,
explain how stress can affect a person
physically and emotionally, identify and
Program 266: Rodney King Case (The):
What the Jury Saw in California v. Powell
(1 hour, 56 min.)
This condensed episode from the
Courtroom Television Network gives 2 hours
of highlights from the 150 hours of their
coverage of the trial. The program should be
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most helpful for analysis of courtroom
performance and excessive use of force, as
well as giving viewers a clearer understanding
of what went on during the trial.
Program 264: Making the Transition: A
Career in Security Management (45 min.)
[circa 1991] Bruce Cameron, of Law and
Order Magazine, provided this video. The
program has been designed for law
enforcement personnel (especially police
managers), to point out what he or she will
have to do to learn to get along in the area of
private security. Security managers Dennis
Dalton and Steve Keller sit in a living room
setting and talk about ten tips that will make
the change easier. Titles are used to reinforce
these points. In many ways, the program is
not a "grabber", but the information will be
helpful for those interested in changing
careers.
Program 257: Take Another Look; Police
Response to Seizures and Epilepsy (15
min.)
The Police Executive Research Forum and
the Epilepsy Foundation of America produced
this two-part program, which informs viewers
about how to recognize a seizure, and how to
handle someone who is having a seizure. The
first part of the program (8 min.) goes over
dealing with seizures in a way in accordance
with the Americans with Disabilities Act, and
the second (7 min.) emphasizes the necessity
for care when facing someone having a
seizure. Legal obligations are emphasized
more strongly here than in Epilepsy: A Police
Problem (#156), but the varieties of seizures
seemed clearer in that earlier tape.
Program 236: Murder on Tape (LETN
Command Update Special) (55 min.)
[circa 1992] The Law Enforcement
Television Network produced this program,
which discusses and analyzes the Lunsford
Murder Tape (a 1991 incident in which an
officer's in-car video camera recorded his
murder by marijuana traffickers). A state
trooper who had been in a similar situation
and survived is also featured, and the two
incidents are compared. Other topics that
come up are the placement of in-car video
equipment, the usefulness of foreign language
training for officers, and the importance of
survival training.
Program CRT 226: Suicide Watch &
Intervention (26 min.)
[1999] The critical importance of
monitoring arrestees, especially those in jail
for the first time, for suicide attempts is the
focus of this CORT program. Issues
considered include methods inmates may use
to attempt suicide, prevention methods,
profiles and actions of potentially suicidal
inmates, first response and first aid
procedures, initial death investigations, and
liability and safety issues. Procedures at the
Kenosha Co. Jail (Wisconsin) are used as the
basis for discussion: be sure to examine your
agency's procedures for compatibility before
applying those discussed in the program.
Program CRT 221: Management of
Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens in
Corrections (41 min.)
[1998] This surprisingly interesting
program from the CORT Series examines the
ways communicable diseases are spread, the
likelihood of corrections officers contracting
such diseases, safe ways of handling prisoners
and inmates, ways officers can reduce
exposure to the diseases, and suggested
reporting procedures. Corrections officers
and health professionals from the St. Louis
(Missouri) are featured in the presentation.
While AIDS is discussed, protection from
Hepatitis (B and C) and Tuberculosis, which
are potentially far more dangerous to officers,
are emphasized. Although the program is
corrections-based, the material should be
appropriate for use in law enforcement
settings as well.
Program JOB 212: Preventing Suicides
(10 min.)
After viewing this program, officers
should be able to explain how potentially
suicidal inmates can be identified during the
arrest and admission process and how the jail
environment itself can influence an inmate to
attempt suicide; identify factors that may
predispose an inmate to suicide and signals
that an inmate may be contemplating suicide;
and describe the proper procedure for
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conducting an intake interview.
emergencies in the jail.
Program JOB 211: Critical Incidents in
Jails (9 min.)
This program should enable viewers to
distinguish between incidents that can and
cannot be prevented; explain the need to
develop policies and procedures before a
critical incident, how training and simulations
can be used to help prepare for incidents, and
the importance of communication (within and
outside the jail) during the incident. Viewers
should also be able to describe the symptoms
of stress that may be exhibited during and
after a critical incident, as well as the process
of review and documentation that must take
place following an incident.
Program JOB 208: Officer Comportment
(9 min.)
After viewing this program, viewers
should be able to explain why officers must
develop and maintain a positive image, list
guidelines for interacting with inmates, and
describe techniques for interacting positively
with fellow officers, supervisors, and
administrators. Officers should also be able
to explain the need to present a positive image
to the public, and the importance of
maintaining a professional appearance in
dress, speech, and body language.
Program JOB 210: Natural Disasters:
Hurricane Preparedness (10 min.)
Although we aren't likely to get any
hurricanes out here, the program's information
can be applied to any reasonably predictable
disaster (like floods, storms, and such). This
program should enable jail officers to explain
the importance of developing a disaster
response plan, list the major issues relating to
staffing, food service, medical service, electric
power, communication equipment, water,
sewage, sanitation, supply inventory, and
security that must be addressed when
developing a disaster response plan, and
describe the four phases of a disaster response
plan.
Program JOB 209: Emergency
Preparedness Planning (10 min.)
This program would also be appropriate
for police officers, since it talks about the
need for officers and their families to have
pre-incident (death or disaster) plans in place.
After viewing this video, officers should be
able to identify the goals of emergency
preparedness plans, explain how studying
actual jail emergencies can improve
emergency response techniques, develop a
personal emergency response plan for their
families, explain why all jail officers must be
aware of emergency plans for the entire jail
and each post they work, describe the three
initial responses to a jail emergency, and
describe four ways in which they can prevent
Program JOB 207: Hostage Survival (10
min.)
After viewing this video, officers should
be able to give five reasons why hostage
situations are likely to occur in a correctional
facility, eight events that are likely to occur
during a hostage incident, define the
Stockholm Syndrome, explain how to act as a
hostage, describe two ways in which hostage
incidents may be terminated, and describe
events that are likely to happen after a hostage
incident.
Program JOB 206: Drugs in the Jail (9
min.)
This video enables officers to explain how
drug use threatens safety and security in a jail,
five kinds of commonly abused drugs and the
behavior associated with them, three kinds of
paraphernalia associated with drug use,
activities during which the jail is most
vulnerable to drug smuggling, factors inmates
consider when looking for a place to hide
drugs, and procedures to use when searching
inmates, visitors, and employees for drugs.
(This program gives tips that are good for
looking for any contraband, not just drugs.)
Program JOB 205: Administrative
Segregation (10 min.)
This program enables viewers to explain
under what circumstances an officer should
recommend administrative segregation for an
inmate, under what circumstances an inmate
may request protective custody; distinguish
between administrative and disciplinary
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segregation, describe the procedure for getting
authorization to place an inmate in
administrative segregation and the inmate's
rights while segregated, list several skills that
will help an officer deal with the kinds of
inmates typically found in administrative
segregation, and explain when it is
appropriate for an inmate to be released from
administrative segregation.
Program JOB 204: Selecting and
Supervising Inmate Workers (9 min.)
This program should enable viewers to
describe the benefits of inmate work programs
for the jail and the inmate, explain why
"trusties" is an inappropriate name for inmate
workers and how to select the most qualified
inmates to be inmate workers. Officers
should also be able to list guidelines for
assigning tasks to inmate workers and for
proper supervision of these inmates.
Program JOB 203: Coping with Crowded
Jails (8 min.)
After viewing this program, officers
should be able to list the primary causes of jail
overcrowding, describe ways to reduce
pretrial delays, explain the roles of pretrial
service agencies and jail counselors in
reducing jail population, describe three
possible alternatives to incarceration, and
explain the need for cooperation among all
members of the community in order to relieve
overcrowding.
Program JOB 202: Stress Management
(10 min.)
This program instructs officers in the
definition of stress and its effect on the body,
explains why the corrections profession and
environment are so stressful for officers, the
five response stages to a stressful situation,
the causes of burnout for jail officers, and
strategies for managing stress.
Program JOB 201: Frisk/Strip Search (12
min.)
After viewing this program, officers
should be able to identify when an inmate
should be searched, explain why
booking/intake officers must search all newly
admitted inmates, list and explain guidelines
for conducting inmate searches, describe the
procedure for both frisking and strip searching
an inmate.
Program 194: Buck Savage Tape (32 min.)
You asked for it, and here it is: J.D.
"Buck" Savage is here! Buck's misadventures
include: At the "Stop-and-Rob", In the
M.O.P., The Police Image, Looking for
Pinkie's, "Watch the Hands" (the Street Stop),
Robber with Car Trouble, More Trouble at
Pinkie's, Buck Testifies in Court, Buck Joins
the Narcotics Squad, Buck Investigates a
Homicide, Buck Goes to the Police Academy,
and Buck Trains with the Motorcycle Patrol.
Program 187: Three Ways to Keep Your
Children Off Drugs / Why Drugs (80 min.)
"Old" doesn't mean ignorant, and the
information in this (1982) program is still
alarmingly observant. It came from the FBI
Academy and the Kingsport, Tennessee,
Police Department and features Warrant
officer "Bud" Hulsey/ He talks to an
audience of parents about how building good
character in children will keep them off drugs,
and how to build that good character (this
may sound like a dumb subject, but Off.
Hulsey can sure tell stories: not only does
what he says make sense, but he's great fun to
listen to!). He also goes on to describe how,
in his experience, BOREDOM (and not peer
pressure) was the main reason for youth drug
abuse. This program has been previewed by
several experts in the area of child-rearing,
and they thought it was an excellent, accurate
presentation.
Program 167: Common Ground:
Interacting with the Hispanic Community
(16 min.)
Although this program is set in the
Hispanic community, the action is mainly
about the importance of politeness when
dealing with the public in any community. A
rookie officer is impressed with the
consideration his experienced partner shows
to the people he deals with. (The Santa Ana
(California) Police Department produced this
program.)
Program 166: It'll Never Happen to Me
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(44 min.)
The Firearms Training Section of the DEA
made this tape, in which DEA agents who
were severely injured in armed confrontations
talk about how they survived the shooting.
The importance of physical fitness and
accurate shooting is also emphasized. The
incidents are graphically recreated, so it's sure
to hold the viewers' attention.
Program 161: Officer Survival Tape (33
min.)
The programs Officer Involved Shooting
(Arizona Dept. of Public Safety, #111) and
Officer Involved Shooting: Limas-Roberge,
f#127) are available together..
Officer-Involved Shooting [Arizona Dept.
of Public Safety/June 1989] (11 min.) The
program is good for all areas of law
enforcement, and especially dispatchers. An
incident, in which an Arizona officer was shot
to death at 9:00 am June 28, 1988, during a
traffic stop, is reenacted and examined. Both
the officer and the dispatchers made several
procedural errors, and how small, careless
mistakes can lead to a fatal situation is the
upshot of the program.
Officer Involved Shooting: LimasRoberge [Los Angeles Police Dept.] (22 min.)
This program re-enacts an early '70's shooting
incident between 2 officers and 4 armed
suspects. Both officers are seriously injured,
but manage to kill 3 of the suspects. After the
reenactment, both officers (who are still alive,
by the way) talk about how they survived, and
what officers today should do to survive.
Also included are the programs: Handgun
Fundamentals [Huntington Beach Police
Dept.] (9 min.). Set on a firing range, this
program goes over the holding and holstering
of service handguns, barricade shooting, and
loading revolvers and semi-automatics. It's a
good reminder for what to do while on the
range.
Handcuffing Techniques; FBI and
Freestanding [San Diego Police Dept.] (Part I:
5 min. / Part II: 6 min.) Part One goes straight
to the point on how to handcuff a passive
subject, and in which situations the
Speedcuffing or Freestanding methods are
most appropriate. Part Two demonstrates the
techniques to use when confronting an armed
or hostile suspect.
Program 153: Stamp Collecting (19 min.)
[Circa 1970s] Repressing bad feelings is
compared to saving trading stamps:
eventually they're traded in for prizes like
depression or suicide. The program stresses
the importance of dealing with bad feelings in
a constructive way rather than saving them
up.
Program 143: Radar Enforcement Training
Update (62 min.)
The Michigan Department of State Police
provided this tape, which shows the proper
ways to use, interpret, and care for radar speed
detection devices. This tape also includes the
"short" Establishing a Realistic Speed Limit,
about how speed limits are set, if you're
interested.
Program 138: Child Sexual Abuse: Your
Most Challenging Case (58 min.)
While it doesn't replace an instructor-led
training course in interviewing young victims
of sexual abuse, the tape, produced by the
Lake Co. Children's Advocacy Center
(Waukegan) does give an overview of how to
conduct an interview with both children and
teenagers. The program is divided into two
sections: Part One (about 20 minutes) focuses
on children, and Part Two (about 40 minutes)
is devoted to adolescents. Sample interviews
are also included.
Program 136: Damned if You Don't (29
min.)
The National Victim Center produced this
program, which discusses police and failureto-protect negligence suits. In a staged
lecture/question and answer format, the late
Frank Carrington discusses the state of the
law, actual cases (with reenactments), and
how supervision and training would have
prevented the suit.
Program 135: Major Case Investigation
(FBI Teleconference) (3 hours)
[December 1990] This program, from
December 1990, gives information on how to
go about investigating Homicides, Rapes,
Serial Murders, and such that may extend
over several jurisdictions.
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Program CRT 122: Use of OC & Pepper
Spray in Corrections (30 min.)
[1997] The topic of this CORT program
gives an overview of the use of OC spray in
correctional facilities, rather the tactical use of
the product. Corrections officers and
managers describe situations in which OC
might be useful, how OC spray works, and
especially its advantages and drawbacks.
Also considered are decontamination
procedures, for inmates and officers, and
liability concerns.
Program JOB 112: Use of Force in Jails
(9 min.)
After viewing this video, jail officers will
be able to list actions that constitute force in
jails and the legitimate purposes for use of
force in the jail setting: explain the
circumstances in which the use of force is not
justified; list the follow-through procedure to
be implemented after force has been used in a
jail, and explain why these procedures are
important; explain the purposes of thorough
and accurate reports on incidents involving
the use of force, and list the key elements to
be included in such reports.
Program JOB 111: Inmate Grievance
Procedure (10 min.)
This program helps jail officers define an
inmate grievance procedure, explain why a
formal grievance procedure for inmates is not
a threat to the authority of line officers, why
line officers must make an effort to resolve
inmate grievances informally, areas that are
appropriate, and areas that are inappropriate,
for the submission of formal grievances, and
why a separate grievance process is necessary
for emergency issues of health and safety.
Program JOB 110: Inmate Transportation
(9 min.)
Topics discussed in this program include
the proper use of three types of restraints
commonly used in transporting inmates, the
proper procedures to follow when preparing
an inmate for transport, the proper procedures
to follow when transporting inmates by car
and on commercial aircraft, and the
procedures to follow when escorting an
inmate on foot.
Program JOB 109: Infectious Diseases in
the Jail (9 min.)
[circa 1990] The focus of this tape is
primarily AIDS awareness: after viewing it,
officers should be able to define AIDS and
describe its symptoms and how it is
transmitted; precautions to help avoid
contamination, especially while conducting
cell, body, pat-down and clothing searches;
and explain how to clean contaminated areas.
Program JOB 107: Basic Security
Principles (9 min.)
Officers are shown how to identify jail
areas that must be searched to detect and
prevent security breaches, the importance of
communications, chain of command, mood
changes in inmates, and how keys, tools,
firearms, logbooks, and meals can present
security risks.
Program JOB 106: Inmate Classification
Procedures (8 min.)
This program instructs officers in the
importance of classification in jail operations,
the benefits of an effective classification
program, the types of information that are
used in making classification decisions, the
three most common types of custody
classification, and the difference between
administrative segregation and disciplinary
segregation.
Program JOB 105: Inmate Disciplinary
Principles (8 min.)
After viewing this tape, officers should be
able to explain the difference between
positive and negative discipline and give
examples of when to use each; explain why
inmates should be disciplined in private, the
goal of the disciplinary process, the three
levels of discipline, and an inmate's
constitutional rights in disciplinary review
board cases.
Program JOB 104: Effective Interpersonal
Communications (10 min.)
This program shows officers why it is
necessary to become proficient in
interpersonal communications, three nonverbal techniques that can improve
communication with inmates, three ways an
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inmate's words or behavior can give cues to
the inmate's thoughts, and gives two examples
of effective, positive ways to respond to
inmate requests, or to make demands of
inmates.
how wearing a seat belt had saved their lives,
along with a little discussion of the seat belt
law in Illinois. Has a tendency to be talky,
but the last section, where an officer talks
about how an unbelted accident ended his
career may make viewers think.
Program JOB 103: Fire Safety (8 min.)
After viewing this program, officers
should be able to 1.) describe how fires begin
and identify types of fuels present in jails, 2.)
Identify problem areas for fires and explain
how to control each problem, 3.) List some
pieces of equipment that every jail needs to
prevent and fight fires, 4.) List three high-risk
areas for fires in jails, and 5.) describe the
procedures that should be followed when a
fire breaks out.
Program 78: You Make the Difference:
Preventing Home Burglary (22 min.)
[circa 1988] This program is especially
good for showing to neighborhood watch
groups, or for crime prevention purposes. It
shows what kinds of precautions homeowners
can take to protect their house from break-ins,
and includes a former burglar's comments on
what a burglar looks for when planning a
robbery.
Program JOB 102B: Techniques of Report
Writing (11 min.)
After viewing this videotape, jail officers
will be able to explain why it is important to
take accurate notes about all unusual
incidents, describe techniques and pitfalls of
report writing and traditional report writing
questions, and explain how to review and
critique a report for accuracy.
Program 51: Innocent Offenders (14 min.)
[circa 1990] The Rochester chapter of the
Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders
Association produced this program, designed
to help law enforcement personnel recognize
certain types of possibly criminal behavior as
resulting from Alzheimer's Disease rather than
criminality. It also explains how best to deal
with a patient.
Program JOB 102A: Principles of Report
Writing (12 min.)
This program explains the purposes of
accurate and timely reports, describe what
must be documented in a written report and
why these activities must be documented, and
lists the influences that may distort an
officer's perceptions.
Program 50: Second Chance vs. Magnum
Force (118 min.)
[1988] While this film is in some ways a 2hour advertisement for Second Chance Body
Armor, it does remind the viewer to wear his
or her armor, because an officer never knows
when somebody is going to open fire. As
Rich Davis says at one point, rather than
slickness, they went for honesty. The result is
an amateurish but informative (and amusing!)
potpourri of interviews with survivors of
shooting incidents, recreations of those
incidents, examinations of the penetrating
capabilities of various types of magnum
bullets, as well as some knives, and comic
relief sequences of how various groups
perceive the American Law Enforcement
Officer. The episode with Godzilla is
particularly entertaining.
Program JOB 101: How to Conduct Cell
Searches (15 min.)
After viewing this tape, officers should be
able to list the five rules for an effective cell
search, list the 11 points to remember when
conducting a cell search, define contraband,
and explain the benefits of a systematic cell
search.
Program 79: Buckle Up Training (27 min.)
[circa 1990] This program encourages
viewers to wear seat belts while riding in cars,
this time with a law enforcement audience in
mind. Law enforcement officers who had
been involved in serious accidents talk about
Program Set 45: Sandy Hook School
Shooting : Lessons Learned for School
Administrators & Teachers (1 hour, 15
min.)
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[2014] Lecturer Henry Quinlan presents a
low-key analysis of the 2012 Sandy Hook
Elementary School shooting in Newtown,
Connecticut. After describing the location,
and the shooter's entry and progression
through the school (including pictures from
the home and school0, he relates the response
of the teachers and school personnel, the
official response, and how that response
would have been improved. The descriptions
provide important angles to consider when
developing a preparation plan for such events.
The speaker pays special attention to
Information delivery, and insuring accurate
information dissemination (particularly in
social media), PTSD, and issues in getting
insurance companies to cover its treatment,
Identifying youth at risk (The Cambridge
Plan), and Regulating spontaneous memorials.
The set includes two CDs: one containing
PDF files of the State of Connecticut reports,
and the District Attorney's report and
appendix, and one of the PowerPoint
presentation.
Program Set 44: The Art of the Dynamic
Shotgun (1 hour, 48 min and 1 hour, 35
min.)
[2010] The shotgun is one of the most
versatile and effective firearms available, but,
because of its versatility, one of the most
complicated. In this set, instructors Travis
Haley and Chris Costa lead a group of
students through Macpul Dynamics
techniques for safe and efficient use of the
shotgun. Some of the students are law
enforcement officers, some are not; the
techniques and principles described are not
police-specific, but they are combat-based.
Disc 1 covers shooting stability, reloading,
gun security (for storage or transportation),
ammunition changeovers. Disc 2 explains
aiming and changing positions while aiming
(from standing to kneeling to prone, and back
up), moving while engaging the target,
specialized applications of the techniques.
The students run through some scenarios, and
discuss their personal training needs and
warrior mindset. Disc 3 includes footage of
drills, information on gear, and special
features. Student comfort with the techniques
is emphasized. As one instructor points out,
"There's more than one way to skin a cat with
a shotgun."
Program Set 43: The Bullet Proof Mind (4
hours, 49 min.)
[2011] According to Lt Col Dave
Grossman (ret.), more children were killed in
the past year by school violence than have
been killed by school fires over the past 50
years. In the past 50 years, NO children were
killed in school fires. Preparing for violence
is as important as preparing for fire. In this
five-DVD set, Grossman discusses
Disc 1: The Threat to Our Children (1
hour, 23 min.)
• The Dangers of Denial
• The effect that popular entertainment has on
lessening of inhibitions toward killing.
Deterrent methods for stopping juvenile
killers.
• The details of the Beslan School Attack
Disc 2: The Answer: The 5 Ds (53 min.)
• Denial. Once you get rid of denial, you can
• Deter (with armed personnel, securable
facilities and locked back doors!
• Detect (Watch for precursor behaviors)
• Defeat/Destroy the active killer. He also
explains the usefulness of a firehose, and the
virtues of shooting sports over golf.
Disc 3: Crime in America; It's Worse Than
it Looks (41 min.)
• The murder rate per capita is lower than it
has been since the 1960s, but the rate is low
because, thanks to medical advances, fewer
people die. The aggravated assault rate has
increased 400% since the 1960s. Grossman
describes the ways that crime statistics have
been underreported, and the reasons for the
deception.
Disc 4: Sheepdog Mental Prep for Combat
(57 min.)
• Only a predator can hunt another predator.
• The Opposite of Denial is Preparation
• The levels of mental state, and mental and
physical performance at those levels.
Disc 5: After the Smoke Clears (55 min.)
• We all have the puppy inside, but it can be
trained.
• What is normal about PTSD
• Breathing techniques
• What separates sheep from sheepdogs, and
what sheepdogs have that sheep don't.
His primary theme of preparing to respond to
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aggression is tinted by the secondary themes
of the benefit of an armed citizenry and of the
need for concealed carry. The presentation is
dynamic, particularly when describing the
Beslan School attack and the symptom s of
PTSD. One particular point Grossman makes
is that the thing mass killers fear most is
failure. This presentation is intended to help
viewers terrify those wolves.
Program Set 42: Back Safety: A User's
Guide DVD ( 28 min.)
[2005] Did you realize you can damage
your back while you're sleeping? Or that
workers most likely to develop back injury are
overland truck drivers?. This program
promotes overall back health for the desk- or
drivers'-seat-bound worker, as well as
providing the usual information on safe
lifting. Also featured are a number of easy-toperform exercises to strengthen back and
abdominal muscles, which can help prevent
back problems in the first place. The DVD
includes separate sections for exercises,
review segments, a quiz, plus a message for
management. The set packet includes an
instructor's guide and two "back user's
handbooks" for reference.
Program 42: Anatomy of a Chase (37 min.)
[Circa 1989] The Denver (CO) Police
Dept. and TV station KCNC produced this
program: the footage of the famous police
chase of February 1988, in which a policeman
and the suspect were killed, filmed from a
news helicopter. The film consists of the
chase footage alone, the footage with police
radio description of the action, and a short
news documentary about the people whose
lives the manhunt and chase touched.
Program Missing Set 41: Gangland: The
Fourth Season (About 40 minutes per
episode)
The episodes of History's Gangland series
represented here include: "Highway to Hell"
(The influence of the Avenues street gang of
Los Angeles and the Mexican Mafia on that
city.) "Devil's Fire" (The Pagans motorcycle
gang) "Divide and Conquer" (The Latin Kings
of Chicago) "Kill 'em All" (The Best Friends
gang of Detroit, Michigan) "Killing Snitches"
(The Hidden Valley Kings, of Charlotte,
North Carolina) "Everybody Killers" (The
Hoover Criminals of Portland, Oregon) "Dead
Man, Inc." (The Soon Dead Men gang of the
East coast, which began as a Maryland prison
gang) "Biker Wars 2" (The Mongols
motorcycle gang) "Kill or Be Killed": (The
LMG gang of Memphis and The Mississippi
Delta) "Boys of Destruction" (THE Boys of
Destruction (The BOD) and The Horseshoe
Posse of St. Louis, Missouri) "Aryan Terror"
(The Aryan Brotherhood of Texas) "Silent
Slaughter" (The Sons of Silence motorcycle
gang ). Much attention is given to gang
history, and successful enforcement methods
in response to The gang. The programs begin
with a warning for sensitive viewers, so think
twice before using them in a school.
Program Set 38: Gordon Graham: Risk
Management and the Telecommunications
Center DVDs (4 hours, 9 min, on 4 discs)
[2007] Gordon Graham's original summary
of Risk Management was "1.) Things that can
go wrong are highly predictable. 2.) If it's
predictable, it's preventable. and 3.)
Prevention is better than correction. In this
program from Public Safety Training
Consultants, noted risk management speaker
Gordon Graham presents the principles of
anticipating and preventing problems to an
audience of emergency communication
professionals. The illustrations have been
customized to that audience, but the principles
would apply to any audience (police, city
workers, managers and supervisors). The
topics of the discs making up the set are:
- Disc 1: The Seven Rules of Admiral Hyman
Rickover and How They Apply to Emergency
Communications. (67 min.)
- Disc 2: The Five Concurrent Themes for
Success. (63 min.)
- Disc 3: Why Things Go Right, and Why
They Don't: It's Predictable! (61 min.)
- Disc 4: Organizational Risk Management
for your 911 or Emergency Communications
Center. (58 min.)
The only problem with this set is that you may
want to watch it a couple of times and take
notes, because it contains an overabundance
of observations about how to prevent
predictable situations from occurring in the
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first place, and to minimize the damage of an
unpreventable event.
Program Set 37: Victims with Disabilities:
the Forensic Interview: Techniques for
Interviewing Victims with Communication
and/or Cognitive Disabilities (DVD) (57
min.)
[August 2011] The approach described in
this DVD and guide from the Department of
Justice's Office for Victims of Crime are
applicable in any interviewing context, though
the focus is on responding to the particular
needs of victims with physical or
developmental disabilities, particularly those
who might be hard to understand. The
program refutes some of the myths of working
with disabled people (they can make reliable
witnesses; and physical disability does not
always mean mental impairment), describes
some of the behaviors an interviewer might
need to prepare for, and demonstrates ways to
make them comfortable during the interview
process. The recording of any interview is
presupposed. Investigators are reminded that
asking for help is appropriate, and helpful to
both the investigation and the victim, when
conducting interviews with people who are
difficult to understand. The Training Guide
includes instructor notes, discussion
questions, and student workforms.
Program 36: Biology and Crime (29 min.)
[circa 1986] This tape, part of the National
Institute of Justice's Crime File series,
discuses several experiments about biological
origins of criminal behavior, and what law
enforcement's response should be.
Program Set 35: Problem Oriented Policing
Set (1 hour, 39 min., on 6 videos)
[circa 1998] This series, produced by the
Community Policing Consortium, the Police
Executive Research Forum, and a number of
other associations, explains and demonstrates
the principles of community problem solving
in a community policing context. It uses a
scenario of teens annoying citizens in the
neighborhood to illustrate the SARA Method
(Scan, Analyze, Respond, Assess) of problem
solving. The segments include:
1.) Introduction to Problem Solving (10
min.), which explains the problem-solving
process for crime prevention, and the
elements of SARA.
2.) Scanning and Analysis: Problem Solving
(16 min.), which lays out the teen problem,
and demonstrates how to integrate the
community into the scanning and analysis
process.
3.) Response and Assessment: Problem
Solving (16 min.), which describes how to
implement a response, how to recognize if the
response is working, and how to avoid
impediments in developing an attainable goal.
4.) Community Collaboration (19 min.),
which describes some ways officers can
encourage the cooperation and involvement of
the affected citizens, including uncooperative
ones (the "Tate" Family is a clever bit.).
Techniques for managing a meeting are also
described.
5.) Supervising Problem Solving (23 min.),
which examines the importance of a police
supervisor's making clear to his officers the
expectations for implementing the problemsolving model, and how to make sure they are
meeting them. (Some of the coaching
techniques to encourage officers to problemsolve are useful.)
6.) Impediments to Problem Solving (15
min.), which features a panel of officers and
researchers, who discuss the various
objections to using the problem solving model
(from officers and supervisors!), and how to
overcome them.
An instructor manuals are included with each
video.
Program 35: Firefight--Miami Shooting
(55 min.)
[circa 1987] This FBI-produced tape,
recreates a Miami shootout in which several
FBI agents were killed. Surviving officers
discuss what happened, the mistakes that were
made, and how those errors could have been
avoided. It is useful for officer safety
awareness training.
Program Set 34: Roll Call Training on DUI
for Police Departments in Illinois: Volume
3 (43 min. on 6 tapes)
[2003] This 6-tape set, which includes one
tape from Volume II, is similar to Set 24 (Roll
Call Training on DUI for Police Departments
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in Illinois), but focuses more on the
motivations and experience of the officers and
departments featured, than on the behavior of
the people being pulled over. Agencies
represented include: Oak Lawn Police
Department (7 min.), Sangamon Co. Sheriff's
Office (8 min.), Caseyville Police
Department (7 min.), Illinois State Police,
Dist. 9 (7 min), Westmont Police Department
(7 min.), and Waukegan Police Department (7
min.). The officers featured in the tapes talk
briefly about their agency's DUI enforcement
philosophy, and how they spot potential
intoxicated drivers. Each officer has a little
different focus , and a different technique for
success to pass on.
Program Set 30: Essential Communication
Skills Tape Set [ALERT] (15, 17, 18 min.
50 min. total)
[2004] This 3-tape set from the ALERT
series describes why an officer needs good
communication skills, and then goes over
ways to develop them. Featured instructors
include Kipper Connell, Brian Fitch, Dennis
Conroy and Dennis Andrade. Points made
include (on Part 1:) seeing the situation from
the victim's perspective, learning the customs
of the people in the neighborhood [I question
some of his conclusions, but the main point -that everyone deserves respectful behavior -is useful], (on Part 2): managing responses to
surroundings, body language and non-verbal
communication, (on Part 3): assisting
someone in crisis, and ways of listening and
speaking with suspects to encourage them to
confess. Two highlights are Sgt. Connell's
explanation of how he became interested in
communications training (through a badlydelivered death notification), and Dennis
Conroy's suggestions for establishing rapport
with delusional people.
Program Set 29: Voices of September 11th
[The] (3 hours, 47 min.)
[2003] This is really something, especially
if you're a dispatcher! This PSTC-produced
program consists of interviews with the
dispatchers from New York, Arlington and
Westmoreland Counties, Virginia, and
Somerset County, Pennsylvania, who were
working the phones during the September 11
terrorist attack. They describe what was
going on in their dispatch centers at the time,
how they responded, things they learned from
the experience, things that have happened to
them since, how they have coped, and how
they have changed. The two-tape set is
divided into sections from 10 to 35 minutes,
on topics including "Phone calls", "Equipment
Dispatched", Skills needed", "Lessons
Learned", "The Best and Worst of the Day",
"Lasting Images", "The Stress Reaction",
"Coping with the Stress", "911 Cares -Appreciation", and "Teamwork". No
curriculum accompanies the program, but, if
you wanted one, you shouldn't have any
trouble coming up with something.
Program Set 27: Disability Awareness for
Law Enforcement : A Curriculum for Law
Enforcement Professionals and Police
Social Workers (1 hour, 31 min.)
[2001] The content of this video (it does
sound funny to call ONE video a "set") is
similar to that of Set 15 (Police and People
with Disabilities), but is more comprehensive.
The Abuse and Neglect Initiative in the
Department of Disability and Human
Development at the University of Illinois at
Chicago had produced it, and the
accompanying handouts on CD-ROM, to be
used as part of a two-day training course "to
raise awareness among the law enforcement
community of the problems of victimization
of people with disabilities." It combines
material from that earlier tape set, with
material from the Police Executive Research
Forum, the California Commission on Peace
Officers Standards and Training, and other
sources, to cover "cultural" issues of people
who have physical impairments, epilepsy,
cerebral palsy, mental retardation, autism,
deafness, blindness, as well as touching on
mental illness. It goes on to demonstrate good
police practices (the scenario in which the
man from the group home identifies the kids
who stole someone's purse is interesting), and
remind viewers that 1.) people with
disabilities are several times more likely to be
victims of crime than those without, and 2.)
they can be offenders as well as victims. Tips
on transporting subjects with disabilities are
included. As mentioned above, an instructor's
and student guide, overhead slides, a glossary,
and a resource guide, are included in Portable
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Document Format (*.PDF) on the
accompanying CD-ROM.
Program 26: Surviving Edged Weapons
(85 min.)
[circa 1988] This Calibre Press release,
designed as a personal in-service training
program for law enforcement personnel,
shows officers various ways of defending
themselves against the mounting threat of
"knife culture' offenders before, during, and
after an attack.
Program Set 24: Roll Call Training on DUI
for Police Departments in Illinois (40 min.
on 5 tapes)
[2001] This 5-tape set is produced by the
Illinois Department of Transportation—
Division of Traffic Safety, and describes itself
as "Roll call training videos featur[ing] top
cops from these departments: Lincolnshire,
Peru, Collinsville, Peoria, [and] Chicago".
The officers featured in the tapes talk briefly
about their agency's DUI enforcement
philosophy, and how they spot potential
intoxicated drivers. Each officer has a little
different focus (one on recognizing drivers,
one on the importance of videotaping
contacts, and so on). Footage of the officers
handling possibly intoxicated motorists is also
included. (It reminded me of short Cops
episodes.)
Program Set 21: Leadership and
Communication Essentials in Law
Enforcement (48 min.)
[September/October 1999] When I was a
kid, the person I was taught the person to
always trust was a policeman. The theme of
this two-tape set from the Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy series is how police
managers can help develop officers who will
behave like police officers: how to help them
become the community leaders the position
requires. Capt. Royce Decker (Hernando Co.
(Florida) Sheriff's Dept.) talks about The Four
"I"s of Leadership — Integrity, Influence,
Inspiration, Involvement — the development
of leaders on all organizational levels, the
importance of learning from and enjoying
life's experience, and the critical elements of
communication. He uses some interesting
illustrations to convey the ideas (such as the
strengths of nails and cotton balls, the
importance of the functions of various chess
pieces, identification of objects in film cans,
etc.), none of which are especially new, but
the object lessons are interesting.
Program Set 20: Forensic Anthropology,
with Dr. William Bass (2 hours, 26 min.)
[1986] Dr. William Bass, of the University
of Tennessee at Knoxville's Department of
Forensic Anthropology, explains and
demonstrates the skeletal characteristics of
human beings, and how those characteristics
enable medical examiners (and, to a point,
detectives) to determine the age, sex, race, and
stature of skeletal remains. The program is
divided into four parts:
Age Determination (49 min.), which
describes and shows the changes that take
place in the human skeleton as a person ages:
changes in teeth, bone attachment (epiphysis),
and degenerative changes (osteoarthritisrelated);
Sex Determination (28 min.), which
describes and shows the structural differences
between male and female skeletons: pelvic
differences, skull differences, and sexual
dimorphism (body size);
Determination of Race and Stature (28
min.), which shows the differences in
Negroid, Mongoloid, and Caucasoid skull
shape and "facial" features, along with a very
brief discussion of how to determine a body's
biological height from major bones; and
Fire Scene Search (41 min.), which
applies the information from the three
previous videos to identifying burned bodies.
With pictures, so be prepared.
Useful suggestions for handling skeletal
remains at a crime scene, and for "working" a
fire scene are also made in the last two tapes.
The set was made in 1986, so the instructor
makes some remarks that, as of 2000, may
sound insensitive, but were clearly not
intended as such. In the first tape, he also
handles some "unsterilized" skeletal remains
without gloves. YOU wear your gloves if you
do that. Otherwise, Dr. Bass is an
entertaining speaker. And I had no idea bones
could be so interesting!
Program Set 18: Developing the Executive
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Team (Viewpoints from the FBI Academy)
(2 hours, 24 min.)
[August 1996 through January 1997] This
series is an initiative of the FBI to provide law
enforcement supervisors with training in the
development of effective, consistent, and
creative leadership within the agency. Each
of the six programs feature members of the
FBI Academy's Management Science unit,
and include:
Overview , with Mike Ferrence, which
describes the coming programs; and the
importance and basic principles of leadership
training.
Vision, Value and Mission, with Marita
Malone, who discusses the development of an
agency's strategic plan (what service the
department can and will provide, and who the
department is going to serve -- who its
"customers" are), and the achievable direction
the agency will take. The importance of
public relations is also considered.
Leadership and Management, with Jim
Kelly, who talks about "situational leadership"
(the application of different leadership or
management styles with different staff
members in different situations)
Personal and Organizational Change,
with Marita Malone, who talks about the new
work force (like the Baby Busters FBI
teleconference (#335)), resistance to change,
the types and degrees of resistance that one is
likely to encounter, and how to motivate staff
to make the desired changes.
Leadership and Ethics, with Walt Sirene,
who talks about leaders and moral rightness,
ethical drains on an organization, the gaining
of public trust, and the organizations'
influence on developing the ethics of the
organization. He also talks about the
development of the Social Contract principle
which led to the development of the police;
and
Communication, with Lt. Col. Jim Vance,
who talks about judicious use of the mass
media to communicate with the public, the
importance of good relations with the media,
and the wisdom of good communication
within the organization.
Each section is about 25 minutes long, so it's
convenient to use.
Program Set 17: Don't Fall for a
Telephone Line: Stop Fraud Program Kit
(16 min.)
[1997] What is especially interesting about
this AARP program, aside from the material
for organizing a local program, is the running
interview with the currently-imprisoned
successful telemarketer. He explains how the
typical phone scams work, what the lifestyle
of the typical fraudulent telemarketer is, and
how they are able to convince their victims to
send them money. It concludes with a case
study of a woman who was robbed of her life
savings, but who, with the help of the FBI,
was able to help apprehend them. Also
included in the binder is an audiocassette of
sample fraudulent telemarketer dialogues and
the "Stop Fraud" program kit. (Much of this
video also appears in NEMRT Tape #620,
Telemarketing Fraud: Don't Let it Happen to
You (United Against Crime Teleconference),
if you're interested in more detailed
information.)
Program Set 3: Writing Skills for
Command Personnel (79 min.)
The title is correct: this program is for
you, not your patrol officers. The purpose of
the 4-tape set is to help police managers write
memos, reports, and directions in English
rather than Police-ese, so their officers will be
able to understand and comply with them.
The modules are: Determining What Makes
for Good Writing (8 min.); Putting the
Reader's Needs First (11 min.); Getting
Your Ideas Down on Paper (13 min.);
Making Your Organization Visible (13
min.); Using Language with Punch (12
min.); Writing Powerful Sentences (11
min.); and Getting Results (12 min.). You
probably learned the points made in this set in
your high school English class, but it's a good
reminder of those points.
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DVD Subject Index
9 mm
Complete Glock (DVD) (2008) [90 min.] (#1192)
Handgun Basics : Self-Defense and Target Shooting
(2004) [1 hour, 10 min.] (#1260)
Introduction to the Glock Pistol [48 min.] (#305)
A Woman's Guide to Firearms DVD (1987) [60 min]
(#1189)
Accidents
Accident Scene Management [30 min.] (#482)
Autism, Fire Rescue & EMS DVD (2009) [16 and 9
min.: 25 min. total] (#1188)
Car Crashes (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44
min.] (#1173)
Crash Dynamics for Training Programs (1992) [19
min.] (#564)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Preventing Road Rage: Anger Management for
Drivers (1998) [20 min.] (#658)
Pursuits: Training, Vehicle Upgrades and Policy FBI
Teleconference (November 2000 ) [2 hours]
(#776)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic Physics (2000)
[22 min.] (#929)
Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics meets
Biology (2009) [24 min.] (#1187)
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet (2005) [14 min.]
(#990)
Accreditation
CALEA: In Pursuit of Excellence DVD (2006) [15
min.] (#1051)
Active Shooters
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016)
[2 ours] (#1310)
Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an Active
Shooter? (2011) [33 min.] (#1290)
Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In
the Line of Duty) (2007) [29 min.] (#1075)
Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) (2000) [50 min.] (#884)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors (2004) [44
min.] (#1074)
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response Worked
(In the Line of Duty) DVD (2007) [41 min.]
(#1095)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Africans
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Aggressive Driving (Also see “Driving”)
Preventing Road Rage: Anger Management for
Drivers (1998) [20 min.] (#658)
AIDS
Infectious Diseases in the Jail (circa 1990) [9 min.]
(#JOB 109)
Management of Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens
in Corrections (1998) [41 min.] (#CRT 221)
Vehicle Searches (2000) [21 min.] (#773)
Airplanes
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Extradition Procedures POST Telecourse (DVD)
(May 2008) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1122)
Airports
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Alarms
Park Smart [20 min.] (#630)
Alcohol
Campus Insecurity (2000) [45 min.] (#1200)
Distilleries (Modern Marvels DVD) (2004) [44 min.]
(#1125)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3
Officer Needs Assistance (California POST
Telecourse) (December 2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1202 )
Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own (DVD)
(February 2004) [21 min.] (#1082)
Aliens
Anti-Human Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD (2006) [45 min.] (#1065)
Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for
Law Enforcement and Judicial Authorities
(August 1998) [21 min.] (#750)
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD (April
2008) [30 min.] (#1107)
It's the Right Thing to Do : Consular Notification
(circa 2003) [11 min.] (#982)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking DVD
(April 2008) [20 min.] (#1106)
Working with Illegal Alien Inmates (1997) [12 min.]
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(#JOB 612)
min.] (#1078)
Alzheimer's Disease
Animal Control
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Alzheimer's Disease: Facing the Facts (2009) [46
min.] (#1264)
Approaching Alzheimer's: Make Your First
Response the Right Response (DVD) (2008) [29
min.] (#1139)
Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The
Medical Piece (2003) [2 hours, 11 min. on 2
tapes] (#925)
Innocent Offenders (circa 1990) [14 min.] (#51)
Responding to People with Alzheimer's Disease :
Best Practices for Law Enforcement (2013) [24
min.] (#1253)
Saving Lives Together: Safe Return and Law
Enforcement (2004) [14 min.] (#994)
What Dogs Try to Tell Cops (2003) [24 min.] (#895)
American Justice Series
The Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD (2004)
[44 min.] (#1108)
The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong?
(American Justice) (2003) [45 min.] (#1244)
Conversations With Killers (American Justice) DVD
(2005) [45 min.] (#1119)
Eyewitness (American Justice) (1997) [47 min.]
(#1252 )
The Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997)
[46] (#1250)
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) (1997) [44
min.] (#1162)
The Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) (1999)
[44 min.] (#1208)
Lying Eyes (American Justice) (2001) [41 min.]
(#1248 )
Mafia: The History of the Mob in America (DVDs)
(1993) [3 hours, 42 min. over 5 programs)]
(#1058)
Mistaken Identity (American Justice) (2003) [45
min.] (#1251)
Murder "In Cold Blood" (American Justice) (1997)
[46 min.] (#1249)
Private Eyes (American Justice) DVD (1994) [46
min.] (#1117)
To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American
Justice Series) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1069)
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45
min.] (#1243)
Ammunition
The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun (2010) [1 hour, 48
min and 1 hour, 35 min.] (#Set 44)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45
min.] (#913)
Second Chance vs. Magnum Force (1988) [118 min.]
(#50)
Anger
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn (circa 2001) [57
Animals
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Annunciation
Bullets (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44 min.]
(#1174 )
Armed Forces
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears
(2014) [3 hours, 43 min.] (#1275)
Gangland: Basic Training DVD (2008) [44 min]
(#1140)
Iraq's Guns for Hire (2009) [45 min.] (#1212)
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report
(1997) [45 min.] (#811)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45
min.] (#913)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain
Injury (CA POST DVD) (circa 2011) [1 hour, 16
min.] (#1227)
Restrepo : One Platoon, One Valley, One Year (2010)
[93 min.] (#1247)
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement
Personnel POST Telecourse (June 2008) [1 hour,
45 min.] (#1228)
Armenians
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Arrests
Internal Affairs: Problem Resolution (1992) [17
min.] (#275)
Search Incident to Arrest and Gender Problems
(1999) [30 min.] (#718)
Searches of Persons: Minnesota v. Dickerson (1999)
[30 min.] (#1278)
Arson
Community Response to Juvenile Firesetting &
Juvenile Arson: (July 1993) [2½ hours] (#332)
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
Forensic Anthropology, with Dr. William Bass
(1986) [2 hours, 26 min.] (#Set 20)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can Do
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (June 1998)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 128
[24 min.] (#653)
Asians
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD (2000) [1 hour,
31, min.] (#1068)
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report
(1997) [45 min.] (#811)
Reducing the Risk II: Making Your Church Safe
from Child Sexual Abuse DVD Set (2003) [108
min.] (#417)
Violence in the Workplace (FBI Teleconference) [2
hours] (#408)
Bath Salts
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012)
[24 min] (#1213)
Asphyxia
Batons
Positional Asphyxia, Sudden Death, and Transporting
Suspects [29 min.] (#522)
Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update (2000) [16 min.]
(#778)
Use of Force: The Death of Eric Garner (2015) [30
min.] (#1293)
Dynamic Striking Techniques (DVD) (1996) [37
min.] (#1102)
Police Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 12
min. ] (#1146)
Police Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 4
min.] (#1145)
Seal-Mar Baton and Defensive Tactics : Real
Training for Real Life (2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1104)
Assassination
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
The Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan (DVD) (2006) [45
min.] (#1195)
Autism
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing
Video (VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Autism, Fire Rescue & EMS DVD (2009) [16 and 9
min.: 25 min. total] (#1188)
Autism in the Criminal Justice System (2009) [26
min.] (#1215)
Autism: The Hidden Epidemic DVD (2005) [4
hours] (#975)
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour,
20 min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle
DVD (2008) [13 min.] (#1161)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Bias Crime
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Hate Crime – The Violent Outgrowth of Intolerance
FBI Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#623)
Lessons from a Hate Crime Detective (2014) [7 min.]
(#1287)
A Prosecutor's Stand (2014) [21 min] (#1288)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15
min.] (#921)
Racially Biased Policing: A Principled Response
(2002) [15 min.] (#868)
Responding to Hate Crimes: A Roll Call Training
Video for Police Officers (1999) [20 min.] (#743)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Bias-Based Policing
Autopsy [The] : For Death Investigators DVD (2001)
[30 min.] (#964)
Corpse Tech: Modern Marvels (DVD) (2008) [44
min.] (#1123)
Death Detectives: The L.A. County Coroner (Inside
Story) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1067)
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
Forensic Anthropology, with Dr. William Bass
(1986) [2 hours, 26 min.] (#Set 20)
Homicide by Poisoning [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (December 1997) [24 min.] (#681)
Bias-Based Policing: Remaining Fair and Impartial
(CA POST Telecourse) (September 2014) [2
hours] (#1312)
Mutual Respect in Policing (circa 2001) [23 min.]
(#957)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15
min.] (#921)
Racially Biased Policing: A Principled Response
(2002) [15 min.] (#868)
Reducing the Risk II: Making Your Church Safe
from Child Sexual Abuse DVD Set (2003) [108
min.] (#417)
Background Investigations
Bicycles
Autopsies
Fundamental Skills for Public Safety Cycling (2009)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 129
[21 min.] (#1267)
Share the Road (League of Illinois Bicyclists) DVD
(2006) [7 min.] (#1064)
Biography Series
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography)
DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#981)
Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD
(circa 2000) [180 min.] (#980)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
Blacks
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Racially Biased Policing: A Principled Response
(2002) [15 min.] (#868)
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD (2000) [1 hour,
31, min.] (#1068)
Blind
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
Police and People with Disabilities (Department of
Justice) (1996 / 2005) [58 min.] (#1034)
Bloodborne Pathogens
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Vehicle Searches (2000) [21 min.] (#773)
Boats
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Body Armor
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.]
(#1220)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Second Chance vs. Magnum Force (1988) [118 min.]
(#50)
What Dogs Try to Tell Cops (2003) [24 min.] (#895)
Body Searches
Frisk/Strip Search [12 min.] (#JOB 201)
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for
Cops (2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Infectious Diseases in the Jail (circa 1990) [9 min.]
(#JOB 109)
Management of Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens
in Corrections (1998) [41 min.] (#CRT 221)
Search Incident to Arrest and Gender Problems
(1999) [30 min.] (#718)
Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk Searches (Searches of
Persons 1) (1999) [28 min.] (#710)
Bomb Threats
Bomb Explosion: First Responder AND Dick and
Harry: Rest in Pieces (September 1995) [17
min.] (#484. pt. C-D)
Bombings
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) (2013) [52 min.]
(#1242 )
Suicide Bomber DVD (2005) [30 min.] (#971)
Bombs
Bomb Explosion: First Responder AND Dick and
Harry: Rest in Pieces (September 1995) [17
min.] (#484. pt. C-D)
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December
13, 2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
Iraq's Guns for Hire (2009) [45 min.] (#1212)
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs
(circa 2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
Suicide Bomber DVD (2005) [30 min.] (#971)
Suicide/Homicide Bombers (Live Response) DVD
(September 27, 2006) [58 min.] (#1062)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
(1998) [42 min.] (#1110)
Breaching
Body Cameras
Basic Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement (Circa 2005)
[37 min.] (#1236)
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know (2015)
[31 min.] (#1289)
building searches
Body Language
The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong?
(American Justice) (2003) [45 min.] (#1244)
Conducting Interviews (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [14 min.] (#1029)
Field Interviewing: Recognition of Deception [40
min. (20 min. each section)] (#407)
Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for
Cops (2016) [30 min.] (#1304)
Truth or Deception [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (May 1996) [24 min.] (#715)
Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an Active
Shooter? (2011) [33 min.] (#1290)
Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In
the Line of Duty) (2007) [29 min.] (#1075)
House Clearing and Cornering : Tactics and
Techniques (1999) [1 hour, 8 min.] (#1259)
Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for Illinois
(January 2000) [35 min.] (#826)
Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) (2000) [50 min.] (#884)
Building Entry
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 130
Basic Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement (Circa 2005)
[37 min.] (#1236)
Bullying
(2013) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1255)
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre
([s.l., circa 2004]) (#1080)
Getting S.M.A.R.T. : Dealing with Bullies (2011) [20
min.] (#1203)
Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully (2010)
[20 min.] (#1196)
Cerebral Palsy
Burglary
Change
You Make the Difference: Preventing Home
Burglary (circa 1988) [22 min.] (#78)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Buses
School Bus Security: A 21st Century Approach DVD
(circa 2006) [13 min.] (#1168)
Business Crime
$100 Training Video Presentation DVD (2010) [9 and
20 min.] (#1171)
Cargo Theft FBI Teleconference (March 1997) [2
hours] (#581)
Mafia: The History of the Mob in America (DVDs)
(1993) [3 hours, 42 min. over 5 programs)]
(#1058)
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report
(1997) [45 min.] (#811)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour,
20 min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
Chaplains
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to
First Responders FBI Teleconference (May 14,
2003) [1 hour, 51 min.] (#908)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
(#963)
Chemical Agents
Capital Punishment
Fighting through Pepper Spray: Counter Assault and
Survival Tactics [29 min.] (#470)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II (2001) [38 min.]
(#818)
OC Aerosol Use in Law Enforcement [22 min.]
(#435)
Use of OC & Pepper Spray in Corrections (1997) [30
min.] (#CRT 122)
Death Devices (Modern Marvels) DVD (circa 2002)
[44 min.] (#1175)
Chicago
CALEA
CALEA: In Pursuit of Excellence DVD (2006) [15
min.] (#1051)
Careers
Career Development and Returning to College (circa
1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 701)
Careers in Criminal Justice (2002) [22 min.] (#1176 )
Joining the Force: In the Line of Duty Special Issue
(circa 2005) [1 hour] (#1048)
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre
([s.l., circa 2004]) (#1080)
Child Abuse
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty (1996) [26
min.] (#849)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet (2005) [14 min.]
(#990)
Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law (DVD) (March
2006) [8 min.] (#1129)
Anti-Human Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD (2006) [45 min.] (#1065)
Child Abuse Investigations (CA POST Telecourse
DVD) (2000) [1 hours, 57 min.] (#1229)
Domestic Violence: Law Enforcement Response FBI
Teleconference (May 1999) [2 hours] (#709)
I Am Not a Target : Your Child's Weapon Against
Predators (2004) [45 min.] (#1271)
Prevalence and Consequences of Child Victimization:
Preliminary Results from the National Survey of
Adolescents (NIJ Research in Progress) (1995)
[59 min.] (#556)
Stranger Safety (2005) [36 min.] (#1268)
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn (circa 2001) [57
min.] (#1078)
Case Studies
Child Neglect
carjacking
Cargo Theft FBI Teleconference (March 1997) [2
hours] (#581)
Park Smart [20 min.] (#630)
Cars
Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice & Survival
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 131
Child Abuse Investigations (CA POST Telecourse
DVD) (2000) [1 hours, 57 min.] (#1229)
Child Sexual Abuse
Child Abuse Investigations (CA POST Telecourse
DVD) (2000) [1 hours, 57 min.] (#1229)
Child Sexual Abuse: Your Most Challenging Case
[58 min.] (#138)
Reducing the Risk II: Making Your Church Safe
from Child Sexual Abuse DVD Set (2003) [108
min.] (#417)
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD (December 11,
2003) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1071)
Choking
Complete CPR (2008) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1296)
Civil Disobedience
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001)
[2 hours] (#820)
Civil Rights
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001)
[2 hours] (#820)
Proactive Approach to Avoiding Lawsuits [15 min.]
(#JOB 310)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Recovering from Your Crime Related Injuries (DVD)
(1999) [11 min.] (#1081)
Responding to Hate Crimes: A Roll Call Training
Video for Police Officers (1999) [20 min.] (#743)
Rights vs. Privileges [15 min.] (#JOB 312)
Comic Relief
Buck Savage Tape [32 min.] (#194)
Chicago Stings (1993) [10 min.] (#420)
Crime Fighters (The) (1938) [9 min.] (#583)
Second Chance vs. Magnum Force (1988) [118 min.]
(#50)
Communication
9-11 Commission Report DVD (2004) [130 min.]
(#956)
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
Achieving Diversity through Marketing FBI
Teleconference (January 17, 2001) [2 hours]
(#801)
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing
Video (VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Autism: The Hidden Epidemic DVD (2005) [4
hours] (#975)
Common Ground: Interacting with the Hispanic
Community [16 min.] (#167)
Con Games and Inmates: What the Line Officer
Needs to Know [15 min.] (#JOB 407)
Conducting Interrogations (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [13 min.] (#1030)
Conducting Interviews (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [14 min.] (#1029)
Conflict Resolution for Youth: Programming for
Schools, Youth-serving Organizations, and
Community and Juvenile Justice Settings (Office
of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Teleconference) (May 1996) [2 hours, 23 min.
(over two tapes)] (#606)
Conflict Resolution Intervention in a Jail Setting
(circa 1995) [9 min.] (#JOB 706)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Cultural Diversity in America (United Against Crime
Teleconference) (1998) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#691)
Cultural Diversity in Jail (circa 1998) [11 min.]
(#JOB 703)
Dealing with Aggressive Behavior [10 min.] (#JOB
307)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for
Law Enforcement and Judicial Authorities
(August 1998) [21 min.] (#750)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
Dog Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST
Telecourse) (December 2015) [2 hours] (#1311)
Effective Courtroom Testimony (October and
November 1998) [46 min. and 1 hour] (#663)
Effective Interpersonal Communications [10 min.]
(#JOB 104)
Essential Communication Skills Tape Set [ALERT]
(2004) [15, 17, 18 min. 50 min. total] (#Set 30)
Ethics: Doing the Job Right and Doing the Right Job
(FBI Teleconference) (August 1992) [3 hours]
(#311)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Inmates with Special Needs (1997) [12 min.] (#JOB
602)
Internal Affairs: Problem Resolution (1992) [17
min.] (#275)
Interpersonal Communications: Legal Implications
(2001) [32 min. on 2 tapes] (#823)
Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle
DVD (2008) [13 min.] (#1161)
Leadership and Communication Essentials in Law
Enforcement (September/October 1999) [48 min.]
(#Set 21)
Managing Conflict Resolution [12 min.] (#JOB 511)
Mutual Respect in Policing (circa 2001) [23 min.]
(#957)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 132
Officer Comportment [9 min.] (#JOB 208)
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD) (2013)
[53 min.] (#1231)
Problem-Solving from an Officer's Viewpoint [11
min.] (#JOB 404)
Programming Opportunities in Jails [18 min.] (#JOB
510)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Responding to Hate Crimes: A Roll Call Training
Video for Police Officers (1999) [20 min.] (#743)
Seizure vs Non-Seizure of Persons (2000) [34 min. on
2 tapes] (#758)
Social Media POST Telecourse (2012) [1 hour, 50
min.] (#1265)
Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST
Telecourse) (May 2013) [1 hour, 33 min] (#1309)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours]
(#713)
Tactical Communications (CA POST Telecourse)
(April 2007) [2 hours, 33 min] (#1313)
Understanding the Inmate Subculture (1997) [9 min.]
(#JOB 603)
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38
and 33 min.] (#969)
Voices of September 11th [The] (2003) [3 hours, 47
min.] (#Set 29)
Working with Developmentally Disabled Inmates
(circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 710)
Writing Skills for Command Personnel [79 min.]
(#Set 3)
Communications
CTO (Communications Training Officer)
Development 2003: Tools for the Trainer POST
Telecourse (2003) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1266)
El Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of
Duty) DVD (2012) [54 min.] (#1207)
Voices of September 11th [The] (2003) [3 hours, 47
min.] (#Set 29)
Communities
Achieving Diversity through Marketing FBI
Teleconference (January 17, 2001) [2 hours]
(#801)
Communities and Crime: A Study in Chicago (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1995) [58 min.] (#555)
Creating Media for Community Relations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (March
2001) [24 min.] (#794)
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The
Herman Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists
(2004) [31 min.] (#961)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Lessons from a Hate Crime Detective (2014) [7 min.]
(#1287)
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour,
39 min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Community Policing
Community Policing in Chicago: Fact or Fiction (NIJ
Research in Progress) (May 1995) [1 hour] (#495)
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD)
(1996) [46 min] (#1142)
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop
Series) DVDs (2005) [14 min. and 18 min.: 32
min, total] (#1028)
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The
Herman Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists
(2004) [31 min.] (#961)
Homeland Security and CommunityPolicing FBI
Teleconference (September 5, 2002) [2 hours]
(#856)
Leadership and Communication Essentials in Law
Enforcement (September/October 1999) [48 min.]
(#Set 21)
Mental Illness: Police Response (1995) [16 min.]
(#708)
Power of [Crime] Prevention with Community
Policing FBI Teleconference (May 1997) [2
hours] (#578)
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour,
39 min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Responding to Hate Crimes: A Roll Call Training
Video for Police Officers (1999) [20 min.] (#743)
Comportment
The 5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004)
[46 min.] (#1182)
911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service (2008)
[73 min.] (#1120)
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
Approaching Alzheimer's: Make Your First
Response the Right Response (DVD) (2008) [29
min.] (#1139)
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing
Video (VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
Bias-Based Policing: Remaining Fair and Impartial
(CA POST Telecourse) (September 2014) [2
hours] (#1312)
Buck Savage Tape [32 min.] (#194)
The Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD (2004)
[44 min.] (#1108)
Common Ground: Interacting with the Hispanic
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 133
Community [16 min.] (#167)
Coping with a Changing Inmate Population (1997)
[14 min.] (#JOB 606)
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD)
(1996) [46 min] (#1142)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Cultural Diversity in Jail (circa 1998) [11 min.]
(#JOB 703)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
DUI, Deranged, or? (2003) [11 min.] (#907)
Effective Courtroom Testimony (October and
November 1998) [46 min. and 1 hour] (#663)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November
1999) [2 hours] (#764)
Ethical Considerations (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [21 min.] (#1031)
Ethics: Doing the Job Right and Doing the Right Job
(FBI Teleconference) (August 1992) [3 hours]
(#311)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Human Factors in Undercover Operations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (1993) [24
min.] (#732)
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa
2005) [2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) (1997) [44
min.] (#1162)
Internal Affairs: Problem Resolution (1992) [17
min.] (#275)
Interpersonal Communications: Legal Implications
(2001) [32 min. on 2 tapes] (#823)
It's the Right Thing to Do : Consular Notification
(circa 2003) [11 min.] (#982)
Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective from
Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference] (July
11, 2001) [2 hours] (#814)
Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle
DVD (2008) [13 min.] (#1161)
Liability Issues Involving Use of Force (In Jails)
(1997) [12 min.] (#JOB 609)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Managing Force Escalations (about 1995) [36 min]
(#671)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
(#963)
Mutual Respect in Policing (circa 2001) [23 min.]
(#957)
Officer Comportment [9 min.] (#JOB 208)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Professionalism and Ethics [16 min.] (#JOB 408)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15
min.] (#921)
Racially Biased Policing: A Principled Response
(2002) [15 min.] (#868)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Rodney King Case (The): What the Jury Saw in
California v. Powell [1 hour, 56 min.] (#266)
Search Incident to Arrest and Gender Problems
(1999) [30 min.] (#718)
Serpico: Honor Bound (DVD) (2006) [44 min.]
(#1149)
Service, Support & Justice : Law Enforcement
Response to Crime Victims (2012) [15 min.]
(#1237)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: The
Harasser's Behavior (1998) [25 min.] (#644)
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups
(Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29
min.] (#851)
Tactical Communications (CA POST Telecourse)
(April 2007) [2 hours, 33 min] (#1313)
Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk Searches (Searches of
Persons 1) (1999) [28 min.] (#710)
Testifying in Court (circa 1998) [ 15 min.] (#JOB
709)
Tribal Cops (DVD) (2001) [43 min] (#1132)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Use of Force: The Death of Eric Garner (2015) [30
min.] (#1293)
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38
and 33 min.] (#969)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) (2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Wrong Arm of the Law (The): Steroids in Law
Enforcement (2010) [14 min.] (#1294)
Yonge & the Restless: Policing the World Series
(circa 1994) [23 min.] (#457)
Computer Crime
Social Media POST Telecourse (2012) [1 hour, 50
min.] (#1265)
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [9
min.] (#1044)
Computers
The Use of Technology to Stalk (2011) [15 min.]
(#1193 )
Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in the
Courtroom: Mock Trial DVDs (2008) [2 ½
hours] (#1113)
Con Games
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 134
All the King's Men: Picking Up the Pieces (DVD)
(2006) [13 min.] (#1035)
Con Games and Inmates: What the Line Officer
Needs to Know [15 min.] (#JOB 407)
Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice DVD (2004)
[21 min.] (#1045)
Don't Fall for a Telephone Line: Stop Fraud Program
Kit (1997) [16 min.] (#Set 17)
Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [7 min.]
(#1046)
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [11
min.] (#1043)
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [9
min.] (#1044)
Work@Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay:
Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [6 minutes]
(#1047)
concealed weapons
Advanced Concealed Carry (1997) [1 hour, 40 min.]
(#1298)
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the Pros
(1996) [1 hour, 59 min.] (#1297)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 1 [29 min.]
(#514)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 2 [36 min.]
(#515)
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17
min.] (#1027)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response Worked
(In the Line of Duty) DVD (2007) [41 min.]
(#1095)
Way Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques (2004)
[3 hours, 27 min.] (#1299)
Concerns of Police Survivors
Beneath the Badge DVD (circa 2007) [10 min.]
(#1159)
C.O.P.S. 25th Anniversary Tribute DVD (2010) [14
min.] (#1158)
Confessions
The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong?
(American Justice) (2003) [45 min.] (#1244)
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22
min.] (#1270)
Consular Notification : See “Notification”
Control Tactics
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing
Video (VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Dynamic Striking Techniques (DVD) (1996) [37
min.] (#1102)
Hindi Duty Belt (DVD) (2004) [42 min.] (#1164)
Inmate Extractions ( 1997) [15 min.] (#JOB 607)
Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle
DVD (2008) [13 min.] (#1161)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Police Arrest and Control, with Keith Livingston
(DVD) (2007) [41 min.] (#1144)
Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs) (2003)
[Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85 min.] (#1103)
Police Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 12
min. ] (#1146)
Police Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 4
min.] (#1145)
Positional Asphyxia, Sudden Death, and Transporting
Suspects [29 min.] (#522)
Practical and Tactical Handcuffing (2002) [32 min.]
(#Missing 847)
Seal-Mar Baton and Defensive Tactics : Real
Training for Real Life (2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1104)
Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update (2000) [16 min.]
(#778)
Cooperation
ICS: The Incident Command System DVD (2000)
[23 min.] (#939)
Major Case Investigation (FBI Teleconference)
(December 1990) [3 hours] (#135)
Coroners
Corpse Tech: Modern Marvels (DVD) (2008) [44
min.] (#1123)
Death Detectives: The L.A. County Coroner (Inside
Story) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1067)
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD
(March 22, 2006) [58 min.] (#1061)
Post Mortem : The Death Investigation Crisis in
America [Frontline] (2011) [53 min.] (#1269)
Corrections
Addicted Inmates: Intake through Process (circa
1998) [13 min.] (#JOB 702)
Administrative Segregation [10 min.] (#JOB 205)
Basic Security Principles [9 min.] (#JOB 107)
Booking & Admissions [8 min.] (#JOB 304)
Career Development and Returning to College (circa
1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 701)
Challenges and Pitfalls of Boot Camps (circa 1998)
[12 min.] (#JOB 705)
Communicable Diseases (1997) [13 min.] (#JOB 604)
Con Games and Inmates: What the Line Officer
Needs to Know [15 min.] (#JOB 407)
Conflict Resolution Intervention in a Jail Setting
(circa 1995) [9 min.] (#JOB 706)
Contraband Control [9 min.] (#JOB 309)
Control of Keys, Tools and Supplies [8 min.] (#JOB
306)
Coping with a Changing Inmate Population (1997)
[14 min.] (#JOB 606)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 135
Coping with Crowded Jails [8 min.] (#JOB 203)
Coping with the Job [10 min.] (#JOB 303)
Critical Incidents in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 211)
Cross-Gender Supervision [8 min.] (#JOB 308 )
Cultural Diversity in Jail (circa 1998) [11 min.]
(#JOB 703)
Deadly Force Policy (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (March 1996) [24 min.] (#649)
Dealing with Aggressive Behavior [10 min.] (#JOB
307)
Drugs in the Jail [9 min.] (#JOB 206)
Effective Interpersonal Communications [10 min.]
(#JOB 104)
Effects of Officer Expectations on Inmate Behavior
(The) [9 min.] (#JOB 502)
Electronic Incarceration (circa 1998) [9 min.] (#JOB
712)
Emergency Preparedness Planning [10 min.] (#JOB
209)
Female Gang Members in Jails (circa 1995) [13
min.] (#JOB 611)
Fire Safety [8 min.] (#JOB 103)
Frisk/Strip Search [12 min.] (#JOB 201)
Gangs and Gang Identification [11 min.] (#JOB 401)
High-Risk Security Escorts [8 min.] (#JOB 311)
Hostage Survival [10 min.] (#JOB 207)
How to Conduct Cell Searches [15 min.] (#JOB 101)
Infectious Diseases in the Jail (circa 1990) [9 min.]
(#JOB 109)
Inmate Classification Procedures [8 min.] (#JOB
106)
Inmate Disciplinary Principles [8 min.] (#JOB 105)
Inmate Extractions ( 1997) [15 min.] (#JOB 607)
Inmate Grievance Procedure [10 min.] (#JOB 111)
Inmate Leaders (circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 704)
Inmate Transportation [9 min.] (#JOB 110)
Inmates, Jails and Mental Illness (1997) [15 min.]
(#JOB 610)
Inmates with Special Needs (1997) [12 min.] (#JOB
602)
Investigation of Crime in Jails (1994) [18 min] (#JOB
411)
Jail Equipment Technology Advances [16 min.]
(#JOB 505)
Jail Literacy Programs [16 min.] (#JOB 506)
Jail Officer's Leadership Role (The) [12 min.] (#JOB
501)
Juvenile Boot Camps (Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Teleconference) (1996)
[1 hour, 51 min.] (#605)
K-9 Dogs in Jails (1997) [10 min.] (#JOB 605)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Liability Issues Involving Use of Force (In Jails)
(1997) [12 min.] (#JOB 609)
Management of Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens
in Corrections (1998) [41 min.] (#CRT 221)
Managing Conflict Resolution [12 min.] (#JOB 511)
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail
Crisis Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB
711)
Natural Disasters: Earthquake Preparedness [8 min.]
(#JOB 302)
Natural Disasters: Hurricane Preparedness [10 min.]
(#JOB 210)
Non-Smoking Jails [18 min.] (#JOB 405)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Officer Comportment [9 min.] (#JOB 208)
Preparing for Promotion: Climbing the Ladder [18
min.] (#JOB 507)
Preventing Suicides [10 min.] (#JOB 212)
Principles of Report Writing [12 min.] (#JOB 102A)
Prisons: Modern Marvels (2000) [44 min.] (#917)
Proactive Approach to Avoiding Lawsuits [15 min.]
(#JOB 310)
Problem-Solving from an Officer's Viewpoint [11
min.] (#JOB 404)
Professionalism and Ethics [16 min.] (#JOB 408)
Programming Opportunities in Jails [18 min.] (#JOB
510)
Releasing Inmates [8 min.] (#JOB 305)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Community
Corrections Should Know DVD) (2010) [16 min.]
(#1165)
Rights vs. Privileges [15 min.] (#JOB 312)
Selecting and Supervising Inmate Workers [9 min.]
(#JOB 204)
Small Jails: Special Problems [18 min.] (#JOB 504)
Staff Victimization During Jail Crises (1997) [10
min.] (#JOB 608)
Staff Wellness [9 min.] (#JOB 509)
Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can Do
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (June 1998)
[24 min.] (#653)
Stress Management [10 min.] (#JOB 202)
Substance Abuse Treatment Programs for Jails [15
min.] (#JOB 406)
Suicide: A Calculated Departure DVD (April 9,
2008) [55 min.] (#1105)
Suicide Watch & Intervention (1999) [26 min.]
(#CRT 226)
Techniques of Report Writing [11 min.] (#JOB
102B)
Testifying in Court (circa 1998) [ 15 min.] (#JOB
709)
TIE: Training, Industry, and Education [16 min.]
(#JOB 412)
Tuberculosis in Corrections (circa 1998) [14 min.]
(#JOB 708)
Understanding Jail Management [16 min.] (#JOB
409)
Understanding the Inmate Subculture (1997) [9 min.]
(#JOB 603)
Use of Force in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 112)
Use of OC & Pepper Spray in Corrections (1997) [30
min.] (#CRT 122)
Volunteers in Jails (1996) [11 min.] (#JOB 601)
Why not Direct Supervision? [20 min.] (#JOB 503)
Work Release: An Overview [9 min.] (#JOB 403)
Working in a Lockdown Unit [10 min.] (#JOB 402)
Working with Developmentally Disabled Inmates
(circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 710)
Working with Elderly Inmates (circa 1998) [12 min.]
(#JOB 707)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 136
Working with Illegal Alien Inmates (1997) [12 min.]
(#JOB 612)
Working with Inmates with Mental Illness [17 min.]
(#JOB 410)
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Crashes
Corrections Training: See "Police
Training"
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
In Hot Pursuit (2003) [42 min.] (#1199)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Michelle Norton Story [The] (circa 2001) [20 min.]
(#928)
Corruption
Crime
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD)
(1996) [46 min] (#1142)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) (1997) [44
min.] (#1162)
Narcs (American Justice) DVD (1997) [47 min.]
(#1218 )
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001)
[217 min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
Crime File Series
Corrections Officers
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Counterfeiting
$100 Training Video Presentation DVD (2010) [9 and
20 min.] (#1171)
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
Courts
Autism in the Criminal Justice System (2009) [26
min.] (#1215)
Graduated Sanctions: An Effective Intervention
Strategy for Addressing Delinquency
Teleconference DVD (March 22, 2005) [1 hour,
36 min.] (#1072)
A Prosecutor's Stand (2014) [21 min] (#1288)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Judges and Court
Personnel Should know DVD (2010) [13 min.]
(#1166)
Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in the
Courtroom: Mock Trial DVDs (2008) [2 ½
hours] (#1113)
CPR
The ABCs of CPR: First Response (DVD) (2006)
[48 min.] (#1152)
Blunt Force Trauma First Aid (2007) [1 hour, 7 min.]
(#1256)
Complete CPR (2008) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1296)
CPTED
Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In the Line of
Duty) (1996) [33 Min.] (#1013 )
Courthouse Security (In the Line of Duty) DVD
(2005) [51 min.] (#1040)
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour,
39 min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
Communities and Crime: A Study in Chicago (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1995) [58 min.] (#555)
FBI's Crime Lab: Modern Marvels (2003) [43 min.]
(#1163 )
Biology and Crime (circa 1986) [29 min.] (#36)
Crime Prevention
$100 Training Video Presentation DVD (2010) [9 and
20 min.] (#1171)
9-11 Commission Report DVD (2004) [130 min.]
(#956)
All the King's Men: Picking Up the Pieces (DVD)
(2006) [13 min.] (#1035)
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) (2008) [88
min., in 2 programs] (#1150)
The Basic Rules of Safe Firearms Ownership:
Fundamentals of Gun Safety (2000) [10 min.]
(#1279)
Basics of Personal Protection in the Home (2001)
[About an hour] (#1282)
Behind Closed Doors: Elder Abuse (c. 1999) [13
min.] (#739)
Bullets (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44 min.]
(#1174 )
Campus Insecurity (2000) [45 min.] (#1200)
Car Crashes (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44
min.] (#1173)
Cargo Theft FBI Teleconference (March 1997) [2
hours] (#581)
Children in Traffic (New Version) (1999) [14 min.]
(#872)
Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In the Line of
Duty) (1996) [33 Min.] (#1013 )
Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice DVD (2004)
[21 min.] (#1045)
Don't Fall for a Telephone Line: Stop Fraud Program
Kit (1997) [16 min.] (#Set 17)
Faith-Based Responses for Crime Victims DVD
(2008) [30 min.] (#1114)
Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.) (August
2002) [33 min.] (#887)
Getting S.M.A.R.T. : Dealing with Bullies (2011) [20
min.] (#1203)
Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully (2010)
[20 min.] (#1196)
Guns in America (2008) [50 min.] (#1254)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 137
Homeland Security Begins at Home: 7 Signs of
Terrorism DVD (2005) [9 min.] (#993)
Identity Crisis: Delivering Justice DVD (2003) [12
min.] (#1042)
It Could Happen to You (1997) [19 min.] (#629)
Learn Gun Safety With Eddie Eagle (circa 1995) [7
min.] (#375)
Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [7 min.]
(#1046)
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [11
min.] (#1043)
Operation Lifesaver General Audience Videos (DVD)
(circa 2007) [2 hours, 39 min.] (#1127)
Park Smart [20 min.] (#630)
Personal Protection Outside the Home (2008) [26
min.] (#1283)
Power of [Crime] Prevention with Community
Policing FBI Teleconference (May 1997) [2
hours] (#578)
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour,
39 min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Responding to People with Alzheimer's Disease :
Best Practices for Law Enforcement (2013) [24
min.] (#1253)
Saving Lives Together: Safe Return and Law
Enforcement (2004) [14 min.] (#994)
Service, Support & Justice : Law Enforcement
Response to Crime Victims (2012) [15 min.]
(#1237)
Street Thief DVD (2007) [1 hour, 24 min.] (#1177)
Teaching Kids to Kill (1999) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#941)
Tornadoes: Nature Tech (2003) [45 min.] (#987)
Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic Physics (2000)
[22 min.] (#929)
Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics meets
Biology (2009) [24 min.] (#1187)
Volunteers in Police Service Educational Video
Series DVD (circa 2006) [40 min., over 4
programs] (#1056)
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [9
min.] (#1044)
Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD (2006)
[44 min.] (#1055)
Witness DVD (circa 1998) [22 min.] (#1134)
Work@Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay:
Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [6 minutes]
(#1047)
You Make the Difference: Preventing Home
Burglary (circa 1988) [22 min.] (#78)
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention
Programs (OJJDP Teleconference) (March 21,
1997) [2 hours] (#846)
Crime Scenes
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1
hour, 42 min.] (#1224)
Crime Scene Preservation [33 min.] (#507)
Crime Scene Protection (circa 1992) [7 min.] (#354)
Did You See That? (2015) [48 min.] (#1291)
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
Forensic Anthropology, with Dr. William Bass
(1986) [2 hours, 26 min.] (#Set 20)
Forensics on Trial (Nova) (2012) [53 min.] (#1245 )
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) (2007)
[45 min.] (#1100)
Healing Presence (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2003) [25
min.] (#1319)
Homicide by Poisoning [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (December 1997) [24 min.] (#681)
Locating Human Remains (FBI Teleconference
(October 13, 1993) [1 hour, 45 min.] (#337)
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD
(March 22, 2006) [58 min.] (#1061)
Murder "In Cold Blood" (American Justice) (1997)
[46 min.] (#1249)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (March 2004)
[28 min.] (#959)
Sunshine Cleaning DVD (2008) [1 hour, 42 min.]
(#1178)
You Are Not Alone (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2002) [23
min.] (#1320)
Crime Statistics
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.]
(#Set 43 )
Criminal Behavior
Aileen Wuornos (Biography) DVD (2003) [44 min]
(#1141)
Biology and Crime (circa 1986) [29 min.] (#36)
Domestic Violence: Law Enforcement Response FBI
Teleconference (May 1999) [2 hours] (#709)
Homeland Security and CommunityPolicing FBI
Teleconference (September 5, 2002) [2 hours]
(#856)
Human Factors in Undercover Operations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (1993) [24
min.] (#732)
Innocent Offenders (circa 1990) [14 min.] (#51)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors (2004) [44
min.] (#1074)
Workplace Violence FBI Teleconference (May 17,
2000) [2 hours] (#795)
Criminal investigation
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Child Abuse Investigations (CA POST Telecourse
DVD) (2000) [1 hours, 57 min.] (#1229)
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1
hour, 42 min.] (#1224)
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22
min.] (#1270)
Corpse Tech: Modern Marvels (DVD) (2008) [44
min.] (#1123)
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour,
20 min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 138
Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal
Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference
(December 14, 2005) [2 hours] (#997)
Death Detectives: The L.A. County Coroner (Inside
Story) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1067)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
DNA: Critical Issues for Those Who Work with
Victims DVD (April 2007) [24 min.] (#1077)
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The
Medical Piece (2003) [2 hours, 11 min. on 2
tapes] (#925)
Eyewitness (American Justice) (1997) [47 min.]
(#1252 )
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
Forensic Anthropology, with Dr. William Bass
(1986) [2 hours, 26 min.] (#Set 20)
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17
min.] (#1027)
The Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997)
[46] (#1250)
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
Investigation of Crime in Jails (1994) [18 min] (#JOB
411)
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography)
DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#981)
Major Case Investigation (FBI Teleconference)
(December 1990) [3 hours] (#135)
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) (2013) [52 min.]
(#1242 )
Mistaken Identity (American Justice) (2003) [45
min.] (#1251)
Murder "In Cold Blood" (American Justice) (1997)
[46 min.] (#1249)
Post Mortem : The Death Investigation Crisis in
America [Frontline] (2011) [53 min.] (#1269)
A Prosecutor's Stand (2014) [21 min] (#1288)
Psychic Detectives ( 1997) [46 min.] (#1198)
Richard Speck [Investigative Reports] DVD (1996)
[46 min.] (#1204)
Sequential Identification (2005) [9 min.] (#1280)
Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD
(circa 2000) [180 min.] (#980)
Sexual Assault Response Teams: Partnering for
Success (DVD) (circa 2006) [8 min.] (#1076)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American
Justice Series) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1069)
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre
([s.l., circa 2004]) (#1080)
Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in the
Courtroom: Mock Trial DVDs (2008) [2 ½
hours] (#1113)
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45
min.] (#1243)
Criminal Justice
Crime, the Media, and Our Public Discourse (NIJ
Perspectives on Crime and Justice) (1997) [72
min.] (#607)
A. Lincoln, Attorney at Law DVD (2006) [27 min.]
(#1096)
Recovering from Your Crime Related Injuries (DVD)
(1999) [11 min.] (#1081)
Three Strikes You're Out: Benefits and Costs of
California's Mandatory Sentencing Law (NIJ
Research in Progress) [45 min.] (#517)
Criminal Justice System
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Criminal Psychology
Anti-Human Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD (2006) [45 min.] (#1065)
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of
History) (1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative
Reports) DVD (2002) [45 min.] (#949)
Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal
Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference
(December 14, 2005) [2 hours] (#997)
Guilty By Reason of Insanity (DVD) (2002) [44 min.]
(#1209)
The Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997)
[46] (#1250)
Hostage Survival [10 min.] (#JOB 207)
Hostage Takers (The) (1994) [46 min] (#1153)
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers (2016) [44
min.] (#1302)
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography)
DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#981)
The Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) (1999)
[44 min.] (#1208)
Manson: 40 Years Later (2009) [90 min.] (#1151)
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD) (2013)
[53 min.] (#1231)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD
(circa 2000) [180 min.] (#980)
Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors (2004) [44
min.] (#1074)
SWAT Teams Shootouts (DVD) (2005) [44 min.]
(#1126)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
(1998) [42 min.] (#1110)
Criminalistics
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
FBI's Crime Lab: Modern Marvels (2003) [43 min.]
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 139
(#1163 )
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Homicide by Poisoning [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (December 1997) [24 min.] (#681)
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
Joining the Force: In the Line of Duty Special Issue
(circa 2005) [1 hour] (#1048)
Locating Human Remains (FBI Teleconference
(October 13, 1993) [1 hour, 45 min.] (#337)
Murder "In Cold Blood" (American Justice) (1997)
[46 min.] (#1249)
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre
([s.l., circa 2004]) (#1080)
Crossing Guards
Between the Lines; Adult School Crossing Guard
Training [20 min.] (#325)
Children in Traffic (New Version) (1999) [14 min.]
(#872)
Crowd Control
Crowd Control Update (California POST Telecourse)
(July 2008) [2 hours, 12 min.] (#1201)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45
min.] (#913)
St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd Control (1997) [39 min.]
(#1306)
Yonge & the Restless: Policing the World Series
(circa 1994) [23 min.] (#457)
Cultures
Achieving Diversity through Marketing FBI
Teleconference (January 17, 2001) [2 hours]
(#801)
Coping with a Changing Inmate Population (1997)
[14 min.] (#JOB 606)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Cultural Diversity in America (United Against Crime
Teleconference) (1998) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#691)
Cultural Diversity in Jail (circa 1998) [11 min.]
(#JOB 703)
Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for
Law Enforcement and Judicial Authorities
(August 1998) [21 min.] (#750)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Essential Communication Skills Tape Set [ALERT]
(2004) [15, 17, 18 min. 50 min. total] (#Set 30)
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD (April
2008) [30 min.] (#1107)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld DVD
(2009) [1 hour] (#1143)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15
min.] (#921)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Tribal Cops (DVD) (2001) [43 min] (#1132)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Deadly Force
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Deadly Force Issues (1999) [25 min.] (#736)
Deadly Force Policy (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (March 1996) [24 min.] (#649)
Dog Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST
Telecourse) (December 2015) [2 hours] (#1311)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Use of Force: The Death of Eric Garner (2015) [30
min.] (#1293)
Deadly Force: also see "Force"
Deaf
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Police and People with Disabilities (Department of
Justice) (1996 / 2005) [58 min.] (#1034)
Death Notification
Beyond the Badge: Profile of a School Resource
Officer (2014) [17 min.] (#1315)
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail
Crisis Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB
711)
Michelle Norton Story [The] (circa 2001) [20 min.]
(#928)
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3
Officer Needs Assistance (California POST
Telecourse) (December 2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1202 )
Detectives
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 140
Alan Pinkerton : The Original Private Eye
(Biography) (1999) [46 min.] (#1234)
Private Eyes (American Justice) DVD (1994) [46
min.] (#1117)
To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American
Justice Series) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1069)
developmental disabilities
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing
Video (VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Autism: The Hidden Epidemic DVD (2005) [4
hours] (#975)
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour,
20 min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle
DVD (2008) [13 min.] (#1161)
Victims with Disabilities: the Forensic Interview:
Techniques for Interviewing Victims with
Communication and/or Cognitive Disabilities
(DVD) (August 2011) [57 min.] (#Set 37)
Working with Developmentally Disabled Inmates
(circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 710)
Diabetes
Basic First Aid (2008) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#1295)
DUI, Deranged, or? (2003) [11 min.] (#907)
First Response: The First Aid Video (DVD) (2004)
[1 hour, 5 min.] (#1147)
Dignitary Protection
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
Iraq's Guns for Hire (2009) [45 min.] (#1212)
Disabled
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing
Video (VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Autism, Fire Rescue & EMS DVD (2009) [16 and 9
min.: 25 min. total] (#1188)
Autism: The Hidden Epidemic DVD (2005) [4
hours] (#975)
Coping with a Changing Inmate Population (1997)
[14 min.] (#JOB 606)
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour,
20 min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD (April
2008) [30 min.] (#1107)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Inmates with Special Needs (1997) [12 min.] (#JOB
602)
Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle
DVD (2008) [13 min.] (#1161)
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Police and People with Disabilities (Department of
Justice) (1996 / 2005) [58 min.] (#1034)
Take Another Look; Police Response to Seizures and
Epilepsy [15 min.] (#257)
Victims with Disabilities: the Forensic Interview:
Techniques for Interviewing Victims with
Communication and/or Cognitive Disabilities
(DVD) (August 2011) [57 min.] (#Set 37)
Violence and Mental Illness: A Community Solution
UAC Teleconference (1998) [106 min.] (#634)
Working with Developmentally Disabled Inmates
(circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 710)
Working with Elderly Inmates (circa 1998) [12 min.]
(#JOB 707)
Disaster Management
911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service (2008)
[73 min.] (#1120)
Discipline
Inmate Disciplinary Principles [8 min.] (#JOB 105)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
Discrimination
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: The
Harasser's Behavior (1998) [25 min.] (#644)
Women Executives in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (July 8, 1998) [2 hours] (#646)
Diseases
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Communicable Diseases (1997) [13 min.] (#JOB 604)
DUI, Deranged, or? (2003) [11 min.] (#907)
Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria :Frontline (2013) [53
min.] (#1276)
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December
13, 2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Infectious Diseases in the Jail (circa 1990) [9 min.]
(#JOB 109)
Management of Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens
in Corrections (1998) [41 min.] (#CRT 221)
Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD (2007) [17 min.]
(#1157 )
Tuberculosis in Corrections (circa 1998) [14 min.]
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 141
(#JOB 708)
Vehicle Searches (2000) [21 min.] (#773)
Working with Illegal Alien Inmates (1997) [12 min.]
(#JOB 612)
dispatchers
911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service (2008)
[73 min.] (#1120)
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
Code 9 : Officer Needs Assistance (2016) [1 hour, 20
min.] (#1316)
CTO (Communications Training Officer)
Development 2003: Tools for the Trainer POST
Telecourse (2003) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1266)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST
Telecourse) (September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4
hours, 9 min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
Mental Health Update (CA POST Telecourse)
(August 2013) [2 hours] (#1318)
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups
(Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29
min.] (#851)
Traffic Stops of Sovereign Citizens: What Every Cop
Needs to Know (2012) [44 min.] (#1197)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Dispatching
911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service (2008)
[73 min.] (#1120)
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
Guns in America (2008) [50 min.] (#1254)
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) (2013) [52 min.]
(#1242 )
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups
(Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29
min.] (#851)
Voices of September 11th [The] (2003) [3 hours, 47
min.] (#Set 29)
Diversity: See "Cultures"
DNA
The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong?
(American Justice) (2003) [45 min.] (#1244)
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1
hour, 42 min.] (#1224)
DNA: Critical Issues for Those Who Work with
Victims DVD (April 2007) [24 min.] (#1077)
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) (2007)
[45 min.] (#1100)
Lying Eyes (American Justice) (2001) [41 min.]
(#1248 )
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45
min.] (#1243)
Dogs
Canine Deployment for Police (2008) [22 min.]
(#1121)
Dog Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST
Telecourse) (December 2015) [2 hours] (#1311)
Emergency First Aid for Dogs : Working Dog Edition
(2011) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1221)
Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for
Cops (2016) [30 min.] (#1304)
How to Save Your Dog's Life (1988) [36 min.] (#475)
K-9 Dogs in Jails (1997) [10 min.] (#JOB 605)
What Dogs Try to Tell Cops (2003) [24 min.] (#895)
Domestic Violence
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Alzheimer's Disease: Facing the Facts (2009) [46
min.] (#1264)
Behind Closed Doors: Elder Abuse (c. 1999) [13
min.] (#739)
Crimes Against the Elderly Interactive
Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#608)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Domestic Abuse by Police Officers FBI
Teleconference (September 1998) [2 hours]
(#662)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Domestic Violence: Law Enforcement Response FBI
Teleconference (May 1999) [2 hours] (#709)
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The
Medical Piece (2003) [2 hours, 11 min. on 2
tapes] (#925)
Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.) (August
2002) [33 min.] (#887)
Firearms Concealed Carry Act (2014) [34 min.]
(#1274 )
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 142
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the
Elderly Interactive Teleconference (March 11,
1999) [2 hours, 25 min.] (#677)
Public Health Implications of Law Enforcement
Stress [NIJ Research in Progress Series] (March
23, 1999) [37 min.] (#1093)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Community
Corrections Should Know DVD) (2010) [16 min.]
(#1165)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Judges and Court
Personnel Should know DVD (2010) [13 min.]
(#1166)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Law Enforcement
Should Know {DVD} (2010) [14 min.] (#1167)
Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking DVD
(April 2008) [20 min.] (#1106)
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn (circa 2001) [57
min.] (#1078)
Violence in the Workplace (FBI Teleconference) [2
hours] (#408)
Workplace Violence FBI Teleconference (May 17,
2000) [2 hours] (#795)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
Driving
Approaching Alzheimer's: Make Your First
Response the Right Response (DVD) (2008) [29
min.] (#1139)
Car Crashes (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44
min.] (#1173)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Fundamental Skills for Public Safety Cycling (2009)
[21 min.] (#1267)
In Hot Pursuit (2003) [42 min.] (#1199)
Michelle Norton Story [The] (circa 2001) [20 min.]
(#928)
Operation Lifesaver General Audience Videos (DVD)
(circa 2007) [2 hours, 39 min.] (#1127)
Perspectives on Enforcement DVD (1993) [17 min.]
(#1156 )
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD (2007) [17 min.]
(#1157 )
Preventing Road Rage: Anger Management for
Drivers (1998) [20 min.] (#658)
Pursuits: Training, Vehicle Upgrades and Policy FBI
Teleconference (November 2000 ) [2 hours]
(#776)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
Share the Road (League of Illinois Bicyclists) DVD
(2006) [7 min.] (#1064)
Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting Safer
Driving Practices Across the Nation DVD
(October 2008) [6 min] (#1155)
Signs, Signals and Markings (DVD) (2006) [18 min.]
(#1116)
Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic Physics (2000)
[22 min.] (#929)
Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics meets
Biology (2009) [24 min.] (#1187)
Drug abuse
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Addicted Inmates: Intake through Process (circa
1998) [13 min.] (#JOB 702)
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) (2008) [88
min., in 2 programs] (#1150)
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012)
[24 min] (#1213)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How They Got That Way
(2000) [200 min] (#979)
It Could Happen to You (1997) [19 min.] (#629)
Methamphetamine in Illinois : User/Manufacturer
Behavior (2001) [34 min.] (#827)
Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for Illinois
(January 2000) [35 min.] (#826)
Non-Smoking Jails [18 min.] (#JOB 405)
Professionalism and Ethics [16 min.] (#JOB 408)
Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed (DVD) (2006)
[42 min.] (#1191)
Substance Abuse Treatment Programs for Jails [15
min.] (#JOB 406)
Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update (2000) [16 min.]
(#778)
Three Ways to Keep Your Children Off Drugs / Why
Drugs [80 min.] (#187)
The Truth About Drugs (DVD) (2009) [102 min.]
(#1181)
Wrong Arm of the Law (The): Steroids in Law
Enforcement (2010) [14 min.] (#1294)
Drug Enforcement
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) (2008) [88
min., in 2 programs] (#1150)
David High Story: A Guide for Close Combat
Survival [25 min.] (#460)
Drugs in the Jail [9 min.] (#JOB 206)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17
min.] (#1027)
Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How They Got That Way
(2000) [200 min] (#979)
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD (2006) [53
min.] (#1059)
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special)
(circa 1992) [55 min.] (#236)
Narco State DVD (2009) [50 min.] (#1170)
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001)
[217 min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld DVD
(2009) [1 hour] (#1143)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 143
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed (DVD) (2006)
[42 min.] (#1191)
Drug Trafficking
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012)
[24 min] (#1213)
Cops on Trial (American Justice) (1994) [46 min.]
(#1216)
Ethical Considerations (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [21 min.] (#1031)
Gang Violence in America : 20th Century with Mike
Wallace (1996) [43 min.] (#809)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17
min.] (#1027)
Mafia: The History of the Mob in America (DVDs)
(1993) [3 hours, 42 min. over 5 programs)]
(#1058)
Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for Illinois
(January 2000) [35 min.] (#826)
Narcs (American Justice) DVD (1997) [47 min.]
(#1218 )
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report
(1997) [45 min.] (#811)
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld DVD
(2009) [1 hour] (#1143)
Drugs
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012)
[24 min] (#1213)
Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How They Got That Way
(2000) [200 min] (#979)
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD (2006) [53
min.] (#1059)
Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed (DVD) (2006)
[42 min.] (#1191)
The Truth About Drugs (DVD) (2009) [102 min.]
(#1181)
DUI
DUI, Deranged, or? (2003) [11 min.] (#907)
Roll Call Training on DUI for Police Departments in
Illinois (2001) [40 min. on 5 tapes] (#Set 24)
Roll Call Training on DUI for Police Departments in
Illinois: Volume 3 (2003) [43 min. on 6 tapes]
(#Set 34)
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn (circa 2001) [57
min.] (#1078)
DVDs
Essential Communication Skills Tape Set [ALERT]
(2004) [15, 17, 18 min. 50 min. total] (#Set 30)
Earthquakes: See “Emergencies”
Ecstasy
Acquaintance/Date Rape Investigation (2001) [19
min.] (#904)
Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How They Got That Way
(2000) [200 min] (#979)
Education
Career Development and Returning to College (circa
1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 701)
Communication in Police Training [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (July 1998) [24 min.] (#683)
Jail Literacy Programs [16 min.] (#JOB 506)
Working with Developmentally Disabled Inmates
(circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 710)
EENET Teleconference
Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006, EENET
Broadcast) (January 18, 2006) [58 min.] (#1038)
Community Response to Juvenile Firesetting &
Juvenile Arson: (July 1993) [2½ hours] (#332)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Safety in the After Disaster Environment: EENET
CERT Training (DVD) (February 15, 2006) [31
min.] (#1036)
Elderly
Alzheimer's Disease: Facing the Facts (2009) [46
min.] (#1264)
Approaching Alzheimer's: Make Your First
Response the Right Response (DVD) (2008) [29
min.] (#1139)
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
Behind Closed Doors: Elder Abuse (c. 1999) [13
min.] (#739)
Crimes Against the Elderly Interactive
Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#608)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Don't Fall for a Telephone Line: Stop Fraud Program
Kit (1997) [16 min.] (#Set 17)
Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The
Medical Piece (2003) [2 hours, 11 min. on 2
tapes] (#925)
Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.) (August
2002) [33 min.] (#887)
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD (April
2008) [30 min.] (#1107)
Innocent Offenders (circa 1990) [14 min.] (#51)
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the
Elderly Interactive Teleconference (March 11,
1999) [2 hours, 25 min.] (#677)
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [11
min.] (#1043)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Community
Corrections Should Know DVD) (2010) [16 min.]
(#1165)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Judges and Court
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 144
Personnel Should know DVD (2010) [13 min.]
(#1166)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Law Enforcement
Should Know {DVD} (2010) [14 min.] (#1167)
Responding to People with Alzheimer's Disease :
Best Practices for Law Enforcement (2013) [24
min.] (#1253)
Saving Lives Together: Safe Return and Law
Enforcement (2004) [14 min.] (#994)
Working with Elderly Inmates (circa 1998) [12 min.]
(#JOB 707)
Electronic Monitoring
Electronic Incarceration (circa 1998) [9 min.] (#JOB
712)
Emergencies
2016 TESSA Super Storm Spotter Training (2016) [1
hour, 39 min.] (#1301)
911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service (2008)
[73 min.] (#1120)
Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an Active
Shooter? (2011) [33 min.] (#1290)
Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006, EENET
Broadcast) (January 18, 2006) [58 min.] (#1038)
Autism, Fire Rescue & EMS DVD (2009) [16 and 9
min.: 25 min. total] (#1188)
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.]
(#Set 43 )
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In
the Line of Duty) (2007) [29 min.] (#1075)
Critical Incidents in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 211)
Disaster Management [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (January/February 1999) [48 min.]
(#688)
Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and Survival
DVD (2006) [75 min.] (#1136)
Emergency Preparedness Planning [10 min.] (#JOB
209)
Emergency Response Guidebook 2012 (2012) [20
min.] (#1261)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for
Cops (2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
ICS: The Incident Command System DVD (2000)
[23 min.] (#939)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Lightning (Nature Tech) DVD (2003) [45 min.]
(#1063)
Locomotive Emergency Response Operations DVD
(circa 2006) [28 min.] (#1052)
Major Incident Protocol FBI Teleconference (1996)
[2 hours] (#548)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September
2002) [29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail
Crisis Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB
711)
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD
(March 22, 2006) [58 min.] (#1061)
Natural Disasters: Earthquake Preparedness [8 min.]
(#JOB 302)
Natural Disasters: Hurricane Preparedness [10 min.]
(#JOB 210)
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs
(circa 2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) (2000) [50 min.] (#884)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (March 2004)
[28 min.] (#959)
Safety in the After Disaster Environment: EENET
CERT Training (DVD) (February 15, 2006) [31
min.] (#1036)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups
(Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29
min.] (#851)
Storm Watch (1995) [30 min.] (#741)
Suicide Bomber DVD (2005) [30 min.] (#971)
TESSA 2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session
DVD (2005) [176 min.] (#1041)
TESSA 2010 Super Storm Spotter Training Session
DVD (2010) [2 hours] (#1190)
Tornadoes: Nature Tech (2003) [45 min.] (#987)
Using the Emergency Response Guidebook DVD
(2005) [9 min.] (#1154)
Voices of September 11th [The] (2003) [3 hours, 47
min.] (#Set 29)
Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD (2006)
[44 min.] (#1055)
Employment
Violence in the Workplace (FBI Teleconference) [2
hours] (#408)
Epilepsy
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
Police and People with Disabilities (Department of
Justice) (1996 / 2005) [58 min.] (#1034)
Take Another Look; Police Response to Seizures and
Epilepsy [15 min.] (#257)
Equipment
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Ethics
Al Capone: Scarface DVD (Biography) (1995) [44
min.] (#1112)
Campus Insecurity (2000) [45 min.] (#1200)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 145
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22
min.] (#1270)
Cops on Trial (American Justice) (1994) [46 min.]
(#1216)
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD)
(1996) [46 min] (#1142)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop
Series) DVDs (2005) [14 min. and 18 min.: 32
min, total] (#1028)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Effective Courtroom Testimony (October and
November 1998) [46 min. and 1 hour] (#663)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November
1999) [2 hours] (#764)
Ethical Considerations (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [21 min.] (#1031)
Ethical Use of Force (CA POST Telecourse) (October
2005) [3 hours, 21 min.] (#1317)
Ethics: Doing the Job Right and Doing the Right Job
(FBI Teleconference) (August 1992) [3 hours]
(#311)
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart
Tips for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for
Cops (2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Hostage Takers (The) (1994) [46 min] (#1153)
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa
2005) [2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) (1997) [44
min.] (#1162)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective from
Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference] (July
11, 2001) [2 hours] (#814)
Leadership POST Telecourse (1996) [2 hours] (#540)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001)
[217 min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
Post Mortem : The Death Investigation Crisis in
America [Frontline] (2011) [53 min.] (#1269)
Professionalism and Ethics [16 min.] (#JOB 408)
Serpico: Honor Bound (DVD) (2006) [44 min.]
(#1149)
Ethnic Groups
Five Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD)
(1997) [42 min.] (#1128)
Mafia: The History of the Mob in America (DVDs)
(1993) [3 hours, 42 min. over 5 programs)]
(#1058)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD (2000) [1 hour,
31, min.] (#1068)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Ethnic Groups: See “Minorities” or
“Cultures”
Evidence
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know (2015)
[31 min.] (#1289)
The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong?
(American Justice) (2003) [45 min.] (#1244)
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1
hour, 42 min.] (#1224)
Crime Scene Preservation [33 min.] (#507)
Eyewitness (American Justice) (1997) [47 min.]
(#1252 )
FBI's Crime Lab: Modern Marvels (2003) [43 min.]
(#1163 )
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Mistaken Identity (American Justice) (2003) [45
min.] (#1251)
Searches of Persons: Minnesota v. Dickerson (1999)
[30 min.] (#1278)
Bloodborne Pathogens See "Diseases"
Evidence collection
Autopsy [The] : For Death Investigators DVD (2001)
[30 min.] (#964)
Buck Savage Tape [32 min.] (#194)
Crime Scene Protection (circa 1992) [7 min.] (#354)
Death Detectives: The L.A. County Coroner (Inside
Story) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1067)
Disaster Management [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (January/February 1999) [48 min.]
(#688)
Domestic Violence: Law Enforcement Response FBI
Teleconference (May 1999) [2 hours] (#709)
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Forensics on Trial (Nova) (2012) [53 min.] (#1245 )
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) (2007)
[45 min.] (#1100)
The Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997)
[46] (#1250)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Investigation of Crime in Jails (1994) [18 min] (#JOB
411)
Make Your Case: Basic Law Enforcement
Photography (September 1998) [21 min.] (#670)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (March 2004)
[28 min.] (#959)
Responding to Hate Crimes: A Roll Call Training
Video for Police Officers (1999) [20 min.] (#743)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 146
Sexual Assault Response Teams: Partnering for
Success (DVD) (circa 2006) [8 min.] (#1076)
Social Media POST Telecourse (2012) [1 hour, 50
min.] (#1265)
Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in the
Courtroom: Mock Trial DVDs (2008) [2 ½
hours] (#1113)
Excessive Force
Ethical Use of Force (CA POST Telecourse) (October
2005) [3 hours, 21 min.] (#1317)
Excited Delirium
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update (2000) [16 min.]
(#778)
Explosions
Disaster Management [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (January/February 1999) [48 min.]
(#688)
explosives
Bomb Explosion: First Responder AND Dick and
Harry: Rest in Pieces (September 1995) [17
min.] (#484. pt. C-D)
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December
13, 2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) (2013) [52 min.]
(#1242 )
Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for Illinois
(January 2000) [35 min.] (#826)
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
Suicide Bomber DVD (2005) [30 min.] (#971)
Suicide/Homicide Bombers (Live Response) DVD
(September 27, 2006) [58 min.] (#1062)
extremist Groups
Gangland: Basic Training DVD (2008) [44 min]
(#1140)
Lessons from a Hate Crime Detective (2014) [7 min.]
(#1287)
A Prosecutor's Stand (2014) [21 min] (#1288)
Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST
Telecourse) (May 2013) [1 hour, 33 min] (#1309)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Eyewitness Identification
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know (2015)
[31 min.] (#1289)
Did You See That? (2015) [48 min.] (#1291)
Sequential Identification (2005) [9 min.] (#1280)
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45
min.] (#1243)
Families
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders
and Their Families DVD (January 2007) [1 hour,
57 min.] (#1084)
Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006, EENET
Broadcast) (January 18, 2006) [58 min.] (#1038)
Autism: The Hidden Epidemic DVD (2005) [4
hours] (#975)
Cop Counselors (Investigative Reports) DVD (2001)
[45 min.] (#1098)
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST
Telecourse) (September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and Survival
DVD (2006) [75 min.] (#1136)
Emergency Preparedness Planning [10 min.] (#JOB
209)
Natural Disasters: Earthquake Preparedness [8 min.]
(#JOB 302)
Three Ways to Keep Your Children Off Drugs / Why
Drugs [80 min.] (#187)
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD (December 11,
2003) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1071)
FBI
Deadly Force Policy (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (March 1996) [24 min.] (#649)
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
FBI's Crime Lab: Modern Marvels (2003) [43 min.]
(#1163 )
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Melvin Purvis (Biography) DVD (1999) [45 min.]
(#1109)
FBI Teleconference
Achieving Diversity through Marketing FBI
Teleconference (January 17, 2001) [2 hours]
(#801)
Cargo Theft FBI Teleconference (March 1997) [2
hours] (#581)
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to
First Responders FBI Teleconference (May 14,
2003) [1 hour, 51 min.] (#908)
Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal
Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference
(December 14, 2005) [2 hours] (#997)
Domestic Abuse by Police Officers FBI
Teleconference (September 1998) [2 hours]
(#662)
Domestic Violence: Law Enforcement Response FBI
Teleconference (May 1999) [2 hours] (#709)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Ethics: Doing the Job Right and Doing the Right Job
(FBI Teleconference) (August 1992) [3 hours]
(#311)
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference)
(1989) [3 hours] (#1230)
FTO Program FBI Teleconference (June 10, 1992) [3
hours] (#472)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 147
Hate Crime – The Violent Outgrowth of Intolerance
FBI Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#623)
Homeland Security and CommunityPolicing FBI
Teleconference (September 5, 2002) [2 hours]
(#856)
Latin American Theft Rings FBI Teleconference
(1996) [2 hours] (#535)
Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective from
Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference] (July
11, 2001) [2 hours] (#814)
Locating Human Remains (FBI Teleconference
(October 13, 1993) [1 hour, 45 min.] (#337)
Major Case Investigation (FBI Teleconference)
(December 1990) [3 hours] (#135)
Major Incident Protocol FBI Teleconference (1996)
[2 hours] (#548)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
Media Relations in Crisis Situations FBI
Teleconference (April 12, 1995) [2 hours] (#471)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001)
[2 hours] (#820)
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs
(circa 2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
Power of [Crime] Prevention with Community
Policing FBI Teleconference (May 1997) [2
hours] (#578)
Pursuits: Training, Vehicle Upgrades and Policy FBI
Teleconference (November 2000 ) [2 hours]
(#776)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours]
(#713)
Violence in the Workplace (FBI Teleconference) [2
hours] (#408)
Women Executives in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (July 8, 1998) [2 hours] (#646)
Workplace Violence FBI Teleconference (May 17,
2000) [2 hours] (#795)
Federal Law Enforcement
Careers in Criminal Justice (2002) [22 min.] (#1176 )
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
Field Training
CTO (Communications Training Officer)
Development 2003: Tools for the Trainer POST
Telecourse (2003) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1266)
FTO Program FBI Teleconference (June 10, 1992) [3
hours] (#472)
Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse (October
2002) [1 hours, 51 min.] (#867)
Fingerprints
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Forensics on Trial (Nova) (2012) [53 min.] (#1245 )
Fire
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016)
[2 ours] (#1310)
Fire Departments
911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service (2008)
[73 min.] (#1120)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Autism, Fire Rescue & EMS DVD (2009) [16 and 9
min.: 25 min. total] (#1188)
Firearms
Advanced Concealed Carry (1997) [1 hour, 40 min.]
(#1298)
The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun (2010) [1 hour, 48
min and 1 hour, 35 min.] (#Set 44)
Basic Close Quarters Shooting for Law Enforcement
(circa 2005) [1 hour, 32 min.] (#1240)
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
The Basic Rules of Safe Firearms Ownership:
Fundamentals of Gun Safety (2000) [10 min.]
(#1279)
Basic Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement (circa
2005) [1 hour, 31 min.] (#1238)
Basics of Personal Protection in the Home (2001)
[About an hour] (#1282)
Complete Glock (DVD) (2008) [90 min.] (#1192)
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the Pros
(1996) [1 hour, 59 min.] (#1297)
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference)
(1989) [3 hours] (#1230)
Firearms and Use of Cover [27 min.] (#455)
Firearms Concealed Carry Act (2014) [34 min.]
(#1274 )
Guns in America (2008) [50 min.] (#1254)
Gunshot Wound First Aid (2007) [55 mind] (#1258)
Handgun Basics : Self-Defense and Target Shooting
(2004) [1 hour, 10 min.] (#1260)
How to Shoot Fast and Accurately (1988) [45 min.]
(#1300)
Long Gun Retention and Disarming Techniques
(1999) [27 min.] (#722)
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report
(1997) [45 min.] (#811)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45
min.] (#913)
Personal Protection Outside the Home (2008) [26
min.] (#1283)
Shootout: The North Hollywood Shooting DVD
(2005) [44 min.] (#991)
Way Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques (2004)
[3 hours, 27 min.] (#1299)
A Woman's Guide to Firearms DVD (1987) [60 min]
(#1189)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 148
Fires
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
Fire Safety [8 min.] (#JOB 103)
Forensic Anthropology, with Dr. William Bass
(1986) [2 hours, 26 min.] (#Set 20)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September
2002) [29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (March 2004)
[28 min.] (#959)
First Aid
The ABCs of CPR: First Response (DVD) (2006)
[48 min.] (#1152)
Basic First Aid (2008) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#1295)
Blunt Force Trauma First Aid (2007) [1 hour, 7 min.]
(#1256)
Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears
(2014) [3 hours, 43 min.] (#1275)
Complete CPR (2008) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1296)
Emergency First Aid for Dogs : Working Dog Edition
(2011) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1221)
First Response: The First Aid Video (DVD) (2004)
[1 hour, 5 min.] (#1147)
Gunshot Wound First Aid (2007) [55 mind] (#1258)
Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice & Survival
(2013) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1255)
How to Save Your Dog's Life (1988) [36 min.] (#475)
Knife Would First Aid (2007) [42 min.] (#1257)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Suicide Watch & Intervention (1999) [26 min.]
(#CRT 226)
Force
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Deadly Force Issues (1999) [25 min.] (#736)
Deadly Force Policy (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (March 1996) [24 min.] (#649)
Dog Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST
Telecourse) (December 2015) [2 hours] (#1311)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Ethical Use of Force (CA POST Telecourse) (October
2005) [3 hours, 21 min.] (#1317)
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa
2005) [2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
Liability Issues Involving Use of Force (In Jails)
(1997) [12 min.] (#JOB 609)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Managing Force Escalations (about 1995) [36 min]
(#671)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
(#963)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45
min.] (#913)
OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II (2001) [38 min.]
(#818)
Practical and Tactical Handcuffing (2002) [32 min.]
(#Missing 847)
Prisons: Modern Marvels (2000) [44 min.] (#917)
Rodney King Case (The): What the Jury Saw in
California v. Powell [1 hour, 56 min.] (#266)
Situational Use of Force Options Chart [9 min.]
(#467)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours]
(#713)
Tactical Communications (CA POST Telecourse)
(April 2007) [2 hours, 33 min] (#1313)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Use of Force in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 112)
Use of Force Report Writing (2001) [13 min. and 15
min. on 2 tapes] (#825)
Use of Force Report Writing (In the Line of Duty)
(2015) [34 min.] (#1292)
Use of Force: The Death of Eric Garner (2015) [30
min.] (#1293)
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38
and 33 min.] (#969)
What Dogs Try to Tell Cops (2003) [24 min.] (#895)
Forced Entry
House Clearing and Cornering : Tactics and
Techniques (1999) [1 hour, 8 min.] (#1259)
Foreign Law Enforcement
Extradition Procedures POST Telecourse (DVD)
(May 2008) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1122)
Iraq's Guns for Hire (2009) [45 min.] (#1212)
It's the Right Thing to Do : Consular Notification
(circa 2003) [11 min.] (#982)
Narcs (American Justice) DVD (1997) [47 min.]
(#1218 )
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001)
[217 min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD (2006) [51 min.]
(#1053)
Forfeiture
Sting Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1999) [24 min.] (#729)
Fraud
$100 Training Video Presentation DVD (2010) [9 and
20 min.] (#1171)
All the King's Men: Picking Up the Pieces (DVD)
(2006) [13 min.] (#1035)
Crimes Against the Elderly Interactive
Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#608)
Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice DVD (2004)
[21 min.] (#1045)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 149
Don't Fall for a Telephone Line: Stop Fraud Program
Kit (1997) [16 min.] (#Set 17)
Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.) (August
2002) [33 min.] (#887)
Identity Crisis: Delivering Justice DVD (2003) [12
min.] (#1042)
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the
Elderly Interactive Teleconference (March 11,
1999) [2 hours, 25 min.] (#677)
Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [7 min.]
(#1046)
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [11
min.] (#1043)
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [9
min.] (#1044)
Work@Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay:
Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [6 minutes]
(#1047)
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001)
[217 min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
Purple: Organized Crime in a Small Town (2012)
[58 min.] (#1217)
Road Warriors: The Biker Brotherhood (Inside Story)
(1998) [50 min.] (#859)
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD (2000) [1 hour,
31, min.] (#1068)
Street Gangs: An Overview (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (May 1998) [24 min.] (#652)
Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can Do
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (June 1998)
[24 min.] (#653)
Understanding the Inmate Subculture (1997) [9 min.]
(#JOB 603)
World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD (2006) [51 min.]
(#1053)
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention
Programs (OJJDP Teleconference) (March 21,
1997) [2 hours] (#846)
Fraud (Credit Card)
Generational issues
Identity Crisis: Delivering Justice DVD (2003) [12
min.] (#1042)
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [9
min.] (#1044)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
Social Media POST Telecourse (2012) [1 hour, 50
min.] (#1265)
Frontline Series
Grief
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22
min.] (#1270)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria :Frontline (2013) [53
min.] (#1276)
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD (2006) [53
min.] (#1059)
Post Mortem : The Death Investigation Crisis in
America [Frontline] (2011) [53 min.] (#1269)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Beneath the Badge DVD (circa 2007) [10 min.]
(#1159)
C.O.P.S. 25th Anniversary Tribute DVD (2010) [14
min.] (#1158)
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Fallen Blue Heroes ( 2009) [45 min.] (#1246)
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) (2007)
[45 min.] (#1100)
Healing Presence (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2003) [25
min.] (#1319)
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.]
(#1220)
Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice & Survival
(2013) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1255)
The Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) (1999)
[44 min.] (#1208)
Michelle Norton Story [The] (circa 2001) [20 min.]
(#928)
Post Assault Support (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (June 1997) [24 min.] (#666)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours]
(#713)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
You Are Not Alone (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2002) [23
min.] (#1320)
Gangs
Behind Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) (2007) [44
min.] (#1124)
Female Gang Members in Jails (circa 1995) [13
min.] (#JOB 611)
Five Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD)
(1997) [42 min.] (#1128)
Gang Violence in America : 20th Century with Mike
Wallace (1996) [43 min.] (#809)
Gangland: Basic Training DVD (2008) [44 min]
(#1140)
Gangland: The Fourth Season [About 40 minutes per
episode] (#Missing Set 41)
Gangs and Gang Identification [11 min.] (#JOB 401)
Guns in America (2008) [50 min.] (#1254)
Inmate Leaders (circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 704)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report
(1997) [45 min.] (#811)
Grievance Procedure
Inmate Grievance Procedure [10 min.] (#JOB 111)
Handcuffing
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 150
Basic and Power Handcuffing Techniques (ALERT
Series) [30 min.] (#426)
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa
2005) [2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
Police Arrest and Control, with Keith Livingston
(DVD) (2007) [41 min.] (#1144)
Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs) (2003)
[Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85 min.] (#1103)
Police Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 12
min. ] (#1146)
Practical and Tactical Handcuffing (2002) [32 min.]
(#Missing 847)
Seal-Mar Baton and Defensive Tactics : Real
Training for Real Life (2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1104)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
(#1189)
Harassment
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
Hindi Duty Belt (DVD) (2004) [42 min.] (#1164)
Police Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 4
min.] (#1145)
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to
First Responders FBI Teleconference (May 14,
2003) [1 hour, 51 min.] (#908)
Cross-Gender Supervision [8 min.] (#JOB 308 )
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and Discrimination
in the Workplace DVD (2004) [50 min.] (#1033)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15
min.] (#921)
Racially Biased Policing: A Principled Response
(2002) [15 min.] (#868)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: Role of
Victim and Administration (1998) [30 min.]
(#656)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: The
Harasser's Behavior (1998) [25 min.] (#644)
Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST
Telecourse) (May 2013) [1 hour, 33 min] (#1309)
Workplace Violence FBI Teleconference (May 17,
2000) [2 hours] (#795)
Handguns
Hazardous Materials
Advanced Concealed Carry (1997) [1 hour, 40 min.]
(#1298)
Basic Close Quarters Shooting for Law Enforcement
(circa 2005) [1 hour, 32 min.] (#1240)
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
Basics of Personal Protection in the Home (2001)
[About an hour] (#1282)
Complete Glock (DVD) (2008) [90 min.] (#1192)
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the Pros
(1996) [1 hour, 59 min.] (#1297)
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference)
(1989) [3 hours] (#1230)
Firearms and Use of Cover [27 min.] (#455)
Firearms Concealed Carry Act (2014) [34 min.]
(#1274 )
Gunshot Wound First Aid (2007) [55 mind] (#1258)
Handgun Basics : Self-Defense and Target Shooting
(2004) [1 hour, 10 min.] (#1260)
How to Shoot Fast and Accurately (1988) [45 min.]
(#1300)
Introduction to the Glock Pistol [48 min.] (#305)
Learn Gun Safety With Eddie Eagle (circa 1995) [7
min.] (#375)
Personal Protection Outside the Home (2008) [26
min.] (#1283)
Police Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 4
min.] (#1145)
Sight Alignment [7 min.] (#461)
Way Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques (2004)
[3 hours, 27 min.] (#1299)
A Woman's Guide to Firearms DVD (1987) [60 min]
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) (2008) [88
min., in 2 programs] (#1150)
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Emergency Response Guidebook 2012 (2012) [20
min.] (#1261)
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart
Tips for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
Hazardous Materials: What Every Cop Needs to
Know (2008) [23 min.] (#1223)
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December
13, 2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD (2006) [53
min.] (#1059)
Methamphetamine in Illinois : User/Manufacturer
Behavior (2001) [34 min.] (#827)
Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for Illinois
(January 2000) [35 min.] (#826)
Using the Emergency Response Guidebook DVD
(2005) [9 min.] (#1154)
Handgun Retention
HBT Situations
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs
(circa 2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
Health
911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service (2008)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 151
[73 min.] (#1120)
Alzheimer's Disease: Facing the Facts (2009) [46
min.] (#1264)
Back Safety: A User's Guide DVD (2005) [28 min.]
(#Set 42)
Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and Survival
DVD (2006) [75 min.] (#1136)
Good Night with the Sleep Doctor (2007) [79 min.]
(#1263)
Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria :Frontline (2013) [53
min.] (#1276)
Safety in the After Disaster Environment: EENET
CERT Training (DVD) (February 15, 2006) [31
min.] (#1036)
Staff Wellness [9 min.] (#JOB 509)
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38
and 33 min.] (#969)
Working with Elderly Inmates (circa 1998) [12 min.]
(#JOB 707)
Wrong Arm of the Law (The): Steroids in Law
Enforcement (2010) [14 min.] (#1294)
Health: Also see “Diseases” or Physical
Fitness
Heart Attacks
Basic First Aid (2008) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#1295)
Complete CPR (2008) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1296)
Helicopters
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Hiring
International Association of Directors of Law
Enforcement Standards and Training. Reciprocity
handbook 2015. Albion, Mich.: International
Association of Directors of Law Enforcement
Standards and Training; 2015.11143.2-IAD-2015.
History
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of
History) (1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
Cops on Trial (American Justice) (1994) [46 min.]
(#1216)
Death Devices (Modern Marvels) DVD (circa 2002)
[44 min.] (#1175)
The Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997)
[46] (#1250)
A. Lincoln, Attorney at Law DVD (2006) [27 min.]
(#1096)
Manson: 40 Years Later (2009) [90 min.] (#1151)
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD (2006) [53
min.] (#1059)
Murder "In Cold Blood" (American Justice) (1997)
[46 min.] (#1249)
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001)
[217 min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
Prisons: Modern Marvels (2000) [44 min.] (#917)
Purple: Organized Crime in a Small Town (2012)
[58 min.] (#1217)
Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD (2006)
[44 min.] (#1055)
History: See also “Police History”
Homeless
Mental Health Update (CA POST Telecourse)
(August 2013) [2 hours] (#1318)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain
Injury (CA POST DVD) (circa 2011) [1 hour, 16
min.] (#1227)
Homicide
Aileen Wuornos (Biography) DVD (2003) [44 min]
(#1141)
Al Capone: Scarface DVD (Biography) (1995) [44
min.] (#1112)
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of
History) (1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
The Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD (2004)
[44 min.] (#1108)
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1
hour, 42 min.] (#1224)
Conversations With Killers (American Justice) DVD
(2005) [45 min.] (#1119)
Corpse Tech: Modern Marvels (DVD) (2008) [44
min.] (#1123)
Death Detectives: The L.A. County Coroner (Inside
Story) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1067)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Electronic Recording of Homicide Interrogation DVD
(October 20, 2004) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#983)
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
The Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997)
[46] (#1250)
Homicide by Poisoning [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (December 1997) [24 min.] (#681)
Inside the Killer's Mind (Investigative Reports) DVD
(2000) [45 min.] (#1118)
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography)
DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#981)
Major Case Investigation (FBI Teleconference)
(December 1990) [3 hours] (#135)
Manson: 40 Years Later (2009) [90 min.] (#1151)
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims
(1998) [40 min.] (#787)
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
Murder "In Cold Blood" (American Justice) (1997)
[46 min.] (#1249)
Post Mortem : The Death Investigation Crisis in
America [Frontline] (2011) [53 min.] (#1269)
Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind (1997) [46
min.] (#1172)
Richard Speck [Investigative Reports] DVD (1996)
[46 min.] (#1204)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 152
Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD
(circa 2000) [180 min.] (#980)
Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors (2004) [44
min.] (#1074)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
(1998) [42 min.] (#1110)
To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American
Justice Series) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1069)
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre
([s.l., circa 2004]) (#1080)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Homosexuals
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Hostage Negotiation
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
Hostage Situations
Hostage Takers (The) (1994) [46 min] (#1153)
SWAT Teams Shootouts (DVD) (2005) [44 min.]
(#1126)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
Hostage Survival
Hostage Survival [10 min.] (#JOB 207)
HTB Situations
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
Human Trafficking
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
Anti-Human Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD (2006) [45 min.] (#1065)
Faith-Based Responses for Crime Victims DVD
(2008) [30 min.] (#1114)
Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking DVD
(April 2008) [20 min.] (#1106)
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD (December 11,
2003) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1071)
Hypnosis
The Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997)
[46] (#1250)
ICS
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016)
[2 ours] (#1310)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Identification
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Lying Eyes (American Justice) (2001) [41 min.]
(#1248 )
Sequential Identification (2005) [9 min.] (#1280)
Identity Theft
All the King's Men: Picking Up the Pieces (DVD)
(2006) [13 min.] (#1035)
Identity Crisis: Delivering Justice DVD (2003) [12
min.] (#1042)
Illinois
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre
([s.l., circa 2004]) (#1080)
Illinois Teleconference
Crimes Against the Elderly Interactive
Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#608)
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the
Elderly Interactive Teleconference (March 11,
1999) [2 hours, 25 min.] (#677)
Immunity
Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for
Law Enforcement and Judicial Authorities
(August 1998) [21 min.] (#750)
In Search of History
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of
History) (1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
Five Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD)
(1997) [42 min.] (#1128)
In the Line of Duty series
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012)
[24 min] (#1213)
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In the Line of
Duty) (1996) [33 Min.] (#1013 )
Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In
the Line of Duty) (2007) [29 min.] (#1075)
Courthouse Security (In the Line of Duty) DVD
(2005) [51 min.] (#1040)
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
El Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of
Duty) DVD (2012) [54 min.] (#1207)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty (1996) [26
min.] (#849)
Joining the Force: In the Line of Duty Special Issue
(circa 2005) [1 hour] (#1048)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 153
(#963)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15
min.] (#921)
Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) (2000) [50 min.] (#884)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd Control (1997) [39 min.]
(#1306)
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups
(Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29
min.] (#851)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
TASER: Behind the Headlines DVD (2005) [29
min.] (#988)
Traffic Stops and Interdiction (DVD) (2008) [34
min.] (#1099)
Traffic Stops of Sovereign Citizens: What Every Cop
Needs to Know (2012) [44 min.] (#1197)
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response Worked
(In the Line of Duty) DVD (2007) [41 min.]
(#1095)
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38
and 33 min.] (#969)
What Dogs Try to Tell Cops (2003) [24 min.] (#895)
What Every Law Enforcement Officer Should Know
about TASER (2004) [44 min.] (#936)
Incident Command
ICS: The Incident Command System DVD (2000)
[23 min.] (#939)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Locomotive Emergency Response Operations DVD
(circa 2006) [28 min.] (#1052)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September
2002) [29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Indian
Effective Interpersonal Communications [10 min.]
(#JOB 104)
Effects of Officer Expectations on Inmate Behavior
(The) [9 min.] (#JOB 502)
Inmate Classification Procedures [8 min.] (#JOB
106)
Inmate Disciplinary Principles [8 min.] (#JOB 105)
Inmate Grievance Procedure [10 min.] (#JOB 111)
Managing Conflict Resolution [12 min.] (#JOB 511)
Non-Smoking Jails [18 min.] (#JOB 405)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Preventing Suicides [10 min.] (#JOB 212)
Proactive Approach to Avoiding Lawsuits [15 min.]
(#JOB 310)
Problem-Solving from an Officer's Viewpoint [11
min.] (#JOB 404)
Programming Opportunities in Jails [18 min.] (#JOB
510)
Releasing Inmates [8 min.] (#JOB 305)
Rights vs. Privileges [15 min.] (#JOB 312)
Selecting and Supervising Inmate Workers [9 min.]
(#JOB 204)
Small Jails: Special Problems [18 min.] (#JOB 504)
Substance Abuse Treatment Programs for Jails [15
min.] (#JOB 406)
Suicide Watch & Intervention (1999) [26 min.]
(#CRT 226)
TIE: Training, Industry, and Education [16 min.]
(#JOB 412)
Understanding Jail Management [16 min.] (#JOB
409)
Why not Direct Supervision? [20 min.] (#JOB 503)
Work Release: An Overview [9 min.] (#JOB 403)
Inmates
Addicted Inmates: Intake through Process (circa
1998) [13 min.] (#JOB 702)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Understanding the Inmate Subculture (1997) [9 min.]
(#JOB 603)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
INS (Immigration and Naturalization
Service)
Informants
Working with Illegal Alien Inmates (1997) [12 min.]
(#JOB 612)
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop
Series) DVDs (2005) [14 min. and 18 min.: 32
min, total] (#1028)
Inside Story Series
Inmate Management
Administrative Segregation [10 min.] (#JOB 205)
Booking & Admissions [8 min.] (#JOB 304)
Con Games and Inmates: What the Line Officer
Needs to Know [15 min.] (#JOB 407)
Conflict Resolution Intervention in a Jail Setting
(circa 1995) [9 min.] (#JOB 706)
Control of Keys, Tools and Supplies [8 min.] (#JOB
306)
Coping with Crowded Jails [8 min.] (#JOB 203)
Death Detectives: The L.A. County Coroner (Inside
Story) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1067)
Intelligence
Crowd Control Update (California POST Telecourse)
(July 2008) [2 hours, 12 min.] (#1201)
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop
Series) DVDs (2005) [14 min. and 18 min.: 32
min, total] (#1028)
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 154
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December
13, 2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD)
(1996) [46 min] (#1142)
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) (1997) [44
min.] (#1162)
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims
(1998) [40 min.] (#787)
Preventing Suicides [10 min.] (#JOB 212)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Law Enforcement
Should Know {DVD} (2010) [14 min.] (#1167)
Suicide Watch & Intervention (1999) [26 min.]
(#CRT 226)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
Truth or Deception [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (May 1996) [24 min.] (#715)
Victims with Disabilities: the Forensic Interview:
Techniques for Interviewing Victims with
Communication and/or Cognitive Disabilities
(DVD) (August 2011) [57 min.] (#Set 37)
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45
min.] (#1243)
International Law Enforcement
Investigation
Interagency Cooperation
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September
2002) [29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (March 2004)
[28 min.] (#959)
Internal Investigations
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
Interpol: The International Link [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (April 1998) [24 min.] (#682)
Internet
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Interrogation
Acquaintance/Date Rape Investigation (2001) [19
min.] (#904)
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing
Video (VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Category 3 (January 10, 2006) [13 min.] (#1206)
The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong?
(American Justice) (2003) [45 min.] (#1244)
Child Abuse Investigations (CA POST Telecourse
DVD) (2000) [1 hours, 57 min.] (#1229)
Child Sexual Abuse: Your Most Challenging Case
[58 min.] (#138)
Cognitive Interviewing [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1996) [24 min.] (#714)
Conducting Interrogations (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [13 min.] (#1030)
Conducting Interviews (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [14 min.] (#1029)
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22
min.] (#1270)
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour,
20 min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
Electronic Recording of Homicide Interrogation DVD
(October 20, 2004) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#983)
Field Interviewing: Recognition of Deception [40
min. (20 min. each section)] (#407)
Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for
Cops (2016) [30 min.] (#1304)
The Hidden Truth : Verifying Driving Logs (DVD)
(circa 2005) [13 min.] (#1148)
Investigation of Crime in Jails (1994) [18 min] (#JOB
411)
9-11 Commission Report DVD (2004) [130 min.]
(#956)
Accident Scene Management [30 min.] (#482)
Autopsy [The] : For Death Investigators DVD (2001)
[30 min.] (#964)
Crime Scene Protection (circa 1992) [7 min.] (#354)
Domestic Violence: Law Enforcement Response FBI
Teleconference (May 1999) [2 hours] (#709)
Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The
Medical Piece (2003) [2 hours, 11 min. on 2
tapes] (#925)
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
Forensic Anthropology, with Dr. William Bass
(1986) [2 hours, 26 min.] (#Set 20)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17
min.] (#1027)
Homicide by Poisoning [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (December 1997) [24 min.] (#681)
Interpol: The International Link [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (April 1998) [24 min.] (#682)
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the
Elderly Interactive Teleconference (March 11,
1999) [2 hours, 25 min.] (#677)
Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective from
Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference] (July
11, 2001) [2 hours] (#814)
Major Case Investigation (FBI Teleconference)
(December 1990) [3 hours] (#135)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September
2002) [29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (March 2004)
[28 min.] (#959)
Sting Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1999) [24 min.] (#729)
Surveillance (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [14
min.] (#1026)
To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American
Justice Series) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1069)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 155
investigations
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Alan Pinkerton : The Original Private Eye
(Biography) (1999) [46 min.] (#1234)
Anti-Human Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD (2006) [45 min.] (#1065)
The Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD (2004)
[44 min.] (#1108)
Campus Insecurity (2000) [45 min.] (#1200)
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1
hour, 42 min.] (#1224)
Conversations With Killers (American Justice) DVD
(2005) [45 min.] (#1119)
Corpse Tech: Modern Marvels (DVD) (2008) [44
min.] (#1123)
Crowd Control Update (California POST Telecourse)
(July 2008) [2 hours, 12 min.] (#1201)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Did You See That? (2015) [48 min.] (#1291)
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
The Hidden Truth : Verifying Driving Logs (DVD)
(circa 2005) [13 min.] (#1148)
Inside the Killer's Mind (Investigative Reports) DVD
(2000) [45 min.] (#1118)
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) (1997) [44
min.] (#1162)
Social Media POST Telecourse (2012) [1 hour, 50
min.] (#1265)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
(1998) [42 min.] (#1110)
Investigations : See “Criminal
Investigation”
Investigative Report Series
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative
Reports) DVD (2002) [45 min.] (#949)
Cop Counselors (Investigative Reports) DVD (2001)
[45 min.] (#1098)
Deadly Transactions (Investigative Reports Series)
DVD (1997) [47 min.] (#1070)
Guilty By Reason of Insanity (DVD) (2002) [44 min.]
(#1209)
Inside the Killer's Mind (Investigative Reports) DVD
(2000) [45 min.] (#1118)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Richard Speck [Investigative Reports] DVD (1996)
[46 min.] (#1204)
Jail Operations Bulletins
Addicted Inmates: Intake through Process (circa
1998) [13 min.] (#JOB 702)
Administrative Segregation [10 min.] (#JOB 205)
Basic Security Principles [9 min.] (#JOB 107)
Booking & Admissions [8 min.] (#JOB 304)
Career Development and Returning to College (circa
1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 701)
Challenges and Pitfalls of Boot Camps (circa 1998)
[12 min.] (#JOB 705)
Communicable Diseases (1997) [13 min.] (#JOB 604)
Con Games and Inmates: What the Line Officer
Needs to Know [15 min.] (#JOB 407)
Conflict Resolution Intervention in a Jail Setting
(circa 1995) [9 min.] (#JOB 706)
Contraband Control [9 min.] (#JOB 309)
Control of Keys, Tools and Supplies [8 min.] (#JOB
306)
Coping with a Changing Inmate Population (1997)
[14 min.] (#JOB 606)
Coping with Crowded Jails [8 min.] (#JOB 203)
Coping with the Job [10 min.] (#JOB 303)
Critical Incidents in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 211)
Cross-Gender Supervision [8 min.] (#JOB 308 )
Cultural Diversity in Jail (circa 1998) [11 min.]
(#JOB 703)
Dealing with Aggressive Behavior [10 min.] (#JOB
307)
Drugs in the Jail [9 min.] (#JOB 206)
Effective Interpersonal Communications [10 min.]
(#JOB 104)
Effects of Officer Expectations on Inmate Behavior
(The) [9 min.] (#JOB 502)
Electronic Incarceration (circa 1998) [9 min.] (#JOB
712)
Emergency Preparedness Planning [10 min.] (#JOB
209)
Female Gang Members in Jails (circa 1995) [13
min.] (#JOB 611)
Fire Safety [8 min.] (#JOB 103)
Frisk/Strip Search [12 min.] (#JOB 201)
Gangs and Gang Identification [11 min.] (#JOB 401)
High-Risk Security Escorts [8 min.] (#JOB 311)
Hostage Survival [10 min.] (#JOB 207)
How to Conduct Cell Searches [15 min.] (#JOB 101)
Infectious Diseases in the Jail (circa 1990) [9 min.]
(#JOB 109)
Inmate Classification Procedures [8 min.] (#JOB
106)
Inmate Disciplinary Principles [8 min.] (#JOB 105)
Inmate Extractions ( 1997) [15 min.] (#JOB 607)
Inmate Grievance Procedure [10 min.] (#JOB 111)
Inmate Leaders (circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 704)
Inmate Transportation [9 min.] (#JOB 110)
Inmates, Jails and Mental Illness (1997) [15 min.]
(#JOB 610)
Inmates with Special Needs (1997) [12 min.] (#JOB
602)
Investigation of Crime in Jails (1994) [18 min] (#JOB
411)
Jail Equipment Technology Advances [16 min.]
(#JOB 505)
Jail Literacy Programs [16 min.] (#JOB 506)
Jail Officer's Leadership Role (The) [12 min.] (#JOB
501)
K-9 Dogs in Jails (1997) [10 min.] (#JOB 605)
Liability Issues Involving Use of Force (In Jails)
(1997) [12 min.] (#JOB 609)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 156
Managing Conflict Resolution [12 min.] (#JOB 511)
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail
Crisis Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB
711)
Natural Disasters: Earthquake Preparedness [8 min.]
(#JOB 302)
Natural Disasters: Hurricane Preparedness [10 min.]
(#JOB 210)
Non-Smoking Jails [18 min.] (#JOB 405)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Officer Comportment [9 min.] (#JOB 208)
Preparing for Promotion: Climbing the Ladder [18
min.] (#JOB 507)
Preventing Suicides [10 min.] (#JOB 212)
Principles of Report Writing [12 min.] (#JOB 102A)
Proactive Approach to Avoiding Lawsuits [15 min.]
(#JOB 310)
Problem-Solving from an Officer's Viewpoint [11
min.] (#JOB 404)
Professionalism and Ethics [16 min.] (#JOB 408)
Programming Opportunities in Jails [18 min.] (#JOB
510)
Releasing Inmates [8 min.] (#JOB 305)
Rights vs. Privileges [15 min.] (#JOB 312)
Selecting and Supervising Inmate Workers [9 min.]
(#JOB 204)
Small Jails: Special Problems [18 min.] (#JOB 504)
Staff Victimization During Jail Crises (1997) [10
min.] (#JOB 608)
Staff Wellness [9 min.] (#JOB 509)
Stress Management [10 min.] (#JOB 202)
Substance Abuse Treatment Programs for Jails [15
min.] (#JOB 406)
Techniques of Report Writing [11 min.] (#JOB
102B)
Testifying in Court (circa 1998) [ 15 min.] (#JOB
709)
TIE: Training, Industry, and Education [16 min.]
(#JOB 412)
Tuberculosis in Corrections (circa 1998) [14 min.]
(#JOB 708)
Understanding Jail Management [16 min.] (#JOB
409)
Understanding the Inmate Subculture (1997) [9 min.]
(#JOB 603)
Use of Force in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 112)
Volunteers in Jails (1996) [11 min.] (#JOB 601)
Why not Direct Supervision? [20 min.] (#JOB 503)
Work Release: An Overview [9 min.] (#JOB 403)
Working in a Lockdown Unit [10 min.] (#JOB 402)
Working with Developmentally Disabled Inmates
(circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 710)
Working with Elderly Inmates (circa 1998) [12 min.]
(#JOB 707)
Working with Illegal Alien Inmates (1997) [12 min.]
(#JOB 612)
Working with Inmates with Mental Illness [17 min.]
(#JOB 410)
Job Stress
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST
Telecourse) (September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Job Stress: See “Stress”
Juries
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22
min.] (#1270)
juvenile facilities
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
Juvenile Crime
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders
and Their Families DVD (January 2007) [1 hour,
57 min.] (#1084)
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of
History) (1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong?
(American Justice) (2003) [45 min.] (#1244)
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative
Reports) DVD (2002) [45 min.] (#949)
Community Response to Juvenile Firesetting &
Juvenile Arson: (July 1993) [2½ hours] (#332)
Gang Violence in America : 20th Century with Mike
Wallace (1996) [43 min.] (#809)
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers (2016) [44
min.] (#1302)
The Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) (1999)
[44 min.] (#1208)
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD) (2013)
[53 min.] (#1231)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD (2000) [1 hour,
31, min.] (#1068)
Teaching Kids to Kill (1999) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#941)
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD (December 11,
2003) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1071)
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention
Programs (OJJDP Teleconference) (March 21,
1997) [2 hours] (#846)
Juvenile Justice
Jewish
Challenges and Pitfalls of Boot Camps (circa 1998)
[12 min.] (#JOB 705)
Graduated Sanctions: An Effective Intervention
Strategy for Addressing Delinquency
Teleconference DVD (March 22, 2005) [1 hour,
36 min.] (#1072)
Juvenile Boot Camps (Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Teleconference) (1996)
[1 hour, 51 min.] (#605)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Juveniles
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 157
Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law (DVD) (March
2006) [8 min.] (#1129)
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders
and Their Families DVD (January 2007) [1 hour,
57 min.] (#1084)
Beyond the Badge: Profile of a School Resource
Officer (2014) [17 min.] (#1315)
Child Sexual Abuse: Your Most Challenging Case
[58 min.] (#138)
Children in Traffic (New Version) (1999) [14 min.]
(#872)
Community Response to Juvenile Firesetting &
Juvenile Arson: (July 1993) [2½ hours] (#332)
Complete CPR (2008) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1296)
Conflict Resolution for Youth: Programming for
Schools, Youth-serving Organizations, and
Community and Juvenile Justice Settings (Office
of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Teleconference) (May 1996) [2 hours, 23 min.
(over two tapes)] (#606)
Creating Media for Community Relations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (March
2001) [24 min.] (#794)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
I Am Not a Target : Your Child's Weapon Against
Predators (2004) [45 min.] (#1271)
Learn Gun Safety With Eddie Eagle (circa 1995) [7
min.] (#375)
Operation Lifesaver General Audience Videos (DVD)
(circa 2007) [2 hours, 39 min.] (#1127)
Power of [Crime] Prevention with Community
Policing FBI Teleconference (May 1997) [2
hours] (#578)
Prevalence and Consequences of Child Victimization:
Preliminary Results from the National Survey of
Adolescents (NIJ Research in Progress) (1995)
[59 min.] (#556)
Stranger Safety (2005) [36 min.] (#1268)
Three Ways to Keep Your Children Off Drugs / Why
Drugs [80 min.] (#187)
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45
min.] (#1243)
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention
Programs (OJJDP Teleconference) (March 21,
1997) [2 hours] (#846)
Kidnapping
I Am Not a Target : Your Child's Weapon Against
Predators (2004) [45 min.] (#1271)
Narco State DVD (2009) [50 min.] (#1170)
Stranger Safety (2005) [36 min.] (#1268)
Knife Would First Aid (2007) [42 min.] (#1257)
Police Arrest and Control, with Keith Livingston
(DVD) (2007) [41 min.] (#1144)
Second Chance vs. Magnum Force (1988) [118 min.]
(#50)
Surviving Edged Weapons (circa 1988) [85 min.]
(#26)
Laboratories
FBI's Crime Lab: Modern Marvels (2003) [43 min.]
(#1163 )
Lateral Transfer
International Association of Directors of Law
Enforcement Standards and Training. Reciprocity
handbook 2015. Albion, Mich.: International
Association of Directors of Law Enforcement
Standards and Training; 2015.11143.2-IAD-2015.
Latinos
Common Ground: Interacting with the Hispanic
Community [16 min.] (#167)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Latin American Theft Rings FBI Teleconference
(1996) [2 hours] (#535)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD (2000) [1 hour,
31, min.] (#1068)
Law
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law (DVD) (March
2006) [8 min.] (#1129)
Electronic Recording of Homicide Interrogation DVD
(October 20, 2004) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#983)
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the
Elderly Interactive Teleconference (March 11,
1999) [2 hours, 25 min.] (#677)
Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking DVD
(April 2008) [20 min.] (#1106)
Searches of Persons: Minnesota v. Dickerson (1999)
[30 min.] (#1278)
Seizure vs Non-Seizure of Persons (2000) [34 min. on
2 tapes] (#758)
Law Enforcement Agencies
Knifes
International Association of Directors of Law
Enforcement Standards and Training. Reciprocity
handbook 2015. Albion, Mich.: International
Association of Directors of Law Enforcement
Standards and Training; 2015.11143.2-IAD-2015.
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Lawyers
Knives
Knife Defense Fundamentals (DVD) (2003) [70 min.]
(#1180)
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of
History) (1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
A. Lincoln, Attorney at Law DVD (2006) [27 min.]
(#1096)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 158
Leadership
The 5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004)
[46 min.] (#1182)
Cultural Diversity in America (United Against Crime
Teleconference) (1998) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#691)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November
1999) [2 hours] (#764)
Inmate Leaders (circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 704)
Jail Officer's Leadership Role (The) [12 min.] (#JOB
501)
Law Enforcement Management, Pts. 1 and 2
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (January and
February 1998) [48 min.] (#668)
Leadership and Communication Essentials in Law
Enforcement (September/October 1999) [48 min.]
(#Set 21)
Leadership POST Telecourse (1996) [2 hours] (#540)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse (October
2002) [1 hours, 51 min.] (#867)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) (2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Liability
The 5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004)
[46 min.] (#1182)
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Damned if You Don't [29 min.] (#136)
Effective Courtroom Testimony (October and
November 1998) [46 min. and 1 hour] (#663)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Interpersonal Communications: Legal Implications
(2001) [32 min. on 2 tapes] (#823)
Liability Issues Involving Use of Force (In Jails)
(1997) [12 min.] (#JOB 609)
Management of Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens
in Corrections (1998) [41 min.] (#CRT 221)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Managing Force Escalations (about 1995) [36 min]
(#671)
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II (2001) [38 min.]
(#818)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Police Pursuit [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(September 1998) [24 min.] (#685)
Positional Asphyxia, Sudden Death, and Transporting
Suspects [29 min.] (#522)
Proactive Approach to Avoiding Lawsuits [15 min.]
(#JOB 310)
Reducing the Risk II: Making Your Church Safe
from Child Sexual Abuse DVD Set (2003) [108
min.] (#417)
Searches of Persons: Minnesota v. Dickerson (1999)
[30 min.] (#1278)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: Role of
Victim and Administration (1998) [30 min.]
(#656)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: The
Harasser's Behavior (1998) [25 min.] (#644)
Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update (2000) [16 min.]
(#778)
Take Another Look; Police Response to Seizures and
Epilepsy [15 min.] (#257)
TASER: Behind the Headlines DVD (2005) [29
min.] (#988)
Use of Force Report Writing (2001) [13 min. and 15
min. on 2 tapes] (#825)
Use of Force Report Writing (In the Line of Duty)
(2015) [34 min.] (#1292)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) (2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Line of Duty Casualties
Anatomy of a Chase (Circa 1989) [37 min.] (#42)
Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] (April 1997 ) [24 min.]
(#716)
C.O.P.S. 25th Anniversary Tribute DVD (2010) [14
min.] (#1158)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 1 [29 min.]
(#514)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 2 [36 min.]
(#515)
El Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of
Duty) DVD (2012) [54 min.] (#1207)
Emergency Preparedness Planning [10 min.] (#JOB
209)
Fallen Blue Heroes ( 2009) [45 min.] (#1246)
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference)
(1989) [3 hours] (#1230)
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.]
(#1220)
Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice & Survival
(2013) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1255)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
Methamphetamine in Illinois : User/Manufacturer
Behavior (2001) [34 min.] (#827)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
(#963)
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special)
(circa 1992) [55 min.] (#236)
Post Assault Support (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (June 1997) [24 min.] (#666)
Shootout: The North Hollywood Shooting DVD
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 159
(2005) [44 min.] (#991)
Traffic Stops of Sovereign Citizens: What Every Cop
Needs to Know (2012) [44 min.] (#1197)
Women who Kill and Assault (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (May 1997) [24 min.] (#651)
Line of Duty Series
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart
Tips for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for
Cops (2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for
Cops (2016) [30 min.] (#1304)
Lineups
Did You See That? (2015) [48 min.] (#1291)
Listening
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Management
The 5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004)
[46 min.] (#1182)
Coaching the Problem Employee (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (December 1993) [24 min.]
(#665)
Cultural Diversity in America (United Against Crime
Teleconference) (1998) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#691)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Disaster Management [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (January/February 1999) [48 min.]
(#688)
Domestic Abuse by Police Officers FBI
Teleconference (September 1998) [2 hours]
(#662)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4
hours, 9 min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
Human Factors in Undercover Operations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (1993) [24
min.] (#732)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Law Enforcement Management, Pts. 1 and 2
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (January and
February 1998) [48 min.] (#668)
Leadership POST Telecourse (1996) [2 hours] (#540)
Making the Transition: A Career in Security
Management (circa 1991) [45 min.] (#264)
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD
(March 22, 2006) [58 min.] (#1061)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Police Pursuit [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(September 1998) [24 min.] (#685)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) (2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Women Executives in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (July 8, 1998) [2 hours] (#646)
Marijuana
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012)
[24 min] (#1213)
Media
Creating Media for Community Relations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (March
2001) [24 min.] (#794)
Crime, the Media, and Our Public Discourse (NIJ
Perspectives on Crime and Justice) (1997) [72
min.] (#607)
In Hot Pursuit (2003) [42 min.] (#1199)
Teaching Kids to Kill (1999) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#941)
Media Relations
Crowd Control Update (California POST Telecourse)
(July 2008) [2 hours, 12 min.] (#1201)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Disaster Management [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (January/February 1999) [48 min.]
(#688)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective from
Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference] (July
11, 2001) [2 hours] (#814)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Media Relations in Crisis Situations FBI
Teleconference (April 12, 1995) [2 hours] (#471)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001)
[2 hours] (#820)
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs
(circa 2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
News Media's Coverage of Crime and Victimization
(1999) [26 min.] (#786)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd Control (1997) [39 min.]
(#1306)
Sting Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1999) [24 min.] (#729)
Suicide Bomber DVD (2005) [30 min.] (#971)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 160
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Medical
Investigation of Crime in Jails (1994) [18 min] (#JOB
411)
Meditation
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST
Telecourse) (September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Meetings
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour,
39 min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Memorials
Fallen Blue Heroes ( 2009) [45 min.] (#1246)
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.]
(#1220)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001)
[2 hours] (#820)
Mental Health
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
Code 9 : Officer Needs Assistance (2016) [1 hour, 20
min.] (#1316)
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST
Telecourse) (September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Mental Health Update (CA POST Telecourse)
(August 2013) [2 hours] (#1318)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain
Injury (CA POST DVD) (circa 2011) [1 hour, 16
min.] (#1227)
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3
Officer Needs Assistance (California POST
Telecourse) (December 2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1202 )
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Judges and Court
Personnel Should know DVD (2010) [13 min.]
(#1166)
Restrepo : One Platoon, One Valley, One Year (2010)
[93 min.] (#1247)
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement
Personnel POST Telecourse (June 2008) [1 hour,
45 min.] (#1228)
Mental Illness
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders
and Their Families DVD (January 2007) [1 hour,
57 min.] (#1084)
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of
History) (1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
The Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD (2004)
[44 min.] (#1108)
Dealing with Aggressive Behavior [10 min.] (#JOB
307)
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
Essential Communication Skills Tape Set [ALERT]
(2004) [15, 17, 18 min. 50 min. total] (#Set 30)
Graduated Sanctions: An Effective Intervention
Strategy for Addressing Delinquency
Teleconference DVD (March 22, 2005) [1 hour,
36 min.] (#1072)
Guilty By Reason of Insanity (DVD) (2002) [44 min.]
(#1209)
Hostage Takers (The) (1994) [46 min] (#1153)
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers (2016) [44
min.] (#1302)
Inmates, Jails and Mental Illness (1997) [15 min.]
(#JOB 610)
Inmates with Special Needs (1997) [12 min.] (#JOB
602)
Innocent Offenders (circa 1990) [14 min.] (#51)
A. Lincoln, Attorney at Law DVD (2006) [27 min.]
(#1096)
Mental Health Update (CA POST Telecourse)
(August 2013) [2 hours] (#1318)
Mental Illness: Police Response (1995) [16 min.]
(#708)
Methamphetamine in Illinois : User/Manufacturer
Behavior (2001) [34 min.] (#827)
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD) (2013)
[53 min.] (#1231)
The Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan (DVD) (2006) [45
min.] (#1195)
Police and People with Disabilities (Department of
Justice) (1996 / 2005) [58 min.] (#1034)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain
Injury (CA POST DVD) (circa 2011) [1 hour, 16
min.] (#1227)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own (DVD)
(February 2004) [21 min.] (#1082)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update (2000) [16 min.]
(#778)
Suicide: A Calculated Departure DVD (April 9,
2008) [55 min.] (#1105)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
(1998) [42 min.] (#1110)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Violence and Mental Illness: A Community Solution
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 161
UAC Teleconference (1998) [106 min.] (#634)
Working with Elderly Inmates (circa 1998) [12 min.]
(#JOB 707)
Working with Inmates with Mental Illness [17 min.]
(#JOB 410)
Mental Retardation: See “Developmental
Disabilities”
Methamphetamine
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) (2008) [88
min., in 2 programs] (#1150)
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012)
[24 min] (#1213)
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD (2006) [53
min.] (#1059)
Methamphetamine in Illinois : User/Manufacturer
Behavior (2001) [34 min.] (#827)
Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for Illinois
(January 2000) [35 min.] (#826)
Mexico
Narco State DVD (2009) [50 min.] (#1170)
Minorities
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15
min.] (#921)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Miranda
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing
Video (VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart
Tips for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
(#1125)
FBI's Crime Lab: Modern Marvels (2003) [43 min.]
(#1163 )
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45
min.] (#913)
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Prisons: Modern Marvels (2000) [44 min.] (#917)
Motivation
Coaching the Problem Employee (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (December 1993) [24 min.]
(#665)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4
hours, 9 min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
Leadership and Communication Essentials in Law
Enforcement (September/October 1999) [48 min.]
(#Set 21)
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse (October
2002) [1 hours, 51 min.] (#867)
Motorcycle Gangs
Behind Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) (2007) [44
min.] (#1124)
Gang Violence in America : 20th Century with Mike
Wallace (1996) [43 min.] (#809)
Gangland: The Fourth Season [About 40 minutes per
episode] (#Missing Set 41)
Road Warriors: The Biker Brotherhood (Inside Story)
(1998) [50 min.] (#859)
Missing Persons
Muslims
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Responding to People with Alzheimer's Disease :
Best Practices for Law Enforcement (2013) [24
min.] (#1253)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
MO
Narcotics
Street Thief DVD (2007) [1 hour, 24 min.] (#1177)
Narcs (American Justice) DVD (1997) [47 min.]
(#1218 )
Modern Marvels
Narratives
Bullets (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44 min.]
(#1174 )
Car Crashes (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44
min.] (#1173)
Corpse Tech: Modern Marvels (DVD) (2008) [44
min.] (#1123)
Death Devices (Modern Marvels) DVD (circa 2002)
[44 min.] (#1175)
Distilleries (Modern Marvels DVD) (2004) [44 min.]
Sunshine Cleaning DVD (2008) [1 hour, 42 min.]
(#1178)
National Geographic
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
Native Americans
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 162
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Tribal Cops (DVD) (2001) [43 min] (#1132)
NCIC
Vigilance: Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism
DVD (circa 2004) [ 7 min. and 9 min.: 16 min.,
total] (#1083)
Neck Restraints
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for
Cops (2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Negotiation
Hostage Takers (The) (1994) [46 min] (#1153)
Off-Duty
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 1 [29 min.]
(#514)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 2 [36 min.]
(#515)
Offenders
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour,
20 min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
Reducing the Risk II: Making Your Church Safe
from Child Sexual Abuse DVD Set (2003) [108
min.] (#417)
OJJDP Teleconference
Crowd Control Update (California POST Telecourse)
(July 2008) [2 hours, 12 min.] (#1201)
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders
and Their Families DVD (January 2007) [1 hour,
57 min.] (#1084)
Conflict Resolution for Youth: Programming for
Schools, Youth-serving Organizations, and
Community and Juvenile Justice Settings (Office
of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Teleconference) (May 1996) [2 hours, 23 min.
(over two tapes)] (#606)
Graduated Sanctions: An Effective Intervention
Strategy for Addressing Delinquency
Teleconference DVD (March 22, 2005) [1 hour,
36 min.] (#1072)
Juvenile Boot Camps (Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Teleconference) (1996)
[1 hour, 51 min.] (#605)
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention
Programs (OJJDP Teleconference) (March 21,
1997) [2 hours] (#846)
Notification
Oleoresin Capsicum: See “Pepper Spray”
News Media
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
NIMS
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Locomotive Emergency Response Operations DVD
(circa 2006) [28 min.] (#1052)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September
2002) [29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Noise Complaints
Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for
Law Enforcement and Judicial Authorities
(August 1998) [21 min.] (#750)
It's the Right Thing to Do : Consular Notification
(circa 2003) [11 min.] (#982)
Notification, Death : See “Death
Notification”
Nova series
Forensics on Trial (Nova) (2012) [53 min.] (#1245 )
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) (2013) [52 min.]
(#1242 )
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
Observational Skills
Did You See That? (2015) [48 min.] (#1291)
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart
Tips for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for
Cops (2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Witness DVD (circa 1998) [22 min.] (#1134)
Organized Crime
Al Capone: Scarface DVD (Biography) (1995) [44
min.] (#1112)
John Dillinger: Biography (DVD) (1995) [46 min.]
(#1111)
Mafia: The History of the Mob in America (DVDs)
(1993) [3 hours, 42 min. over 5 programs)]
(#1058)
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001)
[217 min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
Purple: Organized Crime in a Small Town (2012)
[58 min.] (#1217)
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre
([s.l., circa 2004]) (#1080)
World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD (2006) [51 min.]
(#1053)
Overcrowding
Coping with Crowded Jails [8 min.] (#JOB 203)
Paraphernalia
Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed (DVD) (2006)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 163
[42 min.] (#1191)
Category 3 (January 10, 2006) [13 min.] (#1206)
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
Firearms Concealed Carry Act (2014) [34 min.]
(#1274 )
Fundamental Skills for Public Safety Cycling (2009)
[21 min.] (#1267)
Good Night with the Sleep Doctor (2007) [79 min.]
(#1263)
It'll Never Happen to Me [44 min.] (#166)
Managing Force Escalations (about 1995) [36 min]
(#671)
Non-Smoking Jails [18 min.] (#JOB 405)
Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs) (2003)
[Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85 min.] (#1103)
Staff Wellness [9 min.] (#JOB 509)
Super Joints, with Pavel Tsatsouline DVD (2003) [33
min.] (#955)
Wrong Arm of the Law (The): Steroids in Law
Enforcement (2010) [14 min.] (#1294)
Penology
Planning
Pathogens (Bloodborne): See “Diseases”
Patrol Procedures
Careers in Criminal Justice (2002) [22 min.] (#1176 )
Prisons: Modern Marvels (2000) [44 min.] (#917)
Understanding Jail Management [16 min.] (#JOB
409)
Pepper Spray
Fighting through Pepper Spray: Counter Assault and
Survival Tactics [29 min.] (#470)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II (2001) [38 min.]
(#818)
OC Aerosol Use in Law Enforcement [22 min.]
(#435)
Use of OC & Pepper Spray in Corrections (1997) [30
min.] (#CRT 122)
Performance Evaluation
CTO (Communications Training Officer)
Development 2003: Tools for the Trainer POST
Telecourse (2003) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1266)
Perspectives on Crime and Justice
Crime, the Media, and Our Public Discourse (NIJ
Perspectives on Crime and Justice) (1997) [72
min.] (#607)
Photography
Crime Scene Preservation [33 min.] (#507)
Inmate Extractions ( 1997) [15 min.] (#JOB 607)
Make Your Case: Basic Law Enforcement
Photography (September 1998) [21 min.] (#670)
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) (2013) [52 min.]
(#1242 )
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special)
(circa 1992) [55 min.] (#236)
Physical Fitness
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
Back Safety: A User's Guide DVD (2005) [28 min.]
(#Set 42)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November
1999) [2 hours] (#764)
9-11 Commission Report DVD (2004) [130 min.]
(#956)
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016)
[2 ours] (#1310)
Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006, EENET
Broadcast) (January 18, 2006) [58 min.] (#1038)
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.]
(#Set 43 )
Coping with Crowded Jails [8 min.] (#JOB 203)
Critical Incidents in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 211)
Crowd Control Update (California POST Telecourse)
(July 2008) [2 hours, 12 min.] (#1201)
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and Discrimination
in the Workplace DVD (2004) [50 min.] (#1033)
Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and Survival
DVD (2006) [75 min.] (#1136)
Emergency Preparedness Planning [10 min.] (#JOB
209)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4
hours, 9 min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
Hazardous Materials: What Every Cop Needs to
Know (2008) [23 min.] (#1223)
Homeland Security and CommunityPolicing FBI
Teleconference (September 5, 2002) [2 hours]
(#856)
I'm Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD (Circa 1998) [30
min.] (#1133)
ICS: The Incident Command System DVD (2000)
[23 min.] (#939)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Major Incident Protocol FBI Teleconference (1996)
[2 hours] (#548)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September
2002) [29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD
(March 22, 2006) [58 min.] (#1061)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
Natural Disasters: Earthquake Preparedness [8 min.]
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 164
(#JOB 302)
Natural Disasters: Hurricane Preparedness [10 min.]
(#JOB 210)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001)
[2 hours] (#820)
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour,
39 min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Problem-Solving from an Officer's Viewpoint [11
min.] (#JOB 404)
Psychological Impact of Terrorism (Live Response)
DVD (July 19, 2006) [58 min.] (#1060)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (March 2004)
[28 min.] (#959)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Small Jails: Special Problems [18 min.] (#JOB 504)
Suicide Bomber DVD (2005) [30 min.] (#971)
Suicide/Homicide Bombers (Live Response) DVD
(September 27, 2006) [58 min.] (#1062)
Three Strikes You're Out: Benefits and Costs of
California's Mandatory Sentencing Law (NIJ
Research in Progress) [45 min.] (#517)
Tornadoes: Nature Tech (2003) [45 min.] (#987)
Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD (2006)
[44 min.] (#1055)
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD)
(1996) [46 min] (#1142)
Poison
Police Dogs
Police Conduct
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Police Conduct: Also see "Comportment"
Police Corruption
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
Cops on Trial (American Justice) (1994) [46 min.]
(#1216)
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD)
(1996) [46 min] (#1142)
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
Five Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD)
(1997) [42 min.] (#1128)
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) (1997) [44
min.] (#1162)
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001)
[217 min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
Serpico: Honor Bound (DVD) (2006) [44 min.]
(#1149)
Basic First Aid (2008) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#1295)
First Response: The First Aid Video (DVD) (2004)
[1 hour, 5 min.] (#1147)
Joining the Force: In the Line of Duty Special Issue
(circa 2005) [1 hour] (#1048)
Police
Ethical Use of Force (CA POST Telecourse) (October
2005) [3 hours, 21 min.] (#1317)
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST
Telecourse) (September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Police Academies (Citizen)
Creating Media for Community Relations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (March
2001) [24 min.] (#794)
Police and the Public
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016)
[2 ours] (#1310)
Beyond the Badge: Profile of a School Resource
Officer (2014) [17 min.] (#1315)
Police and the Public: See
"Communities"or See "Comportment"
Police Attitude
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Police Cars : See "Police Vehicles"
Police Chiefs
Police Ethics
Police Families
Alan Pinkerton : The Original Private Eye
(Biography) (1999) [46 min.] (#1234)
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
Code 9 : Officer Needs Assistance (2016) [1 hour, 20
min.] (#1316)
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to
First Responders FBI Teleconference (May 14,
2003) [1 hour, 51 min.] (#908)
Domestic Abuse by Police Officers FBI
Teleconference (September 1998) [2 hours]
(#662)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November
1999) [2 hours] (#764)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Ethical Considerations (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [21 min.] (#1031)
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.]
(#1220)
Human Factors in Undercover Operations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (1993) [24
min.] (#732)
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 165
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail
Crisis Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB
711)
Pain Behind the Badge (The) (2012) [1 hour, 5 min.]
(#1222)
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3
Officer Needs Assistance (California POST
Telecourse) (December 2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1202 )
Psychological Impact of Terrorism (Live Response)
DVD (July 19, 2006) [58 min.] (#1060)
Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own (DVD)
(February 2004) [21 min.] (#1082)
Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can Do
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (June 1998)
[24 min.] (#653)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours]
(#713)
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement
Personnel POST Telecourse (June 2008) [1 hour,
45 min.] (#1228)
Tribal Cops (DVD) (2001) [43 min] (#1132)
Police History
9-11 Commission Report DVD (2004) [130 min.]
(#956)
Al Capone: Scarface DVD (Biography) (1995) [44
min.] (#1112)
Alan Pinkerton : The Original Private Eye
(Biography) (1999) [46 min.] (#1234)
Behind Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) (2007) [44
min.] (#1124)
Bullets (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44 min.]
(#1174 )
Car Crashes (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44
min.] (#1173)
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD)
(1996) [46 min] (#1142)
Crime Fighters (The) (1938) [9 min.] (#583)
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
FBI's Crime Lab: Modern Marvels (2003) [43 min.]
(#1163 )
Five Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD)
(1997) [42 min.] (#1128)
Gangland: The Fourth Season [About 40 minutes per
episode] (#Missing Set 41)
Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How They Got That Way
(2000) [200 min] (#979)
Interpol: The International Link [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (April 1998) [24 min.] (#682)
John Dillinger: Biography (DVD) (1995) [46 min.]
(#1111)
Mafia: The History of the Mob in America (DVDs)
(1993) [3 hours, 42 min. over 5 programs)]
(#1058)
Melvin Purvis (Biography) DVD (1999) [45 min.]
(#1109)
Narcs (American Justice) DVD (1997) [47 min.]
(#1218 )
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Private Eyes (American Justice) DVD (1994) [46
min.] (#1117)
Railroad Police (Trains Unlimited) (1998) [45 min.]
(#635)
Serpico: Honor Bound (DVD) (2006) [44 min.]
(#1149)
Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors (2004) [44
min.] (#1074)
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD (2000) [1 hour,
31, min.] (#1068)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre
([s.l., circa 2004]) (#1080)
Wheels of Survival: Police Cars in the Pursuit of
Justice (1997) [44 min.] (#636)
Police History: See also “History”
Police Management
Achieving Diversity through Marketing FBI
Teleconference (January 17, 2001) [2 hours]
(#801)
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and Discrimination
in the Workplace DVD (2004) [50 min.] (#1033)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
FTO Program FBI Teleconference (June 10, 1992) [3
hours] (#472)
Internal Affairs: Problem Resolution (1992) [17
min.] (#275)
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour,
39 min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours]
(#713)
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement
Personnel POST Telecourse (June 2008) [1 hour,
45 min.] (#1228)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) (2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Police Memorial Day: See Memorials
Police Officers
Careers in Criminal Justice (2002) [22 min.] (#1176 )
Police Procedures
The 5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004)
[46 min.] (#1182)
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012)
[24 min] (#1213)
Buck Savage Tape [32 min.] (#194)
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 166
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
DUI, Deranged, or? (2003) [11 min.] (#907)
Fundamental Skills for Public Safety Cycling (2009)
[21 min.] (#1267)
Joining the Force: In the Line of Duty Special Issue
(circa 2005) [1 hour] (#1048)
Narco State DVD (2009) [50 min.] (#1170)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Police Pursuit [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(September 1998) [24 min.] (#685)
Positional Asphyxia, Sudden Death, and Transporting
Suspects [29 min.] (#522)
Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse (October
2002) [1 hours, 51 min.] (#867)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: Role of
Victim and Administration (1998) [30 min.]
(#656)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) (2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Police Training
2016 TESSA Super Storm Spotter Training (2016) [1
hour, 39 min.] (#1301)
The 5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004)
[46 min.] (#1182)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016)
[2 ours] (#1310)
ATV Rider Course Overview DVD (1999) [9 min.]
(#1160)
Basic Close Quarters Shooting for Law Enforcement
(circa 2005) [1 hour, 32 min.] (#1240)
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
Buckle Up Training (circa 1990) [27 min.] (#79)
Damned if You Don't [29 min.] (#136)
Deadly Force Issues (1999) [25 min.] (#736)
Dynamic Striking Techniques (DVD) (1996) [37
min.] (#1102)
Ethical Use of Force (CA POST Telecourse) (October
2005) [3 hours, 21 min.] (#1317)
Firearms and Use of Cover [27 min.] (#455)
FTO Program FBI Teleconference (June 10, 1992) [3
hours] (#472)
Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice & Survival
(2013) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1255)
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa
2005) [2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
Introduction to the Glock Pistol [48 min.] (#305)
Managing Force Escalations (about 1995) [36 min]
(#671)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Police Arrest and Control, with Keith Livingston
(DVD) (2007) [41 min.] (#1144)
Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs) (2003)
[Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85 min.] (#1103)
Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse (October
2002) [1 hours, 51 min.] (#867)
Scenario Training DVD (circa 1999) [28 min.]
(#1135)
TESSA 2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session
DVD (2005) [176 min.] (#1041)
TESSA 2010 Super Storm Spotter Training Session
DVD (2010) [2 hours] (#1190)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) (2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Police Training: Also see "Training"
Police Vehicles
ATV Rider Course Overview DVD (1999) [9 min.]
(#1160)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Wheels of Survival: Police Cars in the Pursuit of
Justice (1997) [44 min.] (#636)
Policewomen
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: Role of
Victim and Administration (1998) [30 min.]
(#656)
Women Executives in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (July 8, 1998) [2 hours] (#646)
Women who Kill and Assault (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (May 1997) [24 min.] (#651)
Pornography
Child Abuse Investigations (CA POST Telecourse
DVD) (2000) [1 hours, 57 min.] (#1229)
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: See
“Traumatic Stress”
POST Telecourse
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016)
[2 ours] (#1310)
Bias-Based Policing: Remaining Fair and Impartial
(CA POST Telecourse) (September 2014) [2
hours] (#1312)
Child Abuse Investigations (CA POST Telecourse
DVD) (2000) [1 hours, 57 min.] (#1229)
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1
hour, 42 min.] (#1224)
Crowd Control Update (California POST Telecourse)
(July 2008) [2 hours, 12 min.] (#1201)
CTO (Communications Training Officer)
Development 2003: Tools for the Trainer POST
Telecourse (2003) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1266)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 167
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST
Telecourse) (September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Dog Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST
Telecourse) (December 2015) [2 hours] (#1311)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November
1999) [2 hours] (#764)
Ethical Use of Force (CA POST Telecourse) (October
2005) [3 hours, 21 min.] (#1317)
Extradition Procedures POST Telecourse (DVD)
(May 2008) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1122)
Leadership POST Telecourse (1996) [2 hours] (#540)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Mental Health Update (CA POST Telecourse)
(August 2013) [2 hours] (#1318)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain
Injury (CA POST DVD) (circa 2011) [1 hour, 16
min.] (#1227)
Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse (October
2002) [1 hours, 51 min.] (#867)
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
Social Media POST Telecourse (2012) [1 hour, 50
min.] (#1265)
Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST
Telecourse) (May 2013) [1 hour, 33 min] (#1309)
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement
Personnel POST Telecourse (June 2008) [1 hour,
45 min.] (#1228)
Tactical Communications (CA POST Telecourse)
(April 2007) [2 hours, 33 min] (#1313)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
Postal Inspectors
All the King's Men: Picking Up the Pieces (DVD)
(2006) [13 min.] (#1035)
Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice DVD (2004)
[21 min.] (#1045)
Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [7 min.]
(#1046)
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [11
min.] (#1043)
U.S. Postal Inspectors: Your Partners in Law
Enforcement [12 min.] (#458)
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [9
min.] (#1044)
Work@Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay:
Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [6 minutes]
(#1047)
Predictions
Psychic Detectives ( 1997) [46 min.] (#1198)
Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can Do
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (June 1998)
[24 min.] (#653)
Prisoner Transportation: See
"Transportation (Inmates)"
Prisoners
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
Guilty By Reason of Insanity (DVD) (2002) [44 min.]
(#1209)
Inmate Extractions ( 1997) [15 min.] (#JOB 607)
It Could Happen to You (1997) [19 min.] (#629)
Jail Literacy Programs [16 min.] (#JOB 506)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Non-Smoking Jails [18 min.] (#JOB 405)
OC Aerosol Use in Law Enforcement [22 min.]
(#435)
Rights vs. Privileges [15 min.] (#JOB 312)
Search Incident to Arrest and Gender Problems
(1999) [30 min.] (#718)
Why not Direct Supervision? [20 min.] (#JOB 503)
Prisons
Guilty By Reason of Insanity (DVD) (2002) [44 min.]
(#1209)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Prisons: Modern Marvels (2000) [44 min.] (#917)
World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD (2006) [51 min.]
(#1053)
Problem Oriented Policing
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour,
39 min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Procedures
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know (2015)
[31 min.] (#1289)
Canine Deployment for Police (2008) [22 min.]
(#1121)
Productivity
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Good Night with the Sleep Doctor (2007) [79 min.]
(#1263)
Serpico: Honor Bound (DVD) (2006) [44 min.]
(#1149)
profiling
Bias-Based Policing: Remaining Fair and Impartial
(CA POST Telecourse) (September 2014) [2
hours] (#1312)
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative
Reports) DVD (2002) [45 min.] (#949)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 168
Community Response to Juvenile Firesetting &
Juvenile Arson: (July 1993) [2½ hours] (#332)
Conversations With Killers (American Justice) DVD
(2005) [45 min.] (#1119)
Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal
Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference
(December 14, 2005) [2 hours] (#997)
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers (2016) [44
min.] (#1302)
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
Mutual Respect in Policing (circa 2001) [23 min.]
(#957)
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD) (2013)
[53 min.] (#1231)
Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind (1997) [46
min.] (#1172)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15
min.] (#921)
Racially Biased Policing: A Principled Response
(2002) [15 min.] (#868)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
Reducing the Risk II: Making Your Church Safe
from Child Sexual Abuse DVD Set (2003) [108
min.] (#417)
Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD
(circa 2000) [180 min.] (#980)
Programs
C.O.P.S. 25th Anniversary Tribute DVD (2010) [14
min.] (#1158)
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The
Herman Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists
(2004) [31 min.] (#961)
Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting Safer
Driving Practices Across the Nation DVD
(October 2008) [6 min] (#1155)
Violence and Mental Illness: A Community Solution
UAC Teleconference (1998) [106 min.] (#634)
Volunteers in Police Service Educational Video
Series DVD (circa 2006) [40 min., over 4
programs] (#1056)
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention
Programs (OJJDP Teleconference) (March 21,
1997) [2 hours] (#846)
Promotion
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
Prostitution
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD (December 11,
2003) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1071)
Psychology
The Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD (2004)
[44 min.] (#1108)
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22
min.] (#1270)
Conversations With Killers (American Justice) DVD
(2005) [45 min.] (#1119)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November
1999) [2 hours] (#764)
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD (April
2008) [30 min.] (#1107)
Guns in America (2008) [50 min.] (#1254)
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.]
(#1220)
Hostage Survival [10 min.] (#JOB 207)
In Hot Pursuit (2003) [42 min.] (#1199)
Inmate Leaders (circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 704)
Inside the Killer's Mind (Investigative Reports) DVD
(2000) [45 min.] (#1118)
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography)
DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#981)
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3
Officer Needs Assistance (California POST
Telecourse) (December 2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1202 )
Psychic Detectives ( 1997) [46 min.] (#1198)
Psychological Impact of Terrorism (Live Response)
DVD (July 19, 2006) [58 min.] (#1060)
Racially Biased Policing: A Principled Response
(2002) [15 min.] (#868)
Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD
(circa 2000) [180 min.] (#980)
Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST
Telecourse) (May 2013) [1 hour, 33 min] (#1309)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
(1998) [42 min.] (#1110)
Understanding the Inmate Subculture (1997) [9 min.]
(#JOB 603)
Violence in the Workplace (FBI Teleconference) [2
hours] (#408)
PTSD
Leadership POST Telecourse (1996) [2 hours] (#540)
Code 9 : Officer Needs Assistance (2016) [1 hour, 20
min.] (#1316)
Promotion (Corrections)
PTSD: See "Traumatic Stress"
Preparing for Promotion: Climbing the Ladder [18
min.] (#JOB 507)
Prosecution
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Public Relations
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
Beyond the Badge: Profile of a School Resource
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 169
Officer (2014) [17 min.] (#1315)
Bias-Based Policing: Remaining Fair and Impartial
(CA POST Telecourse) (September 2014) [2
hours] (#1312)
Common Ground: Interacting with the Hispanic
Community [16 min.] (#167)
Creating Media for Community Relations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (March
2001) [24 min.] (#794)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
It's the Right Thing to Do : Consular Notification
(circa 2003) [11 min.] (#982)
John Dillinger: Biography (DVD) (1995) [46 min.]
(#1111)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Media Relations in Crisis Situations FBI
Teleconference (April 12, 1995) [2 hours] (#471)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
Mutual Respect in Policing (circa 2001) [23 min.]
(#957)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001)
[2 hours] (#820)
News Media's Coverage of Crime and Victimization
(1999) [26 min.] (#786)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Restrepo : One Platoon, One Valley, One Year (2010)
[93 min.] (#1247)
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups
(Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29
min.] (#851)
Anatomy of a Chase (Circa 1989) [37 min.] (#42)
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart
Tips for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for
Cops (2016) [30 min.] (#1304)
In Hot Pursuit (2003) [42 min.] (#1199)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Michelle Norton Story [The] (circa 2001) [20 min.]
(#928)
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Police Pursuit [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(September 1998) [24 min.] (#685)
Pursuits: Training, Vehicle Upgrades and Policy FBI
Teleconference (November 2000 ) [2 hours]
(#776)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
Wheels of Survival: Police Cars in the Pursuit of
Justice (1997) [44 min.] (#636)
Public Relations: See also “Comportment”,
“Media Relations”, “Police Conduct”
Radios
Illinois APCO Narrowbanding Seminar (May 2010)
(DVD) (2010) [2 hour, 13 min.] (#1185)
Public Speaking
Adventures in Public Speaking {Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy} (December 2000) [24 min.]
(#798)
Punishment
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of
History) (1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
Challenges and Pitfalls of Boot Camps (circa 1998)
[12 min.] (#JOB 705)
Graduated Sanctions: An Effective Intervention
Strategy for Addressing Delinquency
Teleconference DVD (March 22, 2005) [1 hour,
36 min.] (#1072)
Pursuit
Race Relations
A Prosecutor's Stand (2014) [21 min] (#1288)
Radar Enforcement
Radar Enforcement Training Update [62 min.] (#143)
Radio Communications
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
David High Story: A Guide for Close Combat
Survival [25 min.] (#460)
Railroad Crossings
Operation Lifesaver General Audience Videos (DVD)
(circa 2007) [2 hours, 39 min.] (#1127)
Railroads
Operation Lifesaver General Audience Videos (DVD)
(circa 2007) [2 hours, 39 min.] (#1127)
Railroad Police (Trains Unlimited) (1998) [45 min.]
(#635)
rape
Acquaintance/Date Rape Investigation (2001) [19
min.] (#904)
Campus Insecurity (2000) [45 min.] (#1200)
DNA: Critical Issues for Those Who Work with
Victims DVD (April 2007) [24 min.] (#1077)
Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 170
Medical Piece (2003) [2 hours, 11 min. on 2
tapes] (#925)
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD (April
2008) [30 min.] (#1107)
The Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997)
[46] (#1250)
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography)
DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#981)
Lying Eyes (American Justice) (2001) [41 min.]
(#1248 )
Major Case Investigation (FBI Teleconference)
(December 1990) [3 hours] (#135)
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims
(1998) [40 min.] (#787)
Sexual Assault Response Teams: Partnering for
Success (DVD) (circa 2006) [8 min.] (#1076)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
Recruitment
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Achieving Diversity through Marketing FBI
Teleconference (January 17, 2001) [2 hours]
(#801)
Careers in Criminal Justice (2002) [22 min.] (#1176 )
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD)
(1996) [46 min] (#1142)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4
hours, 9 min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
Joining the Force: In the Line of Duty Special Issue
(circa 2005) [1 hour] (#1048)
Making the Transition: A Career in Security
Management (circa 1991) [45 min.] (#264)
International Association of Directors of Law
Enforcement Standards and Training. Reciprocity
handbook 2015. Albion, Mich.: International
Association of Directors of Law Enforcement
Standards and Training; 2015.11143.2-IAD-2015.
U.S. Postal Inspectors: Your Partners in Law
Enforcement [12 min.] (#458)
Registration
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22
min.] (#1270)
Release
Releasing Inmates [8 min.] (#JOB 305)
Religion
Faith-Based Responses for Crime Victims DVD
(2008) [30 min.] (#1114)
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld DVD
(2009) [1 hour] (#1143)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Remains Identification
Forensic Anthropology, with Dr. William Bass
(1986) [2 hours, 26 min.] (#Set 20)
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) (2007)
[45 min.] (#1100)
Locating Human Remains (FBI Teleconference
(October 13, 1993) [1 hour, 45 min.] (#337)
Report Writing
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know (2015)
[31 min.] (#1289)
Deadly Force Issues (1999) [25 min.] (#736)
Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for
Law Enforcement and Judicial Authorities
(August 1998) [21 min.] (#750)
Effective Courtroom Testimony (October and
November 1998) [46 min. and 1 hour] (#663)
Ethical Use of Force (CA POST Telecourse) (October
2005) [3 hours, 21 min.] (#1317)
Principles of Report Writing [12 min.] (#JOB 102A)
Report Writing 1: The Basics (1999) [33 min.]
(#697)
Techniques of Report Writing [11 min.] (#JOB
102B)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Use of Force in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 112)
Use of Force Report Writing (2001) [13 min. and 15
min. on 2 tapes] (#825)
Use of Force Report Writing (In the Line of Duty)
(2015) [34 min.] (#1292)
Writing for Readers (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (May 1994) [24 min.] (#648)
Writing Skills for Command Personnel [79 min.]
(#Set 3)
Rescues
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
Basic Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement (Circa 2005)
[37 min.] (#1236)
Research
Biology and Crime (circa 1986) [29 min.] (#36)
Communities and Crime: A Study in Chicago (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1995) [58 min.] (#555)
Community Policing in Chicago: Fact or Fiction (NIJ
Research in Progress) (May 1995) [1 hour] (#495)
Corpse Tech: Modern Marvels (DVD) (2008) [44
min.] (#1123)
Crime of Stalking: How Big is the Problem? (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1997) [56 min.] (#603)
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The
Herman Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists
(2004) [31 min.] (#961)
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference)
(1989) [3 hours] (#1230)
Graduated Sanctions: An Effective Intervention
Strategy for Addressing Delinquency
Teleconference DVD (March 22, 2005) [1 hour,
36 min.] (#1072)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 171
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD (2006) [53
min.] (#1059)
Prevalence and Consequences of Child Victimization:
Preliminary Results from the National Survey of
Adolescents (NIJ Research in Progress) (1995)
[59 min.] (#556)
Public Health Implications of Law Enforcement
Stress [NIJ Research in Progress Series] (March
23, 1999) [37 min.] (#1093)
Pursuing Publication (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (July 1996) [24 min.] (#650)
TASER: Behind the Headlines DVD (2005) [29
min.] (#988)
Three Strikes You're Out: Benefits and Costs of
California's Mandatory Sentencing Law (NIJ
Research in Progress) [45 min.] (#517)
Tornadoes: Nature Tech (2003) [45 min.] (#987)
Violence and Mental Illness: A Community Solution
UAC Teleconference (1998) [106 min.] (#634)
Women who Kill and Assault (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (May 1997) [24 min.] (#651)
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention
Programs (OJJDP Teleconference) (March 21,
1997) [2 hours] (#846)
Research in Progress Series
Communities and Crime: A Study in Chicago (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1995) [58 min.] (#555)
Crime of Stalking: How Big is the Problem? (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1997) [56 min.] (#603)
Prevalence and Consequences of Child Victimization:
Preliminary Results from the National Survey of
Adolescents (NIJ Research in Progress) (1995)
[59 min.] (#556)
Public Health Implications of Law Enforcement
Stress [NIJ Research in Progress Series] (March
23, 1999) [37 min.] (#1093)
Three Strikes You're Out: Benefits and Costs of
California's Mandatory Sentencing Law (NIJ
Research in Progress) [45 min.] (#517)
Retirement
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
Rifles
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
Basic Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement (circa
2005) [1 hour, 31 min.] (#1238)
Traffic Stops of Sovereign Citizens: What Every Cop
Needs to Know (2012) [44 min.] (#1197)
Riot Control
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001)
[2 hours] (#820)
St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd Control (1997) [39 min.]
(#1306)
Yonge & the Restless: Policing the World Series
(circa 1994) [23 min.] (#457)
Riots
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Risk Management
The 5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004)
[46 min.] (#1182)
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and Discrimination
in the Workplace DVD (2004) [50 min.] (#1033)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4
hours, 9 min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) (2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Road Rage: See Driving
Robbery
After the Robbery: Crisis to Resolution (1997) [20
min] (#585)
Cargo Theft FBI Teleconference (March 1997) [2
hours] (#581)
Chicago Stings (1993) [10 min.] (#420)
Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In the Line of
Duty) (1996) [33 Min.] (#1013 )
Deadly Transactions (Investigative Reports Series)
DVD (1997) [47 min.] (#1070)
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa
2005) [2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
Latin American Theft Rings FBI Teleconference
(1996) [2 hours] (#535)
Railroad Police (Trains Unlimited) (1998) [45 min.]
(#635)
Shootout: The North Hollywood Shooting DVD
(2005) [44 min.] (#991)
Street Thief DVD (2007) [1 hour, 24 min.] (#1177)
Suspect Location Observation Technique (S.L.O.T.)
[7 min.] (#462)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
Russians
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 172
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Safety
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law (DVD) (March
2006) [8 min.] (#1129)
Advanced Concealed Carry (1997) [1 hour, 40 min.]
(#1298)
After the Robbery: Crisis to Resolution (1997) [20
min] (#585)
Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an Active
Shooter? (2011) [33 min.] (#1290)
Back Safety: A User's Guide DVD (2005) [28 min.]
(#Set 42)
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
The Basic Rules of Safe Firearms Ownership:
Fundamentals of Gun Safety (2000) [10 min.]
(#1279)
Basics of Personal Protection in the Home (2001)
[About an hour] (#1282)
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know (2015)
[31 min.] (#1289)
Children in Traffic (New Version) (1999) [14 min.]
(#872)
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the Pros
(1996) [1 hour, 59 min.] (#1297)
Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In
the Line of Duty) (2007) [29 min.] (#1075)
Courthouse Security (In the Line of Duty) DVD
(2005) [51 min.] (#1040)
Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and Survival
DVD (2006) [75 min.] (#1136)
Emergency Response Guidebook 2012 (2012) [20
min.] (#1261)
Fire Safety [8 min.] (#JOB 103)
Gangs and Gang Identification [11 min.] (#JOB 401)
Getting S.M.A.R.T. : Dealing with Bullies (2011) [20
min.] (#1203)
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart
Tips for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for
Cops (2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for
Cops (2016) [30 min.] (#1304)
Handgun Basics : Self-Defense and Target Shooting
(2004) [1 hour, 10 min.] (#1260)
Handling Undercover Contacts [10 min.] (#271)
House Clearing and Cornering : Tactics and
Techniques (1999) [1 hour, 8 min.] (#1259)
How to Save Your Dog's Life (1988) [36 min.] (#475)
I Am Not a Target : Your Child's Weapon Against
Predators (2004) [45 min.] (#1271)
I'm Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD (Circa 1998) [30
min.] (#1133)
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa
2005) [2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Learn Gun Safety With Eddie Eagle (circa 1995) [7
min.] (#375)
Lightning (Nature Tech) DVD (2003) [45 min.]
(#1063)
Park Smart [20 min.] (#630)
Personal Protection Outside the Home (2008) [26
min.] (#1283)
Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) (2000) [50 min.] (#884)
Safety in the After Disaster Environment: EENET
CERT Training (DVD) (February 15, 2006) [31
min.] (#1036)
Share the Road (League of Illinois Bicyclists) DVD
(2006) [7 min.] (#1064)
Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting Safer
Driving Practices Across the Nation DVD
(October 2008) [6 min] (#1155)
St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd Control (1997) [39 min.]
(#1306)
Stranger Safety (2005) [36 min.] (#1268)
Way Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques (2004)
[3 hours, 27 min.] (#1299)
Working in a Lockdown Unit [10 min.] (#JOB 402)
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet (2005) [14 min.]
(#990)
Scheduling
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
Schools
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders
and Their Families DVD (January 2007) [1 hour,
57 min.] (#1084)
Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an Active
Shooter? (2011) [33 min.] (#1290)
Beyond the Badge: Profile of a School Resource
Officer (2014) [17 min.] (#1315)
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.]
(#Set 43 )
Campus Insecurity (2000) [45 min.] (#1200)
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative
Reports) DVD (2002) [45 min.] (#949)
Conflict Resolution for Youth: Programming for
Schools, Youth-serving Organizations, and
Community and Juvenile Justice Settings (Office
of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Teleconference) (May 1996) [2 hours, 23 min.
(over two tapes)] (#606)
Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In
the Line of Duty) (2007) [29 min.] (#1075)
Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully (2010)
[20 min.] (#1196)
The Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) (1999)
[44 min.] (#1208)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 173
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs
(circa 2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD) (2013)
[53 min.] (#1231)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) (2000) [50 min.] (#884)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
School Bus Security: A 21st Century Approach DVD
(circa 2006) [13 min.] (#1168)
Teaching Kids to Kill (1999) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#941)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
Searches
Canine Deployment for Police (2008) [22 min.]
(#1121)
Contraband Control [9 min.] (#JOB 309)
Courthouse Security (In the Line of Duty) DVD
(2005) [51 min.] (#1040)
Effective Courtroom Testimony (October and
November 1998) [46 min. and 1 hour] (#663)
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for
Cops (2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17
min.] (#1027)
House Clearing and Cornering : Tactics and
Techniques (1999) [1 hour, 8 min.] (#1259)
How to Conduct Cell Searches [15 min.] (#JOB 101)
Infectious Diseases in the Jail (circa 1990) [9 min.]
(#JOB 109)
Interpersonal Communications: Legal Implications
(2001) [32 min. on 2 tapes] (#823)
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty (1996) [26
min.] (#849)
K-9 Dogs in Jails (1997) [10 min.] (#JOB 605)
Management of Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens
in Corrections (1998) [41 min.] (#CRT 221)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
School Bus Security: A 21st Century Approach DVD
(circa 2006) [13 min.] (#1168)
Search Incident to Arrest and Gender Problems
(1999) [30 min.] (#718)
Searches of Persons: Minnesota v. Dickerson (1999)
[30 min.] (#1278)
Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk Searches (Searches of
Persons 1) (1999) [28 min.] (#710)
Vehicle Searches (2000) [21 min.] (#773)
Searches – Vehicle : See “Vehicle
Searches”
Seat Belts
Buckle Up Training (circa 1990) [27 min.] (#79)
Crash Dynamics for Training Programs (1992) [19
min.] (#564)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic Physics (2000)
[22 min.] (#929)
Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics meets
Biology (2009) [24 min.] (#1187)
Security
Basic Security Principles [9 min.] (#JOB 107)
Courthouse Security (In the Line of Duty) DVD
(2005) [51 min.] (#1040)
Homeland Security and CommunityPolicing FBI
Teleconference (September 5, 2002) [2 hours]
(#856)
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers (2016) [44
min.] (#1302)
Iraq's Guns for Hire (2009) [45 min.] (#1212)
Jail Equipment Technology Advances [16 min.]
(#JOB 505)
Making the Transition: A Career in Security
Management (circa 1991) [45 min.] (#264)
School Bus Security: A 21st Century Approach DVD
(circa 2006) [13 min.] (#1168)
Sting Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1999) [24 min.] (#729)
Suspect Location Observation Technique (S.L.O.T.)
[7 min.] (#462)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
Segregation
Administrative Segregation [10 min.] (#JOB 205)
Self-Defense
Advanced Concealed Carry (1997) [1 hour, 40 min.]
(#1298)
Basic Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement (circa
2005) [1 hour, 31 min.] (#1238)
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the Pros
(1996) [1 hour, 59 min.] (#1297)
Dog Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST
Telecourse) (December 2015) [2 hours] (#1311)
Dynamic Striking Techniques (DVD) (1996) [37
min.] (#1102)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 1 [29 min.]
(#514)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 2 [36 min.]
(#515)
Fighting through Pepper Spray: Counter Assault and
Survival Tactics [29 min.] (#470)
Hindi Duty Belt (DVD) (2004) [42 min.] (#1164)
I Am Not a Target : Your Child's Weapon Against
Predators (2004) [45 min.] (#1271)
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa
2005) [2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
Knife Defense Fundamentals (DVD) (2003) [70 min.]
(#1180)
Long Gun Retention and Disarming Techniques
(1999) [27 min.] (#722)
Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for Illinois
(January 2000) [35 min.] (#826)
OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II (2001) [38 min.]
(#818)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 174
OC Aerosol Use in Law Enforcement [22 min.]
(#435)
Police Arrest and Control, with Keith Livingston
(DVD) (2007) [41 min.] (#1144)
Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs) (2003)
[Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85 min.] (#1103)
Practical and Tactical Handcuffing (2002) [32 min.]
(#Missing 847)
Seal-Mar Baton and Defensive Tactics : Real
Training for Real Life (2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1104)
St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd Control (1997) [39 min.]
(#1306)
Surviving Edged Weapons (circa 1988) [85 min.]
(#26)
Tactical Communications (CA POST Telecourse)
(April 2007) [2 hours, 33 min] (#1313)
Traffic Stops: High Risk Vehicle Contacts [27 min.]
(#490)
Traffic Stops: Unknown Risks [32 min.] (#489)
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response Worked
(In the Line of Duty) DVD (2007) [41 min.]
(#1095)
Use of Force Report Writing (2001) [13 min. and 15
min. on 2 tapes] (#825)
Use of Force Report Writing (In the Line of Duty)
(2015) [34 min.] (#1292)
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38
and 33 min.] (#969)
Way Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques (2004)
[3 hours, 27 min.] (#1299)
What Dogs Try to Tell Cops (2003) [24 min.] (#895)
What Every Law Enforcement Officer Should Know
about TASER (2004) [44 min.] (#936)
Sentencing
Three Strikes You're Out: Benefits and Costs of
California's Mandatory Sentencing Law (NIJ
Research in Progress) [45 min.] (#517)
Serial crimes
Aileen Wuornos (Biography) DVD (2003) [44 min]
(#1141)
Conversations With Killers (American Justice) DVD
(2005) [45 min.] (#1119)
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography)
DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#981)
Manson: 40 Years Later (2009) [90 min.] (#1151)
Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind (1997) [46
min.] (#1172)
Richard Speck [Investigative Reports] DVD (1996)
[46 min.] (#1204)
Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD
(circa 2000) [180 min.] (#980)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
(1998) [42 min.] (#1110)
Sexual Harassment:: See “Harassment”
Shiftwork
Staff Wellness [9 min.] (#JOB 509)
Shooting
Advanced Concealed Carry (1997) [1 hour, 40 min.]
(#1298)
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the Pros
(1996) [1 hour, 59 min.] (#1297)
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart
Tips for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
How to Shoot Fast and Accurately (1988) [45 min.]
(#1300)
Personal Protection Outside the Home (2008) [26
min.] (#1283)
Way Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques (2004)
[3 hours, 27 min.] (#1299)
A Woman's Guide to Firearms DVD (1987) [60 min]
(#1189)
Shootings
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an Active
Shooter? (2011) [33 min.] (#1290)
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.]
(#Set 43 )
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative
Reports) DVD (2002) [45 min.] (#949)
Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In the Line of
Duty) (1996) [33 Min.] (#1013 )
Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In
the Line of Duty) (2007) [29 min.] (#1075)
David High Story: A Guide for Close Combat
Survival [25 min.] (#460)
El Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of
Duty) DVD (2012) [54 min.] (#1207)
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference)
(1989) [3 hours] (#1230)
Firefight--Miami Shooting (circa 1987) [55 min.]
(#35)
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.]
(#1220)
I'm Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD (Circa 1998) [30
min.] (#1133)
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers (2016) [44
min.] (#1302)
It'll Never Happen to Me [44 min.] (#166)
The Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) (1999)
[44 min.] (#1208)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
(#963)
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special)
(circa 1992) [55 min.] (#236)
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs
(circa 2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
Officer Survival Tape [33 min.] (#161)
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD) (2013)
[53 min.] (#1231)
Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) (2000) [50 min.] (#884)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 175
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Second Chance vs. Magnum Force (1988) [118 min.]
(#50)
Shootout: The North Hollywood Shooting DVD
(2005) [44 min.] (#991)
Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors (2004) [44
min.] (#1074)
SWAT Teams Shootouts (DVD) (2005) [44 min.]
(#1126)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response Worked
(In the Line of Duty) DVD (2007) [41 min.]
(#1095)
Violence in the Workplace (FBI Teleconference) [2
hours] (#408)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Women who Kill and Assault (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (May 1997) [24 min.] (#651)
Shoplifting
Latin American Theft Rings FBI Teleconference
(1996) [2 hours] (#535)
Shotguns
The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun (2010) [1 hour, 48
min and 1 hour, 35 min.] (#Set 44)
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
Basic Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement (circa
2005) [1 hour, 31 min.] (#1238)
Long Gun Retention and Disarming Techniques
(1999) [27 min.] (#722)
SIDS: See “Sudden Infant Death Syndrome”
SIDS : See "Sudden Infant Death
Syndrome"
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Social Media POST Telecourse (2012) [1 hour, 50
min.] (#1265)
Social Services
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD (December 11,
2003) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1071)
Spanish Language
Autism: The Hidden Epidemic DVD (2005) [4
hours] (#975)
Homeland Security Begins at Home: 7 Signs of
Terrorism DVD (2005) [9 min.] (#993)
Identity Crisis: Delivering Justice DVD (2003) [12
min.] (#1042)
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special)
(circa 1992) [55 min.] (#236)
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [11
min.] (#1043)
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [9
min.] (#1044)
Speed Limits
Radar Enforcement Training Update [62 min.] (#143)
Stalking
Conversations With Killers (American Justice) DVD
(2005) [45 min.] (#1119)
Crime of Stalking: How Big is the Problem? (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1997) [56 min.] (#603)
The Use of Technology to Stalk (2011) [15 min.]
(#1193 )
Workplace Violence FBI Teleconference (May 17,
2000) [2 hours] (#795)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
Standards
Sirens
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
Statistics
Sleep
Good Night with the Sleep Doctor (2007) [79 min.]
(#1263)
Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD (2007) [17 min.]
(#1157 )
Crime of Stalking: How Big is the Problem? (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1997) [56 min.] (#603)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Status Offenses
Contraband Control [9 min.] (#JOB 309)
Drugs in the Jail [9 min.] (#JOB 206)
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders
and Their Families DVD (January 2007) [1 hour,
57 min.] (#1084)
Social media
Stores
Smuggling
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 176
Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In the Line of
Duty) (1996) [33 Min.] (#1013 )
Street Cop Series
Conducting Interrogations (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [13 min.] (#1030)
Conducting Interviews (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [14 min.] (#1029)
Courtroom Survival Tactics (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [12 min.] (#1032)
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop
Series) DVDs (2005) [14 min. and 18 min.: 32
min, total] (#1028)
Ethical Considerations (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [21 min.] (#1031)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17
min.] (#1027)
Surveillance (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [14
min.] (#1026)
Street Stops
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing
Video (VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Firearms Concealed Carry Act (2014) [34 min.]
(#1274 )
Handling Undercover Contacts [10 min.] (#271)
Interpersonal Communications: Legal Implications
(2001) [32 min. on 2 tapes] (#823)
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty (1996) [26
min.] (#849)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
(#963)
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special)
(circa 1992) [55 min.] (#236)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15
min.] (#921)
Roll Call Training on DUI for Police Departments in
Illinois (2001) [40 min. on 5 tapes] (#Set 24)
Roll Call Training on DUI for Police Departments in
Illinois: Volume 3 (2003) [43 min. on 6 tapes]
(#Set 34)
Second Chance vs. Magnum Force (1988) [118 min.]
(#50)
Seizure vs Non-Seizure of Persons (2000) [34 min. on
2 tapes] (#758)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
Traffic Stops: High Risk Vehicle Contacts [27 min.]
(#490)
Traffic Stops: Unknown Risks [32 min.] (#489)
Stress
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
Adventures in Public Speaking {Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy} (December 2000) [24 min.]
(#798)
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.]
(#Set 43 )
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to
First Responders FBI Teleconference (May 14,
2003) [1 hour, 51 min.] (#908)
Cop Counselors (Investigative Reports) DVD (2001)
[45 min.] (#1098)
Coping with the Job [10 min.] (#JOB 303)
Critical Incidents in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 211)
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST
Telecourse) (September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Domestic Abuse by Police Officers FBI
Teleconference (September 1998) [2 hours]
(#662)
El Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of
Duty) DVD (2012) [54 min.] (#1207)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November
1999) [2 hours] (#764)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.]
(#1220)
Human Factors in Undercover Operations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (1993) [24
min.] (#732)
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail
Crisis Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB
711)
Pain Behind the Badge (The) (2012) [1 hour, 5 min.]
(#1222)
Post Assault Support (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (June 1997) [24 min.] (#666)
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3
Officer Needs Assistance (California POST
Telecourse) (December 2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1202 )
Preventing Road Rage: Anger Management for
Drivers (1998) [20 min.] (#658)
Psychological Impact of Terrorism (Live Response)
DVD (July 19, 2006) [58 min.] (#1060)
Public Health Implications of Law Enforcement
Stress [NIJ Research in Progress Series] (March
23, 1999) [37 min.] (#1093)
Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own (DVD)
(February 2004) [21 min.] (#1082)
Staff Victimization During Jail Crises (1997) [10
min.] (#JOB 608)
Staff Wellness [9 min.] (#JOB 509)
Stamp Collecting (Circa 1970s) [19 min.] (#153)
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups
(Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29
min.] (#851)
Stress Management [10 min.] (#JOB 202)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours]
(#713)
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement
Personnel POST Telecourse (June 2008) [1 hour,
45 min.] (#1228)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 177
Voices of September 11th [The] (2003) [3 hours, 47
min.] (#Set 29)
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome
Healing Presence (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2003) [25
min.] (#1319)
You Are Not Alone (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2002) [23
min.] (#1320)
Suicide
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
Code 9 : Officer Needs Assistance (2016) [1 hour, 20
min.] (#1316)
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to
First Responders FBI Teleconference (May 14,
2003) [1 hour, 51 min.] (#908)
Cop Counselors (Investigative Reports) DVD (2001)
[45 min.] (#1098)
Dealing with Aggressive Behavior [10 min.] (#JOB
307)
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims
(1998) [40 min.] (#787)
Mental Health Update (CA POST Telecourse)
(August 2013) [2 hours] (#1318)
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
Pain Behind the Badge (The) (2012) [1 hour, 5 min.]
(#1222)
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3
Officer Needs Assistance (California POST
Telecourse) (December 2007) [1 hour, 44 min.]
(#1202 )
Preventing Suicides [10 min.] (#JOB 212)
Public Health Implications of Law Enforcement
Stress [NIJ Research in Progress Series] (March
23, 1999) [37 min.] (#1093)
Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own (DVD)
(February 2004) [21 min.] (#1082)
Stamp Collecting (Circa 1970s) [19 min.] (#153)
Suicide: A Calculated Departure DVD (April 9,
2008) [55 min.] (#1105)
Suicide Watch & Intervention (1999) [26 min.]
(#CRT 226)
Working with Inmates with Mental Illness [17 min.]
(#JOB 410)
Supervision
The 5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004)
[46 min.] (#1182)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Coaching the Problem Employee (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (December 1993) [24 min.]
(#665)
Cross-Gender Supervision [8 min.] (#JOB 308 )
CTO (Communications Training Officer)
Development 2003: Tools for the Trainer POST
Telecourse (2003) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1266)
Cultural Diversity in America (United Against Crime
Teleconference) (1998) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#691)
Damned if You Don't [29 min.] (#136)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and Discrimination
in the Workplace DVD (2004) [50 min.] (#1033)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4
hours, 9 min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Law Enforcement Management, Pts. 1 and 2
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (January and
February 1998) [48 min.] (#668)
Leadership and Communication Essentials in Law
Enforcement (September/October 1999) [48 min.]
(#Set 21)
Leadership POST Telecourse (1996) [2 hours] (#540)
Melvin Purvis (Biography) DVD (1999) [45 min.]
(#1109)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Post Assault Support (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (June 1997) [24 min.] (#666)
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour,
39 min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement
Personnel POST Telecourse (June 2008) [1 hour,
45 min.] (#1228)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse
(DVD) (February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) (2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Surveillance
Surveillance (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [14
min.] (#1026)
Suspect Location Observation Technique (S.L.O.T.)
[7 min.] (#462)
Surveys
Communities and Crime: A Study in Chicago (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1995) [58 min.] (#555)
Bank Robberies: See "Robbery"
Survival
Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006, EENET
Broadcast) (January 18, 2006) [58 min.] (#1038)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 178
Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] (April 1997 ) [24 min.]
(#716)
Basic Close Quarters Shooting for Law Enforcement
(circa 2005) [1 hour, 32 min.] (#1240)
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
Basic Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement (circa
2005) [1 hour, 31 min.] (#1238)
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.]
(#Set 43 )
David High Story: A Guide for Close Combat
Survival [25 min.] (#460)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 1 [29 min.]
(#514)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 2 [36 min.]
(#515)
Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and Survival
DVD (2006) [75 min.] (#1136)
Fighting through Pepper Spray: Counter Assault and
Survival Tactics [29 min.] (#470)
Firearms and Use of Cover [27 min.] (#455)
Firefight--Miami Shooting (circa 1987) [55 min.]
(#35)
Gangland: Basic Training DVD (2008) [44 min]
(#1140)
Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice & Survival
(2013) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1255)
High-Risk Security Escorts [8 min.] (#JOB 311)
Hindi Duty Belt (DVD) (2004) [42 min.] (#1164)
I'm Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD (Circa 1998) [30
min.] (#1133)
It'll Never Happen to Me [44 min.] (#166)
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty (1996) [26
min.] (#849)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
(#963)
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special)
(circa 1992) [55 min.] (#236)
Officer Survival Tape [33 min.] (#161)
Police Arrest and Control, with Keith Livingston
(DVD) (2007) [41 min.] (#1144)
Police Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 12
min. ] (#1146)
Police Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 4
min.] (#1145)
Searches of Persons: Minnesota v. Dickerson (1999)
[30 min.] (#1278)
Second Chance vs. Magnum Force (1988) [118 min.]
(#50)
Shootout: The North Hollywood Shooting DVD
(2005) [44 min.] (#991)
Situational Use of Force Options Chart [9 min.]
(#467)
Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST
Telecourse) (May 2013) [1 hour, 33 min] (#1309)
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups
(Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29
min.] (#851)
Surviving Edged Weapons (circa 1988) [85 min.]
(#26)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
Traffic Stops of Sovereign Citizens: What Every Cop
Needs to Know (2012) [44 min.] (#1197)
Women who Kill and Assault (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (May 1997) [24 min.] (#651)
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet (2005) [14 min.]
(#990)
SWAT
SWAT Teams Shootouts (DVD) (2005) [44 min.]
(#1126)
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response Worked
(In the Line of Duty) DVD (2007) [41 min.]
(#1095)
Swimming
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
Synthetic Drugs
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012)
[24 min] (#1213)
Tactics
The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun (2010) [1 hour, 48
min and 1 hour, 35 min.] (#Set 44)
Basic Close Quarters Shooting for Law Enforcement
(circa 2005) [1 hour, 32 min.] (#1240)
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
Use of Force: The Death of Eric Garner (2015) [30
min.] (#1293)
TASERs
El Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of
Duty) DVD (2012) [54 min.] (#1207)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45
min.] (#913)
OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II (2001) [38 min.]
(#818)
TASER: Behind the Headlines DVD (2005) [29
min.] (#988)
What Every Law Enforcement Officer Should Know
about TASER (2004) [44 min.] (#936)
technology
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1
hour, 42 min.] (#1224)
Forensics on Trial (Nova) (2012) [53 min.] (#1245 )
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December
13, 2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
Jail Equipment Technology Advances [16 min.]
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 179
(#JOB 505)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) (2013) [52 min.]
(#1242 )
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Prisons: Modern Marvels (2000) [44 min.] (#917)
The Use of Technology to Stalk (2011) [15 min.]
(#1193 )
Telephones
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [11
min.] (#1043)
Terrorism
9-11 Commission Report DVD (2004) [130 min.]
(#956)
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.]
(#Set 43 )
Category 3 (January 10, 2006) [13 min.] (#1206)
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) (2007)
[45 min.] (#1100)
Hate Crime – The Violent Outgrowth of Intolerance
FBI Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#623)
Hazardous Materials: What Every Cop Needs to
Know (2008) [23 min.] (#1223)
Homeland Security and CommunityPolicing FBI
Teleconference (September 5, 2002) [2 hours]
(#856)
Homeland Security Begins at Home: 7 Signs of
Terrorism DVD (2005) [9 min.] (#993)
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December
13, 2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
Iraq's Guns for Hire (2009) [45 min.] (#1212)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September
2002) [29 and 26 min.] (#938)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001)
[2 hours] (#820)
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs
(circa 2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
Psychological Impact of Terrorism (Live Response)
DVD (July 19, 2006) [58 min.] (#1060)
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
School Bus Security: A 21st Century Approach DVD
(circa 2006) [13 min.] (#1168)
Suicide Bomber DVD (2005) [30 min.] (#971)
Suicide/Homicide Bombers (Live Response) DVD
(September 27, 2006) [58 min.] (#1062)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
(1998) [42 min.] (#1110)
Traffic Stops of Sovereign Citizens: What Every Cop
Needs to Know (2012) [44 min.] (#1197)
Vigilance: Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism
DVD (circa 2004) [ 7 min. and 9 min.: 16 min.,
total] (#1083)
terrorists
9-11 Commission Report DVD (2004) [130 min.]
(#956)
Category 3 (January 10, 2006) [13 min.] (#1206)
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December
13, 2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs
(circa 2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
Testifying
Courtroom Survival Tactics (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [12 min.] (#1032)
Effective Courtroom Testimony (October and
November 1998) [46 min. and 1 hour] (#663)
Rodney King Case (The): What the Jury Saw in
California v. Powell [1 hour, 56 min.] (#266)
Testifying in Court (circa 1998) [ 15 min.] (#JOB
709)
Traffic Stops and Interdiction (DVD) (2008) [34
min.] (#1099)
Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in the
Courtroom: Mock Trial DVDs (2008) [2 ½
hours] (#1113)
Testimony
Eyewitness (American Justice) (1997) [47 min.]
(#1252 )
Mistaken Identity (American Justice) (2003) [45
min.] (#1251)
Rodney King Case (The): What the Jury Saw in
California v. Powell [1 hour, 56 min.] (#266)
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45
min.] (#1243)
theft
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism
POST Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54
min.] (#901)
Street Thief DVD (2007) [1 hour, 24 min.] (#1177)
Tornadoes
2016 TESSA Super Storm Spotter Training (2016) [1
hour, 39 min.] (#1301)
Storm Watch (1995) [30 min.] (#741)
TESSA 2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session
DVD (2005) [176 min.] (#1041)
TESSA 2010 Super Storm Spotter Training Session
DVD (2010) [2 hours] (#1190)
Tornadoes: Nature Tech (2003) [45 min.] (#987)
Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD (2006)
[44 min.] (#1055)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 180
Tornados; See "Emergencies"
Tracking
Responding to People with Alzheimer's Disease :
Best Practices for Law Enforcement (2013) [24
min.] (#1253)
Traffic
Children in Traffic (New Version) (1999) [14 min.]
(#872)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Perspectives on Enforcement DVD (1993) [17 min.]
(#1156 )
Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD (2007) [17 min.]
(#1157 )
Preventing Road Rage: Anger Management for
Drivers (1998) [20 min.] (#658)
Radar Enforcement Training Update [62 min.] (#143)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting Safer
Driving Practices Across the Nation DVD
(October 2008) [6 min] (#1155)
Signs, Signals and Markings (DVD) (2006) [18 min.]
(#1116)
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet (2005) [14 min.]
(#990)
Training
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Advanced Concealed Carry (1997) [1 hour, 40 min.]
(#1298)
Communication in Police Training [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (July 1998) [24 min.] (#683)
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the Pros
(1996) [1 hour, 59 min.] (#1297)
How to Shoot Fast and Accurately (1988) [45 min.]
(#1300)
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
Management of Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens
in Corrections (1998) [41 min.] (#CRT 221)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse (October
2002) [1 hours, 51 min.] (#867)
Scenario Training DVD (circa 1999) [28 min.]
(#1135)
Way Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques (2004)
[3 hours, 27 min.] (#1299)
A Woman's Guide to Firearms DVD (1987) [60 min]
(#1189)
Trains
Traffic Accidents
Locomotive Emergency Response Operations DVD
(circa 2006) [28 min.] (#1052)
Michelle Norton Story [The] (circa 2001) [20 min.]
(#928)
Transgender
Traffic Direction
Between the Lines; Adult School Crossing Guard
Training [20 min.] (#325)
Directing Traffic: The Basics (circa 1994) [15 min.]
(#529)
Traffic Stops
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty (1996) [26
min.] (#849)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
(#963)
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special)
(circa 1992) [55 min.] (#236)
Perspectives on Enforcement DVD (1993) [17 min.]
(#1156 )
Traffic Stops and Interdiction (DVD) (2008) [34
min.] (#1099)
Traffic Stops: High Risk Vehicle Contacts [27 min.]
(#490)
Traffic Stops: Unknown Risks [32 min.] (#489)
Vehicle Searches (2000) [21 min.] (#773)
Vigilance: Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism
DVD (circa 2004) [ 7 min. and 9 min.: 16 min.,
total] (#1083)
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet (2005) [14 min.]
(#990)
A Prosecutor's Stand (2014) [21 min] (#1288)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
(September 2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Transportation (Inmates)
Courthouse Security (In the Line of Duty) DVD
(2005) [51 min.] (#1040)
Extradition Procedures POST Telecourse (DVD)
(May 2008) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1122)
High-Risk Security Escorts [8 min.] (#JOB 311)
Inmate Transportation [9 min.] (#JOB 110)
Positional Asphyxia, Sudden Death, and Transporting
Suspects [29 min.] (#522)
Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update (2000) [16 min.]
(#778)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
Traumatic Stress
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45
min., (Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes]
(#1285)
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016)
[2 ours] (#1310)
After the Robbery: Crisis to Resolution (1997) [20
min] (#585)
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.]
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 181
(#Set 43 )
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Code 9 : Officer Needs Assistance (2016) [1 hour, 20
min.] (#1316)
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to
First Responders FBI Teleconference (May 14,
2003) [1 hour, 51 min.] (#908)
Cop Counselors (Investigative Reports) DVD (2001)
[45 min.] (#1098)
Deadly Force Issues (1999) [25 min.] (#736)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998)
[2 hours] (#689)
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail
Crisis Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB
711)
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims
(1998) [40 min.] (#787)
Pain Behind the Badge (The) (2012) [1 hour, 5 min.]
(#1222)
Post Assault Support (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (June 1997) [24 min.] (#666)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain
Injury (CA POST DVD) (circa 2011) [1 hour, 16
min.] (#1227)
Prevalence and Consequences of Child Victimization:
Preliminary Results from the National Survey of
Adolescents (NIJ Research in Progress) (1995)
[59 min.] (#556)
Recovering from Your Crime Related Injuries (DVD)
(1999) [11 min.] (#1081)
Restrepo : One Platoon, One Valley, One Year (2010)
[93 min.] (#1247)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Staff Victimization During Jail Crises (1997) [10
min.] (#JOB 608)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours]
(#713)
Suicide/Homicide Bombers (Live Response) DVD
(September 27, 2006) [58 min.] (#1062)
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn (circa 2001) [57
min.] (#1078)
Traumatic Stress: See "Stress (Critical
Incident)"
Treatment
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Trucks
Cargo Theft FBI Teleconference (March 1997) [2
hours] (#581)
Emergency Response Guidebook 2012 (2012) [20
min.] (#1261)
The Hidden Truth : Verifying Driving Logs (DVD)
(circa 2005) [13 min.] (#1148)
Perspectives on Enforcement DVD (1993) [17 min.]
(#1156 )
Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD (2007) [17 min.]
(#1157 )
Using the Emergency Response Guidebook DVD
(2005) [9 min.] (#1154)
Undercover Operations
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975)
[20 min./episode] (#1219)
Behind Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) (2007) [44
min.] (#1124)
David High Story: A Guide for Close Combat
Survival [25 min.] (#460)
Handling Undercover Contacts [10 min.] (#271)
Human Factors in Undercover Operations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (1993) [24
min.] (#732)
Narcs (American Justice) DVD (1997) [47 min.]
(#1218 )
Sting Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1999) [24 min.] (#729)
United Against Crime Teleconference
Cultural Diversity in America (United Against Crime
Teleconference) (1998) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#691)
Violence and Mental Illness: A Community Solution
UAC Teleconference (1998) [106 min.] (#634)
United States
International Association of Directors of Law
Enforcement Standards and Training. Reciprocity
handbook 2015. Albion, Mich.: International
Association of Directors of Law Enforcement
Standards and Training; 2015.11143.2-IAD-2015.
Vehicle Searches
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for
Cops (2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17
min.] (#1027)
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty (1996) [26
min.] (#849)
Vehicle Searches (2000) [21 min.] (#773)
Vehicle Stops
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Firearms Concealed Carry Act (2014) [34 min.]
(#1274 )
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart
Tips for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for
Cops (2016) [30 min.] (#1304)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld DVD
(2009) [1 hour] (#1143)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 182
Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST
Telecourse) (May 2013) [1 hour, 33 min] (#1309)
Traffic Stops of Sovereign Citizens: What Every Cop
Needs to Know (2012) [44 min.] (#1197)
Vehicle Theft
Park Smart [20 min.] (#630)
Vehicles
Police Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 12
min. ] (#1146)
Victim Services
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail
Crisis Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB
711)
Victims
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
After the Robbery: Crisis to Resolution (1997) [20
min] (#585)
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) (2008) [88
min., in 2 programs] (#1150)
Anti-Human Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD (2006) [45 min.] (#1065)
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour,
20 min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002)
[1 hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Deadly Transactions (Investigative Reports Series)
DVD (1997) [47 min.] (#1070)
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals
and Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31
min.] (#Set 27)
Disaster Management [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (January/February 1999) [48 min.]
(#688)
DNA: Critical Issues for Those Who Work with
Victims DVD (April 2007) [24 min.] (#1077)
Eyewitness (American Justice) (1997) [47 min.]
(#1252 )
Faith-Based Responses for Crime Victims DVD
(2008) [30 min.] (#1114)
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD (April
2008) [30 min.] (#1107)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min.
, and 9 min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully (2010)
[20 min.] (#1196)
Lessons from a Hate Crime Detective (2014) [7 min.]
(#1287)
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD
(March 22, 2006) [58 min.] (#1061)
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims
(1998) [40 min.] (#787)
Michelle Norton Story [The] (circa 2001) [20 min.]
(#928)
Mistaken Identity (American Justice) (2003) [45
min.] (#1251)
News Media's Coverage of Crime and Victimization
(1999) [26 min.] (#786)
A Prosecutor's Stand (2014) [21 min] (#1288)
Recovering from Your Crime Related Injuries (DVD)
(1999) [11 min.] (#1081)
Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking DVD
(April 2008) [20 min.] (#1106)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1
hour, 15 min.] (#Set 45)
Service, Support & Justice : Law Enforcement
Response to Crime Victims (2012) [15 min.]
(#1237)
Sexual Assault Response Teams: Partnering for
Success (DVD) (circa 2006) [8 min.] (#1076)
Staff Victimization During Jail Crises (1997) [10
min.] (#JOB 608)
The Use of Technology to Stalk (2011) [15 min.]
(#1193 )
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn (circa 2001) [57
min.] (#1078)
Victims with Disabilities: the Forensic Interview:
Techniques for Interviewing Victims with
Communication and/or Cognitive Disabilities
(DVD) (August 2011) [57 min.] (#Set 37)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD (December 11,
2003) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1071)
Workplace Violence FBI Teleconference (May 17,
2000) [2 hours] (#795)
Video Photography
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know (2015)
[31 min.] (#1289)
Creating Media for Community Relations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (March
2001) [24 min.] (#794)
Traffic Stops and Interdiction (DVD) (2008) [34
min.] (#1099)
Viewpoints from the FBI Academy
Adventures in Public Speaking {Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy} (December 2000) [24 min.]
(#798)
Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] (April 1997 ) [24 min.]
(#716)
Coaching the Problem Employee (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (December 1993) [24 min.]
(#665)
Cognitive Interviewing [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1996) [24 min.] (#714)
Communication in Police Training [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (July 1998) [24 min.] (#683)
Creating Media for Community Relations
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 183
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (March
2001) [24 min.] (#794)
Deadly Force Policy (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (March 1996) [24 min.] (#649)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January
1997) [2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Disaster Management [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (January/February 1999) [48 min.]
(#688)
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
Homicide by Poisoning [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (December 1997) [24 min.] (#681)
Human Factors in Undercover Operations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (1993) [24
min.] (#732)
Interpol: The International Link [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (April 1998) [24 min.] (#682)
Law Enforcement Management, Pts. 1 and 2
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (January and
February 1998) [48 min.] (#668)
Leadership and Communication Essentials in Law
Enforcement (September/October 1999) [48 min.]
(#Set 21)
Police Pursuit [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(September 1998) [24 min.] (#685)
Post Assault Support (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (June 1997) [24 min.] (#666)
Pursuing Publication (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (July 1996) [24 min.] (#650)
Sting Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1999) [24 min.] (#729)
Street Gangs: An Overview (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (May 1998) [24 min.] (#652)
Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can Do
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (June 1998)
[24 min.] (#653)
Truth or Deception [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (May 1996) [24 min.] (#715)
Women who Kill and Assault (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (May 1997) [24 min.] (#651)
Writing for Readers (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (May 1994) [24 min.] (#648)
Violence
Conflict Resolution for Youth: Programming for
Schools, Youth-serving Organizations, and
Community and Juvenile Justice Settings (Office
of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Teleconference) (May 1996) [2 hours, 23 min.
(over two tapes)] (#606)
Crime, the Media, and Our Public Discourse (NIJ
Perspectives on Crime and Justice) (1997) [72
min.] (#607)
Deadly Transactions (Investigative Reports Series)
DVD (1997) [47 min.] (#1070)
Gang Violence in America : 20th Century with Mike
Wallace (1996) [43 min.] (#809)
The Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) (1999)
[44 min.] (#1208)
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report
(1997) [45 min.] (#811)
Preventing Road Rage: Anger Management for
Drivers (1998) [20 min.] (#658)
Teaching Kids to Kill (1999) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#941)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
Volunteers
Safety in the After Disaster Environment: EENET
CERT Training (DVD) (February 15, 2006) [31
min.] (#1036)
Volunteers in Jails (1996) [11 min.] (#JOB 601)
Volunteers in Police Service Educational Video
Series DVD (circa 2006) [40 min., over 4
programs] (#1056)
Weapon Retention
Long Gun Retention and Disarming Techniques
(1999) [27 min.] (#722)
Weapons
Behind Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) (2007) [44
min.] (#1124)
Control of Keys, Tools and Supplies [8 min.] (#JOB
306)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 1 [29 min.]
(#514)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 2 [36 min.]
(#515)
Extradition Procedures POST Telecourse (DVD)
(May 2008) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1122)
Knife Defense Fundamentals (DVD) (2003) [70 min.]
(#1180)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45
min.] (#913)
OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II (2001) [38 min.]
(#818)
Surviving Edged Weapons (circa 1988) [85 min.]
(#26)
What Every Law Enforcement Officer Should Know
about TASER (2004) [44 min.] (#936)
Weather
2016 TESSA Super Storm Spotter Training (2016) [1
hour, 39 min.] (#1301)
Lightning (Nature Tech) DVD (2003) [45 min.]
(#1063)
Natural Disasters: Hurricane Preparedness [10 min.]
(#JOB 210)
Storm Watch (1995) [30 min.] (#741)
TESSA 2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session
DVD (2005) [176 min.] (#1041)
TESSA 2010 Super Storm Spotter Training Session
DVD (2010) [2 hours] (#1190)
Tornadoes: Nature Tech (2003) [45 min.] (#987)
Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD (2006)
[44 min.] (#1055)
Whites
Hate Crime – The Violent Outgrowth of Intolerance
FBI Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#623)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 184
Witnesses
Eyewitness (American Justice) (1997) [47 min.]
(#1252 )
Lying Eyes (American Justice) (2001) [41 min.]
(#1248 )
Mistaken Identity (American Justice) (2003) [45
min.] (#1251)
Sequential Identification (2005) [9 min.] (#1280)
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45
min.] (#1243)
Witness DVD (circa 1998) [22 min.] (#1134)
FBI Academy) (May 1997) [24 min.] (#651)
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD (December 11,
2003) [1 hour, 40 min.] (#1071)
Workplace Violence
Violence in the Workplace (FBI Teleconference) [2
hours] (#408)
Workplace Violence FBI Teleconference (May 17,
2000) [2 hours] (#795)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
WMDs
Writing
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD
(March 22, 2006) [58 min.] (#1061)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Creating Media for Community Relations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] (March
2001) [24 min.] (#794)
Pursuing Publication (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (July 1996) [24 min.] (#650)
Working in a Lockdown Unit [10 min.] (#JOB 402)
Writing for Readers (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (May 1994) [24 min.] (#648)
Writing Skills for Command Personnel [79 min.]
(#Set 3)
Women
Female Gang Members in Jails (circa 1995) [13
min.] (#JOB 611)
Gang Violence in America : 20th Century with Mike
Wallace (1996) [43 min.] (#809)
Graduated Sanctions: An Effective Intervention
Strategy for Addressing Delinquency
Teleconference DVD (March 22, 2005) [1 hour,
36 min.] (#1072)
Women who Kill and Assault (Viewpoints from the
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 185
DVD Title Index
$100 Training Video Presentation DVD (2010) [9 and
20 min.] (#1171)
2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD - See:
TESSA 2005 Super Storm Spotter Training
Session DVD [2005] (#1041)
2010 Super Storm Spotter Training Session - See:
TESSA 2010 Super Storm Spotter Training
Session DVD [2010] (#1190)
2016 TESSA Super Storm Spotter Training (2016) [1
hour, 39 min.] (#1301)
20th Century with Mike Wallace : Gang Violence in
America - See: Gang Violence in America : 20th
Century with Mike Wallace [1996] (#809)
40 Years Later: Manson - See: Manson: 40 Years
Later [2009] (#1151)
5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004) [46
min.] (#1182)
7 Signs of Terrorism DVD: Homeland Security Begins
at Home - See: Homeland Security Begins at
Home: 7 Signs of Terrorism DVD [2005] (#993)
9: Code 9: Officer Needs Assistance - See: Code 9 :
Officer Needs Assistance [2016] (#1316)
9-1-1 for Teens (Pub Ed.) - See: 911onDVD -- Volume
3 [2011] (#1284)
9-11 Commission Report DVD (2004) [130 min.] (#956)
9-11: Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) - See: Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned at the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and Boca
Raton, Florida (EENET Teleconference) [1915]
(#893)
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes]
(#1186)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45 min.,
(Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service (2008) [73
min.] (#1120)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.]
(#1235)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes] (#1285)
A. Lincoln, Attorney at Law DVD (2006) [27 min.]
(#1096)
Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law (DVD) (March
2006) [8 min.] (#1129)
ABCs of CPR: First Response (DVD) (2006) [48 min.]
(#1152)
Abuse (Child) investigations - See: Child Abuse
Investigations (CA POST Telecourse DVD) [2000]
(#1229)
Abuse (Elder): What Judges and Court Personnel
Should know - See: Responding to Elder Abuse:
What Judges and Court Personnel Should know
DVD [2010] (#1166)
Abuse (Elder): What Law Enforcement Should Know
- See: Responding to Elder Abuse: What Law
Enforcement Should Know {DVD} [2010] (#1167)
Abuse: Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The
Medical Piece - See: Elder Physical Abuse and
Sexual Abuse: The Medical Piece [2003] (#925)
Abuse: Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.) See: Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.)
[2002] (#887)
Abuse: Responding to Elder Abuse: What Community
Corrections Should Know - See: Responding to
Elder Abuse: What Community Corrections
Should Know DVD) [2010] (#1165)
Accident Scene Management [30 min.] (#482)
Accurately and Fast: How to Shoot - See: How to
Shoot Fast and Accurately [1988] (#1300)
Achieving Diversity through Marketing FBI
Teleconference (January 17, 2001) [2 hours] (#801)
Acquaintance/Date Rape Investigation (2001) [19 min.]
(#904)
Active Killers: Identifying and Stopping - See:
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers [2016]
(#1302)
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016) [2
ours] (#1310)
Active Shooter: Are You or Your Agency Prepared See: Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an
Active Shooter? [2011] (#1290)
Active Shooter: Aurora, Colorado - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Active Shooter: Rapid Response to the Active Shooter
(In the Line of Duty Special Issue) - See: Rapid
Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) [2000] (#884)
Adam Lanza: Raising Adam Lanza - See: Raising
Adam Lanza [2013] (#1232)
Addicted Inmates: Intake through Process (circa 1998)
[13 min.] (#JOB 702)
Addressing (26 min.) - See: 911 on DVD: Volume 4
[2012] (#1272)
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders and
Their Families DVD (January 2007) [1 hour, 57
min.] (#1084)
Administrative Segregation [10 min.] (#JOB 205)
Advanced (Way) Concealed Carry - See: Way
Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques [2004]
(#1299)
Advanced Concealed Carry (1997) [1 hour, 40 min.]
(#1298)
Adventures in Public Speaking {Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy} (December 2000) [24 min.] (#798)
Aerosol (OC) in Law Enforcement II - See: OC
Aerosol in Law Enforcement II [2001] (#818)
Affairs: Internal Affairs: American Justice - See:
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) [1997]
(#1162)
After Disaster Environment: Safety in the After
Disaster Environment: EENET CERT Training
(DVD) - See: Safety in the After Disaster
Environment: EENET CERT Training (DVD)
[2006] (#1036)
After the Robbery: Crisis to Resolution (1997) [20 min]
(#585)
After the Smoke Clears - See: The Bullet Proof Mind
[2011] (#Set 43)
Aggressive Driving: Sharing Ideas to Save Lives - See:
Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting Safer
Driving Practices Across the Nation DVD [2008]
(#1155)
Aileen Wuornos (Biography) DVD (2003) [44 min]
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 186
(#1141)
Aircraft Emergencies (8 min) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
Airport Disaster Planning - See: 911on DVD, Volume
5 [2012] (#1235)
Al Capone: Scarface DVD (Biography) (1995) [44
min.] (#1112)
Alan Pinkerton : The Original Private Eye (Biography)
(1999) [46 min.] (#1234)
Aliens: Working with Illegal Alien Inmates - See:
Working with Illegal Alien Inmates [1997] (#JOB
612)
Aline, You are not Alone - See: You Are Not Alone
(SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) [2002] (#1320)
All the King's Men: Picking Up the Pieces (DVD)
(2006) [13 min.] (#1035)
Alzheimer's (Approaching): Make Your First
Response the Right Response - See: Approaching
Alzheimer's: Make Your First Response the Right
Response (DVD) [2008] (#1139)
Alzheimer's Disease: Facing the Facts (2009) [46 min.]
(#1264)
Ambush: The Jonesboro Schoolyard - See: The
Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) [1999]
(#1208)
America: Guns - See: Guns in America [2008] (#1254)
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) (2008) [88
min., in 2 programs] (#1150)
American Justice: Conversations With Killers - See:
Conversations With Killers (American Justice)
DVD [2005] (#1119)
American Justice: Cops on Trial - See: Cops on Trial
(American Justice) [1994] (#1216)
American Justice: Eyewitness - See: Eyewitness
(American Justice) [1997] (#1252)
American Justice: Internal Affairs - See: Internal
Affairs: American Justice (DVD) [1997] (#1162)
American Justice: Lying Eyes - See: Lying Eyes
(American Justice) [2001] (#1248)
American Justice: Mafia: The History of the Mob in
America - See: Mafia: The History of the Mob in
America (DVDs) [1993] (#1058)
American Justice: Mistaken Identity - See: Mistaken
Identity (American Justice) [2003] (#1251)
American Justice: murder In Cold Blood - See:
Murder "In Cold Blood" (American Justice)
[1997] (#1249)
American Justice: Narcs - See: Narcs (American
Justice) DVD [1997] (#1218)
American Justice: Private Eyes - See: Private Eyes
(American Justice) DVD [1994] (#1117)
American Justice: The Bully of Toulon - See: The
Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD [2004]
(#1108)
American Justice: To Catch a Killer: Homicide
Detectives (American Justice Series) DVD - See:
To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American
Justice Series) DVD [1996] (#1069)
American Justice; Hillside Stranglers - See: The
Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) [1997]
(#1250)
American Justice; The Central Park Jogger Case:
What Went Wrong? - See: The Central Park
Jogger Case: What Went Wrong? (American
Justice) [2003] (#1244)
Anatomy of a Chase (Circa 1989) [37 min.] (#42)
Anger Management for Drivers: Preventing Road
Rage - See: Preventing Road Rage: Anger
Management for Drivers [1998] (#658)
Animals on the Loose - See: 911on DVD, Volume 5
[2012] (#1235)
Answer: The 5 Ds - See: The Bullet Proof Mind [2011]
(#Set 43)
Anti-Human Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD (2006) [45 min.] (#1065)
APCO Narrowbanding Seminar: May 2010 - See:
Illinois APCO Narrowbanding Seminar (May
2010) (DVD) [2010] (#1185)
Approaching Alzheimer's: Make Your First Response
the Right Response (DVD) (2008) [29 min.] (#1139)
Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an Active
Shooter? (2011) [33 min.] (#1290)
Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006, EENET Broadcast)
(January 18, 2006) [58 min.] (#1038)
Arrest and Control (Police) - See: Police Arrest and
Control, with Keith Livingston (DVD) [2007]
(#1144)
Art of the Dynamic Shotgun (2010) [1 hour, 48 min and
1 hour, 35 min.] (#Set 44)
Aryan Terror - See: Gangland: The Fourth Season
(#Missing Set 41)
Asphyxia: Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for
Prevention - See: Sudden In-Custody Death:
Training for Prevention / Positional Asphyxia
Update [2000] (#778)
Asphyxia [Positional], Sudden Death, and
Transporting Suspects - See: Positional Asphyxia,
Sudden Death, and Transporting Suspects (#522)
Assassinate: The Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan - See:
The Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan (DVD) [2006]
(#1195)
Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (April 1997 ) [24 min.] (#716)
Assembling the Glock - See: Complete Glock (DVD)
[2008] (#1192)
Assistance: Code 9 - See: Code 9 : Officer Needs
Assistance [2016] (#1316)
Attorney at Law: A. Lincoln - See: A. Lincoln,
Attorney at Law DVD [2006] (#1096)
ATV Rider Course Overview DVD (1999) [9 min.]
(#1160)
Augustine: A Death in St. Augustine : Frontline - See:
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline [2013]
(#1277)
Authors: Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors See: Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors
[2004] (#1074)
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing Video
(VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Autism, Fire Rescue & EMS DVD (2009) [16 and 9
min.: 25 min. total] (#1188)
Autism in the Criminal Justice System (2009) [26 min.]
(#1215)
Autism: Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism
Puzzle - See: Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the
Autism Puzzle DVD [ 2008] (#1161)
Autism: The Hidden Epidemic DVD (2005) [4 hours]
(#975)
Autopsy [The] : For Death Investigators DVD (2001)
[30 min.] (#964)
Avoid Communication Screw-ups - See: Staying Calm
/ Avoid Communication Screw-ups (Special Issues
: In the Line of Duty) [2000] (#851)
Avoiding the Impending Crisis: Misconduct to
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 187
Corruption FBI Teleconference - See: Misconduct
to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending Crisis FBI
Teleconference [1999] (#690)
Baby in Getaway Car - See: In the Line of Duty TwoMinute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Back Safety: A User's Guide DVD (2005) [28 min.]
(#Set 42)
Backup: Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own See: Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own
(DVD) [2004] (#1082)
Bacteria: Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria : Frontline
- See: Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria :Frontline
[2013] (#1276)
Badge: Heroes Behind the Badge - See: Heroes
Behind the Badge [2012] (#1220)
Badge: The Pain Behind the Badge - See: Pain
Behind the Badge (The) [2012] (#1222)
Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference) - See:
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference)
[ 1989] (#1230)
Bank Robberies: Deadly Transactions (Investigative
Reports Series) - See: Deadly Transactions
(Investigative Reports Series) DVD [1997] (#1070)
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975) [20
min./episode] (#1219)
Basic and Power Handcuffing Techniques (ALERT
Series) [30 min.] (#426)
Basic Close Quarters Shooting for Law Enforcement
(circa 2005) [1 hour, 32 min.] (#1240)
Basic Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement (Circa 2005)
[37 min.] (#1236)
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
Basic First Aid (2008) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#1295)
Basic Law Enforcement Photography: Make Your
Case - See: Make Your Case: Basic Law
Enforcement Photography [ 1998] (#670)
Basic Physics: Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic
Physics - See: Understanding Car Crashes: It's
Basic Physics [2000] (#929)
Basic Rules of Safe Firearms Ownership:
Fundamentals of Gun Safety (2000) [10 min.]
(#1279)
Basic Security Principles [9 min.] (#JOB 107)
Basic Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement (circa
2005) [1 hour, 31 min.] (#1238)
Basic Training: Gangland - See: Gangland: Basic
Training DVD [2008] (#1140)
Basics of Personal Protection in the Home (2001)
[About an hour] (#1282)
Basics [of] Report Writing - See: Report Writing 1:
The Basics [1999] (#697)
Bath Salts Update (14 min.) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012) [24
min] (#1213)
Baton and Defensive Tactics: Real Training for Real
Life - See: Seal-Mar Baton and Defensive Tactics
: Real Training for Real Life [2007] (#1104)
Batons (Straight): Police Safety & Survival: Batons,
Handcuffs, and Vehicle Extractions - See: Police
Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) [2004] (#1146)
Batteries: Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and
Survival - See: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival DVD [2006] (#1136)
Behavior: Methamphetamine in Illinois : User - See:
Methamphetamine in Illinois : User/Manufacturer
Behavior [2001] (#827)
Behavioral Analysis: Critical Incident Response
Group: Criminal Behavioral Analysis FBI
Teleconference - See: Critical Incident Response
Group: Criminal Behavioral Analysis FBI
Teleconference [2005] (#997)
Behind Closed Doors: Elder Abuse (c. 1999) [13 min.]
(#739)
Behind Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) (2007) [44
min.] (#1124)
Behind the Badte; The Pain Behind the Badge - See:
Pain Behind the Badge (The) [2012] (#1222)
Behind the Headlines: TASER DVD - See: TASER:
Behind the Headlines DVD [2005] (#988)
Belts: Hindi Duty Belt - See: Hindi Duty Belt (DVD)
[2004] (#1164)
Beneath the Badge DVD (circa 2007) [10 min.] (#1159)
Benefits and Costs of California's Mandatory
Sentencing Law: Three Strikes You're Out - See:
Three Strikes You're Out: Benefits and Costs of
California's Mandatory Sentencing Law (NIJ
Research in Progress) (#517)
Beslan: Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen
Here? (In the Line of Duty) - See: Could a
Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In the
Line of Duty) [2007] (#1075)
Best Practices for Law Enforcement : Responding to
People with Alzheimer's Disease : Alzheimer's
Disease, Responding to People with : Best
Practices for Law Enforcement - See: Responding
to People with Alzheimer's Disease : Best Practices
for Law Enforcement [2013] (#1253)
Between the Lines; Adult School Crossing Guard
Training [20 min.] (#325)
Beyond the Badge: Profile of a School Resource Officer
(2014) [17 min.] (#1315)
Bi-Polar Disease - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 3 [2011]
(#1284)
Bias: Elimination of Harassment, Bias and
Discrimination in the Workplace - See:
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and
Discrimination in the Workplace DVD [2004]
(#1033)
Bias-Based Policing: Remaining Fair and Impartial
(CA POST Telecourse) (September 2014) [2 hours]
(#1312)
Biased: Racially Biased Policing: A Principled
Response - See: Racially Biased Policing: A
Principled Response [2002] (#868)
Bicyclists: Share the Road (League of Illinois
Bicyclists) DVD - See: Share the Road (League of
Illinois Bicyclists) DVD [ 2006] (#1064)
Biker Brotherhood (The): Road Warriors (Inside
Story) - See: Road Warriors: The Biker
Brotherhood (Inside Story) [1998] (#859)
Biker Wars 2 - See: Gangland: The Fourth Season
(#Missing Set 41)
Biography: Aileen Wuornos - See: Aileen Wuornos
(Biography) DVD [2003] (#1141)
Biography: Al Capone: Scarface - See: Al Capone:
Scarface DVD (Biography) [1995] (#1112)
Biography: Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within
(Biography) - See: Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster
Within (Biography) DVD [1996] (#981)
Biography: John Dillinger - See: John Dillinger:
Biography (DVD) [1995] (#1111)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 188
Biography: Melvin Purvis - See: Melvin Purvis
(Biography) DVD [1999] (#1109)
Biography: Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal
Mind DVD - See: Serial Killers: Profiling the
Criminal Mind DVD [2000] (#980)
Biography: Ted Bundy: Biography DVD - See: Ted
Bundy: Biography DVD [2002] (#952)
Biography: Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber - See: Ted
Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
[1998] (#1110)
Biology and Crime (circa 1986) [29 min.] (#36)
Biology: Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics
meets Biology - See: Understanding Car Crashes:
When Physics meets Biology [2009] (#1187)
Birth of the Mafia: Mafia: The History of the Mob in
America - See: Mafia: The History of the Mob in
America (DVDs) [1993] (#1058)
Blackwater: Iraq's guns for hire - See: Iraq's Guns
for Hire [2009] (#1212)
Blind Sequential Identification - See: Sequential
Identification [2005] (#1280)
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Blue Heroes - See: Fallen Blue Heroes [2009] (#1246)
Blunt Force Trauma First Aid (2007) [1 hour, 7 min.]
(#1256)
Boca Raton, Florida, Shanksville, Pennsylvania,
World Trade Center, and the Pentagon (EENET
Teleconference) : Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned - See: Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned at the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and Boca
Raton, Florida (EENET Teleconference) [1915]
(#893)
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know (2015) [31
min.] (#1289)
Bomb Explosion: First Responder AND Dick and
Harry: Rest in Pieces (September 1995) [17 min.]
(#484. pt. C-D)
Bombers: Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) - See:
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) [2013] (#1242)
Bombers: New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] See: New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN]
DVDs [2006] (#1097)
Bombers: Suicide - See: Suicide/Homicide Bombers
(Live Response) DVD [2006] (#1062)
Booking & Admissions [8 min.] (#JOB 304)
Boot Camps (Juvenile) Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Teleconference - See:
Juvenile Boot Camps (Office of Juvenile Justice
and Delinquency Prevention Teleconference)
[1996] (#605)
Boot Camps: Challenges and Pitfalls - See:
Challenges and Pitfalls of Boot Camps [1998]
(#JOB 705)
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of History)
(1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
Boston Bombers: NOVA - See: Manhunt - Boston
Bombers (Nova) [2013] (#1242)
Bourbon - See: Distilleries (Modern Marvels DVD)
[2004] (#1125)
Boys of Destruction - See: Gangland: The Fourth
Season (#Missing Set 41)
Brain Injury (Brain): Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
and Traumatic Brain Injury - See: Post-Traumatic
Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injury (CA
POST DVD) [2011] (#1227)
Breaching: Basic Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement See: Basic Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement
[2005] (#1236)
Bread & Butter Basics - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 7
[2014] (#1285)
Briefing: Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call
Briefing Video - See: Autism and Law
Enforcement Roll Call Briefing Video (VHS)
[2004] (#927)
Brotherhood: Road Warriors: The Biker Brotherhood
(Inside Story) - See: Road Warriors: The Biker
Brotherhood (Inside Story) [1998] (#859)
Buck Savage Tape [32 min.] (#194)
Buckle Up Training (circa 1990) [27 min.] (#79)
Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.] (#Set 43 )
Bullet: Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet DVD - See:
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet [2005] (#990)
Bullet's impact: I'm Shot - See: I'm Shot: The
Bullet's Impact DVD [1998] (#1133)
Bullets (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44 min.] (#1174
)
Bullies: Getting S.M.A.R.T. - See: Getting S.M.A.R.T.
: Dealing with Bullies [2011] (#1203)
Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD (2004) [44
min.] (#1108)
Bullying: Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully
- See: Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully
[2010] (#1196)
Bundy: Ted Bundy: Biography DVD - See: Ted
Bundy: Biography DVD [2002] (#952)
Bureau: FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau
- See: FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the
Bureau DVD [2003] (#1054)
Bureaucrat - See: Barney Miller The First Season
DVD [1974-1975] (#1219)
Burnout: Emotional Survival POST Telecourse - See:
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse [1999]
(#764)
Bus Stops Here - See: Operation Lifesaver General
Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Buses: School B us Security: A 21st Century
Approach - See: School Bus Security: A 21st
Century Approach DVD [2006] (#1168)
Byron's Last Day - See: Operation Lifesaver General
Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
C.O.P.S. 25th Anniversary Tribute DVD (2010) [14
min.] (#1158)
Calculated Departure: Suicide - See: Suicide: A
Calculated Departure DVD [2008] (#1105)
CALEA: In Pursuit of Excellence DVD (2006) [15 min.]
(#1051)
Call Taking Skills (14 min,) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
Calling All Parties - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 7
[2014] (#1285)
Calling Out ID Factors - See: In the Line of Duty
Two-Minute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Camera: Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective
from Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference] See: Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective
from Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference]
[2001] (#814)
Cameras: Body Cams: What Eery Cop Should know See: Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know
[2015] (#1289)
Campus Insecurity (2000) [45 min.] (#1200)
Can You Walk and Chew Gum? - See: Did You See
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 189
That? [2015] (#1291)
Canine Deployment for Police (2008) [22 min.] (#1121)
Capital Punishment: Death Devices - See: Death
Devices (Modern Marvels) DVD [2002] (#1175)
Capone, Al: Scarface (Biography) - See: Al Capone:
Scarface DVD (Biography) [1995] (#1112)
Car Crashes (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44 min.]
(#1173)
Car Crashes: Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic
Physics - See: Understanding Car Crashes: It's
Basic Physics [2000] (#929)
Car Crashes: When Physics meets Biology - See:
Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics meets
Biology [2009] (#1187)
Car Stuck in Car Wash Emergency Call - See: 911 on
DVD: Health and Customer Service [2008]
(#1120)
Car Wash: Car Stuck in Car Wash Emergency Call See: 911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service
[2008] (#1120)
Career Development and Returning to College (circa
1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 701)
Career Resiliency: Dispatchers - See: Dispatchers:
Career Resiliency (CA POST Telecourse) [2015]
(#1314)
Careers in Criminal Justice (2002) [22 min.] (#1176 )
Cargo Theft FBI Teleconference (March 1997) [2 hours]
(#581)
Caseyville Police Department: Roll Call Training on
DUI for Police Departments in Illinois: Volume 3
- See: Roll Call Training on DUI for Police
Departments in Illinois: Volume 3 [2003] (#Set
34)
Casualty Care (Tactical combat0 - See: Combat
Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears [2014]
(#1275)
Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American Justice
Series) DVD - See: To Catch a Killer: Homicide
Detectives (American Justice Series) DVD [1996]
(#1069)
Category 3 (January 10, 2006) [13 min.] (#1206)
Central Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong?
(American Justice) (2003) [45 min.] (#1244)
CERT Training: Safety in the After Disaster
Environment: EENET CERT Training (DVD) See: Safety in the After Disaster Environment:
EENET CERT Training (DVD) [2006] (#1036)
Challenges and Pitfalls of Boot Camps (circa 1998) [12
min.] (#JOB 705)
Changing Inmate Population: Coping - See: Coping
with a Changing Inmate Population [1997] (#JOB
606)
Chicago: Community Policing in Chicago: Fact or
Fiction (NIJ Research in Progress) - See:
Community Policing in Chicago: Fact or Fiction
(NIJ Research in Progress) [1995] (#495)
Chicago: Religions, Cultures and Communities - See:
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs [2006]
(#1073)
Chicago Stings (1993) [10 min.] (#420)
Child Abuse Investigations (CA POST Telecourse DVD)
(2000) [1 hours, 57 min.] (#1229)
Child Prostitution:: Working Together to Stop the
Prostitution of Children Teleconference - See:
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD [2003] (#1071)
Child Safety: Stranger Safety - See: Stranger Safety
[2005] (#1268)
Child Sexual Abuse: Your Most Challenging Case [58
min.] (#138)
Child's Weapon Against Predators ; I Am Not a Target
- See: I Am Not a Target : Your Child's Weapon
Against Predators [2004] (#1271)
Children in Traffic (New Version) (1999) [14 min.]
(#872)
China: Organized Crime: A World History - See:
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) [2001]
(#1057)
Choking - See: Complete CPR [2008] (#1296)
CIs: Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop
Series) DVDs - See: Developing Street Sources
and CIs (Street Cop Series) DVDs [2005] (#1028)
Citizens, Sovereign : Extremists (CA POST Telecourse)
- See: Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST
Telecourse) [2013] (#1309)
Civil Disobedience [Managing] POST Telecourse See: Managing Civil Disobedience POST
Telecourse [1998] (#654)
Clare, Michigan: Purple: Organized Crime in a Small
Town - See: Purple: Organized Crime in a Small
Town [2012] (#1217)
Clarence Elkins: What the Girl Saw [American
Justice] - See: What the Girl Saw [American
Justice] [2004] (#1243)
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3
hours, 51 min.] (#1094)
Clearing and Cornering: Tactics and Techniques See: House Clearing and Cornering : Tactics and
Techniques [1999] (#1259)
Close Qyarters Shooting for Law Enforcement (Basic)
- See: Basic Close Quarters Shooting for Law
Enforcement [2005] (#1240)
Closed Doors (Behind): Elder Abuse - See: Behind
Closed Doors: Elder Abuse [1999] (#739)
Coaching the Problem Employee (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (December 1993) [24 min.] (#665)
Code 3 Officer Needs Assistance - See: Preventing
Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3 Officer Needs
Assistance (California POST Telecourse) [2007]
(#1202)
Code 9 : Officer Needs Assistance (2016) [1 hour, 20
min.] (#1316)
Cognitive Interviewing [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1996) [24 min.] (#714)
Cognitive: Victims with Disabilities: the Forensic
Interview: Techniques for Interviewing Victims
with Communication and or Cognitive Disabilities
(DVD) - See: Victims with Disabilities: the
Forensic Interview: Techniques for Interviewing
Victims with Communication and/or Cognitive
Disabilities (DVD) [2011] (#Set 37)
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1 hour,
42 min.] (#1224)
College: Career Development and Returning to
College - See: Career Development and Returning
to College [1998] (#JOB 701)
Columbia:: Organized Crime: A World History - See:
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) [2001]
(#1057)
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative Reports)
DVD (2002) [45 min.] (#949)
Combat: David High Story: A Guide for Close
Combat Survival - See: David High Story: A
Guide for Close Combat Survival (#460)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 190
Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears
(2014) [3 hours, 43 min.] (#1275)
Combat Tactics - See: Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1
and 2 (DVDs) [2003] (#1103)
Combating Complacency in Dispatch (16 min.) - See:
911 on DVD: Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
Command: ICS: The Incident Command System
DVD - See: ICS: The Incident Command System
DVD [2000] (#939)
Command: Managing Terrorism Incidents: Using
Unified Command in WMD Incidents - See:
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set [2002]
(#938)
Commercial Vehicle: Perspectives on Enforcement See: Perspectives on Enforcement DVD [1993]
(#1156)
Common Ground: Interacting with the Hispanic
Community [16 min.] (#167)
Communicable Diseases (1997) [13 min.] (#JOB 604)
Communicating with Victims of Crime - See: Gaining
Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for Serving
Victims [2002] (#1262)
Communication in Police Training [Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy] (July 1998) [24 min.] (#683)
Communication Screw-ups [Avoiding] - See: Staying
Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups (Special
Issues : In the Line of Duty) [2000] (#851)
Communication Skills (Essential) Tape Set [ALERT] See: Essential Communication Skills Tape Set
[ALERT] [2004] (#Set 30)
Communication: Tactical - See: Tactical
Communications (CA POST Telecourse) [2007]
(#1313)
Communication: Victims with Disabilities: the
Forensic Interview: Techniques for Interviewing
Victims with Communication and or Cognitive
Disabilities (DVD) - See: Victims with Disabilities:
the Forensic Interview: Techniques for
Interviewing Victims with Communication and/or
Cognitive Disabilities (DVD) [2011] (#Set 37)
Communications Training Officer Development 2003:
Tools for the Trainer POST Telecourse - See:
CTO (Communications Training Officer)
Development 2003: Tools for the Trainer POST
Telecourse [2003] (#1266)
Communications [Interpersonal]: Legal Implications See: Interpersonal Communications: Legal
Implications [2001] (#823)
Communities and Crime: A Study in Chicago (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1995) [58 min.] (#555)
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to First
Responders FBI Teleconference (May 14, 2003) [1
hour, 51 min.] (#908)
Communities: Religions, Cultures and Communities See: Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs
[2006] (#1073)
Community Collaboration - See: Problem Oriented
Policing Set [1998] (#Set 35)
Community Corrections: Responding to Elder Abuse:
- See: Responding to Elder Abuse: What
Community Corrections Should Know DVD)
[2010] (#1165)
Community Policing in Chicago: Fact or Fiction (NIJ
Research in Progress) (May 1995) [1 hour] (#495)
Community Policing: The Power of Prevention FBI
Teleconference - See: Power of [Crime]
Prevention with Community Policing FBI
Teleconference [1997] (#578)
Community Relations: Creating Media for Community
Relations [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] See: Creating Media for Community Relations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] [2001] (#794)
Community Response to Juvenile Firesetting & Juvenile
Arson: (July 1993) [2½ hours] (#332)
CommunityPolicing and Homeland Security FBI
Teleconference - See: Homeland Security and
CommunityPolicing FBI Teleconference [2002]
(#856)
CoMNET Broadcast (December 13, 2006): Improvised
Explosive Devices - See: IEDs (Improvised
Explosive Devices): CoMNET Broadcast
(December 13, 2006) DVD [2006] (#1066)
Compartments: Hidden Traps and Secret
Compartments -- Short Version (Street Cop
Series)Street Cop Series: Developing Street
Sources and CIs (Street Cop Series) DVDs - See:
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1027)
Compentency: Cultural Competency POST Telecourse
- See: Cultural Competency POST Telecourse
[2002] (#864)
Complacency Tape Critique (17 min.) - See: 911 on
DVD: Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
Complete CPR (2008) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1296)
Complete Glock (DVD) (2008) [90 min.] (#1192)
Con Games and Inmates: What the Line Officer Needs
to Know [15 min.] (#JOB 407)
Concealed Carry (Advanced) - See: Advanced
Concealed Carry [1997] (#1298)
Concealed Carry Act [Training] - See: Firearms
Concealed Carry Act [2014] (#1274)
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the Pros
(1996) [1 hour, 59 min.] (#1297)
Concealed Carry: Way Advanced - See: Way
Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques [2004]
(#1299)
Concerns of Police Survivors: Beneath the Badge See: Beneath the Badge DVD [2007] (#1159)
Concurrent Themes for Success. - See: Gordon
Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs [2007] (#Set
38)
Concurrent Themes to Success - See: The 5
Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) [2004]
(#1182)
Conducting Interrogations (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [13 min.] (#1030)
Conducting Interviews (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005)
[14 min.] (#1029)
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22 min.]
(#1270)
Confidential Informants: Developing Street Sources
and CIs (Street Cop Series) DVD - See:
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop
Series) DVDs [2005] (#1028)
Conflict Resolution for Youth: Programming for
Schools, Youth-serving Organizations, and
Community and Juvenile Justice Settings (Office of
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Teleconference) (May 1996) [2 hours, 23 min. (over
two tapes)] (#606)
Conflict Resolution Intervention in a Jail Setting (circa
1995) [9 min.] (#JOB 706)
Consular and Diplomatic Immunity: Guidance for
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 191
Law Enforcement and Judicial Authorities - See:
Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for
Law Enforcement and Judicial Authorities [1998]
(#750)
Consular Notification: It's the Right Thing to Do See: It's the Right Thing to Do : Consular
Notification [ 2003] (#982)
Contraband Control [9 min.] (#JOB 309)
Contracts and Reimbursements: World Trade Center
Attack - See: Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD
set [2005] (#1094)
Control and Arrest (Police) with Keith Livingston See: Police Arrest and Control, with Keith
Livingston (DVD) [2007] (#1144)
Control of Keys, Tools and Supplies [8 min.] (#JOB
306)
Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In the Line of
Duty) (1996) [33 Min.] (#1013 )
Conversations With Killers (American Justice) DVD
(2005) [45 min.] (#1119)
Cop Counselors (Investigative Reports) DVD (2001) [45
min.] (#1098)
Cope with a Bully: Gum in My Hair - See: Gum in
My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully [2010]
(#1196)
Coping with a Changing Inmate Population (1997) [14
min.] (#JOB 606)
Coping with Crowded Jails [8 min.] (#JOB 203)
Coping with the Job [10 min.] (#JOB 303)
Cops on Trial (American Justice) (1994) [46 min.]
(#1216)
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD) (1996)
[46 min] (#1142)
COPS: Beneath the Badge - See: Beneath the Badge
DVD [2007] (#1159)
Cornering and House Clearing: Tactics and
Techniques - See: House Clearing and Cornering
: Tactics and Techniques [1999] (#1259)
Coroners; Post Mortem : The Death Investigation
Crisis in America [Frontline] - See: Post Mortem :
The Death Investigation Crisis in America
[Frontline] [2011] (#1269)
Corpse Tech: Modern Marvels (DVD) (2008) [44 min.]
(#1123)
Corrections (Community): Responding to Elder
Abuse: What Community Corrections Should
Know - See: Responding to Elder Abuse: What
Community Corrections Should Know DVD)
[2010] (#1165)
Corrections - See: Cultural Diversity in Jail [1998 ]
(#JOB 703)
Corruption: Cops on Trial - See: Cops on Trial
(American Justice) [1994] (#1216)
Corruption: Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the
Impending Crisis FBI Teleconference - See:
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the
Impending Crisis FBI Teleconference [1999]
(#690)
Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In the
Line of Duty) (2007) [29 min.] (#1075)
Counselors: Cop Counselors (Investigative Reports) See: Cop Counselors (Investigative Reports) DVD
[2001] (#1098)
Counter Assault and Survival Tactics: Fighting
Through Pepper Spray - See: Fighting through
Pepper Spray: Counter Assault and Survival
Tactics (#470)
Counterfeiting: $100 Training Video Presentation See: $100 Training Video Presentation DVD
[2010] (#1171)
Court Personnel: Responding to Elder Abuse: What
Judges and Court Personnel Should know - See:
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Judges and
Court Personnel Should know DVD [2010] (#1166)
Court Security: Courthouse Security (In the Line of
Duty) DVD - See: Courthouse Security (In the
Line of Duty) DVD [2005] (#1040)
Courtesans - See: Barney Miller The First Season
DVD [1974-1975] (#1219)
Courthouse Security (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2005)
[51 min.] (#1040)
Courtroom Survival Tactics (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [12 min.] (#1032)
Courtroom Testimony [Effective] 2: Principles and
Performance - See: Effective Courtroom
Testimony [1998] (#663)
Courtroom Testimony [Effective] 1: Preparing for
Court - See: Effective Courtroom Testimony
[1998] (#663)
Courtroom: Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in
the Courtroom: Mock Trial - See: Using and
Presenting Digital Evidence in the Courtroom:
Mock Trial DVDs [2008] (#1113)
CPR - See: Complete CPR [2008] (#1296)
CPR: The ABCs of CPR: First Response - See: The
ABCs of CPR: First Response (DVD) [2006]
(#1152)
Crash Dynamics for Training Programs (1992) [19
min.] (#564)
Crash Dynamics for Training Programs (Illinois
Department of Transportation) - See: Crash
Dynamics for Training Programs [1992] (#564)
Crashes: Modern Marvels - See: Car Crashes
(Modern Marvels) DVD [2003] (#1173)
Crashes: Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic
Physics - See: Understanding Car Crashes: It's
Basic Physics [2000] (#929)
Crashes: Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics
meets Biology - See: Understanding Car Crashes:
When Physics meets Biology [2009] (#1187)
Creating Media for Community Relations [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] (March 2001) [24 min.]
(#794)
Crime and Victimization: News Media's Coverage of
Crime and Victimization - See: News Media's
Coverage of Crime and Victimization [1999]
(#786)
Crime Fighter's Weapon: Forensic Science [Modern
Marvels] - See: Forensic Science: The Crime
Fighter's Weapon [Modern Marvels] [1997] (#912)
Crime Fighters (The) (1938) [9 min.] (#583)
Crime: First Response to Victims of Crime - See: First
Response to Victims of Crime DVD [2008] (#1107)
Crime in America; It's Worse Than it Looks - See:
The Bullet Proof Mind [2011] (#Set 43)
Crime in Jails: Investigation - See: Investigation of
Crime in Jails [1994] (#JOB 411)
Crime Lab: Modern Marvels - See: FBI's Crime Lab:
Modern Marvels [2003] (#1163)
Crime: New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative
Report - See: New Face of Crime [The] :
Investigative Report [1997] (#811)
Crime of Stalking: How Big is the Problem? (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1997) [56 min.] (#603)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 192
Crime Prevention with Community Policing FBI
Teleconference - See: Power of [Crime]
Prevention with Community Policing FBI
Teleconference [1997] (#578)
Crime Scene Preservation [33 min.] (#507)
Crime Scene Protection (circa 1992) [7 min.] (#354)
Crime Scene: Responding to a WMD Crime Scene See: Responding to a WMD Crime Scene [2004]
(#959)
Crime: Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors See: Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors
[2004] (#1074)
Crime, the Media, and Our Public Discourse (NIJ
Perspectives on Crime and Justice) (1997) [72 min.]
(#607)
Crime victims: Law Enforcement Response to Crime
Victims - See: Service, Support & Justice : Law
Enforcement Response to Crime Victims [2012]
(#1237)
Crime Victims: Meeting the Mental Health Needs of
Crime Victims - See: Meeting the Mental Health
Needs of Crime Victims [1998] (#787)
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour, 20
min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
Crime-Related Immures: Recovering from Your Crime
Related Injuries (DVD) - See: Recovering from
Your Crime Related Injuries (DVD) [1999] (#1081)
Crimes Against the Elderly Interactive Teleconference
(1998) [2 hours] (#608)
Criminal Behavioral Analysis: Critical Incident
Response Group FBI Teleconference - See:
Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal
Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference [2005]
(#997)
Criminal Justice Careers - See: Careers in Criminal
Justice [2002] (#1176)
Criminal Justice: Responding to Elder Abuse: What
Judges and Court Personnel Should know - See:
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Judges and
Court Personnel Should know DVD [2010] (#1166)
Criminal Justice System: Autism - See: Autism in the
Criminal Justice System [2009] (#1215)
Criminal Mind: Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal
Mind DVD - See: Serial Killers: Profiling the
Criminal Mind DVD [2000] (#980)
Criminal: Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind See: Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind
[1997] (#1172)
Criminals or Cops? - See: Cops or Criminals?
(Investigative Reports DVD) [1996] (#1142)
Crimprev - See: Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In
Search of History) [1998] (#1205)
Crises: Staff Victimization During Jail Crises - See:
Staff Victimization During Jail Crises [1997]
(#JOB 608)
Crisis Entry for law Enforcement (Basic) - See: Basic
Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement [2005] (#1236)
Crisis Situations: Managing the Families of
Employees during Jail Crisis Situations - See:
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail
Crisis Situations [1998] (#JOB 711)
Crisis to Resolution: After the Robbery - See: After
the Robbery: Crisis to Resolution [1997] (#585)
Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal Behavioral
Analysis FBI Teleconference (December 14, 2005)
[2 hours] (#997)
Critical Incidents in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 211)
Critical Issues for Those Who Work with Victims:
DNA DVD - See: DNA: Critical Issues for Those
Who Work with Victims DVD [2007] (#1077)
Cross-Boarder Fraud: Nowhere to Run: Delivering
Justice - See: Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice
DVD [2005] (#1043)
Cross-Gender Supervision [8 min.] (#JOB 308 )
Crowd Control Update (California POST Telecourse)
(July 2008) [2 hours, 12 min.] (#1201)
Cruiser Crash: San Francisco Police Department
Cruiser Crash (In the Line of Duty) - See: San
Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) [2003] (#918)
Crystal: America's Crystal Meth Epidemic - See:
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) [2008]
(#1150)
CTO (Communications Training Officer) Development
2003: Tools for the Trainer POST Telecourse
(2003) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1266)
CTO Documentation (9 min.) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002) [1
hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Cultural Diversity in Jail (circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB
703)
Cultural Diversity in America (United Against Crime
Teleconference) (1998) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#691)
Culture: Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture
POST Telecourse - See: Domestic Violence: A
Matter of Culture POST Telecourse [1998] (#638)
Cultures: Religions, Cultures and Communities - See:
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs [2006]
(#1073)
Curtis Thompson: The Bully of Toulon (American
Justice) - See: The Bully of Toulon (American
Justice) DVD [2004] (#1108)
Customer Service Kindness for Dispatchers - See: 911
on DVD: Volume 2 [2010] (#1186)
Customer Service Protocols - See: 911onDVD -Volume 7 [2014] (#1285)
Cycling: Fundamental Skills for Public Safety Cycling
- See: Fundamental Skills for Public Safety
Cycling [2009] (#1267)
Cynicism: Emotional Survival POST Telecourse - See:
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse [1999]
(#764)
D Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement (Basic) See: Basic Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement
[2005] (#1238)
D.V. Victim is Officer's Wife - See: In the Line of Duty
Two-Minute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Dahmer: Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within
(Biography) - See: Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster
Within (Biography) DVD [1996] (#981)
Dahmer, Jeffrey: Serial Killers: Profiling the
Criminal Mind DVD - See: Serial Killers:
Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD [2000] (#980)
Damned if You Don't [29 min.] (#136)
Dan Gum Jun: Knife Defense Fundamental - See:
Knife Defense Fundamentals (DVD) [2003]
(#1180)
Danger: Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for
Illinois - See: Methamphetamine Labs: A New
Danger for Illinois [2000] (#826)
Dangerous Gang: World's Most Dangerous Gang
DVD - See: World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 193
[2006] (#1053)
Date-Acquaintance Rape Investigation - See:
Acquaintance/Date Rape Investigation [2001]
(#904)
Dave Grossman: Teaching Kids to Kill - See:
Teaching Kids to Kill [1999] (#941)
David High Story: A Guide for Close Combat Survival
[25 min.] (#460)
David's Run - See: Operation Lifesaver General
Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Dead Man, Inc. - See: Gangland: The Fourth Season
(#Missing Set 41)
Deadly Force Issues (1999) [25 min.] (#736)
Deadly Force Policy (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (March 1996) [24 min.] (#649)
Deadly Force Training [Managing]: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference - See: Managing
Deadly Force Training: Questions and Issues FBI
Teleconference [1998] (#689)
Deadly Transactions (Investigative Reports Series) DVD
(1997) [47 min.] (#1070)
Dealing with Aggressive Behavior [10 min.] (#JOB
307)
Dealing with Bullies; Getting S.M.A.R.T. - See:
Getting S.M.A.R.T. : Dealing with Bullies [2011]
(#1203)
Death (Sudden In-Custody): Training for Prevention See: Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for
Prevention / Positional Asphyxia Update [2000]
(#778)
Death Detectives: The L.A. County Coroner (Inside
Story) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1067)
Death Devices (Modern Marvels) DVD (circa 2002) [44
min.] (#1175)
Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Death Investigation Crisis in America: Post Mortum See: Post Mortem : The Death Investigation Crisis
in America [Frontline] [2011] (#1269)
Death Investigators: The Autopsy - See: Autopsy [The]
: For Death Investigators DVD [2001] (#964)
Death of Eric Garner - See: Use of Force: The Death
of Eric Garner [2015] (#1293)
Debris Management Workshop (2005, Minnesota) See: Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set
[2005] (#1094)
Deceit: Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice - See: Web
of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD [2005] (#1044)
Deception: Field Interviewing: Recognition of
Deception - See: Field Interviewing: Recognition
of Deception (#407)
Deception: Truth or Deception [Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy - See: Truth or Deception
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] [1996] (#715)
Decide Smart, Arrive Safe - See: Operation Lifesaver
General Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Defense (Knife) Fundamental - See: Knife Defense
Fundamentals (DVD) [2003] (#1180)
Defense: Handgun Basics : Self-Defense and Target
Shooting - See: Handgun Basics : Self-Defense
and Target Shooting [2004] (#1260)
Defensive Tactics and Baton Tactics - See: Seal-Mar
Baton and Defensive Tactics : Real Training for
Real Life [2007] (#1104)
Delivering Justice: All the King's Men: Picking Up
the Pieces (DVD) - See: All the King's Men:
Picking Up the Pieces (DVD) [2006] (#1035)
Delivering Justice: Dialing for Dollars - See: Dialing
for Dollars: Delivering Justice DVD [2004]
(#1045)
Delivering Justice: Identity Crisis - See: Identity
Crisis: Delivering Justice DVD [2003] (#1042)
Delivering Justice: Long Shot: Delivering Justice
DVD - See: Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD
[2004] (#1046)
Delivering Justice: Nowhere to Run: Delivering
Justice - See: Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice
DVD [2005] (#1043)
Delivering Justice: Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice
- See: Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD
[2005] (#1044)
Delivering Justice: Work@Home Scams: They Just
Don't Pay DVD - See: Work@Home Scams: They
Just Don't Pay: Delivering Justice DVD [2004]
(#1047)
Departure: Suicide: A Calculated Departure - See:
Suicide: A Calculated Departure DVD [2008]
(#1105)
Deranged: DUI, Deranged, or? - See: DUI,
Deranged, or? [2003] (#907)
Detective: Lessons from a Hate Crime Detective - See:
Lessons from a Hate Crime Detective [2014]
(#1287)
Detectives: Death Detectives: The L.A. County
Coroner - See: Death Detectives: The L.A. County
Coroner (Inside Story) DVD [1996] (#1067)
Detectives: Psychic Detectives - See: Psychic
Detectives [1997] (#1198)
Detectives: To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives
(American Justice Series) DVD - See: To Catch a
Killer: Homicide Detectives (American Justice
Series) DVD [1996] (#1069)
Detentions Based on 9-1-1 - See: 911on DVD, Volume
5 [2012] (#1235)
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop Series)
DVDs (2005) [14 min. and 18 min.: 32 min, total]
(#1028)
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (August 1996 through January 1997)
[2 hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
Development (Career0 and Returning to College - See:
Career Development and Returning to College
[1998] (#JOB 701)
Devil's Fire - See: Gangland: The Fourth Season
(#Missing Set 41)
Diabetic Emergencies: DUI, Deranged, or? - See:
DUI, Deranged, or? [2003] (#907)
Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [21
min.] (#1045)
Dickerson; Searches of Persons: Minnesota v.
Dickerson - See: Searches of Persons: Minnesota
v. Dickerson [1999] (#1278)
Did You See That? (2015) [48 min.] (#1291)
Die Hard if You're Dumb - See: Operation Lifesaver
General Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Dietz, Park: Conversations With Killers - See:
Conversations With Killers (American Justice)
DVD [2005] (#1119)
Digital Evidence in the Courtroom: Mock Trial - See:
Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in the
Courtroom: Mock Trial DVDs [2008] (#1113)
Dillinger, John: Biography - See: John Dillinger:
Biography (DVD) [1995] (#1111)
Dillon, Kevin: Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 -
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 194
See: Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs)
[2003] (#1103)
Dinkheller, Kyle: Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle
Dinkheller Shooting]: In the Line of Duty - See:
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty [2002] (#963)
Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for Law
Enforcement and Judicial Authorities (August 1998)
[21 min.] (#750)
Directing Traffic: The Basics (circa 1994) [15 min.]
(#529)
Disabilities: Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the
Prosecutor Needs to Know - See: Crime Victims
with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor Needs to
Know (DVDs) [2006] (#1079)
Disabilities: Police and People with Disabilities
(Department of Justice) - See: Police and People
with Disabilities (Department of Justice) [19962005] (#1034)
Disabilities: Victims with Disabilities: the Forensic
Interview: Techniques for Interviewing Victims
with Communication and or Cognitive Disabilities
(DVD) - See: Victims with Disabilities: the
Forensic Interview: Techniques for Interviewing
Victims with Communication and/or Cognitive
Disabilities (DVD) [2011] (#Set 37)
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A
Curriculum for Law Enforcement Professionals and
Police Social Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31 min.]
(#Set 27)
Disabled (Developmentally) Inmates: Working with See: Working with Developmentally Disabled
Inmates [1998] (#JOB 710)
Disarming & Retention (Firearm)for Law
Enforcement - See: Basic Firearm Disarming &
Retention for Law Enforcement [2005] (#1239)
Disarming: Long Gun Retention and Disarming
Techniques - See: Long Gun Retention and
Disarming Techniques [1999] (#722)
Disarming: Police Safety & Survival - See: Police
Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) [2004] (#1145)
Disarming: - See: Police Safety & Survival: Pressure
Points, Handgun Retention/Disarming (DVD)
[2004] (#1145)
Disassembling the Glock - See: Complete Glock
(DVD) [2008] (#1192)
Disaster (Getting Ready for): Are You Ready?
(January 18, 2006, EENET Broadcast) - See: Are
You Ready? (January 18, 2006, EENET
Broadcast) [2006] (#1038)
Disaster Management: Florida Lessons - See: 911 on
DVD: Health and Customer Service [2008]
(#1120)
Disaster Management [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (January/February 1999) [48 min.] (#688)
Disaster Planning: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival - See: Emergency
Preparedness: Awareness and Survival DVD
[2006] (#1136)
Discourse: Crime, the Media, and Our Public
Discourse (NIJ Perspectives on Crime and Justice)
- See: Crime, the Media, and Our Public
Discourse (NIJ Perspectives on Crime and Justice)
[1997] (#607)
Discrimination: Elimination of Harassment, Bias and
Discrimination in the Workplace - See:
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and
Discrimination in the Workplace DVD [2004]
(#1033)
Diseases: Communicable Diseases - See:
Communicable Diseases [1997] (#JOB 604)
Disobedience: Managing Civil Disobedience POST
Telecourse - See: Managing Civil Disobedience
POST Telecourse [1998] (#654)
Disobedience: New Era of Disobedience: Is Your
Department Ready [FBI Teleconference] - See:
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] [2001] (#820)
Dispatcher Cannibalism - See: 911 on DVD: Volume 2
[2010] (#1186)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent
POST Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST Telecourse)
(September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Distilleries (Modern Marvels DVD) (2004) [44 min.]
(#1125)
Diversity (Cultural( in Jail - See: Cultural Diversity in
Jail [1998 ] (#JOB 703)
Diversity (Cultural) in America: United Against Crime
Teleconference - See: Cultural Diversity in
America (United Against Crime Teleconference)
[1998] (#691)
Diversity: Achieving Diversity through Marketing FBI
Teleconference - See: Achieving Diversity through
Marketing FBI Teleconference [2001] (#801)
Divide and Conquer - See: Gangland: The Fourth
Season (#Missing Set 41)
DNA: Critical Issues for Those Who Work with Victims
DVD (April 2007) [24 min.] (#1077)
Doctor: Good Night with the Sleep Doctor - See:
Good Night with the Sleep Doctor [2007] (#1263)
Dog Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST
Telecourse) (December 2015) [2 hours] (#1311)
Dogs: Canine Deployment for Police - See: Canine
Deployment for Police [2008] (#1121)
Dogs: Emergency First Aid - See: Emergency First
Aid for Dogs : Working Dog Edition [ 2011]
(#1221)
Dogs: How to Save Your Dog's Life - See: How to
Save Your Dog's Life [1988] (#475)
Dogs: K-9 Dogs in Jails - See: K-9 Dogs in Jails
[1997] (#JOB 605)
Dogs: What Dogs Try to Tell Cops - See: What Dogs
Try to Tell Cops [2003 ] (#895)
Dollars: Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice DVD
- See: Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice
DVD [2004] (#1045)
Domestic Abuse by Police Officers FBI Teleconference
(September 1998) [2 hours] (#662)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST
Telecourse (April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Domestic Violence: Law Enforcement Response FBI
Teleconference (May 1999) [2 hours] (#709)
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
Don't Fall for a Telephone Line: Stop Fraud Program
Kit (1997) [16 min.] (#Set 17)
Doors: Behind Closed Doors: Elder Abuse - See:
Behind Closed Doors: Elder Abuse [1999] (#739)
DORs Need Love, Too (6 min.) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Double-Blind Sequential Identification - See:
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 195
Sequential Identification [2005] (#1280)
Driver Fatigue (Preventing) - See: Preventing Driver
Fatigue DVD [2007] (#1157)
Driving Logs (Verifying: The Hidden Truth - See:
The Hidden Truth : Verifying Driving Logs (DVD)
[2005] (#1148)
Drug Abuse and Victimization - See: Gaining Insight,
Taking Action : Basic Skills for Serving Victims
[2002] (#1262)
Drug Trends [Among Teens, for Dispatchers] - See:
911on DVD, Volume 5 [2012] (#1235)
Drug Underworld (Patron Saints of the Mexican) See: Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug
Underworld DVD [2009] (#1143)
Drug Violence Exposed (Secrets of) - See: Secrets of
the Drug Violator Exposed (DVD) [2006] (#1191)
Drugs: Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How They Got
That Way - See: Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How
They Got That Way [2000] (#979)
Drugs in the Jail [9 min.] (#JOB 206)
Drugs: The Truth about Drugs - See: The Truth
About Drugs (DVD) [2009] (#1181)
DUI, Deranged, or? (2003) [11 min.] (#907)
Duty Belt:Hindi - See: Hindi Duty Belt (DVD) [2004]
(#1164)
Duty: Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI
Teleconference - See: Managing Limited Duty
Officers FBI Teleconference [2003] (#909)
DVDs - See: Effective Courtroom Testimony [1998]
(#663)
Dynamic Shotgun: The Art of - See: The Art of the
Dynamic Shotgun [2010] (#Set 44)
Dynamic Striking Techniques (DVD) (1996) [37 min.]
(#1102)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 2 [36 min.]
(#515)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 1 [29 min.]
(#514)
EENET: Safety in the After Disaster Environment:
EENET CERT Training (DVD) - See: Safety in
the After Disaster Environment: EENET CERT
Training (DVD) [2006] (#1036)
EENET Teleconference: Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned at the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and Boca
Raton, Florida - See: Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned at the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and Boca
Raton, Florida (EENET Teleconference) [1915]
(#893)
Effective Courtroom Testimony 1: Preparing for
Court - See: Effective Courtroom Testimony
[1998] (#663)
Effective Courtroom Testimony 2: Principles and
Performance - See: Effective Courtroom
Testimony [1998] (#663)
Effective Courtroom Testimony (October and November
1998) [46 min. and 1 hour] (#663)
Effective Interpersonal Communications [10 min.]
(#JOB 104)
Effective Intervention Strategy for Addressing
Delinquency Teleconference : Graduated
Sanctions DVD - See: Graduated Sanctions: An
Effective Intervention Strategy for Addressing
Delinquency Teleconference DVD [2005] (#1072)
Effective Writing - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 3
[2011] (#1284)
Effects of Officer Expectations on Inmate Behavior
(The) [9 min.] (#JOB 502)
El Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of Duty)
DVD (2012) [54 min.] (#1207)
Elder Abuse: Behind Closed Doors - See: Behind
Closed Doors: Elder Abuse [1999] (#739)
Elder Abuse: What Judges and Court Personnel
Should know - See: Responding to Elder Abuse:
What Judges and Court Personnel Should know
DVD [2010] (#1166)
Elder Abuse: What Law Enforcement Should Know See: Responding to Elder Abuse: What Law
Enforcement Should Know {DVD} [2010] (#1167)
Elder Abuse: What Community Corrections Should
Know - See: Responding to Elder Abuse: What
Community Corrections Should Know DVD)
[2010] (#1165)
Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The Medical
Piece (2003) [2 hours, 11 min. on 2 tapes] (#925)
Elderly (Crimes Against the Elderly) Interactive
Teleconference - See: Crimes Against the Elderly
Interactive Teleconference [1998] (#608)
Elderly: Working with Elderly Inmates - See:
Working with Elderly Inmates [1998] (#JOB 707)
Electronic Incarceration (circa 1998) [9 min.] (#JOB
712)
Electronic Recording of Homicide Interrogation DVD
(October 20, 2004) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#983)
Electronic - See: Electronic Incarceration [1998]
(#JOB 712)
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and Discrimination in
the Workplace DVD (2004) [50 min.] (#1033)
Elkins, Clarence: What the Girl Saw [American
Justice] - See: What the Girl Saw [American
Justice] [2004] (#1243)
Em-Finders - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 3 [2011]
(#1284)
Emergencies: Managing the Families of Employees
during Jail Crisis Situations - See: Managing the
Families of Employees during Jail Crisis
Situations [1998] (#JOB 711)
Emergency First Aid for Dogs : Working Dog Edition
(2011) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1221)
Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and Survival
DVD (2006) [75 min.] (#1136)
Emergency Preparedness Planning [10 min.] (#JOB
209)
Emergency Response Guidebook 2012 (2012) [20 min.]
(#1261)
Emergency Response Guidebook (Using) - See: Using
the Emergency Response Guidebook DVD [2005]
(#1154)
Emergency Response Operations (Locomotive) - See:
Locomotive Emergency Response Operations DVD
[2006] (#1052)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November 1999)
[2 hours] (#764)
Empire of Crime: Mafia: The History of the Mob in
America - See: Mafia: The History of the Mob in
America (DVDs) [1993] (#1058)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference [1
hour, 50 min.] (#513)
EMS-Fire Rescue and Autism - See: Autism, Fire
Rescue & EMS DVD [2009] (#1188)
Encounters: Dog Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe
(CA POST Telecourse) - See: Dog Encounters:
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 196
Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST Telecourse)
[2015] (#1311)
Enemy Lines (Behind): Gangland - See: Behind
Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) [2007] (#1124)
Enforcement: Perspectives on Safe Truck Driving See: Perspectives on Enforcement DVD [1993]
(#1156)
Entry: Basic Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement - See:
Basic Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement [2005]
(#1236)
Environmental Health and Safety: World Trade
Center Attack - See: Cleaning Up After the
Disaster DVD set [2005] (#1094)
Environmental: Visual, Environmental, and Radar
Characteristics of Severe Storms - See: TESSA
2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
[2005] (#1041)
Epidemic: America's Crystal Meth Epidemic - See:
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) [2008]
(#1150)
Epidemic: Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline - See:
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD [2006]
(#1059)
Era of Disobedience [New]: Is Your Department
Ready [FBI Teleconference] - See: New Era of
Disobedience: Is Your Department Ready [FBI
Teleconference] [2001] (#820)
Escape Artist - See: Barney Miller The First Season
DVD [1974-1975] (#1219)
Essential Communication Skills Tape Set [ALERT]
(2004) [15, 17, 18 min. 50 min. total] (#Set 30)
Ethical Considerations (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005)
[21 min.] (#1031)
Ethical Use of Force (CA POST Telecourse) (October
2005) [3 hours, 21 min.] (#1317)
Ethics: Doing the Job Right and Doing the Right Job
(FBI Teleconference) (August 1992) [3 hours]
(#311)
Evacuation Plans: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival - See: Emergency
Preparedness: Awareness and Survival DVD
[2006] (#1136)
Everybody Killers - See: Gangland: The Fourth
Season (#Missing Set 41)
Evidence: Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in
the Courtroom: Mock Trial - See: Using and
Presenting Digital Evidence in the Courtroom:
Mock Trial DVDs [2008] (#1113)
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The Herman
Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists (2004) [31
min.] (#961)
Excellence: In Pursuit of Excellence: CALEA - See:
CALEA: In Pursuit of Excellence DVD [2006]
(#1051)
Excited Delirium - See: 911 on DVD: Volume 6
[2013] (#1273)
Executions: Death Devices (Modern Marvels) - See:
Death Devices (Modern Marvels) DVD [2002]
(#1175)
Exercise for Telecommunicator - See: 911 on DVD:
Health and Customer Service [2008] (#1120)
Experience - See: Barney Miller The First Season
DVD [1974-1975] (#1219)
Exploitation [Investigating Financial] Against the
Elderly Interactive Teleconference - See:
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the
Elderly Interactive Teleconference [1999] (#677)
Explosive Devices: IEDs (Improvised Explosive
Devices): CoMNET Broadcast (December 13,
2006) - See: IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices):
CoMNET Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD
[2006] (#1066)
Exposed: Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed - See:
Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed (DVD)
[2006] (#1191)
Extraction (Vehicle): Police Safety & Survival:
Batons, Handcuffs, and Vehicle Extractions - See:
Police Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) [2004] (#1146)
Extractions: Inmate - See: Inmate Extractions [1997]
(#JOB 607)
Extradition Procedures POST Telecourse (DVD) (May
2008) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1122)
Extremists: Sovereign Citizens (CA POST Telecourse)
- See: Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST
Telecourse) [2013] (#1309)
Eyes: Private Eyes (American Justice) - See: Private
Eyes (American Justice) DVD [1994] (#1117)
Eyes; Lying Eyes - See: Lying Eyes (American Justice)
[2001] (#1248)
Eyewitness (American Justice) (1997) [47 min.] (#1252 )
Face of Crime [The New] : Investigative Report - See:
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report
[1997] (#811)
Facing the facts: Alzheimer's Disease - See:
Alzheimer's Disease: Facing the Facts [2009]
(#1264)
Fair and Impartial; Bias-Based Policing - See: BiasBased Policing: Remaining Fair and Impartial
(CA POST Telecourse) [2014] (#1312)
Faith-Based Responses for Crime Victims DVD (2008)
[30 min.] (#1114)
Fallen Blue Heroes ( 2009) [45 min.] (#1246)
Families: Adressing the Needs of Juvenile Status
Offenders and Their Families - See: Addressing
the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders and Their
Families DVD [2007] (#1084)
Families: Managing the Families of Employees
during Jail Crisis Situations - See: Managing the
Families of Employees during Jail Crisis
Situations [1998] (#JOB 711)
Fast and Accurately: How to Shoot - See: How to
Shoot Fast and Accurately [1988] (#1300)
FAST: Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.) See: Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.)
[2002] (#887)
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
Fatalities: Mass Fatality Management (Live
Response) - See: Mass Fatality Management (Live
Response) DVD [2006] (#1061)
Fatigue Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD - See:
Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD [2007] (#1157)
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD
(2003) [55 min.] (#1054)
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference)
(1989) [3 hours] (#1230)
FBI's Crime Lab: Modern Marvels (2003) [43 min.]
(#1163 )
Female Gang Members in Jails (circa 1995) [13 min.]
(#JOB 611)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43
min.] (#1308)
Field Force (Mobile) - See: St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 197
Control [1997] (#1306)
Field Interviewing: Recognition of Deception [40 min.
(20 min. each section)] (#407)
Fighting through Pepper Spray: Counter Assault and
Survival Tactics [29 min.] (#470)
Final Answer - See: Operation Lifesaver General
Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.) (August
2002) [33 min.] (#887)
Financial Exploitation Against the Elderly Interactive
Teleconference [Investigating[ - See: Investigating
Financial Exploitation Against the Elderly
Interactive Teleconference [1999] (#677)
Fire Do That - See: 911on DVD, Volume 5 [2012]
(#1235)
Fire ground safety - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 3
[2011] (#1284)
Fire Investigations (Fatal) [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy - See: Fatal Fire Investigations
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] [1998] (#686)
Fire Rescue-EMS andAutism - See: Autism, Fire
Rescue & EMS DVD [2009] (#1188)
Fire Safety: Emergency Preparedness: Awareness
and Survival - See: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival DVD [2006] (#1136)
Fire Safety [8 min.] (#JOB 103)
Fire terminology - See: 911 on DVD: Health and
Customer Service [2008] (#1120)
Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law Enforcement
(basic) - See: Basic Firearm Disarming &
Retention for Law Enforcement [2005] (#1239)
Firearm Ownership: The Basic Rules - See: The
Basic Rules of Safe Firearms Ownership:
Fundamentals of Gun Safety [2000] (#1279)
Firearms: A Woman's Guide to Firearms - See: A
Woman's Guide to Firearms DVD [1987] (#1189)
Firearms and Use of Cover [27 min.] (#455)
Firearms Concealed Carry Act (2014) [34 min.] (#1274
)
Firefight--Miami Shooting (circa 1987) [55 min.] (#35)
First Aid, Basic - See: Basic First Aid [2008] (#1295)
First Aid: Blunt Force Trauma - See: Blunt Force
Trauma First Aid [2007] (#1256)
First Aid for Dogs - See: Emergency First Aid for
Dogs : Working Dog Edition [ 2011] (#1221)
First Aid: Gunshot Wounds - See: Gunshot Wound
First Aid [2007] (#1258)
First Aid: Knife Wounds - See: Knife Would First Aid
[2007] (#1257)
First Aid Video: First Response - See: First Response:
The First Aid Video (DVD) [2004] (#1147)
First Responders: Communities Answering the Call:
Ministering to First Responders FBI
Teleconference - See: Communities Answering the
Call: Ministering to First Responders FBI
Teleconference [2003] (#908)
First Response and Overview: World Trade Center
Attack - See: Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD
set [2005] (#1094)
First Response the Right Response - See: Approaching
Alzheimer's: Make Your First Response the Right
Response (DVD) [2008] (#1139)
First Response: The First Aid Video (DVD) (2004) [1
hour, 5 min.] (#1147)
First Response: The ABCs of CPR - See: The ABCs
of CPR: First Response (DVD) [2006] (#1152)
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD (April 2008)
[30 min.] (#1107)
Five Concurrent Themes to Success - See: The 5
Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) [2004]
(#1182)
Five Concurrent Themes for Success. - See: Gordon
Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs [2007] (#Set
38)
Five D's (The) - See: The Bullet Proof Mind [2011]
(#Set 43)
Five Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD) (1997)
[42 min.] (#1128)
Flash Floods: Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006,
EENET Broadcast) - See: Are You Ready?
(January 18, 2006, EENET Broadcast) [2006]
(#1038)
Flashlights: Emergency Preparedness: Awareness
and Survival - See: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival DVD [2006] (#1136)
Floods (Flash): Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006,
EENET Broadcast) - See: Are You Ready?
(January 18, 2006, EENET Broadcast) [2006]
(#1038)
Florida Lessons: Disaster Management - See: 911 on
DVD: Health and Customer Service [2008]
(#1120)
Flying Armed: Extradition Procedures POST
Telecourse (2008) - See: Extradition Procedures
POST Telecourse (DVD) [2008] (#1122)
Footsteps (Recognizing) - See: Golden Nuggets 3:
Life-saving Street Smarts for Cops [2016] (#1307)
Force (Ethical Use of) - See: Ethical Use of Force (CA
POST Telecourse) [2005] (#1317)
Force: Blunt Force Trauma First Aid - See: Blunt
Force Trauma First Aid [2007] (#1256)
Force Continuum - See: Blood-Borne Pathogens /
Backup: Force Continuum [2001] (#1303)
Force Escalations: Management - See: Managing
Force Escalations [1995 ] (#671)
Force: Joining the Force: In the Line of Duty Special
Issue - See: Joining the Force: In the Line of
Duty Special Issue [2005] (#1048)
Force: Liability Issues Involving Use of Force (In
Jails) - See: Liability Issues Involving Use of
Force (In Jails) [1997] (#JOB 609)
Force: Police Use of Force POST Telecourse 2003 See: Use of Force by Peace Officers POST
Telecourse (DVD) [2004] (#1225)
Force: Situational Use of Force Options Chart - See:
Situational Use of Force Options Chart (#467)
Force: Use of Force Report Writing - See: Use of
Force Report Writing [2001] (#825)
Force: Use of Force Report Writing (In the Line of
Duty) - See: Use of Force Report Writing (In the
Line of Duty) [2015] (#1292)
Foreign Lotteries: Long Shot: Delivering Justice
DVD - See: Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD
[2004] (#1046)
Forensic Anthropology, with Dr. William Bass (1986)
[2 hours, 26 min.] (#Set 20)
Forensic Interview: Techniques for Interviewing
Victims with Communication and or Cognitive
Disabilities (DVD) - See: Victims with Disabilities:
the Forensic Interview: Techniques for
Interviewing Victims with Communication and/or
Cognitive Disabilities (DVD) [2011] (#Set 37)
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 198
[Modern Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Forensics on Trial (Nova) (2012) [53 min.] (#1245 )
Frank Serpico: Honor Bound - See: Serpico: Honor
Bound (DVD) [2006] (#1149)
Fraud: Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice - See:
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD [2005]
(#1043)
Frisk Searches and Tactical Pat Downs (Searches of
Person 1) - See: Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk
Searches (Searches of Persons 1) [1999] (#710)
Frisk Searches: Searches of Persons: Minnesota v.
Dickerson - See: Searches of Persons: Minnesota
v. Dickerson [1999] (#1278)
Frisk/Strip Search [12 min.] (#JOB 201)
From the Ashes: The Untold Story of Ground Zero See: Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set
[2005] (#1094)
Frontline: A Death in St. Augustine - See: A Death
in St. Augustine :Frontline [2013] (#1277)
Frontline: Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria - See:
Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria :Frontline [2013]
(#1276)
Frontline: Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline - See:
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD [2006]
(#1059)
FTO Program FBI Teleconference (June 10, 1992) [3
hours] (#472)
FTO: Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse See: Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse
[2002] (#867)
Fundamental Skills for Public Safety Cycling (2009) [21
min.] (#1267)
Fundamentals: Knife Defense - See: Knife Defense
Fundamentals (DVD) [2003] (#1180)
Gacy, John Wayne: Serial Killers: Profiling the
Criminal Mind DVD - See: Serial Killers:
Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD [2000] (#980)
Gainesville, Florida: Convenience Store Robberies
Decline (In the Line of Duty) - See: Convenience
Store Robberies Decline (In the Line of Duty)
[1996] (#1013 )
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for Serving
Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min. , and 9
min.: 34 min., total] (#1262)
Games Trainers Play (19 min.) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
Gang Violence in America : 20th Century with Mike
Wallace (1996) [43 min.] (#809)
Gang: World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD - See:
World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD [2006]
(#1053)
Gangland: Basic Training DVD (2008) [44 min]
(#1140)
Gangland: Behind Enemy Lines - See: Behind Enemy
Lines: Gangland (DVD) [2007] (#1124)
Gangland: The Fourth Season [About 40 minutes per
episode] (#Missing Set 41)
Gangs and Gang Identification [11 min.] (#JOB 401)
Gangs: Female Gang Members in Jails - See: Female
Gang Members in Jails [1995] (#JOB 611)
Gangs: Five Points Gangs - See: Five Points Gangs:
In Search of History (DVD) [1997] (#1128)
Gangs: Street Gangs: An Overview (Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy) - See: Street Gangs: An
Overview (Viewpoints from the FBI Academy)
[1998] (#652)
Gangs: Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can
Do (Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) - See:
Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can Do
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) [1998] (#653)
Gangs: Street Gangs: A Secret History - See: Street
Gangs: A Secret History DVD [2000] (#1068)
Gangs [Youth]in America : An Overview of
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention
Programs (OJJDP Teleconference) - See: Youth
Gangs in America : An Overview of Suppression,
Intervention and Prevention Programs (OJJDP
Teleconference) [1997] (#846)
Garner, Eric: Use of Force: The Death of Eric Garner
- See: Use of Force: The Death of Eric Garner
[2015] (#1293)
Gender Problems and Search Incident to Arrest
(Searches of Persons 2) - See: Search Incident to
Arrest and Gender Problems [1999] (#718)
Generational Differences - See: 911onDVD -- Volume
7 [2014] (#1285)
Generators: Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006,
EENET Broadcast) - See: Are You Ready?
(January 18, 2006, EENET Broadcast) [2006]
(#1038)
Generators: Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and
Survival - See: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival DVD [2006] (#1136)
Georgia Deputy: Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle
Dinkheller Shooting]: In the Line of Duty - See:
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty [2002] (#963)
Get Out of Your Chair (5 min.) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Getting Ready for Disaster: Are You Ready? (January
18, 2006, EENET Broadcast) - See: Are You
Ready? (January 18, 2006, EENET Broadcast)
[2006] (#1038)
Getting S.M.A.R.T. : Dealing with Bullies (2011) [20
min.] (#1203)
Girl: What the Girl Saw [American Justice] - See:
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] [2004]
(#1243)
Glock: Complete Glock - See: Complete Glock (DVD)
[2008] (#1192)
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart Tips
for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for Cops
(2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for Cops
(2016) [30 min.] (#1304)
Goldstein [Herman] Award Winner and Finalists:
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing - See:
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The
Herman Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists
[2004] (#961)
Good FTO: Qualities of a Good FTO POST
Telecourse - See: Qualities of a Good FTO POST
Telecourse [2002] (#867)
Good Night with the Sleep Doctor (2007) [79 min.]
(#1263)
Gordon Graham: Elimination of Harassment, Bias
and Discrimination in the Workplace - See:
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and
Discrimination in the Workplace DVD [2004]
(#1033)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4 hours,
9 min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 199
Gordon Graham: The 3 Concurrent Themes to
Success - See: Organizational Risk Management:
The 5 Pillars of Success (DVD) [2004] (#1184)
Gordon Graham: The 5 Concurrent Themes to
Success - See: The 5 Concurrent Themes to
Success (DVD) [2004] (#1182)
Gordon Graham: Why Things go Right; Why Things
Go Wrong - See: Why Things go Right; Why
Things Go Wrong (DVD) [2004] (#1183)
Graduated Sanctions: An Effective Intervention
Strategy for Addressing Delinquency Teleconference
DVD (March 22, 2005) [1 hour, 36 min.] (#1072)
Graham, Gordon: Elimination of Harassment, Bias
and Discrimination in the Workplace - See:
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and
Discrimination in the Workplace DVD [2004]
(#1033)
Graham, Gordon: The 3 Concurrent Themes to
Success - See: Organizational Risk Management:
The 5 Pillars of Success (DVD) [2004] (#1184)
Graham, Gordon: The 5 Concurrent Themes to
Success - See: The 5 Concurrent Themes to
Success (DVD) [2004] (#1182)
Graham, Gordon: Why Things go Right; Why Things
Go Wrong - See: Why Things go Right; Why
Things Go Wrong (DVD) [2004] (#1183)
Grossman: Dave Grossman on Teaching Kids to Kill See: Teaching Kids to Kill [1999] (#941)
Grossman, Dave: The Bullet Proof Mind - See: The
Bullet Proof Mind [2011] (#Set 43)
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) (2007) [45
min.] (#1100)
Guide for Close Combat survival: The David High
Story - See: David High Story: A Guide for Close
Combat Survival (#460)
Guide to Firearms - See: A Woman's Guide to
Firearms DVD [1987] (#1189)
Guidebook: Using the Emergency Response
Guidebook 2012 - See: Emergency Response
Guidebook 2012 [2012] (#1261)
Guidebook: Using the Emergency Response
Guidebook - See: Using the Emergency Response
Guidebook DVD [2005] (#1154)
Guilty By Reason of Insanity (DVD) (2002) [44 min.]
(#1209)
Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully (2010) [20
min.] (#1196)
Gun Retention and Disarming Techniques: Long Gun
- See: Long Gun Retention and Disarming
Techniques [1999] (#722)
Guns for Hire [in Iraq] - See: Iraq's Guns for Hire
[2009] (#1212)
Guns in America (2008) [50 min.] (#1254)
Gunshot Wound First Aid (2007) [55 mind] (#1258)
Hair (Gum in My): How to Cope with A Bully - See:
Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully
[2010] (#1196)
Hair - See: Barney Miller The First Season DVD
[1974-1975] (#1219)
Handcuffing and Pat-Down - See: In the Line of Duty
Two-Minute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Handcuffing: Police Safety & Survival: Batons,
Handcuffs, and Vehicle Extractions - See: Police
Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) [2004] (#1146)
Handcuffing: Practical and Tactical Handcuffing See: Practical and Tactical Handcuffing [2002]
(#Missing 847)
Handgun Basics : Self-Defense and Target Shooting
(2004) [1 hour, 10 min.] (#1260)
Handgun Disarming: Police Safety & Survival: - See:
Police Safety & Survival: Pressure Points,
Handgun Retention/Disarming (DVD) [2004]
(#1145)
Handgun Retention: Police Safety & Survival:
Pressure Points, Handgun Retention - See: Police
Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) [2004] (#1145)
Handling Undercover Contacts [10 min.] (#271)
Harasser's Behavior [The]: Sexual Harassment in
Law Enforcement - See: Sexual Harassment in
Law Enforcement: The Harasser's Behavior
[1998] (#644)
Harassment: Elimination of Harassment, Bias and
Discrimination in the Workplace - See:
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and
Discrimination in the Workplace DVD [2004]
(#1033)
Harassment [Sexual] in Law Enforcement: Role of
Victim and Administration - See: Sexual
Harassment in Law Enforcement: Role of Victim
and Administration [1998] (#656)
Hate Crime – The Violent Outgrowth of Intolerance FBI
Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#623)
Hate Crimes: Responding to Hate Crimes - See:
Responding to Hate Crimes: A Roll Call Training
Video for Police Officers [1999] (#743)
Haven: Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law - See:
Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law (DVD) [2006]
(#1129)
Hazardous Materials: What Every Cop Needs to Know
(2008) [23 min.] (#1223)
Headlines: TASER: Behind the Headlines DVD - See:
TASER: Behind the Headlines DVD [2005]
(#988)
Healing Presence (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2003) [25
min.] (#1319)
Health (Public) Health Implications of Law
Enforcement Stress [NIJ Research in Progress
Series] - See: Public Health Implications of Law
Enforcement Stress [NIJ Research in Progress
Series] [1999] (#1093)
Health Update: Mental - See: Mental Health Update
(CA POST Telecourse) [2013] (#1318)
Hell's Angels: Gangland: Behind Enemy Lines - See:
Behind Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) [2007]
(#1124)
Herman Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists:
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing - See:
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The
Herman Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists
[2004] (#961)
Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice & Survival (2013)
[1 hour, 40 min.] (#1255)
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.]
(#1220)
Hidden Epidemic: Autism DVD - See: Autism: The
Hidden Epidemic DVD [2005] (#975)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short
Version (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17 min.]
(#1027)
Hidden Truth : Verifying Driving Logs (DVD) (circa
2005) [13 min.] (#1148)
High Risk Vehicle Contacts: Traffic Stops - See:
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 200
Traffic Stops: High Risk Vehicle Contacts (#490)
High-Risk Security Escorts [8 min.] (#JOB 311)
Highway to Hell - See: Gangland: The Fourth
Season (#Missing Set 41)
Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997) [46]
(#1250)
Hinckley, John Jr.: The Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan See: The Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan (DVD) [2006]
(#1195)
Hindi Duty Belt (DVD) (2004) [42 min.] (#1164)
History Alive: Organized Crime: A World History See: Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs)
[2001] (#1057)
History, In Search of: Five Points Gangs - See: Five
Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD) [1997]
(#1128)
History of the Mob in America - See: Mafia: The
History of the Mob in America (DVDs) [1993]
(#1058)
Holdup Witness - See: Witness DVD [1998] (#1134)
Hollywood: Shootout: The North Hollywood Shooting
DVD - See: Shootout: The North Hollywood
Shooting DVD [2005] (#991)
Home: Basics of Personal Protection in the Home See: Basics of Personal Protection in the Home
[2001] (#1282)
Home: Personal Protection Outside the Home - See:
Personal Protection Outside the Home [2008]
(#1283)
Homeland Security and CommunityPolicing FBI
Teleconference (September 5, 2002) [2 hours]
(#856)
Homeland Security Begins at Home: 7 Signs of
Terrorism DVD (2005) [9 min.] (#993)
Homicide (Cold Case) POST Telecourse - See: Cold
Case Homicide POST Telecourse [2002] (#1224)
Homicide Bombers (Live Response) - See:
Suicide/Homicide Bombers (Live Response) DVD
[2006] (#1062)
Homicide by Poisoning [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (December 1997) [24 min.] (#681)
Homicide Detectives: To Catch a Killer: Homicide
Detectives (American Justice Series) DVD - See:
To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American
Justice Series) DVD [1996] (#1069)
Homicide Interrogation: Electronic Recording (DVD)
- See: Electronic Recording of Homicide
Interrogation DVD [ 2004] (#983)
Honor Bound: Frank Serpico - See: Serpico: Honor
Bound (DVD) [2006] (#1149)
Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How They Got That Way
(2000) [200 min] (#979)
Hostage Negotiation (10 min.) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Hostage Survival [10 min.] (#JOB 207)
Hostage Takers (The) (1994) [46 min] (#1153)
Hot Pursuit (In) - See: In Hot Pursuit [2003] (#1199)
House Clearing and Cornering : Tactics and Techniques
(1999) [1 hour, 8 min.] (#1259)
How Big is the Problem? The Crime of Stalking (NIJ
Research in Progress) - See: Crime of Stalking:
How Big is the Problem? (NIJ Research in
Progress) [1997] (#603)
How to Conduct Cell Searches [15 min.] (#JOB 101)
How to Cope with a Bully: Gum in My Hair - See:
Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully
[2010] (#1196)
How to Save Your Dog's Life (1988) [36 min.] (#475)
How to Shoot Fast and Accurately (1988) [45 min.]
(#1300)
Human Factors in Undercover Operations [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] (1993) [24 min.] (#732)
Human Trafficking: Anti-Human Trafficking for the
Law Enforcement Professional DVD - See: AntiHuman Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD [2006] (#1065)
Human Trafficking Part 3 - See: 911onDVD -Volume 7 [2014] (#1285)
Human Trafficking, pt. 2 (18 min) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Human Trafficking: Responding to Victims - See:
Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking DVD
[2008] (#1106)
Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria :Frontline (2013) [53
min.] (#1276)
I Am Not a Target : Your Child's Weapon Against
Predators (2004) [45 min.] (#1271)
I'm Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD (Circa 1998) [30
min.] (#1133)
ICS Based Communications (Dispatch) - See: 911 on
DVD: Volume 2 [2010] (#1186)
ICS: The Incident Command System DVD (2000) [23
min.] (#939)
Identification: Double-Blind Sequential Identification
- See: Sequential Identification [2005] (#1280)
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers (2016) [44 min.]
(#1302)
Identity Crisis: Delivering Justice DVD (2003) [12
min.] (#1042)
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December
13, 2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
Illegal Alien Inmates (Working with) - See: Working
with Illegal Alien Inmates [1997] (#JOB 612)
Illegal Drugs and How They Got That Way: Hooked See: Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How They Got
That Way [2000] (#979)
Illinois APCO Narrowbanding Seminar (May 2010)
(DVD) (2010) [2 hour, 13 min.] (#1185)
Illinois Bicyclists (League of): Share the Road - See:
Share the Road (League of Illinois Bicyclists) DVD
[ 2006] (#1064)
Illinois Department of Transportation:: Crash
Dynamics for Training Programs - See: Crash
Dynamics for Training Programs [1992] (#564)
Illinois State Police, Dist. 9: Roll Call Training on
DUI for Police Departments in Illinois: Volume 3
- See: Roll Call Training on DUI for Police
Departments in Illinois: Volume 3 [2003] (#Set
34)
Immunity: Diplomatic and Consular Immunity:
Guidance for Law Enforcement and Judicial
Authorities - See: Diplomatic and Consular
Immunity: Guidance for Law Enforcement and
Judicial Authorities [1998] (#750)
Impact: I'm Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD - See:
I'm Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD [1998]
(#1133)
Impact of Terrorism (Psychological) - See:
Psychological Impact of Terrorism (Live Response)
DVD [2006] (#1060)
Impact: Victim Impact: Listen and Learn - See:
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn [2001] (#1078)
Impartial and Fair Bias-Based Policing - See: Bias-
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 201
Based Policing: Remaining Fair and Impartial
(CA POST Telecourse) [2014] (#1312)
Impediments to Problem Solving - See: Problem
Oriented Policing Set [1998] (#Set 35)
Improvised Explosive Devices: CoMNET Broadcast
(December 13, 2006) - See: IEDs (Improvised
Explosive Devices): CoMNET Broadcast
(December 13, 2006) DVD [2006] (#1066)
In Cold Blood - See: Murder "In Cold Blood"
(American Justice) [1997] (#1249)
In Hot Pursuit (2003) [42 min.] (#1199)
In Pursuit of Excellence: CALEA - See: CALEA: In
Pursuit of Excellence DVD [2006] (#1051)
In Search of History: Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb
- See: Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search
of History) [1998] (#1205)
In Search of History: The Five Points Gangs - See:
Five Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD)
[1997] (#1128)
In the Line of Duty: San Francisco Police Department
Cruiser Crash (In the Line of Duty) - See: San
Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) [2003] (#918)
In the Line of Duty: Racial Profiling - See: Racial
Profiling (In the Line of Duty) [2001] (#921)
In the Line of Duty: El Segundo Movie Theater Fight
- See: El Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the
Line of Duty) DVD [2012] (#1207)
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa 2005)
[2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
In the Line of Duty: TASER: Behind the Headlines
DVD - See: TASER: Behind the Headlines DVD
[2005] (#988)
In-Custody Death (Sudden): Training for Prevention See: Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for
Prevention / Positional Asphyxia Update [2000]
(#778)
Incarceration, - See: Electronic Incarceration [1998]
(#JOB 712)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the World
Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) (May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2
hours] (#893)
Incident Command System for WMD Incidents:
Managing Terrorism Incidents - See: Managing
Terrorism Incidents Tape Set [2002] (#938)
Incident Command System: ICS DVD - See: ICS:
The Incident Command System DVD [2000] (#939)
India: Organized Crime: A World History - See:
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) [2001]
(#1057)
Infant Protection Act: Abandoned Babies Safe Haven
Law - See: Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law
(DVD) [2006] (#1129)
Infectious Diseases in the Jail (circa 1990) [9 min.]
(#JOB 109)
Informants: Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street
Cop Series) DVDs - See: Developing Street
Sources and CIs (Street Cop Series) DVDs [2005]
(#1028)
Injuries: Recovering from Your Crime Related
Injuries (DVD) - See: Recovering from Your
Crime Related Injuries (DVD) [1999] (#1081)
Inmate Classification Procedures [8 min.] (#JOB 106)
Inmate Disciplinary Principles [8 min.] (#JOB 105)
Inmate Extractions ( 1997) [15 min.] (#JOB 607)
Inmate Grievance Procedure [10 min.] (#JOB 111)
Inmate Leaders (circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 704)
Inmate Population: Coping with a Changing - See:
Coping with a Changing Inmate Population [1997]
(#JOB 606)
Inmate Subculture, Understanding - See:
Understanding the Inmate Subculture [1997]
(#JOB 603)
Inmate Transportation [9 min.] (#JOB 110)
Inmates, Jails and Mental Illness (1997) [15 min.]
(#JOB 610)
Inmates with Special Needs (1997) [12 min.] (#JOB
602)
Innocent Offenders (circa 1990) [14 min.] (#51)
Insanity: Guilty by Reason of - See: Guilty By Reason
of Insanity (DVD) [2002] (#1209)
Insecurity: Campus Insecurity - See: Campus
Insecurity [2000] (#1200)
Inside Story: Death Detectives - See: Death
Detectives: The L.A. County Coroner (Inside
Story) DVD [1996] (#1067)
Inside Story: Road Warriors: The Biker Brotherhood
- See: Road Warriors: The Biker Brotherhood
(Inside Story) [1998] (#859)
Inside the Bureau: FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at
the Bureau - See: FBI: A Revealing Inside Look
at the Bureau DVD [2003] (#1054)
Inside the Killer's Mind (Investigative Reports) DVD
(2000) [45 min.] (#1118)
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.]
(#1211)
Inside The Criminal Mind: Profiles of Evil - See:
Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind [1997]
(#1172)
Inspectors: U.S. Postal Inspectors: Your Partners in
Law Enforcement - See: U.S. Postal Inspectors:
Your Partners in Law Enforcement (#458)
Interactive Teleconference: Investigating Financial
Exploitation Against the Elderly - See:
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the
Elderly Interactive Teleconference [1999] (#677)
Interdiction and Traffic Stops - See: Traffic Stops and
Interdiction (DVD) [2008] (#1099)
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) (1997) [44
min.] (#1162)
Internal Affairs: Problem Resolution (1992) [17 min.]
(#275)
International Association of Directors of Law
Enforcement Standards and Training. Reciprocity
handbook 2015. Albion, Mich.: International
Association of Directors of Law Enforcement
Standards and Training; 2015.iadlest.11143.2-IAD2015.
International Crime: Web of Deceit: Delivering
Justice - See: Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice
DVD [2005] (#1044)
International Link: Interpol [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] - See: Interpol: The International Link
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] [1998] (#682)
Interpersonal Communications: Legal Implications
(2001) [32 min. on 2 tapes] (#823)
Interpol: The International Link [Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy] (April 1998) [24 min.] (#682)
Interrogation: Electronic Recording of Homicide
Interrogation DVD - See: Electronic Recording of
Homicide Interrogation DVD [ 2004] (#983)
Interrogations: Conducting Interrogations (Street Cop
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 202
Series) DVD - See: Conducting Interrogations
(Street Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1030)
Intervention: Conflict Resolution Intervention in a
Jail Setting - See: Conflict Resolution Intervention
in a Jail Setting [1995] (#JOB 706)
Intervention: Graduated Sanctions: An Effective
Intervention Strategy for Addressing Delinquency
Teleconference DVD - See: Graduated Sanctions:
An Effective Intervention Strategy for Addressing
Delinquency Teleconference DVD [2005] (#1072)
Interviewing: Cognitive Interviewing [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy - See: Cognitive Interviewing
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] [1996] (#714)
Interviewing: Victims with Disabilities: the Forensic
Interview: Techniques for Interviewing Victims
with Communication and or Cognitive Disabilities
(DVD) - See: Victims with Disabilities: the
Forensic Interview: Techniques for Interviewing
Victims with Communication and/or Cognitive
Disabilities (DVD) [2011] (#Set 37)
Interviews: Conducting Interviews (Street Cop Series)
DVDs - See: Conducting Interviews (Street Cop
Series) DVD [2005] (#1029)
Intolerance: Hate Crime – The Violent Outgrowth of
Intolerance FBI Teleconference - See: Hate Crime
– The Violent Outgrowth of Intolerance FBI
Teleconference [1998] (#623)
Introduction to Human Trafficking (Part 1) - See:
911on DVD, Volume 5 [2012] (#1235)
Introduction to Problem Solving - See: Problem
Oriented Policing Set [1998] (#Set 35)
Introduction to the Glock Pistol [48 min.] (#305)
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the Elderly
Interactive Teleconference (March 11, 1999) [2
hours, 25 min.] (#677)
Investigation of Crime in Jails (1994) [18 min] (#JOB
411)
Investigations (Child Abuse) - See: Child Abuse
Investigations (CA POST Telecourse DVD) [2000]
(#1229)
Investigative Report : New Face of Crime [The] - See:
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report
[1997] (#811)
Investigative Reports: Columbine: Understanding
Why DVD (Investigative Reports) - See:
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative
Reports) DVD [2002] (#949)
Investigative Reports: Cop Counselors - See: Cop
Counselors (Investigative Reports) DVD [2001]
(#1098)
Investigative Reports: Deadly Transactions - See:
Deadly Transactions (Investigative Reports Series)
DVD [1997] (#1070)
Investigative Reports: Inside the Killer's Mind - See:
Inside the Killer's Mind (Investigative Reports)
DVD [2000] (#1118)
Investigative Reports: Keepers: A Job Behind Bars
DVD - See: Keepers: A Job Behind Bars
(Investigative Reports) DVD [1998] (#954)
Investigative Reports - See: Richard Speck
[Investigative Reports] DVD [1996] (#1204)
Iraq's Guns for Hire (2009) [45 min.] (#1212)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Issues (Critical) for Those Who Work with Victims:
DNA DVD - See: DNA: Critical Issues for Those
Who Work with Victims DVD [2007] (#1077)
It Could Happen to You (1997) [19 min.] (#629)
It'll Never Happen to Me [44 min.] (#166)
It's the Right Thing to Do : Consular Notification (circa
2003) [11 min.] (#982)
It's Worse Thank it looks: Crime in America - See:
The Bullet Proof Mind [2011] (#Set 43)
It's Your Call - See: Operation Lifesaver General
Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
It's Your Choice - See: Operation Lifesaver General
Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty (1996) [26 min.]
(#849)
Jail Equipment Technology Advances [16 min.] (#JOB
505)
Jail Literacy Programs [16 min.] (#JOB 506)
Jail Officer's Leadership Role (The) [12 min.] (#JOB
501)
Jails, Inmates and Mental Illness - See: Inmates, Jails
and Mental Illness [1997] (#JOB 610)
Jails: Managing the Families of Employees during
Jail Crisis Situations - See: Managing the
Families of Employees during Jail Crisis
Situations [1998] (#JOB 711)
Jails; investigation of Crime - See: Investigation of
Crime in Jails [1994] (#JOB 411)
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography) DVD
(1996) [45 min.] (#981)
Job Behind Bars: Keepers (Investigative Reports) DVD
- See: Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative
Reports) DVD [1998] (#954)
Jogger; The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went
Wrong? (American Justice) - See: The Central
Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong? (American
Justice) [2003] (#1244)
John Dillinger: Biography (DVD) (1995) [46 min.]
(#1111)
Joining the Force: In the Line of Duty Special Issue
(circa 2005) [1 hour] (#1048)
Joints: Super Joints, with Pavel Tsatsouline DVD See: Super Joints, with Pavel Tsatsouline DVD
[2003] (#955)
Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) (1999) [44 min.]
(#1208)
Judges: Responding to Elder Abuse: What Judges and
Court Personnel Should know - See: Responding
to Elder Abuse: What Judges and Court Personnel
Should know DVD [2010] (#1166)
Judo (Verbal) - See: Tactical Communications (CA
POST Telecourse) [2007] (#1313)
Justice (Delivering): All the King's Men: Picking Up
the Pieces (DVD) - See: All the King's Men:
Picking Up the Pieces (DVD) [2006] (#1035)
Justice: Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice DVD
- See: Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice
DVD [2004] (#1045)
Justice: Identity Crisis: Delivering Justice - See:
Identity Crisis: Delivering Justice DVD [2003]
(#1042)
Justice: Internal Affairs: American Justice - See:
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) [1997]
(#1162)
Juvenile Boot Camps (Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Teleconference) (1996) [1
hour, 51 min.] (#605)
Juvenile Status Offenders: Addressing the Needs of
Juvenile Status Offenders and Their Families See: Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status
Offenders and Their Families DVD [2007] (#1084)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 203
K-9 Dogs in Jails (1997) [10 min.] (#JOB 605)
K9 Deployment for Police - See: Canine Deployment
for Police [2008] (#1121)
Kaczynski, Ted: the Unabomber: Biography - See:
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
[1998] (#1110)
Katrina: Hurricane Katrina: New Orleans - See: 911
on DVD: Health and Customer Service [2008]
(#1120)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports)
DVD (1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Keeping Officers Safe: Dog Encounters - See: Dog
Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST
Telecourse) [2015] (#1311)
Kennedys and the Mob: The History of the Mob in
America - See: Mafia: The History of the Mob in
America (DVDs) [1993] (#1058)
Kevin Dillon: Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 See: Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs)
[2003] (#1103)
Kill 'em All - See: Gangland: The Fourth Season
(#Missing Set 41)
Kill or Be Killed - See: Gangland: The Fourth Season
(#Missing Set 41)
Kill Ronald Reagan, the Plot to - See: The Plot to Kill
Ronald Reagan (DVD) [2006] (#1195)
Kill: Teaching Kids to Kill - See: Teaching Kids to
Kill [1999] (#941)
Killer: Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) - See: Mind
of a Rampage Killer (Nova) [2013] (#1233)
Killer: To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives
(American Justice Series) DVD - See: To Catch a
Killer: Homicide Detectives (American Justice
Series) DVD [1996] (#1069)
Killer's Mind: Inside the Killer's Mind - See: Inside
the Killer's Mind (Investigative Reports) DVD
[2000] (#1118)
Killers: Conversations With Killers - See:
Conversations With Killers (American Justice)
DVD [2005] (#1119)
Killers: Identifying and Stopping Active Killers - See:
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers [2016]
(#1302)
Killing Snitches - See: Gangland: The Fourth Season
(#Missing Set 41)
King's Men: All the King's Men: Picking Up the
Pieces (DVD) - See: All the King's Men: Picking
Up the Pieces (DVD) [2006] (#1035)
Kirby Forensic Psychiatric Hospital; Guilty by Reason
of Insanity - See: Guilty By Reason of Insanity
(DVD) [2002] (#1209)
Knife Defense Fundamentals (DVD) (2003) [70 min.]
(#1180)
Knife Would First Aid (2007) [42 min.] (#1257)
Knives andUse of Force - See: Blood-Borne
Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum [2001]
(#1303)
Kubaton: Police Safety &Survival - See: Police Safety
& Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) [2004] (#1145)
Labs: Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for
Illinois - See: Methamphetamine Labs: A New
Danger for Illinois [2000] (#826)
Lanza, Adam; Raising Adam Lanza - See: Raising
Adam Lanza [2013] (#1232)
Latin American Theft Rings FBI Teleconference (1996)
[2 hours] (#535)
Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective from
Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference] (July 11,
2001) [2 hours] (#814)
Law Enforcement and Autism Roll Call Briefing Video
- See: Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call
Briefing Video (VHS) [2004] (#927)
Law Enforcement Management, Pts. 1 and 2
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (January and
February 1998) [48 min.] (#668)
Law Enforcement Officers Flying Armed: Extradition
Procedures POST Telecourse (2008) - See:
Extradition Procedures POST Telecourse (DVD)
[2008] (#1122)
Law Enforcement Photography (Basic): Make Your
Case - See: Make Your Case: Basic Law
Enforcement Photography [ 1998] (#670)
Law Enforcement: Responding to Elder Abuse - See:
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Law
Enforcement Should Know {DVD} [2010] (#1167)
Law Enforcement Response to Crime Victims - See:
Service, Support & Justice : Law Enforcement
Response to Crime Victims [2012] (#1237)
Law Enforcement Response: Domestic Violence (FBI
Teleconference) - See: Domestic Violence: Law
Enforcement Response FBI Teleconference [1999]
(#709)
Law Enforcement Stress: Public Health Implications See: Public Health Implications of Law
Enforcement Stress [NIJ Research in Progress
Series] [1999] (#1093)
Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle DVD
(2008) [13 min.] (#1161)
Leaders (Inmate) - See: Inmate Leaders [1998] (#JOB
704)
Leadership and Communication Essentials in Law
Enforcement (September/October 1999) [48 min.]
(#Set 21)
Leadership POST Telecourse (1996) [2 hours] (#540)
League of Illinois Bicyclists: Share the Road - See:
Share the Road (League of Illinois Bicyclists) DVD
[ 2006] (#1064)
Learn Gun Safety With Eddie Eagle (circa 1995) [7
min.] (#375)
Learn: Victim Impact: Listen and Learn - See:
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn [2001] (#1078)
Legal Implications: Interpersonal Communications See: Interpersonal Communications: Legal
Implications [2001] (#823)
Lessons from a Hate Crime Detective (2014) [7 min.]
(#1287)
Lessons Learned and Post-Disaster Planning: World
Trade Center Attack - See: Cleaning Up After the
Disaster DVD set [2005] (#1094)
Lessons Learned at the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and Boca
Raton, Florida : Incident Command 9-11 (EENET
Teleconference) - See: Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned at the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and Boca
Raton, Florida (EENET Teleconference) [1915]
(#893)
Lessons Learned: Ferguson - See: Ferguson; The
Lessons Learned [2016] (#1308)
Lessons Learned: Sandy Hook School Shooting - See:
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned
for School Administrators & Teachers [2014] (#Set
45)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 204
Liability Issues Involving Use of Force (In Jails) (1997)
[12 min.] (#JOB 609)
Life Outside of Public Safety - See: 911onDVD -Volume 7 [2014] (#1285)
Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for Cops - See: Golden
Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for Cops
[2016] (#1304)
Lightning (Nature Tech) DVD (2003) [45 min.] (#1063)
Limited Duty Officers (Managing): FBI
Teleconference - See: Managing Limited Duty
Officers FBI Teleconference [2003] (#909)
Lincoln: A. Lincoln, Attorney at Law - See: A.
Lincoln, Attorney at Law DVD [2006] (#1096)
Line of Duty: San Francisco Police Department
Cruiser Crash (In the Line of Duty) - See: San
Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In
the Line of Duty) [2003] (#918)
Lineup of Stars - See: Did You See That? [2015]
(#1291)
Link: Interpol: The International Link [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] - See: Interpol: The
International Link [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] [1998] (#682)
Lips that Lie - See: Did You See That? [2015] (#1291)
Listen and Learn: Victim Impact - See: Victim
Impact: Listen and Learn [2001] (#1078)
Listen to My Story : Communicating with Victims of
Crime - See: Gaining Insight, Taking Action :
Basic Skills for Serving Victims [2002] (#1262)
Live Response: Mass Fatality Management - See:
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD
[2006] (#1061)
Live Response: The Psychological Impact of
Terrorism - See: Psychological Impact of
Terrorism (Live Response) DVD [2006] (#1060)
Livingston: Police Arrest and Control, with Keith
Livingston - See: Police Arrest and Control, with
Keith Livingston (DVD) [2007] (#1144)
Locating Human Remains (FBI Teleconference (October
13, 1993) [1 hour, 45 min.] (#337)
Locations and Mapping: Back to Basics (17 min.) See: 911 on DVD: Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
Locomotive Emergency Response Operations DVD
(circa 2006) [28 min.] (#1052)
Loeb, Richard: Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb - See:
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of
History) [1998] (#1205)
Long Gun Retention and Disarming Techniques (1999)
[27 min.] (#722)
Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [7 min.]
(#1046)
Los Angeles County Coroner - See: Death Detectives:
The L.A. County Coroner (Inside Story) DVD
[1996] (#1067)
Lotteries: Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD - See:
Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD [2004]
(#1046)
Lying Eyes (American Justice) (2001) [41 min.] (#1248 )
Mafia: The History of the Mob in America (DVDs)
(1993) [3 hours, 42 min. over 5 programs)] (#1058)
Major Case Investigation (FBI Teleconference)
(December 1990) [3 hours] (#135)
Major Incident Protocol FBI Teleconference (1996) [2
hours] (#548)
Make Your Case: Basic Law Enforcement Photography
(September 1998) [21 min.] (#670)
Make Your First Response the Right Response - See:
Approaching Alzheimer's: Make Your First
Response the Right Response (DVD) [2008]
(#1139)
Making the Transition: A Career in Security
Management (circa 1991) [45 min.] (#264)
Making Your Church Safe from Child Sexual Abuse See: Reducing the Risk II: Making Your Church
Safe from Child Sexual Abuse DVD Set [2003]
(#417)
Management of Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens in
Corrections (1998) [41 min.] (#CRT 221)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Managing Conflict Resolution [12 min.] (#JOB 511)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and
Issues FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998) [2
hours] (#689)
Managing Force Escalations (about 1995) [36 min]
(#671)
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
Managing Terrorism Incidents: Using Unified
Command in WMD Incidents - See: Managing
Terrorism Incidents Tape Set [2002] (#938)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September
2002) [29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Using the Incident
Command System for WMD Incidents - See:
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set [2002]
(#938)
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail Crisis
Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB 711)
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) (2013) [52 min.]
(#1242 )
Manson: 40 Years Later (2009) [90 min.] (#1151)
Manson, Charles: Serial Killers: Profiling the
Criminal Mind DVD - See: Serial Killers:
Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD [2000] (#980)
Manufacturer Behavior : Methamphetamine in Illinois
- See: Methamphetamine in Illinois :
User/Manufacturer Behavior [2001] (#827)
Manufacturer Behavior - See: Methamphetamine in
Illinois : User/Manufacturer Behavior [2001]
(#827)
Manufacturer - See: Methamphetamine in Illinois :
User/Manufacturer Behavior [2001] (#827)
Marijuana (Synthetic): What Every Cop Needs to
Know; - See: Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs
to Know [2012] (#1213)
Marketing: Achieving Diversity through Marketing
FBI Teleconference - See: Achieving Diversity
through Marketing FBI Teleconference [2001]
(#801)
Markings, Signs, and Signals - See: Signs, Signals
and Markings (DVD) [2006] (#1116)
Marvels: Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels - See:
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels [2004] (#950)
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD
(March 22, 2006) [58 min.] (#1061)
Massacre: Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty
Special Issue) - See: Tampa Massacre (In the Line
of Duty Special Issue) DVD [2001] (#1039)
Massage: Stress Management for Dispatchers - See:
911 on DVD: Volume 2 [2010] (#1186)
Matter of Culture: Domestic Violence POST
Telecourse - See: Domestic Violence: A Matter of
Culture POST Telecourse [1998] (#638)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 205
McCarthy, Pat: Surveillance - See: Surveillance
(Street Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1026)
Media: Crime, the Media, and Our Public Discourse
(NIJ Perspectives on Crime and Justice) - See:
Crime, the Media, and Our Public Discourse (NIJ
Perspectives on Crime and Justice) [1997] (#607)
Media for Community Relations [Creating]:
Viewpoints from the FBI Academy - See: Creating
Media for Community Relations [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] [2001] (#794)
Media: Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective
from Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference] See: Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective
from Behind the Camera [FBI Teleconference]
[2001] (#814)
Media Relations in Crisis Situations FBI Teleconference
(April 12, 1995) [2 hours] (#471)
Medical: Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse:
The Medical Piece - See: Elder Physical Abuse
and Sexual Abuse: The Medical Piece [2003]
(#925)
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims
(1998) [40 min.] (#787)
Meeting the Needs of Underserved Victims - See:
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims [2002] (#1262)
Mega Disasters: Windy City Tornado DVD - See:
Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD [2006]
(#1055)
Melvin Purvis (Biography) DVD (1999) [45 min.]
(#1109)
Memorial Day: Fallen Blue Heroes - See: Fallen
Blue Heroes [2009] (#1246)
Memorial Fund (National Law ENforcement Officers);
Heroes Behind the Badge - See: Heroes Behind
the Badge [2012] (#1220)
Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims: Meeting the
needs - See: Meeting the Mental Health Needs of
Crime Victims [1998] (#787)
Mental Health Update (CA POST Telecourse) (August
2013) [2 hours] (#1318)
Mental Illness and Violence: A Community Solution
UAC Teleconference - See: Violence and Mental
Illness: A Community Solution UAC
Teleconference [1998] (#634)
Mental Illness, Inmates, and Jails - See: Inmates, Jails
and Mental Illness [1997] (#JOB 610)
Mental Illness: Police Response (1995) [16 min.]
(#708)
Mentally Ill Active Shooter - See: 911on DVD, Volume
5 [2012] (#1235)
Meth Epidemic (America's Crystal) - See: America's
Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) [2008] (#1150)
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD (2006) [53 min.]
(#1059)
Methamphetamine in Illinois : User/Manufacturer
Behavior (2001) [34 min.] (#827)
Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for Illinois
(January 2000) [35 min.] (#826)
Mexican Drug Cartels: Narco State - See: Narco
State DVD [2009] (#1170)
Mexican Drug Underworld (Patron Saints of) - See:
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld
DVD [2009] (#1143)
Michelle Norton Story [The] (circa 2001) [20 min.]
(#928)
Military: Supporting Returning Military Law
Enforcement Personnel POST Telecourse - See:
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement
Personnel POST Telecourse [2008] (#1228)
Mind: Inside the Killer's Mind - See: Inside the
Killer's Mind (Investigative Reports) DVD [2000]
(#1118)
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.]
(#1233 )
Mind: Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind See: Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind
[1997] (#1172)
Ministering to First Responders: Communities
Answering the Call FBI Teleconference - See:
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to
First Responders FBI Teleconference [2003]
(#908)
Minnesota v. Dickerson: Searches of Persons:
Minnesota v. Dickerson - See: Searches of
Persons: Minnesota v. Dickerson [1999] (#1278)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending
Crisis FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2
hours] (#690)
Missing Kids -- Call Taking - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 2 [2010] (#1186)
Mistaken Identity (American Justice) (2003) [45 min.]
(#1251)
Mob: Mafia: The History of the Mob in America See: Mafia: The History of the Mob in America
(DVDs) [1993] (#1058)
Mobile Field Force - See: St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd
Control [1997] (#1306)
Mock Trial: Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in
the Courtroom - See: Using and Presenting Digital
Evidence in the Courtroom: Mock Trial DVDs
[2008] (#1113)
Modern Marvel: Bullets - See: Bullets (Modern
Marvels) DVD [2003] (#1174)
Modern Marvels: Car Crashes - See: Car Crashes
(Modern Marvels) DVD [2003] (#1173)
Modern Marvels: Corpse Tech - See: Corpse Tech:
Modern Marvels (DVD) [2008] (#1123)
Modern Marvels: Death Devices - See: Death Devices
(Modern Marvels) DVD [2002] (#1175)
Modern Marvels: Distilleries - See: Distilleries
(Modern Marvels DVD) [2004] (#1125)
Modern Marvels: FBI's Crime Lab - See: FBI's
Crime Lab: Modern Marvels [2003] (#1163)
Modern Marvels: Forensic Science: The Crime
Fighter's Weapon - See: Forensic Science: The
Crime Fighter's Weapon [Modern Marvels] [1997]
(#912)
Modern Marvels: Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern
Marvels] - See: Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern
Marvels] [2003] (#913)
Modern Marvels: Police Pursuit - See: Police Pursuit:
Modern Marvels [2004] (#950)
Modern Marvels: Prisons - See: Prisons: Modern
Marvels [2000] (#917)
Mongols: Gangland: Behind Enemy Lines - See:
Behind Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) [2007]
(#1124)
Monitoring: Electronic Incarceration - See:
Electronic Incarceration [1998] (#JOB 712)
Monster Within: Jeffrey Dahmer (Biography) - See:
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography)
DVD [1996] (#981)
Movie Theater Fight (El Segundo) - See: El Segundo
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 206
Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of Duty) DVD
[2012] (#1207)
Ms. Cop - See: Barney Miller The First Season DVD
[1974-1975] (#1219)
MS-13: World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD - See:
World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD [2006]
(#1053)
Murder "In Cold Blood" (American Justice) (1997) [46
min.] (#1249)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller
Shooting]: In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.]
(#963)
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special)
(circa 1992) [55 min.] (#236)
Mutual Respect in Policing (circa 2001) [23 min.]
(#957)
Narco State DVD (2009) [50 min.] (#1170)
Narcs (American Justice) DVD (1997) [47 min.] (#1218
)
Narrowbanding Seminar (APCO): May 2010 - See:
Illinois APCO Narrowbanding Seminar (May
2010) (DVD) [2010] (#1185)
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children See: 911 on DVD: Volume 2 [2010] (#1186)
National Geographic: Narco State - See: Narco State
DVD [2009] (#1170)
National Geographic; inside the Secret Service - See:
Inside the Secret Service [2004] (#1211)
Natural Disasters: Earthquake Preparedness [8 min.]
(#JOB 302)
Natural Disasters: Hurricane Preparedness [10 min.]
(#JOB 210)
Nature Tech: Lightning - See: Lightning (Nature
Tech) DVD [2003] (#1063)
Nature Tech: Tornadoes - See: Tornadoes: Nature
Tech [2003] (#987)
NCAVC: Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal
Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference - See:
Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal
Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference [2005]
(#997)
NCIC Terrorist Screen Center - See: Category 3
[2006] (#1206)
Needs of Crime Victims: Meeting the Mental Health
Needs of Crime Victims - See: Meeting the Mental
Health Needs of Crime Victims [1998] (#787)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department Ready
[FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001) [2 hours]
(#820)
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report (1997)
[45 min.] (#811)
New Orleans Police Department: Cops or Criminals? See: Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports
DVD) [1996] (#1142)
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs (circa
2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
Newborn Infant Protection Act: Abandoned Babies
Safe Haven Law - See: Abandoned Babies Safe
Haven Law (DVD) [2006] (#1129)
News Media's Coverage of Crime and Victimization
(1999) [26 min.] (#786)
Newtown; The Path to Violence :After Newtown - See:
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD)
[2013] (#1231)
Night Rapid Response Worked: Trolley Square - See:
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response
Worked (In the Line of Duty) DVD [2007] (#1095)
Nightmare Bacteria [Hunting]: Frontline - See:
Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria :Frontline [2013]
(#1276)
NIJ Research in Progress: Public Health Implications
- See: Public Health Implications of Law
Enforcement Stress [NIJ Research in Progress
Series] [1999] (#1093)
NIJ Research in Progress: The Crime of Stalking:
How Big is the Problem? - See: Crime of Stalking:
How Big is the Problem? (NIJ Research in
Progress) [1997] (#603)
Nine: Code 9 - See: Code 9 : Officer Needs
Assistance [2016] (#1316)
NLEOMF: Heroes Behind the Badge - See: Heroes
Behind the Badge [2012] (#1220)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45
min.] (#913)
Non-Seizure vs Seizure of Persons - See: Seizure vs
Non-Seizure of Persons [2000] (#758)
Non-Smoking Jails [18 min.] (#JOB 405)
Norfolk Four: Confessions (The) [Frontline] - See:
Confessions (The) [Frontline] [2010] (#1270)
North Hollywood Shooting: Shootout DVD - See:
Shootout: The North Hollywood Shooting DVD
[2005] (#991)
Norton: Michelle Norton Story [The] - See: Michelle
Norton Story [The] [2001] (#928)
Not in Our Town: A Prosecutor's Stand - See: A
Prosecutor's Stand [2014] (#1288)
Not in Our Town: Lessons from a Hate Crime
Detective - See: Lessons from a Hate Crime
Detective [2014] (#1287)
Not in Our Town: Waking in Oak Creek - See:
Waking in Oak Creek [2014] (#1286)
Notification: It's the Right Thing to Do : Consular
Notification - See: It's the Right Thing to Do :
Consular Notification [ 2003] (#982)
Nova: Forensics on Trial - See: Forensics on Trial
(Nova) [2012] (#1245)
Nova: Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) - See: Mind
of a Rampage Killer (Nova) [2013] (#1233)
NOVA: Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) - See:
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) [2013] (#1242)
Novice's Guide to Firearms - See: A Woman's Guide
to Firearms DVD [1987] (#1189)
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [11
min.] (#1043)
Nuggets (Golden): Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for
Cops - See: Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street
Smart Tips for Cops [2016] (#1304)
Nuggets: Golden Nuggets2 - See: Golden Nuggets 2:
More Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for Cops
[2016] (#1305)
Oak Creek, Wisconsin: Waking in Oak Creek - See:
Waking in Oak Creek [2014] (#1286)
Oak Lawn Police Department: Roll Call Training on
DUI for Police Departments in Illinois: Volume 3
- See: Roll Call Training on DUI for Police
Departments in Illinois: Volume 3 [2003] (#Set
34)
Observation Skills - See: Witness DVD [1998] (#1134)
OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II (2001) [38 min.]
(#818)
OC Aerosol Use in Law Enforcement [22 min.] (#435)
Off During Chase? - See: In the Line of Duty TwoMinute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Off Limits - See: Operation Lifesaver General
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 207
Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Off-Duty Drinking - See: In the Line of Duty TwoMinute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Off-Duty Encounters [Dynamics Of], Pt. 1 - See:
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 1 (#514)
Off-Duty Encounters [Dynamics Of], Pt. 2 - See:
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 2 (#515)
Off-Duty Incidents - See: In the Line of Duty TwoMinute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Officer Comportment [9 min.] (#JOB 208)
Officer Needs Assistance: Code 3 - See: Preventing
Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3 Officer Needs
Assistance (California POST Telecourse) [2007]
(#1202)
Officer Needs Assistance: Code 9 - See: Code 9 :
Officer Needs Assistance [2016] (#1316)
Officer Survival Tape [33 min.] (#161)
Ohio Pursuit - See: Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup:
Force Continuum [2001] (#1303)
OJJDP Teleconference : Youth Gangs in America : An
Overview of Suppression, Intervention and
Prevention Programs - See: Youth Gangs in
America : An Overview of Suppression,
Intervention and Prevention Programs (OJJDP
Teleconference) [1997] (#846)
OJJDP Teleconference;: Working Together to Stop
the Prostitution of Children Teleconference - See:
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD [2003] (#1071)
Oklahoma City Bombing - See: Cleaning Up After the
Disaster DVD set [2005] (#1094)
One Platoon, One Valley, One Year - See: Restrepo :
One Platoon, One Valley, One Year [2010] (#1247)
One Stop at a Time - See: Is Today Your Day? DVD
[2010] (#1179)
Operation Lifesaver General Audience Videos (DVD)
(circa 2007) [2 hours, 39 min.] (#1127)
Operations (Undercover): Human Factors [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] - See: Human Factors in
Undercover Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] [1993] (#732)
Operations and Management: World Trade Center
Attack - See: Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD
set [2005] (#1094)
Options Chart: Situational Use of Force Options
Chart - See: Situational Use of Force Options
Chart (#467)
Organizational Risk Management for your 911 or
Emergency Communications Center - See: Gordon
Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs [2007] (#Set
38)
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of
Success (DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Organized crime in a small town - See: Purple:
Organized Crime in a Small Town [2012] (#1217)
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001)
[217 min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
Original Private Eye: Alan Pinkerton - See: Alan
Pinkerton : The Original Private Eye (Biography)
[1999] (#1234)
Orleans (New) Police Department: Cops or Criminals
- See: Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports
DVD) [1996] (#1142)
Outside the Home: Personal Protection - See:
Personal Protection Outside the Home [2008]
(#1283)
P.U.R.S.U.E. - See: Is Today Your Day? DVD [2010]
(#1179)
Pain Behind the Badge (The) (2012) [1 hour, 5 min.]
(#1222)
Pandemics: Emergency Preparedness: Awareness
and Survival - See: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival DVD [2006] (#1136)
Park Smart [20 min.] (#630)
Partnering for success: Sexual Assault Response
Teams (DVD) - See: Sexual Assault Response
Teams: Partnering for Success (DVD) [2006]
(#1076)
Pat Downs (Tactical) and Frisk Searches (Searches of
Persons 1) - See: Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk
Searches (Searches of Persons 1) [1999] (#710)
Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD) (2013) [53
min.] (#1231)
Pathogens: Blood-Borne - See: Blood-Borne
Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum [2001]
(#1303)
Patrol - See: TESSA 2010 Super Storm Spotter
Training Session DVD [2010] (#1190) - See: Use
of Force Report Writing (In the Line of Duty)
[2015] (#1292) - See: Waking in Oak Creek [2014]
(#1286)
Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism - See:
Vigilance: Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism
DVD [2004] (#1083)
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld DVD
(2009) [1 hour] (#1143)
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld - See:
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld
DVD [2009] (#1143)
Pavel: Super Joints, with Pavel Tsatsouline DVD See: Super Joints, with Pavel Tsatsouline DVD
[2003] (#955)
Pentagon: Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned
at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon,
Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton,
Florida (EENET Teleconference) - See: Incident
Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the World
Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) [1915] (#893)
Pepper Spray: Fighting through Pepper Spray:
Counter Assault and Survival Tactics - See:
Fighting through Pepper Spray: Counter Assault
and Survival Tactics (#470)
Pepper Spray: OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II See: OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II [2001]
(#818)
Personal Protection in the Home: Basics of - See:
Basics of Personal Protection in the Home [2001]
(#1282)
Personal Protection Outside the Home (2008) [26 min.]
(#1283)
Perspectives on Enforcement DVD (1993) [17 min.]
(#1156 )
Petersburg (St.) Riots - See: St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd
Control [1997] (#1306)
Phishing: Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice - See:
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD [2005]
(#1044)
Photography (Basic Law Enforcement): Make Your
Case - See: Make Your Case: Basic Law
Enforcement Photography [ 1998] (#670)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 208
Physical Abuse: Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual
Abuse: The Medical Piece - See: Elder Physical
Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The Medical Piece
[2003] (#925)
Physics meets Biology: Understanding Car Crashes See: Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics
meets Biology [2009] (#1187)
Physics: Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic
Physics - See: Understanding Car Crashes: It's
Basic Physics [2000] (#929)
Physics: Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics
meets Biology - See: Understanding Car Crashes:
When Physics meets Biology [2009] (#1187)
Picking Up the Pieces: All the Kings Men: Delivering
Justice (DVD) - See: All the King's Men: Picking
Up the Pieces (DVD) [2006] (#1035)
Piece: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle - See: Law
Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle
DVD [ 2008] (#1161)
Pinkerton, Alan : The Original Private Eye
(Biography) - See: Alan Pinkerton : The Original
Private Eye (Biography) [1999] (#1234)
Pipeline Emergencies - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 3
[2011] (#1284)
Pitfalls and Challenges of Boot Camps - See:
Challenges and Pitfalls of Boot Camps [1998]
(#JOB 705)
Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan (DVD) (2006) [45 min.]
(#1195)
Points: Five Points Gangs - See: Five Points Gangs:
In Search of History (DVD) [1997] (#1128)
Poisoning: Homicide by Poisoning [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] - See: Homicide by Poisoning
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] [1997] (#681)
Police and People with Disabilities (Department of
Justice) (1996 / 2005) [58 min.] (#1034)
Police Arrest and Control, with Keith Livingston (DVD)
(2007) [41 min.] (#1144)
Police Cars in the Pursuit of Justice: Wheels of
Survival - See: Wheels of Survival: Police Cars in
the Pursuit of Justice [1997] (#636)
Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs) (2003)
[Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85 min.] (#1103)
Police Dogs: Canine Deployment for Police - See:
Canine Deployment for Police [2008] (#1121)
Police Ethics: Ethical Considerations (Street Cop
Series) DVD - See: Ethical Considerations (Street
Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1031)
Police Memorial Day: Fallen Blue Heroes - See:
Fallen Blue Heroes [2009] (#1246)
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.]
(#950)
Police Pursuit [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(September 1998) [24 min.] (#685)
Police Response: Mental Illness - See: Mental Illness:
Police Response [1995] (#708)
Police Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 4 min.]
(#1145)
Police Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 12 min. ]
(#1146)
Police Training: Communication in Police Training
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy] - See:
Communication in Police Training [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] [1998] (#683)
Policing the World Series: The Yonge & the Restless -
See: Yonge & the Restless: Policing the World
Series [1994] (#457)
Policy and Procedure for Dispatch Management - See:
911 on DVD: Volume 2 [2010] (#1186)
Policy: Deadly Force Policy (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) - See: Deadly Force Policy (Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy) [1996] (#649)
Population: Coping with a Changing Inmate
Population - See: Coping with a Changing Inmate
Population [1997] (#JOB 606)
Positional Asphyxia, Sudden Death, and Transporting
Suspects [29 min.] (#522)
Positional Asphyxia Update - See: Sudden In-Custody
Death: Training for Prevention / Positional
Asphyxia Update [2000] (#778)
Positional Asphyxia Update : Sudden In-Custody
Death: Training for Prevention - See: Sudden InCustody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update [2000] (#778)
Post Assault Support (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (June 1997) [24 min.] (#666)
Post Mortem : The Death Investigation Crisis in
America [Frontline] (2011) [53 min.] (#1269)
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder: PTSD (21 min.) - See:
911 on DVD: Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
POST Telecourse: CTO Development 2003: Tools for
the Trainer - See: CTO (Communications
Training Officer) Development 2003: Tools for the
Trainer POST Telecourse [2003] (#1266)
POST Telecourse; Supporting Returning Military Law
Enforcement Personnel - See: Supporting
Returning Military Law Enforcement Personnel
POST Telecourse [2008] (#1228)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain
Injury (CA POST DVD) (circa 2011) [1 hour, 16
min.] (#1227)
Postal Inspectors: U.S. Postal Inspectors: Your
Partners in Law Enforcement - See: U.S. Postal
Inspectors: Your Partners in Law Enforcement
(#458)
Power of [Crime] Prevention with Community Policing
FBI Teleconference (May 1997) [2 hours] (#578)
Practical and Tactical Handcuffing (2002) [32 min.]
(#Missing 847)
Practices (Best) for Law Enforcement : Responding to
People with Alzheimer's Disease - See:
Responding to People with Alzheimer's Disease :
Best Practices for Law Enforcement [2013]
(#1253)
Predators: I Am Not a Target : Your Child's Weapon
Against Predators - See: I Am Not a Target : Your
Child's Weapon Against Predators [2004] (#1271)
Predicable: Why Things Go Right, and Why They
Don't: It's Predictable! - See: Gordon Graham:
Risk Management and the Telecommunications
Center DVDs [2007] (#Set 38)
Preliminary Results from the National Survey of
Adolescent: Prevalence and Consequences of
Child Victimization (NIJ Research in Progress) See: Prevalence and Consequences of Child
Victimization: Preliminary Results from the
National Survey of Adolescents (NIJ Research in
Progress) [1995] (#556)
Preparation (Emergency); Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival - See: Emergency
Preparedness: Awareness and Survival DVD
[2006] (#1136)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 209
Preparing for Court: Effective Courtroom Testimony See: Effective Courtroom Testimony [1998] (#663)
Preparing for Promotion: Climbing the Ladder [18
min.] (#JOB 507)
PrepNet: Psychological Impact of Terrorism - See:
Psychological Impact of Terrorism (Live Response)
DVD [2006] (#1060)
Presenting and Using Digital Evidence in the
Courtroom: Mock Trial - See: Using and
Presenting Digital Evidence in the Courtroom:
Mock Trial DVDs [2008] (#1113)
Pressure Points, Handgun Retention - See: Police
Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) [2004] (#1145)
Prevalence and Consequences of Child Victimization:
Preliminary Results from the National Survey of
Adolescents (NIJ Research in Progress) (1995) [59
min.] (#556)
Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD (2007) [17 min.]
(#1157 )
Preventing Home Burglary (You Make a Difference) See: You Make the Difference: Preventing Home
Burglary [ 1988] (#78)
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3 Officer
Needs Assistance (California POST Telecourse)
(December 2007) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1202 )
Preventing, Recognizing & Reporting Terrorism POST
Telecourse - See: Recognizing, Reporting &
Preventing Terrorism POST Telecourse [2003]
(#901)
Preventing Road Rage: Anger Management for Drivers
(1998) [20 min.] (#658)
Preventing Suicides [10 min.] (#JOB 212)
Principled Response [A]: Racially Biased Policing See: Racially Biased Policing: A Principled
Response [2002] (#868)
Principles and Performance: Effective Courtroom
Testimony - See: Effective Courtroom Testimony
[1998] (#663)
Principles of Report Writing [12 min.] (#JOB 102A)
Prisoner Transportation: Extradition Procedures
POST Telecourse (2008) - See: Extradition
Procedures POST Telecourse (DVD) [2008]
(#1122)
Prisons: Modern Marvels (2000) [44 min.] (#917)
Private Eye: Alan Pinkerton : The Original Private
Eye (Biography) - See: Alan Pinkerton : The
Original Private Eye (Biography) [1999] (#1234)
Private Eyes (American Justice) DVD (1994) [46 min.]
(#1117)
Proactive Approach to Avoiding Lawsuits [15 min.]
(#JOB 310)
Problem Employee [Coaching] (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) - See: Coaching the Problem
Employee (Viewpoints from the FBI Academy)
[1993] (#665)
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour, 39
min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
Problem Solving: Response and Assessment: Problem
Solving - See: Problem Oriented Policing Set
[1998] (#Set 35)
Problem Solving: Scanning and Analysis - See:
Problem Oriented Policing Set [1998] (#Set 35)
Problem-Oriented Policing [Excellence in]: The
Herman Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists See: Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing:
The Herman Goldstein Award Winner and
Finalists [2004] (#961)
Problem-Solving from an Officer's Viewpoint [11 min.]
(#JOB 404)
Problems Lying in Wait (with Gordon Graham) (17
min.) - See: 911 on DVD: Volume 6 [2013]
(#1273)
Professionalism and Ethics [16 min.] (#JOB 408)
Profile of a School Resource Officer; Beyond the
Badge - See: Beyond the Badge: Profile of a
School Resource Officer [2014] (#1315)
Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind (1997) [46
min.] (#1172)
Profiling: Critical Incident Response Group:
Criminal Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference
- See: Critical Incident Response Group:
Criminal Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference
[2005] (#997)
Profiling: Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police
Department - See: Racial Profiling -- Chicago
Police Department [2001] (#815)
Profiling: Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) See: Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) [2001]
(#921)
Profiling the Criminal Mind: Serial Killers DVD) See: Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind
DVD [2000] (#980)
Programming Opportunities in Jails [18 min.] (#JOB
510)
Prohibition Years: Mafia: The History of the Mob in
America - See: Mafia: The History of the Mob in
America (DVDs) [1993] (#1058)
Promoting Safer Driving Practices Across the Nation See: Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting
Safer Driving Practices Across the Nation DVD
[2008] (#1155)
Prosecutor: Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the
Prosecutor Needs to Know - See: Crime Victims
with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor Needs to
Know (DVDs) [2006] (#1079)
Prosecutor's Stand (2014) [21 min] (#1288)
Prostitution: Working Together to Stop the
Prostitution of Children Teleconference - See:
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of
Children Teleconference DVD [2003] (#1071)
Protection: Basics of Personal Protection in the Home
- See: Basics of Personal Protection in the Home
[2001] (#1282)
Psychiatric (Kirby Hospital): Guilty by Reason of
Insanity - See: Guilty By Reason of Insanity
(DVD) [2002] (#1209)
Psychic Detectives ( 1997) [46 min.] (#1198)
Psychological Impact of Terrorism (Live Response)
DVD (July 19, 2006) [58 min.] (#1060)
PTSD & Military Suicide - See: 911onDVD -- Volume
7 [2014] (#1285)
PTSD: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic
Brain Injury - See: Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injury (CA POST
DVD) [2011] (#1227)
Public Education: Promoting 9-11 (14 min.) - See:
911 on DVD: Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
Public Health Implications of Law Enforcement Stress
[NIJ Research in Progress Series] (March 23,
1999) [37 min.] (#1093)
Public Safety Bus - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 3
[2011] (#1284)
Public Safety Cycling: Fundamental Skills - See:
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 210
Fundamental Skills for Public Safety Cycling
[2009] (#1267)
Public Speaking: Adventures in Public Speaking
{Viewpoints from the FBI Academy} - See:
Adventures in Public Speaking {Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy} [2000] (#798)
Publication Pursuit (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) - See: Pursuing Publication (Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy) [1996] (#650)
Purple: Organized Crime in a Small Town (2012) [58
min.] (#1217)
Pursuing Publication (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (July 1996) [24 min.] (#650)
Pursuit (Police): Viewpoints from the FBI Academy See: Police Pursuit [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] [1998] (#685)
Pursuit: In Hot Pursuit - See: In Hot Pursuit [2003]
(#1199)
Pursuit of Excellence {in]: CALEA - See: CALEA:
In Pursuit of Excellence DVD [2006] (#1051)
Pursuit: Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels - See: Police
Pursuit: Modern Marvels [2004] (#950)
Pursuits: Training, Vehicle Upgrades and Policy FBI
Teleconference (November 2000 ) [2 hours] (#776)
Purvis, Melvin: Biography - See: Melvin Purvis
(Biography) DVD [1999] (#1109)
Puzzle: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle - See: Law
Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle
DVD [ 2008] (#1161)
Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse (October
2002) [1 hours, 51 min.] (#867)
Questions and Issues: Managing Deadly Force FBI
Teleconference - See: Managing Deadly Force
Training: Questions and Issues FBI
Teleconference [1998] (#689)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15 min.]
(#921)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001)
[40 min.] (#815)
Racially Biased Policing: A Principled Response (2002)
[15 min.] (#868)
Radar Enforcement Training Update [62 min.] (#143)
Radar: Visual, Evironmental, and Radar
Characteristics of Severe Storms - See: TESSA
2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
[2005] (#1041)
Radio On - See: In the Line of Duty Two-Minute
Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Railroad Police (Trains Unlimited) (1998) [45 min.]
(#635)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Ramon - See: Barney Miller The First Season DVD
[1974-1975] (#1219)
Rampage Killer:(Inside the Mind of a Rampage Killer See: Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) [2013]
(#1233)
Rape: Acquaintance-Date Rape Investigation - See:
Acquaintance/Date Rape Investigation [2001]
(#904)
Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) (2000) [50 min.] (#884)
Rapid Response: Trolley Square Shopping Mall - See:
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response
Worked (In the Line of Duty) DVD [2007] (#1095)
Readers: Writing for Readers (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) - See: Writing for Readers
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) [1994] (#648)
Reagan: The Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan - See: The
Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan (DVD) [2006] (#1195)
Real Life and Real Training Baton and Defensive
Tactics - See: Seal-Mar Baton and Defensive
Tactics : Real Training for Real Life [2007]
(#1104)
Real Training for Real Life: Seal-Mar Baton and
Defensive Tactics - See: Seal-Mar Baton and
Defensive Tactics : Real Training for Real Life
[2007] (#1104)
Rebuilding Shattered Lives: Celebrating [our] Silver
Anniversary - See: C.O.P.S. 25th Anniversary
Tribute DVD [2010] (#1158)
Recognition of Deception: Field Interviewing - See:
Field Interviewing: Recognition of Deception
(#407)
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism POST
Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54 min.]
(#901)
Recording: Electronic Recording of Homicide
Interrogation DVD - See: Electronic Recording of
Homicide Interrogation DVD [ 2004] (#983)
Recovering from Your Crime Related Injuries (DVD)
(1999) [11 min.] (#1081)
Recruitment: Achieving Diversity through Marketing
FBI Teleconference - See: Achieving Diversity
through Marketing FBI Teleconference [2001]
(#801)
Reducing the Risk II: Making Your Church Safe from
Child Sexual Abuse DVD Set (2003) [108 min.]
(#417)
Releasing Inmates [8 min.] (#JOB 305)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs (September
2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
Remaining Fair and Impartial: Bias-Based Policing See: Bias-Based Policing: Remaining Fair and
Impartial (CA POST Telecourse) [2014] (#1312)
Report Writing 1: The Basics (1999) [33 min.] (#697)
Report Writing: Use of Force Report Writing (In the
Line of Duty) - See: Use of Force Report Writing
(In the Line of Duty) [2015] (#1292)
Report Writing [Use of Force] - See: Use of Force
Report Writing [2001] (#825)
Reporting, Recognizing & Preventing Terrorism POST
Telecourse - See: Recognizing, Reporting &
Preventing Terrorism POST Telecourse [2003]
(#901)
Rescue: Ground Zero: Search and Rescue - See:
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) [2007]
(#1100)
Research in Progress: Prevalence and Consequences
of Child Victimization: Preliminary Results from
the National Survey of Adolescents - See:
Prevalence and Consequences of Child
Victimization: Preliminary Results from the
National Survey of Adolescents (NIJ Research in
Progress) [1995] (#556)
Research in Progress: Public Health Implications See: Public Health Implications of Law
Enforcement Stress [NIJ Research in Progress
Series] [1999] (#1093)
Research in Progress: Community Policing in
Chicago: Fact or Fiction - See: Community
Policing in Chicago: Fact or Fiction (NIJ
Research in Progress) [1995] (#495)
Research in Progress: Communities and Crime: A
Study in Chicago - See: Communities and Crime:
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 211
A Study in Chicago (NIJ Research in Progress)
[1995] (#555)
Research - See: Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In
Search of History) [1998] (#1205)
Resiliency (Career): Dispatchers - See: Dispatchers:
Career Resiliency (CA POST Telecourse) [2015]
(#1314)
Resolution: Conflict Resolution Intervention in a Jail
Setting - See: Conflict Resolution Intervention in a
Jail Setting [1995] (#JOB 706)
Respect: Mutual Respect in Policing - See: Mutual
Respect in Policing [2001 ] (#957)
Responders: Communities Answering the Call:
Ministering to First Responders FBI
Teleconference - See: Communities Answering the
Call: Ministering to First Responders FBI
Teleconference [2003] (#908)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (March 2004) [28
min.] (#959)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene - See:
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene [2004] (#959)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Law Enforcement
Should Know {DVD} (2010) [14 min.] (#1167)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Community
Corrections Should Know DVD) (2010) [16 min.]
(#1165)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Judges and Court
Personnel Should know DVD (2010) [13 min.]
(#1166)
Responding to Hate Crimes: A Roll Call Training Video
for Police Officers (1999) [20 min.] (#743)
Responding to People with Alzheimer's Disease : Best
Practices for Law Enforcement (2013) [24 min.]
(#1253)
Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking DVD
(April 2008) [20 min.] (#1106)
Response and Assessment: Problem Solving - See:
Problem Oriented Policing Set [1998] (#Set 35)
Response: Domestic Violence - See: Domestic
Violence Response, Investigation, and Prosecution
(DVD) [2010] (#1194)
Response: Emergency Response Guidebook 2012 See: Emergency Response Guidebook 2012 [2012]
(#1261)
Response: First Response to Victims of Crime - See:
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD [2008]
(#1107)
Response: First Response: The First Aid Video - See:
First Response: The First Aid Video (DVD) [2004]
(#1147)
Response: Locomotive Emergency Response
Operations - See: Locomotive Emergency
Response Operations DVD [2006] (#1052)
Response: Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In
the Line of Duty Special Issue) - See: Rapid
Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of
Duty Special Issue) [2000] (#884)
Response Teams: Sexual Assault Response Teams:
Partnering for Success (DVD) - See: Sexual
Assault Response Teams: Partnering for Success
(DVD) [2006] (#1076)
Response: The ABCs of CPR - See: The ABCs of
CPR: First Response (DVD) [2006] (#1152)
Response: Using the Emergency Response Guidebook
- See: Using the Emergency Response Guidebook
DVD [2005] (#1154)
Responses (Faith-based) for Crime Victims - See:
Faith-Based Responses for Crime Victims DVD
[2008] (#1114)
Rest in Pieces: Dick and Harry - See: Bomb
Explosion: First Responder AND Dick and
Harry: Rest in Pieces [1995] (#484. pt. C-D)
Restrepo : One Platoon, One Valley, One Year (2010)
[93 min.] (#1247)
Retention (Handgun) Police Safety & Survival - See:
Police Safety & Survival: Pressure Points,
Handgun Retention/Disarming (DVD) [2004]
(#1145)
Retention & Disarming (Firearm)for Law
Enforcement - See: Basic Firearm Disarming &
Retention for Law Enforcement [2005] (#1239)
Retention and Disarming Techniques: Long Gun See: Long Gun Retention and Disarming
Techniques [1999] (#722)
Return: Saving Lives Together: Safe Return and Law
Enforcement - See: Saving Lives Together: Safe
Return and Law Enforcement [2004] (#994)
Returning Military Law Enforcement Personnel POST
Telecourse - See: Supporting Returning Military
Law Enforcement Personnel POST Telecourse
[2008] (#1228)
Richard Speck [Investigative Reports] DVD (1996) [46
min.] (#1204)
Rickover: Seven Rules of Admiral Hyman Rickover
and How They Apply to Emergency
Communications - See: Gordon Graham: Risk
Management and the Telecommunications Center
DVDs [2007] (#Set 38)
Rights vs. Privileges [15 min.] (#JOB 312)
Riot Congrol - See: St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd Control
[1997] (#1306)
Risk Management , with Gordon Graham - See: 911on
DVD, Volume 5 [2012] (#1235)
Risk Management (Organizational) for your 911 or
Emergency Communications Center - See: Gordon
Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs [2007] (#Set
38)
Risks: Traffic Stops: Unknown Risks - See: Traffic
Stops: Unknown Risks (#489)
Road Rage (Preventing): Anger Management for
Drivers - See: Preventing Road Rage: Anger
Management for Drivers [1998] (#658)
Road Warriors: The Biker Brotherhood (Inside Story)
(1998) [50 min.] (#859)
Robberies: Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In
the Line of Duty) - See: Convenience Store
Robberies Decline (In the Line of Duty) [1996]
(#1013 )
Robberies: Deadly Transactions (Investigative Reports
Series) - See: Deadly Transactions (Investigative
Reports Series) DVD [1997] (#1070)
Robbery: After the Robbery: Crisis to Resolution See: After the Robbery: Crisis to Resolution
[1997] (#585)
Robbery Witness - See: Witness DVD [1998] (#1134)
Rodney King Case (The): What the Jury Saw in
California v. Powell [1 hour, 56 min.] (#266)
Role of Victim and Administration: Sexual
Harassment in Law Enforcement - See: Sexual
Harassment in Law Enforcement: Role of Victim
and Administration [1998] (#656)
Roll Call ( - See: Operation Lifesaver General
Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 212
Roll Call Briefing Video: Autism and Law
Enforcement - See: Autism and Law Enforcement
Roll Call Briefing Video (VHS) [2004] (#927)
Roll Call Training on DUI for Police Departments in
Illinois (2001) [40 min. on 5 tapes] (#Set 24)
Roll Call Training on DUI for Police Departments in
Illinois: Volume 3 (2003) [43 min. on 6 tapes]
(#Set 34)
Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own (DVD)
(February 2004) [21 min.] (#1082)
Rules of Admiral Hyman Rickover and How They
Apply to Emergency Communications - See:
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs [2007] (#Set
38)
Rules of Safe Firearm Ownership - See: The Basic
Rules of Safe Firearms Ownership: Fundamentals
of Gun Safety [2000] (#1279)
Rum - See: Distilleries (Modern Marvels DVD) [2004]
(#1125)
Russia: Organized Crime: A World History - See:
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) [2001]
(#1057)
Russian-like School Siege: Could it Happen Here? See: Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen
Here? (In the Line of Duty) [2007] (#1075)
S.M.A.R.T.: Dealing with Bullies - See: Getting
S.M.A.R.T. : Dealing with Bullies [2011] (#1203)
Sacrifice & Survival: Heroes Behind the Badge - See:
Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice & Survival
[2013] (#1255)
Safe Haven Law: Abandoned Babies - See:
Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law (DVD) [2006]
(#1129)
Safe Return and Law Enforcement: Saving Lives
Together - See: Saving Lives Together: Safe
Return and Law Enforcement [2004] (#994)
Safety (Child): Stranger Safety - See: Stranger Safety
[2005] (#1268)
Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention - See: Police Safety & Survival:
Pressure Points, Handgun Retention/Disarming
(DVD) [2004] (#1145)
Safety: Back Safety: A User's Guide - See: Back
Safety: A User's Guide DVD [2005] (#Set 42)
Safety in the After Disaster Environment: EENET CERT
Training (DVD) (February 15, 2006) [31 min.]
(#1036)
Saints (Patron) of the Mexican Drug Underworld See: Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug
Underworld DVD [2009] (#1143)
Salt Lake City: Trolley Square: The Night Rapid
Response Worked - See: Trolley Square: The
Night Rapid Response Worked (In the Line of
Duty) DVD [2007] (#1095)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In the
Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
San Francisco Police Department: The Crime
Fighters - See: Crime Fighters (The) [1938]
(#583)
Sanctions: Graduated Sanctions: An Effective
Intervention Strategy for Addressing Delinquency
Teleconference DVD - See: Graduated Sanctions:
An Effective Intervention Strategy for Addressing
Delinquency Teleconference DVD [2005] (#1072)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1 hour,
15 min.] (#Set 45)
Sangamon Co. Sheriff's Office: Roll Call Training on
DUI for Police Departments in Illinois: Volume 3
- See: Roll Call Training on DUI for Police
Departments in Illinois: Volume 3 [2003] (#Set
34)
Sanitation and Landfill Operations: World Trade
Center Attack - See: Cleaning Up After the
Disaster DVD set [2005] (#1094)
SARTs: Sexual Assault Response Teams: Partnering
for Success (DVD) - See: Sexual Assault Response
Teams: Partnering for Success (DVD) [2006]
(#1076)
Saving Lives Together: Safe Return and Law
Enforcement (2004) [14 min.] (#994)
Say This, Not That- Radio Dispatching - See:
911onDVD -- Volume 7 [2014] (#1285)
Scanning and Analysis: Problem Solving - See:
Problem Oriented Policing Set [1998] (#Set 35)
Scarface: Al Capone (Biography) - See: Al Capone:
Scarface DVD (Biography) [1995] (#1112)
Scenario Training DVD (circa 1999) [28 min.] (#1135)
Schizophrenia - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 3 [2011]
(#1284)
School Bus Security: A 21st Century Approach DVD
(circa 2006) [13 min.] (#1168)
School Resource Officer: Beyond the Badge: Profile
of - See: Beyond the Badge: Profile of a School
Resource Officer [2014] (#1315)
School Shooting : Sandy Hook : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers - See: Sandy
Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for
School Administrators & Teachers [2014] (#Set 45)
School Siege: Could a Russian-like School Siege
Happen Here? (In the Line of Duty) - See: Could
a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In the
Line of Duty) [2007] (#1075)
Schoolyard (Jonesboro) Ambush - See: The Jonesboro
Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) [1999] (#1208)
Science (Forensic): The Crime Fighter's Weapon
[Modern Marvels] - See: Forensic Science: The
Crime Fighter's Weapon [Modern Marvels] [1997]
(#912)
Screening (Terrorist Screen Center) - See: Category 3
[2006] (#1206)
Screw-ups [Avoid Communication] - See: Staying
Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups (Special
Issues : In the Line of Duty) [2000] (#851)
Seal-Mar Baton and Defensive Tactics : Real Training
for Real Life (2007) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1104)
Search and Rescue: Ground Zero - See: Ground Zero:
Search and Recovery (DVD) [2007] (#1100)
Search for a Serial Killer - See: Did You See That?
[2015] (#1291)
Search Incident to Arrest and Gender Problems (1999)
[30 min.] (#718)
Search of History: The Five Points Gangs - See: Five
Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD) [1997]
(#1128)
Searches of Person 1: Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk
Searches - See: Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk
Searches (Searches of Persons 1) [1999] (#710)
Searches of Persons: Minnesota v. Dickerson (1999)
[30 min.] (#1278)
Searches of Persons 2: Gender Problems and Search
Incident to Arrest - See: Search Incident to Arrest
and Gender Problems [1999] (#718)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 213
Searches: Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police
Department - See: Racial Profiling -- Chicago
Police Department [2001] (#815)
Searches: School B us Security: A 21st Century
Approach - See: School Bus Security: A 21st
Century Approach DVD [2006] (#1168)
Searches: Vehicle Searches - See: Vehicle Searches
[2000] (#773)
Second Chance vs. Magnum Force (1988) [118 min.]
(#50)
Secret: Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -Short Version (Street Cop Series) - See: Hidden
Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short Version
(Street Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1027)
Secret History: Street Gangs: A Secret History - See:
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD [2000]
(#1068)
Secret Service; Inside the Secret Service - See: Inside
the Secret Service [2004] (#1211)
Secrets of the Pros: Concealed Carry - See:
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the
Pros [1996] (#1297)
Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed (DVD) (2006) [42
min.] (#1191)
Security Companies; Iraq's Guns for Hire - See: Iraq's
Guns for Hire [2009] (#1212)
Security: Courthouse Security (In the Line of Duty)
DVD - See: Courthouse Security (In the Line of
Duty) DVD [2005] (#1040)
Security: School B us Security: A 21st Century
Approach - See: School Bus Security: A 21st
Century Approach DVD [2006] (#1168)
- Seeking Butch Cassidy - See: Did You See That?
[2015] (#1291)
- Seen a Mobster Lately - See: Did You See That?
[2015] (#1291)
Seizure vs Non-Seizure of Persons (2000) [34 min. on 2
tapes] (#758)
Selecting and Supervising Inmate Workers [9 min.]
(#JOB 204)
Self-Defense and Target Shooting: Handgun Basics See: Handgun Basics : Self-Defense and Target
Shooting [2004] (#1260)
Semis: Perspectives on Enforcement - See:
Perspectives on Enforcement DVD [1993] (#1156)
September 11 Commission Report - See: 9-11
Commission Report DVD [2004 ] (#956)
September 11: Voices of September 11 - See: Voices
of September 11th [The] [2003] (#Set 29)
Sequential Identification (2005) [9 min.] (#1280)
Serial Crime: Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal
Mind - See: Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal
Mind [1997] (#1172)
Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD (circa
2000) [180 min.] (#980)
Serpico: Honor Bound (DVD) (2006) [44 min.] (#1149)
Service, Support & Justice : Law Enforcement Response
to Crime Victims (2012) [15 min.] (#1237)
Service: Volunteers in Police Service Educational
Video Series - See: Volunteers in Police Service
Educational Video Series DVD [2006] (#1056)
Seven Rules of Admiral Hyman Rickover and How
They Apply to Emergency Communications - See:
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs [2007] (#Set
38)
Seven Signs of Terrorism: Homeland Security Begins
at Home DVD - See: Homeland Security Begins at
Home: 7 Signs of Terrorism DVD [2005] (#993)
Severe Storms: Visual, Environmental, and Radar
Characteristics of Severe Storms - See: TESSA
2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
[2005] (#1041)
Sexual Abuse: Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual
Abuse: The Medical Piece - See: Elder Physical
Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The Medical Piece
[2003] (#925)
Sexual Assault Response Teams: Partnering for Success
(DVD) (circa 2006) [8 min.] (#1076)
Sexual Harassment: Elimination of Harassment, Bias
and Discrimination in the Workplace - See:
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and
Discrimination in the Workplace DVD [2004]
(#1033)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: The
Harasser's Behavior (1998) [25 min.] (#644)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: Role of Victim
and Administration (1998) [30 min.] (#656)
Shanksville, Pennsylvania, World Trade Center,
Pentagon, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) : Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned - See: Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned at the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and Boca
Raton, Florida (EENET Teleconference) [1915]
(#893)
Share the Road (League of Illinois Bicyclists) DVD
(2006) [7 min.] (#1064)
Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting Safer Driving
Practices Across the Nation DVD (October 2008) [6
min] (#1155)
Shattered Lives (Rebuilding) - See: C.O.P.S. 25th
Anniversary Tribute DVD [2010] (#1158)
Sheepdog Mental Prep for Combat - See: The Bullet
Proof Mind [2011] (#Set 43)
Shoot Fast and Accurately (How to) - See: How to
Shoot Fast and Accurately [1988] (#1300)
Shooter (Active( Are You or Your Agency Prepared See: Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an
Active Shooter? [2011] (#1290)
Shooter: Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) - See:
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) [2016]
(#1310)
Shooter: Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the
Line of Duty Special Issue) - See: Rapid Response
to the Active Shooter (In the Line of Duty Special
Issue) [2000] (#884)
Shooting (Close-Quarter) for Law Enforcement
(Basic) - See: Basic Close Quarters Shooting for
Law Enforcement [2005] (#1240)
Shooting: Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons
Learned for School Administrators & Teachers See: Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons
Learned for School Administrators & Teachers
[2014] (#Set 45)
Shootings: Identifying and Stopping Active Killers See: Identifying and Stopping Active Killers [2016]
(#1302)
Shootings; El Segundo Movie Theater Fight - See: El
Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of
Duty) DVD [2012] (#1207)
Shootout: SWATTeams - See: SWAT Teams
Shootouts (DVD) [2005 ] (#1126)
Shootout: The North Hollywood Shooting DVD (2005)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 214
[44 min.] (#991)
Shot: I'm Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD - See: I'm
Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD [1998] (#1133)
Shotgun (Basic Tactical) for Law Enforcement - See:
Basic Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement
[2005] (#1238)
Shotgun; The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun - See: The
Art of the Dynamic Shotgun [2010] (#Set 44)
Sicily: Organized Crime: A World History - See:
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) [2001]
(#1057)
SIDS: The Healing Process - See: Healing Presence
(SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) [2003] (#1319)
SIDS: You Are Not Alone - See: You Are Not Alone
(SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) [2002] (#1320)
Sight Alignment [7 min.] (#461)
Signals, Signs and Markings - See: Signs, Signals and
Markings (DVD) [2006] (#1116)
Signs, Signals and Markings (DVD) (2006) [18 min.]
(#1116)
Sikh Temple Shooting: Waking in Oak Creek - See:
Waking in Oak Creek [2014] (#1286)
Silent Slaughter - See: Gangland: The Fourth Season
(#Missing Set 41)
Single video version: People with Disabilities and
Police (Department of Justice) - See: Police and
People with Disabilities (Department of Justice)
[1996-2005] (#1034)
Situational Use of Force Options Chart [9 min.] (#467)
Sledding' the Right Track - See: Operation Lifesaver
General Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Sleep Doctor: Good with the Sleep Doctor - See: Good
Night with the Sleep Doctor [2007] (#1263)
Sleep: Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD - See:
Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD [2007] (#1157)
Sly Fox and Birdie - See: Operation Lifesaver
General Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Small Jails: Special Problems [18 min.] (#JOB 504)
Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors (2004) [44
min.] (#1074)
Snow Job - See: Barney Miller The First Season
DVD [1974-1975] (#1219)
Social Media POST Telecourse (2012) [1 hour, 50 min.]
(#1265)
Social Media Use - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 7
[2014] (#1285)
Sources (Street):Developing Street Sources and CIs
(Street Cop Series) DVDs - See: Developing Street
Sources and CIs (Street Cop Series) DVDs [2005]
(#1028)
Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST Telecourse)
(May 2013) [1 hour, 33 min] (#1309)
Sovereign Citizens: Traffic stops: What Every Cop
Should know - See: Traffic Stops of Sovereign
Citizens: What Every Cop Needs to Know [2012]
(#1197)
Speaking: Adventures in Public Speaking {Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy} - See: Adventures in
Public Speaking {Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy} [2000] (#798)
Special Needs: Inmates with - See: Inmates with
Special Needs [1997 ] (#JOB 602)
Speck; Richard - See: Richard Speck [Investigative
Reports] DVD [1996] (#1204)
Spntter Training: 2016 TESSA Super Storm Spotter
Training - See: 2016 TESSA Super Storm Spotter
Training [2016] (#1301)
Spotting an Assassin - See: Did You See That? [2015]
(#1291)
SRO: Beyond the Badge - See: Beyond the Badge:
Profile of a School Resource Officer [2014]
(#1315)
St. Augustine: A Death in St. Augustine : Frontline See: A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline [2013]
(#1277)
St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd Control (1997) [39 min.]
(#1306)
Staff Victimization During Jail Crises (1997) [10 min.]
(#JOB 608)
Staff Wellness [9 min.] (#JOB 509)
Stakeout - See: Barney Miller The First Season DVD
[1974-1975] (#1219)
Stalking: How Big is the Problem? (NIJ Research in
Progress) - See: Crime of Stalking: How Big is
the Problem? (NIJ Research in Progress) [1997]
(#603)
Stalking: Use of technology to Stalk - See: The Use
of Technology to Stalk [2011] (#1193)
Stamp Collecting (Circa 1970s) [19 min.] (#153)
Stand: A Prosecutor's Stand - See: A Prosecutor's
Stand [2014] (#1288)
Status offenders: Addressing the Needs of Juvenile
Status Offenders and Their Families - See:
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders
and Their Families DVD [2007] (#1084)
Staying Calm (Special Issue : In the Line of Duty) See: Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screwups (Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) [2000]
(#851)
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups
(Special Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29
min.] (#851)
Steroids in Law Enforcement: The Wrong Arm of the
Law - See: Wrong Arm of the Law (The): Steroids
in Law Enforcement [2010] (#1294)
Sting Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(April 1999) [24 min.] (#729)
Stop Teaching our Kids to Kill - See: Teaching Kids to
Kill [1999] (#941)
Stops: Traffic Stops and Interdiction - See: Traffic
Stops and Interdiction (DVD) [2008] (#1099)
Stores: Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In the
Line of Duty) - See: Convenience Store Robberies
Decline (In the Line of Duty) [1996] (#1013 )
Storm Spotter Training Session - See: TESSA 2010
Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD [2010]
(#1190)
Storm Spotter Training: 2016 TESSA Super Storm
Spotter Training - See: 2016 TESSA Super Storm
Spotter Training [2016] (#1301)
Storm Watch (1995) [30 min.] (#741)
Storms (Severe): Visual, Environmental, and Radar
Characteristics of Severe Storms - See: TESSA
2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
[2005] (#1041)
Straight Baton: Police Safety & Survival: Batons,
Handcuffs, and Vehicle Extractions - See: Police
Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) [2004] (#1146)
Stranger Safety (2005) [36 min.] (#1268)
Stranglers: The Hillside Stranglers - See: The
Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) [1997]
(#1250)
Street Co Series: Courtroom Survival Tactics (Street
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 215
Cop Series) DVD - See: Courtroom Survival
Tactics (Street Cop Series) DVD [ 2005] (#1032)
Street Cop Series: Conducting Interviews (Street Cop
Series) DVD - See: Conducting Interviews (Street
Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1029)
Street Cop Series: Developing Street Sources and CIs
(Street Cop Series) DVDs - See: Developing Street
Sources and CIs (Street Cop Series) DVDs [2005]
(#1028)
Street Cop Series: Ethical Considerations (Street Cop
Series) DVD - See: Ethical Considerations (Street
Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1031)
Street Cop Series: Surveillance - See: Surveillance
(Street Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1026)
Street Cop Series: Conducting Interrogations (Street
Cop Series) DVD - See: Conducting Interrogations
(Street Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1030)
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD (2000) [1 hour, 31,
min.] (#1068)
Street Gangs: An Overview (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (May 1998) [24 min.] (#652)
Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can Do
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (June 1998) [24
min.] (#653)
Street Smart Tips for Cops - See: Golden Nuggets :
Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for Cops [2016]
(#1304)
Street Sources: Developing Street Sources and CIs
(Street Cop Series) DVDs - See: Developing Street
Sources and CIs (Street Cop Series) DVDs [2005]
(#1028)
Street Stops: Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police
Department - See: Racial Profiling -- Chicago
Police Department [2001] (#815)
Street Thief DVD (2007) [1 hour, 24 min.] (#1177)
Stress (Law Enforcement): Public Health Implications
- See: Public Health Implications of Law
Enforcement Stress [NIJ Research in Progress
Series] [1999] (#1093)
Stress Energy and Resiliency For Dispatchers - See:
911 on DVD: Volume 2 [2010] (#1186)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours] (#713)
Stress Management [10 min.] (#JOB 202)
Striking Techniques (Dynamic) - See: Dynamic
Striking Techniques (DVD) [1996] (#1102)
Study in Chicago: Communities and Crime (NIJ
Research in Progress) - See: Communities and
Crime: A Study in Chicago (NIJ Research in
Progress) [1995] (#555)
Subculture: Understanding the Inmate Subculture See: Understanding the Inmate Subculture [1997]
(#JOB 603)
Substance Abuse and Victimization - See: Gaining
Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for Serving
Victims [2002] (#1262)
Substance Abuse Treatment Programs for Jails [15
min.] (#JOB 406)
Sudden Death, Positional Asphyxia, and Transporting
Suspects - See: Positional Asphyxia, Sudden
Death, and Transporting Suspects (#522)
Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update (2000) [16 min.] (#778)
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: The Healing Process
- See: Healing Presence (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.)
[2003] (#1319)
Suicide: A Calculated Departure DVD (April 9, 2008)
[55 min.] (#1105)
Suicide Bomber DVD (2005) [30 min.] (#971)
Suicide Bombers: New Trends [FBITN] - See: New
Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs [2006]
(#1097)
Suicide: Code 3 Officer Needs Assistance - See:
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3
Officer Needs Assistance (California POST
Telecourse) [2007] (#1202)
Suicide/Homicide Bombers (Live Response) DVD
(September 27, 2006) [58 min.] (#1062)
Suicide: Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own See: Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own
(DVD) [2004] (#1082)
Suicide Watch & Intervention (1999) [26 min.] (#CRT
226)
Suicide; The Pain Behind the Badge - See: Pain
Behind the Badge (The) [2012] (#1222)
Sunshine Cleaning DVD (2008) [1 hour, 42 min.]
(#1178)
Super Joints, with Pavel Tsatsouline DVD (2003) [33
min.] (#955)
Super Storm Spotter Training Session - See: TESSA
2010 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
[2010] (#1190)
Super Storm Spotters Training - See: TESSA 2005
Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD [2005]
(#1041)
Supervising Problem Solving - See: Problem Oriented
Policing Set [1998] (#Set 35)
Supervision Isn't for Sissies (12 min.) - See: 911 on
DVD: Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement
Personnel POST Telecourse (June 2008) [1 hour, 45
min.] (#1228)
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention Programs
:Youth Gangs in America : An Overview - See:
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of
Suppression, Intervention and Prevention
Programs (OJJDP Teleconference) [1997] (#846)
Surveillance (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [14 min.]
(#1026)
Survival and Sacrifice; Heroes Behind the Badge See: Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice &
Survival [2013] (#1255)
Survival: David High Story: A Guide for Close
Combat Survival - See: David High Story: A
Guide for Close Combat Survival (#460)
Survival: Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and
Survival - See: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival DVD [2006] (#1136)
Survival: Emotional Survival POST Telecourse - See:
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse [1999]
(#764)
Survival: Fighting through Pepper Spray: Counter
Assault and Survival Tactics - See: Fighting
through Pepper Spray: Counter Assault and
Survival Tactics (#470)
Surviving Edged Weapons (circa 1988) [85 min.] (#26)
Suspect in Dark Alley - See: In the Line of Duty TwoMinute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Suspect Location Observation Technique (S.L.O.T.) [7
min.] (#462)
SWAT Teams Shootouts (DVD) (2005) [44 min.]
(#1126)
Synthetic Marijuana; What Every Cop Needs to
Know; - See: Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 216
to Know [2012] (#1213)
Tackling Aggressive Cars and Trucks: Sharing Ideas
to Save Lives - See: Sharing Ideas to Save Lives:
Promoting Safer Driving Practices Across the
Nation DVD [2008] (#1155)
TACT: Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting Safer
Driving Practices Across the Nation - See:
Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting Safer
Driving Practices Across the Nation DVD [2008]
(#1155)
Tactial Combat Casualty Care - See: Combat
Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears [2014]
(#1275)
Tactical and Practical Handcuffing - See: Practical
and Tactical Handcuffing [2002] (#Missing 847)
Tactical Communications (CA POST Telecourse) (April
2007) [2 hours, 33 min] (#1313)
Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk Searches (Searches of
Persons 1) (1999) [28 min.] (#710)
Take Another Look; Police Response to Seizures and
Epilepsy [15 min.] (#257)
Taking Care of Our Own: Rolling Backup - See:
Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own (DVD)
[2004] (#1082)
Taking Fire in Low-Light Situation - See: In the Line
of Duty Two-Minute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue)
DVD (2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
TASER: Behind the Headlines DVD (2005) [29 min.]
(#988)
TASER: What Every Law Enforcement Officer
Should Know about TASER - See: What Every
Law Enforcement Officer Should Know about
TASER [2004] (#936)
TBI: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic
Brain Injury - See: Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injury (CA POST
DVD) [2011] (#1227)
TCCC - See: Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with
Doc Spears [2014] (#1275)
TDD (5 min.) - See: 911 on DVD: Volume 6 [2013]
(#1273)
Teaching Kids to Kill (1999) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#941)
Teaching Our Children to Kill [Stop] - See: Teaching
Kids to Kill [1999] (#941)
Techniques & Secrets of the Pros: Concealed Carry See: Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of
the Pros [1996] (#1297)
Techniques of Report Writing [11 min.] (#JOB 102B)
Techniques; Dynamic Striking Techniques - See:
Dynamic Striking Techniques (DVD) [1996]
(#1102)
Technology: The Use of Technology to Stalk - See:
The Use of Technology to Stalk [2011] (#1193)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
(1998) [42 min.] (#1110)
Telemarketing Fraud: Nowhere to Run: Delivering
Justice - See: Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice
DVD [2005] (#1043)
Tequila - See: Distilleries (Modern Marvels DVD)
[2004] (#1125)
Terrorism: Homeland Security Begins at Home: 7
Signs of Terrorism DVD - See: Homeland Security
Begins at Home: 7 Signs of Terrorism DVD
[2005] (#993)
Terrorism: Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing
Terrorism POST Telecourse - See: Recognizing,
Reporting & Preventing Terrorism POST
Telecourse [2003] (#901)
Terrorist Screen center - See: Category 3 [2006]
(#1206)
Terrorist Screening Center: Vigilance: Patrolling in
the New Era of Terrorism - See: Vigilance:
Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism DVD
[2004] (#1083)
TESSA 2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
(2005) [176 min.] (#1041)
TESSA 2010 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
(2010) [2 hours] (#1190)
TESSA Super Storm Spotter Training 2016 - See:
2016 TESSA Super Storm Spotter Training [2016]
(#1301)
Testifying in Court (circa 1998) [ 15 min.] (#JOB 709)
Testimony [Effective Courtroom] 1: Preparing for
Court - See: Effective Courtroom Testimony
[1998] (#663)
Testimony [Effective Courtroom] 2: Principles and
Performance - See: Effective Courtroom
Testimony [1998] (#663)
Testing Results (Ballistic) FBI Teleconference) - See:
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference)
[ 1989] (#1230)
Text to 9-1-1 - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 7 [2014]
(#1285)
Themes: Five Concurrent Themes for Success. - See:
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs [2007] (#Set
38)
They Just Don't Pay: Work@Home Scams DVD - See:
Work@Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay:
Delivering Justice DVD [2004] (#1047)
Thief: Street Thief - See: Street Thief DVD [2007]
(#1177)
Thompson, Curtis: The Bully of Toulon (American
Justice) - See: The Bully of Toulon (American
Justice) DVD [2004] (#1108)
Threat to Our Children - See: The Bullet Proof Mind
[2011] (#Set 43)
Three Concurrent Themes to Success - See:
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars
of Success (DVD) [2004] (#1184)
Three Strikes You're Out: Benefits and Costs of
California's Mandatory Sentencing Law (NIJ
Research in Progress) [45 min.] (#517)
Three Ways to Keep Your Children Off Drugs / Why
Drugs [80 min.] (#187)
TIE: Training, Industry, and Education [16 min.]
(#JOB 412)
Time Machine: Street Gangs: A Secret History - See:
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD [2000]
(#1068)
Tips for Shift Workers (23 min.) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American
Justice Series) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1069)
Tornado (Tuscaloosa) - See: Golden Nuggets 3: Lifesaving Street Smarts for Cops [2016] (#1307)
Tornado Spotters: Visual, Environmental, and Radar
Characteristics of Severe Storms - See: TESSA
2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
[2005] (#1041)
Tornado: Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD
- See: Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 217
[2006] (#1055)
Tornadoes: Nature Tech (2003) [45 min.] (#987)
Toulon: The Bully of Toulon (American Justice) See: The Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD
[2004] (#1108)
Tower: Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors See: Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors
[2004] (#1074)
Tracks are for Trains - See: Operation Lifesaver
General Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Traffic Stops and Interdiction (DVD) (2008) [34 min.]
(#1099)
Traffic Stops: High Risk Vehicle Contacts [27 min.]
(#490)
Traffic Stops of Sovereign Citizens: What Every Cop
Needs to Know (2012) [44 min.] (#1197)
Traffic Stops: Unknown Risks [32 min.] (#489)
Trafficking: Anti-Human Trafficking for the Law
Enforcement Professional DVD - See: AntiHuman Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD [2006] (#1065)
Trafficking: Responding to Victims of Human
Trafficking - See: Responding to Victims of
Human Trafficking DVD [2008] (#1106)
Tragedies: Problems Lying in Wait (14 min.) - See:
911 on DVD: Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
Training: Communication in Police Training
[Viewpoints from the FBI Academy} - See:
Communication in Police Training [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] [1998] (#683)
Training Documentation for Dispatchers - See: 911 on
DVD: Volume 2 [2010] (#1186)
Training: Scenario Training - See: Scenario Training
DVD [1999] (#1135)
Trains Unlimited: Railroad Police - See: Railroad
Police (Trains Unlimited) [1998] (#635)
Transporting Suspects, Sudden Death, and Positional
Asphyxia - See: Positional Asphyxia, Sudden
Death, and Transporting Suspects (#522)
Traps: Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -Short Version (Street Cop Series) - See: Hidden
Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short Version
(Street Cop Series) DVD [2005] (#1027)
Trauma: Blunt Force Trauma First Aid - See: Blunt
Force Trauma First Aid [2007] (#1256)
Traumatic Brain Injuries (19 min.) - See: 911 on
DVD: Volume 4 [2012] (#1272)
Traumatic Brain Injury and Post-Traumatic Stress
Disorder - See: Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
and Traumatic Brain Injury (CA POST DVD)
[2011] (#1227)
Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] - See: New
Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs [2006]
(#1097)
Trial: Cops on Trial - See: Cops on Trial (American
Justice) [1994] (#1216)
Trial: Forensics on Trial (Nova) - See: Forensics on
Trial (Nova) [2012] (#1245)
Tribal Cops (DVD) (2001) [43 min] (#1132)
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response Worked (In
the Line of Duty) DVD (2007) [41 min.] (#1095)
Trucks: Perspectives on Enforcement - See:
Perspectives on Enforcement DVD [1993] (#1156)
True Crime Authors: A Sniper in the Tower - See:
Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors [2004]
(#1074)
Trunks: Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty - See:
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty [1996]
(#849)
Truth About Drugs (DVD) (2009) [102 min.] (#1181)
Truth or Deception [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(May 1996) [24 min.] (#715)
Truth: The Hidden Truth : Verifying Driving Logs
(DVD) - See: The Hidden Truth : Verifying
Driving Logs (DVD) [2005] (#1148)
Tsatsouline: Super Joints, with Pavel Tsatsouline
DVD - See: Super Joints, with Pavel Tsatsouline
DVD [2003] (#955)
TTY Overview - See: 911on DVD, Volume 5 [2012]
(#1235)
TTY - See: 911 on DVD: Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Tuberculosis in Corrections (circa 1998) [14 min.]
(#JOB 708)
U.S. Postal Inspectors: Your Partners in Law
Enforcement [12 min.] (#458)
Unabomber: Ted Kaczynski: Biography - See: Ted
Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD)
[1998] (#1110)
Undercover Contacts (Handling) - See: Handling
Undercover Contacts (#271)
Undercover Operations: Human Factors [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] - See: Human Factors in
Undercover Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] [1993] (#732)
Underserved Victims: Meeting the Needs - See:
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for
Serving Victims [2002] (#1262)
Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics meets
Biology (2009) [24 min.] (#1187)
Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic Physics (2000)
[22 min.] (#929)
Understanding Jail Management [16 min.] (#JOB 409)
Understanding the Inmate Subculture (1997) [9 min.]
(#JOB 603)
Understanding Why: Columbine DVD - See:
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative
Reports) DVD [2002] (#949)
Underworld: Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug
Underworld - See: Patron Saints of the Mexican
Drug Underworld DVD [2009] (#1143)
Unified Command [Using] in WMD Incidents:
Managing Terrorism Incidents - See: Managing
Terrorism Incidents Tape Set [2002] (#938)
Unions and the Mob: Mafia: The History of the Mob
in America - See: Mafia: The History of the Mob
in America (DVDs) [1993] (#1058)
Unknown Risks: Traffic Stops - See: Traffic Stops:
Unknown Risks (#489)
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre
([s.l., circa 2004]) (#1080)
Untold Story of Ground Zero: From the Ashes - See:
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set [2005]
(#1094)
Update: Mental Health - See: Mental Health Update
(CA POST Telecourse) [2013] (#1318)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse (DVD)
(February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
Use of Force POST Telecourse 2003 - See: Use of
Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse (DVD)
[2004] (#1225)
Use of Force (Ethical - See: Ethical Use of Force (CA
POST Telecourse) [2005] (#1317)
Use of Force: Liability issues (in Jails) - See: Liability
Issues Involving Use of Force (In Jails) [1997]
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 218
(#JOB 609)
Use of Force Options Chart [Situational] - See:
Situational Use of Force Options Chart (#467)
Use of Force Report Writing (2001) [13 min. and 15
min. on 2 tapes] (#825)
Use of Force Report Writing (In the Line of Duty)
(2015) [34 min.] (#1292)
Use of Force: The Death of Eric Garner (2015) [30
min.] (#1293)
Use of Force in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 112)
Use of OC & Pepper Spray in Corrections (1997) [30
min.] (#CRT 122)
Use of Technology to Stalk (2011) [15 min.] (#1193 )
User Behavior : Methamphetamine in Illinois - See:
Methamphetamine in Illinois : User/Manufacturer
Behavior [2001] (#827)
User - See: Methamphetamine in Illinois :
User/Manufacturer Behavior [2001] (#827)
Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in the
Courtroom: Mock Trial DVDs (2008) [2 ½ hours]
(#1113)
Using the Emergency Response Guidebook DVD (2005)
[9 min.] (#1154)
Using Unified Command in WMD Incidents:
Managing Terrorism Incidents - See: Managing
Terrorism Incidents Tape Set [2002] (#938)
Vehicle Contacts: High Risk Traffic Stops - See:
Traffic Stops: High Risk Vehicle Contacts (#490)
Vehicle Extraction: Police Safety & Survival: Batons,
Handcuffs, and Vehicle Extractions - See: Police
Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and
Vehicle Extractions (DVD) [2004] (#1146)
Vehicle Operations (Emergency) - See: Emergency
Vehicle Operation [1998] (#672)
Vehicle Searches (2000) [21 min.] (#773)
Vehicle Submersions (23 min.) - See: 911 on DVD:
Volume 6 [2013] (#1273)
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38 and
33 min.] (#969)
Verbal Judo - See: Tactical Communications (CA
POST Telecourse) [2007] (#1313)
Verifying Driving Logs: The Hidden Truth - See:
The Hidden Truth : Verifying Driving Logs (DVD)
[2005] (#1148)
Vest: Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet DVD - See:
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet [2005] (#990)
ViCAP: Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal
Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference - See:
Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal
Behavioral Analysis FBI Teleconference [2005]
(#997)
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn (circa 2001) [57 min.]
(#1078)
Victimization and Crime: News Media's Coverage of
Crime and Victimization - See: News Media's
Coverage of Crime and Victimization [1999]
(#786)
Victimization: Staff Victimization During Jail Crises See: Staff Victimization During Jail Crises [1997]
(#JOB 608)
Victims: Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the
Prosecutor Needs to Know - See: Crime Victims
with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor Needs to
Know (DVDs) [2006] (#1079)
Victims: DNA: Critical Issues for Those Who Work
with Victims DVD - See: DNA: Critical Issues for
Those Who Work with Victims DVD [2007]
(#1077)
Victims: Faith-Based Responses for Crime Victims See: Faith-Based Responses for Crime Victims
DVD [2008] (#1114)
Victims: Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime
Victims - See: Meeting the Mental Health Needs of
Crime Victims [1998] (#787)
Victims of Crime: First Response - See: First
Response to Victims of Crime DVD [2008] (#1107)
Victims of Human Trafficking: Responding - See:
Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking DVD
[2008] (#1106)
Victims: Recovering from Your Crime Related Injuries
(DVD) - See: Recovering from Your Crime Related
Injuries (DVD) [1999] (#1081)
Victims with Disabilities: the Forensic Interview:
Techniques for Interviewing Victims with
Communication and/or Cognitive Disabilities
(DVD) (August 2011) [57 min.] (#Set 37)
Vigilance: Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism DVD
(circa 2004) [ 7 min. and 9 min.: 16 min., total]
(#1083)
Vigilante - See: Barney Miller The First Season DVD
[1974-1975] (#1219)
Violence and Mental Illness: A Community Solution
UAC Teleconference (1998) [106 min.] (#634)
Violence: Domestic Violence Response, Investigation,
and Prosecution - See: Domestic Violence
Response, Investigation, and Prosecution (DVD)
[2010] (#1194)
Violence in the Workplace (FBI Teleconference) [2
hours] (#408)
Violence: Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed - See:
Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed (DVD)
[2006] (#1191)
Violence: The Path to Violence : After Newtown - See:
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD)
[2013] (#1231)
VIPS: Volunteers in Police Service Educational Video
Series - See: Volunteers in Police Service
Educational Video Series DVD [2006] (#1056)
Visual, Environmental, and Radar Characteristics of
Severe Storms - See: TESSA 2005 Super Storm
Spotter Training Session DVD [2005] (#1041)
Vodka - See: Distilleries (Modern Marvels DVD)
[2004] (#1125)
Voices of September 11th [The] (2003) [3 hours, 47
min.] (#Set 29)
Volunteers in Jails (1996) [11 min.] (#JOB 601)
Volunteers in Police Service Educational Video Series
DVD (circa 2006) [40 min., over 4 programs]
(#1056)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
Walking and Biking - See: 911 on DVD: Volume 2
[2010] (#1186)
Wallace: Gang Violence in America : 20th Century
with Mike Wallace - See: Gang Violence in
America : 20th Century with Mike Wallace [1996]
(#809)
Warriors: Road Warriors: The Biker Brotherhood
(Inside Story) - See: Road Warriors: The Biker
Brotherhood (Inside Story) [1998] (#859)
Water Emergencies: Emergency Preparedness:
Awareness and Survival - See: Emergency
Preparedness: Awareness and Survival DVD
[2006] (#1136)
Waukegan Police Department: Roll Call Training on
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 219
DUI for Police Departments in Illinois: Volume 3
- See: Roll Call Training on DUI for Police
Departments in Illinois: Volume 3 [2003] (#Set
34)
Way Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques (2004) [3
hours, 27 min.] (#1299)
Weapons: Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] See: Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels]
[2003] (#913)
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [9 min.]
(#1044)
Weejee on the Spot - See: Did You See That? [2015]
(#1291)
Wellness for Telecommunicator - See: 911 on DVD:
Health and Customer Service [2008] (#1120)
Wellness Running and Stretching - See: 911 on
DVD: Volume 2 [2010] (#1186)
Westmont Police Department: Roll Call Training on
DUI for Police Departments in Illinois: Volume 3
- See: Roll Call Training on DUI for Police
Departments in Illinois: Volume 3 [2003] (#Set
34)
What Dogs Try to Tell Cops (2003) [24 min.] (#895)
What Eery Cop Should Know: Body Cams - See:
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know [2015]
(#1289)
What every Cop Should Know; Sovereign Citizens
Traffic Stop - See: Traffic Stops of Sovereign
Citizens: What Every Cop Needs to Know [2012]
(#1197)
What Every Cop Needs to Know [about] Hazardous
Materials - See: Hazardous Materials: What
Every Cop Needs to Know [ 2008] (#1223)
What Every Cop Needs to Know; Bath Salts - See:
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know
[2012] (#1213)
What Every Law Enforcement Officer Should Know
about TASER (2004) [44 min.] (#936)
What makes a good supervisor - See: 911onDVD -Volume 3 [2011] (#1284)
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45 min.]
(#1243)
What Went Wrong; The Central Park Jogger Case See: The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went
Wrong? (American Justice) [2003] (#1244)
Wheels of Survival: Police Cars in the Pursuit of Justice
(1997) [44 min.] (#636)
When Things Go Wrong, Why Things Go Right - See:
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong
(DVD) [2004] (#1183)
Where Do You eep Your Hands? - See: In the Line of
Duty Two-Minute Warnings [2005] (#1214)
Where is my Child - See: 911onDVD -- Volume 3
[2011] (#1284)
Whiskey - See: Distilleries (Modern Marvels DVD)
[2004] (#1125)
Why Does Police - See: 911on DVD, Volume 5 [2012]
(#1235)
Why not Direct Supervision? [20 min.] (#JOB 503)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong (DVD)
(2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
Why Things Go Right, and Why They Don't: It's
Predictable! - See: Gordon Graham: Risk
Management and the Telecommunications Center
DVDs [2007] (#Set 38)
Williams, Wayne: Serial Killers: Profiling the
Criminal Mind DVD - See: Serial Killers:
Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD [2000] (#980)
Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD (2006) [44
min.] (#1055)
Witness DVD (circa 1998) [22 min.] (#1134)
WMD Crime Scene: Responding - See: Responding to
a WMD Crime Scene [2004] (#959)
WMD Incidents: Managing Terrorism Incidents:
Using Unified Command in WMD Incidents - See:
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set [2002]
(#938)
WMD Incidents: Managing Terrorism Incidents
Using the Incident Command System for WMD
Incidents - See: Managing Terrorism Incidents
Tape Set [2002] (#938)
Woman's Guide to Firearms DVD (1987) [60 min]
(#1189)
Women Executives in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (July 8, 1998) [2 hours] (#646)
Women who Kill and Assault (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (May 1997) [24 min.] (#651)
Work at Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay DVD See: Work@Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay:
Delivering Justice DVD [2004] (#1047)
Work Improvement Plans - See: 911on DVD, Volume
5 [2012] (#1235)
Work Release: An Overview [9 min.] (#JOB 403)
Work@Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay: Delivering
Justice DVD (2004) [6 minutes] (#1047)
Working in a Lockdown Unit [10 min.] (#JOB 402)
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of Children
Teleconference DVD (December 11, 2003) [1 hour,
40 min.] (#1071)
Working with Developmentally Disabled Inmates (circa
1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 710)
Working with Elderly Inmates (circa 1998) [12 min.]
(#JOB 707)
Working with Illegal Alien Inmates (1997) [12 min.]
(#JOB 612)
Working with Inmates with Mental Illness [17 min.]
(#JOB 410)
Workplace Violence FBI Teleconference (May 17, 2000)
[2 hours] (#795)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
World History: Organized Crime: A World History See: Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs)
[2001] (#1057)
World Trade Center: Search and Rescue - See:
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) [2007]
(#1100)
World Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville,
Pennsylvania, and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET
Teleconference) : Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned - See: Incident Command 9-11:
Lessons Learned at the World Trade Center, the
Pentagon, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, and Boca
Raton, Florida (EENET Teleconference) [1915]
(#893)
World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD (2006) [51 min.]
(#1053)
Wounds: Knife Would First Aid - See: Knife Would
First Aid [2007] (#1257)
Wounds; Gunshot wounds First Aid - See: Gunshot
Wound First Aid [2007] (#1258)
Writing for Readers (Viewpoints from the FBI Academy)
(May 1994) [24 min.] (#648)
Writing Skills for Command Personnel [79 min.] (#Set
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 220
3)
Writing: Use of Force Report Writing (In the Line of
Duty) - See: Use of Force Report Writing (In the
Line of Duty) [2015] (#1292)
Wrong Arm of the Law (The): Steroids in Law
Enforcement (2010) [14 min.] (#1294)
Wuornos, Aileen (Biography) - See: Aileen Wuornos
(Biography) DVD [2003] (#1141)
Yonge & the Restless: Policing the World Series (circa
1994) [23 min.] (#457)
You Are Not Alone (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2002) [23
min.] (#1320)
You Can Make a Difference, Too! - See: Operation
Lifesaver General Audience Videos (DVD) [2007]
(#1127)
You Make the Difference: Preventing Home Burglary
(circa 1988) [22 min.] (#78)
Your Child's Weapon Against Predators : I Am Not a
Target - See: I Am Not a Target : Your Child's
Weapon Against Predators [2004] (#1271)
Your Day: Is Today Your Day? - See: Is Today Your
Day? DVD [2010] (#1179)
Your License or Your Life - See: Operation Lifesaver
General Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Your Partners in Law Enforcement: U.S. Postal
Inspectors - See: U.S. Postal Inspectors: Your
Partners in Law Enforcement (#458)
Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle - See: Law
Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle
DVD [ 2008] (#1161)
Your Safety First - See: Operation Lifesaver General
Audience Videos (DVD) [2007] (#1127)
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet (2005) [14 min.]
(#990)
Your Vest Won't Stop this Bullet - See: Is Today Your
Day? DVD [2010] (#1179)
Youth: Conflict Resolution for Youth: Programming
(Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention Teleconference) - See: Conflict
Resolution for Youth: Programming for Schools,
Youth-serving Organizations, and Community and
Juvenile Justice Settings (Office of Juvenile
Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Teleconference) [1996] (#606)
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of Suppression,
Intervention and Prevention Programs (OJJDP
Teleconference) (March 21, 1997) [2 hours] (#846)
Zero: Ground Zero: Search and Recovery - See:
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) [2007]
(#1100)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 221
DVD Length Index
0.03 Hours. / 2 min.
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa
2005) [2 minutes per segment] (#1214)
0.08 Hours. / 5 min.
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205
minutes] (#1284)
0.10 Hours. / 6 min.
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes] (#1285)
Sharing Ideas to Save Lives: Promoting Safer Driving
Practices Across the Nation DVD (October 2008) [6
min] (#1155)
Work@Home Scams: They Just Don't Pay: Delivering
Justice DVD (2004) [6 minutes] (#1047)
0.12 Hours. / 7 min.
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes] (#1186)
Crime Scene Protection (circa 1992) [7 min.] (#354)
Learn Gun Safety With Eddie Eagle (circa 1995) [7 min.]
(#375)
Lessons from a Hate Crime Detective (2014) [7 min.]
(#1287)
Long Shot: Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [7 min.]
(#1046)
Share the Road (League of Illinois Bicyclists) DVD (2006)
[7 min.] (#1064)
Sight Alignment [7 min.] (#461)
Suspect Location Observation Technique (S.L.O.T.) [7
min.] (#462)
Vigilance: Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism DVD
(circa 2004) [ 7 min. and 9 min.: 16 min., total]
(#1083)
0.13 Hours. / 8 min.
Abandoned Babies Safe Haven Law (DVD) (March 2006)
[8 min.] (#1129)
Booking & Admissions [8 min.] (#JOB 304)
Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears (2014)
[3 hours, 43 min.] (#1275)
Control of Keys, Tools and Supplies [8 min.] (#JOB 306)
Coping with Crowded Jails [8 min.] (#JOB 203)
Cross-Gender Supervision [8 min.] (#JOB 308 )
Fire Safety [8 min.] (#JOB 103)
High-Risk Security Escorts [8 min.] (#JOB 311)
Inmate Classification Procedures [8 min.] (#JOB 106)
Inmate Disciplinary Principles [8 min.] (#JOB 105)
Natural Disasters: Earthquake Preparedness [8 min.]
(#JOB 302)
Releasing Inmates [8 min.] (#JOB 305)
Sexual Assault Response Teams: Partnering for Success
(DVD) (circa 2006) [8 min.] (#1076)
0.15 Hours. / 9 min.
ATV Rider Course Overview DVD (1999) [9 min.]
(#1160)
Autism, Fire Rescue & EMS DVD (2009) [16 and 9 min.:
25 min. total] (#1188)
Basic Security Principles [9 min.] (#JOB 107)
Conflict Resolution Intervention in a Jail Setting (circa
1995) [9 min.] (#JOB 706)
Contraband Control [9 min.] (#JOB 309)
Crime Fighters (The) (1938) [9 min.] (#583)
Critical Incidents in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 211)
Drugs in the Jail [9 min.] (#JOB 206)
Effects of Officer Expectations on Inmate Behavior (The)
[9 min.] (#JOB 502)
Electronic Incarceration (circa 1998) [9 min.] (#JOB 712)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for Serving
Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min. , and 9 min.:
34 min., total] (#1262)
Homeland Security Begins at Home: 7 Signs of Terrorism
DVD (2005) [9 min.] (#993)
Infectious Diseases in the Jail (circa 1990) [9 min.] (#JOB
109)
Inmate Transportation [9 min.] (#JOB 110)
Officer Comportment [9 min.] (#JOB 208)
Selecting and Supervising Inmate Workers [9 min.] (#JOB
204)
Sequential Identification (2005) [9 min.] (#1280)
Situational Use of Force Options Chart [9 min.] (#467)
Staff Wellness [9 min.] (#JOB 509)
Understanding the Inmate Subculture (1997) [9 min.]
(#JOB 603)
Use of Force in Jails [9 min.] (#JOB 112)
Using the Emergency Response Guidebook DVD (2005)
[9 min.] (#1154)
Vigilance: Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism DVD
(circa 2004) [ 7 min. and 9 min.: 16 min., total]
(#1083)
Web of Deceit: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [9 min.]
(#1044)
Work Release: An Overview [9 min.] (#JOB 403)
0.17 Hours. / 10 min.
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes] (#1186)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Administrative Segregation [10 min.] (#JOB 205)
The Basic Rules of Safe Firearms Ownership:
Fundamentals of Gun Safety (2000) [10 min.] (#1279)
Beneath the Badge DVD (circa 2007) [10 min.] (#1159)
Chicago Stings (1993) [10 min.] (#420)
Coping with the Job [10 min.] (#JOB 303)
Dealing with Aggressive Behavior [10 min.] (#JOB 307)
Effective Interpersonal Communications [10 min.] (#JOB
104)
Emergency Preparedness Planning [10 min.] (#JOB 209)
Handling Undercover Contacts [10 min.] (#271)
Hostage Survival [10 min.] (#JOB 207)
Inmate Grievance Procedure [10 min.] (#JOB 111)
K-9 Dogs in Jails (1997) [10 min.] (#JOB 605)
Natural Disasters: Hurricane Preparedness [10 min.]
(#JOB 210)
Preventing Suicides [10 min.] (#JOB 212)
Staff Victimization During Jail Crises (1997) [10 min.]
(#JOB 608)
Stress Management [10 min.] (#JOB 202)
Working in a Lockdown Unit [10 min.] (#JOB 402)
0.18 Hours. / 11 min.
Career Development and Returning to College (circa 1998)
[11 min.] (#JOB 701)
Cultural Diversity in Jail (circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB
703)
DUI, Deranged, or? (2003) [11 min.] (#907)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 222
Gangs and Gang Identification [11 min.] (#JOB 401)
Inmate Leaders (circa 1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 704)
It's the Right Thing to Do : Consular Notification (circa
2003) [11 min.] (#982)
Nowhere to Run: Delivering Justice DVD (2005) [11
min.] (#1043)
Problem-Solving from an Officer's Viewpoint [11 min.]
(#JOB 404)
Recovering from Your Crime Related Injuries (DVD)
(1999) [11 min.] (#1081)
Techniques of Report Writing [11 min.] (#JOB 102B)
Volunteers in Jails (1996) [11 min.] (#JOB 601)
Working with Developmentally Disabled Inmates (circa
1998) [11 min.] (#JOB 710)
0.20 Hours. / 12 min.
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes] (#1285)
Challenges and Pitfalls of Boot Camps (circa 1998) [12
min.] (#JOB 705)
Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears (2014)
[3 hours, 43 min.] (#1275)
Courtroom Survival Tactics (Street Cop Series) DVD
(2005) [12 min.] (#1032)
Frisk/Strip Search [12 min.] (#JOB 201)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for Serving
Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min. , and 9 min.:
34 min., total] (#1262)
Identity Crisis: Delivering Justice DVD (2003) [12 min.]
(#1042)
Inmates with Special Needs (1997) [12 min.] (#JOB 602)
Jail Officer's Leadership Role (The) [12 min.] (#JOB 501)
Liability Issues Involving Use of Force (In Jails) (1997)
[12 min.] (#JOB 609)
Managing Conflict Resolution [12 min.] (#JOB 511)
Principles of Report Writing [12 min.] (#JOB 102A)
U.S. Postal Inspectors: Your Partners in Law Enforcement
[12 min.] (#458)
Working with Elderly Inmates (circa 1998) [12 min.]
(#JOB 707)
Working with Illegal Alien Inmates (1997) [12 min.]
(#JOB 612)
0.22 Hours. / 13 min.
Addicted Inmates: Intake through Process (circa 1998)
[13 min.] (#JOB 702)
All the King's Men: Picking Up the Pieces (DVD) (2006)
[13 min.] (#1035)
Behind Closed Doors: Elder Abuse (c. 1999) [13 min.]
(#739)
Category 3 (January 10, 2006) [13 min.] (#1206)
Communicable Diseases (1997) [13 min.] (#JOB 604)
Conducting Interrogations (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005)
[13 min.] (#1030)
Female Gang Members in Jails (circa 1995) [13 min.]
(#JOB 611)
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for Serving
Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min. , and 9 min.:
34 min., total] (#1262)
Law Enforcement: Your Piece in the Autism Puzzle DVD
(2008) [13 min.] (#1161)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Judges and Court
Personnel Should know DVD (2010) [13 min.] (#1166)
School Bus Security: A 21st Century Approach DVD
(circa 2006) [13 min.] (#1168)
0.23 Hours. / 14 min.
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes] (#1285)
C.O.P.S. 25th Anniversary Tribute DVD (2010) [14 min.]
(#1158)
Children in Traffic (New Version) (1999) [14 min.] (#872)
Conducting Interviews (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005)
[14 min.] (#1029)
Coping with a Changing Inmate Population (1997) [14
min.] (#JOB 606)
Innocent Offenders (circa 1990) [14 min.] (#51)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Law Enforcement
Should Know {DVD} (2010) [14 min.] (#1167)
Saving Lives Together: Safe Return and Law Enforcement
(2004) [14 min.] (#994)
Surveillance (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [14 min.]
(#1026)
Tuberculosis in Corrections (circa 1998) [14 min.] (#JOB
708)
Wrong Arm of the Law (The): Steroids in Law
Enforcement (2010) [14 min.] (#1294)
Your Vest Won't Stop This Bullet (2005) [14 min.] (#990)
0.25 Hours. / 15 min.
$100 Training Video Presentation DVD (2010) [9 and 20
min.] (#1171)
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes] (#1186)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45 min.,
(Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes] (#1285)
CALEA: In Pursuit of Excellence DVD (2006) [15 min.]
(#1051)
Con Games and Inmates: What the Line Officer Needs to
Know [15 min.] (#JOB 407)
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop Series)
DVDs (2005) [14 min. and 18 min.: 32 min, total]
(#1028)
Directing Traffic: The Basics (circa 1994) [15 min.]
(#529)
Essential Communication Skills Tape Set [ALERT]
(2004) [15, 17, 18 min. 50 min. total] (#Set 30)
How to Conduct Cell Searches [15 min.] (#JOB 101)
Inmate Extractions ( 1997) [15 min.] (#JOB 607)
Inmates, Jails and Mental Illness (1997) [15 min.] (#JOB
610)
Managing the Families of Employees during Jail Crisis
Situations (circa 1998) [15 min.] (#JOB 711)
Proactive Approach to Avoiding Lawsuits [15 min.]
(#JOB 310)
Racial Profiling (In the Line of Duty) (2001) [15 min.]
(#921)
Racially Biased Policing: A Principled Response (2002)
[15 min.] (#868)
Rights vs. Privileges [15 min.] (#JOB 312)
Service, Support & Justice : Law Enforcement Response to
Crime Victims (2012) [15 min.] (#1237)
Substance Abuse Treatment Programs for Jails [15 min.]
(#JOB 406)
Take Another Look; Police Response to Seizures and
Epilepsy [15 min.] (#257)
Testifying in Court (circa 1998) [ 15 min.] (#JOB 709)
The Use of Technology to Stalk (2011) [15 min.] (#1193 )
0.27 Hours. / 16 min.
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes] (#1285)
Autism, Fire Rescue & EMS DVD (2009) [16 and 9 min.:
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 223
25 min. total] (#1188)
Common Ground: Interacting with the Hispanic
Community [16 min.] (#167)
Don't Fall for a Telephone Line: Stop Fraud Program Kit
(1997) [16 min.] (#Set 17)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Jail Equipment Technology Advances [16 min.] (#JOB
505)
Jail Literacy Programs [16 min.] (#JOB 506)
Mental Illness: Police Response (1995) [16 min.] (#708)
Professionalism and Ethics [16 min.] (#JOB 408)
Responding to Elder Abuse: What Community
Corrections Should Know DVD) (2010) [16 min.]
(#1165)
Sudden In-Custody Death: Training for Prevention /
Positional Asphyxia Update (2000) [16 min.] (#778)
TIE: Training, Industry, and Education [16 min.] (#JOB
412)
Understanding Jail Management [16 min.] (#JOB 409)
Vigilance: Patrolling in the New Era of Terrorism DVD
(circa 2004) [ 7 min. and 9 min.: 16 min., total]
(#1083)
0.28 Hours. / 17 min.
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes] (#1186)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45 min.,
(Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Beyond the Badge: Profile of a School Resource Officer
(2014) [17 min.] (#1315)
Essential Communication Skills Tape Set [ALERT]
(2004) [15, 17, 18 min. 50 min. total] (#Set 30)
Hidden Traps and Secret Compartments -- Short Version
(Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [17 min.] (#1027)
Internal Affairs: Problem Resolution (1992) [17 min.]
(#275)
Offenders of the '90s [17 min.] (#JOB 512)
Perspectives on Enforcement DVD (1993) [17 min.]
(#1156 )
Preventing Driver Fatigue DVD (2007) [17 min.] (#1157 )
Working with Inmates with Mental Illness [17 min.]
(#JOB 410)
Bomb Explosion: First Responder AND Dick and Harry:
Rest in Pieces (September 1995) [17 min.] (#484. pt.
C-D)
0.30 Hours. / 18 min.
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop Series)
DVDs (2005) [14 min. and 18 min.: 32 min, total]
(#1028)
Essential Communication Skills Tape Set [ALERT]
(2004) [15, 17, 18 min. 50 min. total] (#Set 30)
The Hidden Truth : Verifying Driving Logs (DVD) (circa
2005) [13 min.] (#1148)
Investigation of Crime in Jails (1994) [18 min] (#JOB 411)
Non-Smoking Jails [18 min.] (#JOB 405)
Preparing for Promotion: Climbing the Ladder [18 min.]
(#JOB 507)
Programming Opportunities in Jails [18 min.] (#JOB 510)
Signs, Signals and Markings (DVD) (2006) [18 min.]
(#1116)
Small Jails: Special Problems [18 min.] (#JOB 504)
0.32 Hours. / 19 min.
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45 min.,
(Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Acquaintance/Date Rape Investigation (2001) [19 min.]
(#904)
Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears (2014)
[3 hours, 43 min.] (#1275)
Crash Dynamics for Training Programs (1992) [19 min.]
(#564)
It Could Happen to You (1997) [19 min.] (#629)
Stamp Collecting (Circa 1970s) [19 min.] (#153)
0.33 Hours. / 20 min.
$100 Training Video Presentation DVD (2010) [9 and 20
min.] (#1171)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45 min.,
(Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
After the Robbery: Crisis to Resolution (1997) [20 min]
(#585)
Barney Miller The First Season DVD (1974-1975) [20
min./episode] (#1219)
Between the Lines; Adult School Crossing Guard Training
[20 min.] (#325)
Emergency Response Guidebook 2012 (2012) [20 min.]
(#1261)
Getting S.M.A.R.T. : Dealing with Bullies (2011) [20
min.] (#1203)
Gum in My Hair : How to Cope with a Bully (2010) [20
min.] (#1196)
Michelle Norton Story [The] (circa 2001) [20 min.] (#928)
Park Smart [20 min.] (#630)
Preventing Road Rage: Anger Management for Drivers
(1998) [20 min.] (#658)
Responding to Hate Crimes: A Roll Call Training Video
for Police Officers (1999) [20 min.] (#743)
Responding to Victims of Human Trafficking DVD (April
2008) [20 min.] (#1106)
Why not Direct Supervision? [20 min.] (#JOB 503)
0.35 Hours. / 21 min.
Autism and Law Enforcement Roll Call Briefing Video
(VHS) (2004) [21 min.] (#927)
Dialing for Dollars: Delivering Justice DVD (2004) [21
min.] (#1045)
Diplomatic and Consular Immunity: Guidance for Law
Enforcement and Judicial Authorities (August 1998)
[21 min.] (#750)
Ethical Considerations (Street Cop Series) DVD (2005) [21
min.] (#1031)
Fundamental Skills for Public Safety Cycling (2009) [21
min.] (#1267)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Make Your Case: Basic Law Enforcement Photography
(September 1998) [21 min.] (#670)
A Prosecutor's Stand (2014) [21 min] (#1288)
Rolling Backup: Taking Care of Our Own (DVD)
(February 2004) [21 min.] (#1082)
Vehicle Searches (2000) [21 min.] (#773)
0.37 Hours. / 22 min.;
Canine Deployment for Police (2008) [22 min.] (#1121)
Careers in Criminal Justice (2002) [22 min.] (#1176 )
OC Aerosol Use in Law Enforcement [22 min.] (#435)
Understanding Car Crashes: It's Basic Physics (2000) [22
min.] (#929)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 224
Witness DVD (circa 1998) [22 min.] (#1134)
You Make the Difference: Preventing Home Burglary
(circa 1988) [22 min.] (#78)
0.38 Hours. / 23 min.
Hazardous Materials: What Every Cop Needs to Know
(2008) [23 min.] (#1223)
ICS: The Incident Command System DVD (2000) [23
min.] (#939)
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
Mutual Respect in Policing (circa 2001) [23 min.] (#957)
Yonge & the Restless: Policing the World Series (circa
1994) [23 min.] (#457)
You Are Not Alone (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2002) [23
min.] (#1320)
0.40 Hours. / 24 min.
Adventures in Public Speaking {Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy} (December 2000) [24 min.] (#798)
Assaults on Law Enforcement Officers [Viewpoints from
the FBI Academy] (April 1997 ) [24 min.] (#716)
Baths Salts: What Every Cop Needs to Know (2012) [24
min] (#1213)
Coaching the Problem Employee (Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy) (December 1993) [24 min.] (#665)
Cognitive Interviewing [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1996) [24 min.] (#714)
Communication in Police Training [Viewpoints from the
FBI Academy] (July 1998) [24 min.] (#683)
Creating Media for Community Relations [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] (March 2001) [24 min.]
(#794)
Deadly Force Policy (Viewpoints from the FBI Academy)
(March 1996) [24 min.] (#649)
DNA: Critical Issues for Those Who Work with Victims
DVD (April 2007) [24 min.] (#1077)
Fatal Fire Investigations [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (October 1998) [24 min.] (#686)
Homicide by Poisoning [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (December 1997) [24 min.] (#681)
Human Factors in Undercover Operations [Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy] (1993) [24 min.] (#732)
Interpol: The International Link [Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy] (April 1998) [24 min.] (#682)
Police Pursuit [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(September 1998) [24 min.] (#685)
Post Assault Support (Viewpoints from the FBI Academy)
(June 1997) [24 min.] (#666)
Pursuing Publication (Viewpoints from the FBI Academy)
(July 1996) [24 min.] (#650)
Responding to People with Alzheimer's Disease : Best
Practices for Law Enforcement (2013) [24 min.]
(#1253)
Sting Operations [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(April 1999) [24 min.] (#729)
Street Gangs: An Overview (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (May 1998) [24 min.] (#652)
Street Gangs: What Law Enforcement Can Do
(Viewpoints from the FBI Academy) (June 1998) [24
min.] (#653)
Truth or Deception [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(May 1996) [24 min.] (#715)
Understanding Car Crashes: When Physics meets Biology
(2009) [24 min.] (#1187)
What Dogs Try to Tell Cops (2003) [24 min.] (#895)
Women who Kill and Assault (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (May 1997) [24 min.] (#651)
Writing for Readers (Viewpoints from the FBI Academy)
(May 1994) [24 min.] (#648)
0.42 Hours. / 25 min.
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes] (#1186)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Autism, Fire Rescue & EMS DVD (2009) [16 and 9 min.:
25 min. total] (#1188)
David High Story: A Guide for Close Combat Survival
[25 min.] (#460)
Deadly Force Issues (1999) [25 min.] (#736)
Healing Presence (SIDS of Illinois, Inc.) (2003) [25 min.]
(#1319)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: The Harasser's
Behavior (1998) [25 min.] (#644)
0.43 Hours. / 26 min.
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45 min.,
(Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
Autism in the Criminal Justice System (2009) [26 min.]
(#1215)
Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears (2014)
[3 hours, 43 min.] (#1275)
Jack-in-the-Box: In the Line of Duty (1996) [26 min.]
(#849)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September 2002)
[29 and 26 min.] (#938)
News Media's Coverage of Crime and Victimization
(1999) [26 min.] (#786)
Personal Protection Outside the Home (2008) [26 min.]
(#1283)
Suicide Watch & Intervention (1999) [26 min.] (#CRT
226)
0.45 Hours. / 27 min.
Buckle Up Training (circa 1990) [27 min.] (#79)
Firearms and Use of Cover [27 min.] (#455)
A. Lincoln, Attorney at Law DVD (2006) [27 min.]
(#1096)
Long Gun Retention and Disarming Techniques (1999) [27
min.] (#722)
Traffic Stops: High Risk Vehicle Contacts [27 min.]
(#490)
0.47 Hours. / 28 min.
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Back Safety: A User's Guide DVD (2005) [28 min.] (#Set
42)
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
Locomotive Emergency Response Operations DVD (circa
2006) [28 min.] (#1052)
Responding to a WMD Crime Scene (March 2004) [28
min.] (#959)
Scenario Training DVD (circa 1999) [28 min.] (#1135)
Tactical Pat Downs and Frisk Searches (Searches of
Persons 1) (1999) [28 min.] (#710)
Use of Force Report Writing (2001) [13 min. and 15 min.
on 2 tapes] (#825)
0.48 Hours. / 29 min.
Approaching Alzheimer's: Make Your First Response the
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 225
Right Response (DVD) (2008) [29 min.] (#1139)
Biology and Crime (circa 1986) [29 min.] (#36)
Could a Russian-like School Siege Happen Here? (In the
Line of Duty) (2007) [29 min.] (#1075)
Damned if You Don't [29 min.] (#136)
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 1 [29 min.] (#514)
Emergency Vehicle Operation (1998) [29 min] (#672)
Fighting through Pepper Spray: Counter Assault and
Survival Tactics [29 min.] (#470)
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September 2002)
[29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Positional Asphyxia, Sudden Death, and Transporting
Suspects [29 min.] (#522)
Staying Calm / Avoid Communication Screw-ups (Special
Issues : In the Line of Duty) (2000) [29 min.] (#851)
TASER: Behind the Headlines DVD (2005) [29 min.]
(#988)
0.50 Hours. / 30 min.
Accident Scene Management [30 min.] (#482)
Autopsy [The] : For Death Investigators DVD (2001) [30
min.] (#964)
Basic and Power Handcuffing Techniques (ALERT Series)
[30 min.] (#426)
Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears (2014)
[3 hours, 43 min.] (#1275)
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
Faith-Based Responses for Crime Victims DVD (2008) [30
min.] (#1114)
First Response to Victims of Crime DVD (April 2008) [30
min.] (#1107)
Golden Nuggets : Life-Saving Street Smart Tips for Cops
(2016) [30 min.] (#1304)
I'm Shot: The Bullet's Impact DVD (Circa 1998) [30 min.]
(#1133)
Search Incident to Arrest and Gender Problems (1999) [30
min.] (#718)
Searches of Persons: Minnesota v. Dickerson (1999) [30
min.] (#1278)
Sexual Harassment in Law Enforcement: Role of Victim
and Administration (1998) [30 min.] (#656)
Storm Watch (1995) [30 min.] (#741)
Suicide Bomber DVD (2005) [30 min.] (#971)
Use of Force: The Death of Eric Garner (2015) [30 min.]
(#1293)
Use of OC & Pepper Spray in Corrections (1997) [30 min.]
(#CRT 122)
0.52 Hours. / 31 min.
Blood-Borne Pathogens / Backup: Force Continuum
(2001) [31 min.] (#1303)
Body Cams: What Every Cop Should Know (2015) [31
min.] (#1289)
Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing: The Herman
Goldstein Award Winner and Finalists (2004) [31
min.] (#961)
Safety in the After Disaster Environment: EENET CERT
Training (DVD) (February 15, 2006) [31 min.] (#1036)
0.53 Hours. / 32 min.
Buck Savage Tape [32 min.] (#194)
Practical and Tactical Handcuffing (2002) [32 min.]
(#Missing 847)
Traffic Stops: Unknown Risks [32 min.] (#489)
Waking in Oak Creek (2014) [34 min.] (#1286)
0.55 Hours. / 33 min.
Are You or Your Agency Prepared for an Active Shooter?
(2011) [33 min.] (#1290)
Convenience Store Robberies Decline (In the Line of Duty)
(1996) [33 Min.] (#1013 )
Crime Scene Preservation [33 min.] (#507)
Developing Street Sources and CIs (Street Cop Series)
DVDs (2005) [14 min. and 18 min.: 32 min, total]
(#1028)
Financial Abuse Specialist Team (F.A.S.T.) (August 2002)
[33 min.] (#887)
Golden Nuggets 3: Life-saving Street Smarts for Cops
(2016) [33 min.] (#1307)
Interpersonal Communications: Legal Implications (2001)
[32 min. on 2 tapes] (#823)
Officer Survival Tape [33 min.] (#161)
Report Writing 1: The Basics (1999) [33 min.] (#697)
Super Joints, with Pavel Tsatsouline DVD (2003) [33 min.]
(#955)
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38 and 33
min.] (#969)
0.57 Hours. / 34 min.
Gaining Insight, Taking Action : Basic Skills for Serving
Victims (2002 (2011) ) [13 min., 12 min. , and 9 min.:
34 min., total] (#1262)
Methamphetamine in Illinois : User/Manufacturer
Behavior (2001) [34 min.] (#827)
Seizure vs Non-Seizure of Persons (2000) [34 min. on 2
tapes] (#758)
Traffic Stops and Interdiction (DVD) (2008) [34 min.]
(#1099)
Use of Force Report Writing (In the Line of Duty) (2015)
[34 min.] (#1292)
0.58 Hours. / 35 min.
Golden Nuggets 2: More Life-Saving Street Smart Tips
for Cops (2016) [35 min.] (#1305)
Methamphetamine Labs: A New Danger for Illinois
(January 2000) [35 min.] (#826)
0.60 Hours. / 36 min.
0.60 hours
Dynamics of Off-Duty Encounters, Pt. 2 [36 min.] (#515)
How to Save Your Dog's Life (1988) [36 min.] (#475)
Managing Force Escalations (about 1995) [36 min] (#671)
San Francisco Police Department Cruiser Crash (In the
Line of Duty) (2003) [36 min] (#918)
Stranger Safety (2005) [36 min.] (#1268)
0.62 Hours. / 37 min.
Anatomy of a Chase (Circa 1989) [37 min.] (#42)
Basic Crisis Entry for Law Enforcement (Circa 2005) [37
min.] (#1236)
Dynamic Striking Techniques (DVD) (1996) [37 min.]
(#1102)
Public Health Implications of Law Enforcement Stress
[NIJ Research in Progress Series] (March 23, 1999)
[37 min.] (#1093)
0.63 Hours. / 38 min.
OC Aerosol in Law Enforcement II (2001) [38 min.]
(#818)
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38 and 33
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 226
min.] (#969)
0.65 Hours. / 39 min.
St. Petersburg Riot/Crowd Control (1997) [39 min.]
(#1306)
0.67 Hours. / 40 min.
Field Interviewing: Recognition of Deception [40 min. (20
min. each section)] (#407)
Firearms Concealed Carry Act (2014) [34 min.] (#1274 )
Gangland: The Fourth Season [About 40 minutes per
episode] (#Missing Set 41)
Meeting the Mental Health Needs of Crime Victims (1998)
[40 min.] (#787)
Racial Profiling -- Chicago Police Department (2001) [40
min.] (#815)
Richard Speck [Investigative Reports] DVD (1996) [46
min.] (#1204)
Roll Call Training on DUI for Police Departments in
Illinois (2001) [40 min. on 5 tapes] (#Set 24)
Volunteers in Police Service Educational Video Series
DVD (circa 2006) [40 min., over 4 programs] (#1056)
0.68 Hours. / 41 min.
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.] (#Set 43 )
Lying Eyes (American Justice) (2001) [41 min.] (#1248 )
Management of Bloodborne and Airborne Pathogens in
Corrections (1998) [41 min.] (#CRT 221)
Police Arrest and Control, with Keith Livingston (DVD)
(2007) [41 min.] (#1144)
Trolley Square: The Night Rapid Response Worked (In
the Line of Duty) DVD (2007) [41 min.] (#1095)
0.70 Hours. / 42 min.
Basic Firearm Disarming & Retention for Law
Enforcement (circa 2005) [42 min.] (#1239)
Five Points Gangs: In Search of History (DVD) (1997) [42
min.] (#1128)
Hindi Duty Belt (DVD) (2004) [42 min.] (#1164)
In Hot Pursuit (2003) [42 min.] (#1199)
Knife Would First Aid (2007) [42 min.] (#1257)
Secrets of the Drug Violator Exposed (DVD) (2006) [42
min.] (#1191)
Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber: Biography (DVD) (1998)
[42 min.] (#1110)
0.72 Hours. / 43 min.
FBI's Crime Lab: Modern Marvels (2003) [43 min.] (#1163
)
Gang Violence in America : 20th Century with Mike
Wallace (1996) [43 min.] (#809)
Roll Call Training on DUI for Police Departments in
Illinois: Volume 3 (2003) [43 min. on 6 tapes] (#Set
34)
Ted Bundy: Biography DVD (2002) [43 min.] (#952)
Tribal Cops (DVD) (2001) [43 min] (#1132)
0.73 Hours. / 44 min.
Aileen Wuornos (Biography) DVD (2003) [44 min]
(#1141)
Al Capone: Scarface DVD (Biography) (1995) [44 min.]
(#1112)
Behind Enemy Lines: Gangland (DVD) (2007) [44 min.]
(#1124)
Born Killers: Leopold and Loeb (In Search of History)
(1998) [44 min.] (#1205)
Bullets (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44 min.] (#1174 )
The Bully of Toulon (American Justice) DVD (2004) [44
min.] (#1108)
Car Crashes (Modern Marvels) DVD (2003) [44 min.]
(#1173)
Corpse Tech: Modern Marvels (DVD) (2008) [44 min.]
(#1123)
Death Devices (Modern Marvels) DVD (circa 2002) [44
min.] (#1175)
Distilleries (Modern Marvels DVD) (2004) [44 min.]
(#1125)
Gangland: Basic Training DVD (2008) [44 min] (#1140)
Guilty By Reason of Insanity (DVD) (2002) [44 min.]
(#1209)
Identifying and Stopping Active Killers (2016) [44 min.]
(#1302)
Internal Affairs: American Justice (DVD) (1997) [44 min.]
(#1162)
It'll Never Happen to Me [44 min.] (#166)
The Jonesboro Schoolyard Ambush (DVD) (1999) [44
min.] (#1208)
Prisons: Modern Marvels (2000) [44 min.] (#917)
Serpico: Honor Bound (DVD) (2006) [44 min.] (#1149)
Shootout: The North Hollywood Shooting DVD (2005)
[44 min.] (#991)
Sniper in the Tower: True Crime Authors (2004) [44
min.] (#1074)
SWAT Teams Shootouts (DVD) (2005) [44 min.] (#1126)
Traffic Stops of Sovereign Citizens: What Every Cop
Needs to Know (2012) [44 min.] (#1197)
What Every Law Enforcement Officer Should Know about
TASER (2004) [44 min.] (#936)
Wheels of Survival: Police Cars in the Pursuit of Justice
(1997) [44 min.] (#636)
Windy City Tornado: Mega Disasters DVD (2006) [44
min.] (#1055)
0.75 Hours. / 45 min.
Anti-Human Trafficking for the Law Enforcement
Professional DVD (2006) [45 min.] (#1065)
Campus Insecurity (2000) [45 min.] (#1200)
The Central Park Jogger Case: What Went Wrong?
(American Justice) (2003) [45 min.] (#1244)
Columbine: Understanding Why (Investigative Reports)
DVD (2002) [45 min.] (#949)
Conversations With Killers (American Justice) DVD
(2005) [45 min.] (#1119)
Cop Counselors (Investigative Reports) DVD (2001) [45
min.] (#1098)
Death Detectives: The L.A. County Coroner (Inside Story)
DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1067)
Fallen Blue Heroes ( 2009) [45 min.] (#1246)
Ground Zero: Search and Recovery (DVD) (2007) [45
min.] (#1100)
How to Shoot Fast and Accurately (1988) [45 min.]
(#1300)
I Am Not a Target : Your Child's Weapon Against
Predators (2004) [45 min.] (#1271)
Inside the Killer's Mind (Investigative Reports) DVD
(2000) [45 min.] (#1118)
Iraq's Guns for Hire (2009) [45 min.] (#1212)
Jeffrey Dahmer: The Monster Within (Biography) DVD
(1996) [45 min.] (#981)
Keepers: A Job Behind Bars (Investigative Reports) DVD
(1998) [45 min.] (#954)
Lightning (Nature Tech) DVD (2003) [45 min.] (#1063)
Making the Transition: A Career in Security Management
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 227
(circa 1991) [45 min.] (#264)
Melvin Purvis (Biography) DVD (1999) [45 min.] (#1109)
Mistaken Identity (American Justice) (2003) [45 min.]
(#1251)
New Face of Crime [The] : Investigative Report (1997) [45
min.] (#811)
Non-Lethal Weapons [Modern Marvels] (2003) [45 min.]
(#913)
The Plot to Kill Ronald Reagan (DVD) (2006) [45 min.]
(#1195)
Police Pursuit: Modern Marvels (2004) [45 min.] (#950)
Railroad Police (Trains Unlimited) (1998) [45 min.] (#635)
Three Strikes You're Out: Benefits and Costs of
California's Mandatory Sentencing Law (NIJ Research
in Progress) [45 min.] (#517)
To Catch a Killer: Homicide Detectives (American Justice
Series) DVD (1996) [45 min.] (#1069)
Tornadoes: Nature Tech (2003) [45 min.] (#987)
Unsolved history : The St. Valentine's Day massacre ([s.l.,
circa 2004]) (#1080)
What the Girl Saw [American Justice] (2004) [45 min.]
(#1243)
0.77 Hours. / 46 min.
The 5 Concurrent Themes to Success (DVD) (2004) [46
min.] (#1182)
Alan Pinkerton : The Original Private Eye (Biography)
(1999) [46 min.] (#1234)
Alzheimer's Disease: Facing the Facts (2009) [46 min.]
(#1264)
Cops on Trial (American Justice) (1994) [46 min.] (#1216)
Cops or Criminals? (Investigative Reports DVD) (1996)
[46 min] (#1142)
The Hillside Stranglers (American Justice) (1997) [46]
(#1250)
Hostage Takers (The) (1994) [46 min] (#1153)
John Dillinger: Biography (DVD) (1995) [46 min.]
(#1111)
Murder "In Cold Blood" (American Justice) (1997) [46
min.] (#1249)
Private Eyes (American Justice) DVD (1994) [46 min.]
(#1117)
Profiles of Evil: Inside The Criminal Mind (1997) [46
min.] (#1172)
Psychic Detectives ( 1997) [46 min.] (#1198)
0.78 Hours. / 47 min.
Deadly Transactions (Investigative Reports Series) DVD
(1997) [47 min.] (#1070)
Eyewitness (American Justice) (1997) [47 min.] (#1252 )
Narcs (American Justice) DVD (1997) [47 min.] (#1218 )
0.80 Hours. / 48 min.
The ABCs of CPR: First Response (DVD) (2006) [48
min.] (#1152)
Did You See That? (2015) [48 min.] (#1291)
Disaster Management [Viewpoints from the FBI Academy]
(January/February 1999) [48 min.] (#688)
Forensic Science: The Crime Fighter's Weapon [Modern
Marvels] (1997) [48 min.] (#912)
Introduction to the Glock Pistol [48 min.] (#305)
Law Enforcement Management, Pts. 1 and 2 (Viewpoints
from the FBI Academy) (January and February 1998)
[48 min.] (#668)
Leadership and Communication Essentials in Law
Enforcement (September/October 1999) [48 min.]
(#Set 21)
0.83 Hours. / 50 min.
Elimination of Harassment, Bias and Discrimination in the
Workplace DVD (2004) [50 min.] (#1033)
Essential Communication Skills Tape Set [ALERT]
(2004) [15, 17, 18 min. 50 min. total] (#Set 30)
Guns in America (2008) [50 min.] (#1254)
Narco State DVD (2009) [50 min.] (#1170)
Rapid Response to the Active Shooter (In the Line of Duty
Special Issue) (2000) [50 min.] (#884)
Road Warriors: The Biker Brotherhood (Inside Story)
(1998) [50 min.] (#859)
0.85 Hours. / 51 min.
Courthouse Security (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2005) [51
min.] (#1040)
World's Most Dangerous Gang DVD (2006) [51 min.]
(#1053)
0.87 Hours. / 52 min.
Manhunt - Boston Bombers (Nova) (2013) [52 min.]
(#1242 )
0.88 Hours. / 53 min.
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.] (#Set 43 )
A Death in St. Augustine :Frontline (2013) [53 min.]
(#1277)
Forensics on Trial (Nova) (2012) [53 min.] (#1245 )
Hunting the Nightmare Bacteria :Frontline (2013) [53
min.] (#1276)
Meth Epidemic (The): Frontline DVD (2006) [53 min.]
(#1059)
Mind of a Rampage Killer (Nova) (2013) [53 min.] (#1233
)
The Path to Violence : After Newtown (DVD) (2013) [53
min.] (#1231)
0.90 Hours. / 54 min.
El Segundo Movie Theater Fight (In the Line of Duty)
DVD (2012) [54 min.] (#1207)
0.92 Hours. / 55 min.
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.] (#Set 43 )
FBI: A Revealing Inside Look at the Bureau DVD (2003)
[55 min.] (#1054)
Firefight--Miami Shooting (circa 1987) [55 min.] (#35)
Gunshot Wound First Aid (2007) [55 mind] (#1258)
Murder on Tape (LETN Command Update Special) (circa
1992) [55 min.] (#236)
Post Mortem : The Death Investigation Crisis in America
[Frontline] (2011) [53 min.] (#1269)
Suicide: A Calculated Departure DVD (April 9, 2008) [55
min.] (#1105)
Why Things go Right; Why Things Go Wrong (DVD)
(2004) [55 min.] (#1183)
0.93 Hours. / 56 min.
Crime of Stalking: How Big is the Problem? (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1997) [56 min.] (#603)
0.95 Hours. / 57 min.
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.] (#Set 43 )
Managing Terrorism Incidents Tape Set (September 2002)
[29 and 26 min.] (#938)
Murder of a Georgia Deputy [Kyle Dinkheller Shooting]:
In the Line of Duty (2002) [57 min.] (#963)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 228
Organizational Risk Management: The 5 Pillars of Success
(DVD) (2004) [57 min.] (#1184)
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn (circa 2001) [57 min.]
(#1078)
Victims with Disabilities: the Forensic Interview:
Techniques for Interviewing Victims with
Communication and/or Cognitive Disabilities (DVD)
(August 2011) [57 min.] (#Set 37)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4 hours, 9
min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
0.97 Hours. / 58 min.
1.08 Hours. / 1 Hour, 5 min.
Are You Ready? (January 18, 2006, EENET Broadcast)
(January 18, 2006) [58 min.] (#1038)
Child Sexual Abuse: Your Most Challenging Case [58
min.] (#138)
Communities and Crime: A Study in Chicago (NIJ
Research in Progress) (1995) [58 min.] (#555)
Domestic Violence Response, Investigation, and
Prosecution (DVD) (2010) [28 and 30 min.: 58
minutes] (#1194)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4 hours, 9
min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
Mass Fatality Management (Live Response) DVD (March
22, 2006) [58 min.] (#1061)
Police and People with Disabilities (Department of Justice)
(1996 / 2005) [58 min.] (#1034)
Psychological Impact of Terrorism (Live Response) DVD
(July 19, 2006) [58 min.] (#1060)
Purple: Organized Crime in a Small Town (2012) [58
min.] (#1217)
Suicide/Homicide Bombers (Live Response) DVD
(September 27, 2006) [58 min.] (#1062)
0.98 Hours. / 59 min.
Prevalence and Consequences of Child Victimization:
Preliminary Results from the National Survey of
Adolescents (NIJ Research in Progress) (1995) [59
min.] (#556)
1.00 hours
Basics of Personal Protection in the Home (2001) [About
an hour] (#1282)
Community Policing in Chicago: Fact or Fiction (NIJ
Research in Progress) (May 1995) [1 hour] (#495)
IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices): CoMNET
Broadcast (December 13, 2006) DVD (December 13,
2006) [60 min.] (#1066)
Joining the Force: In the Line of Duty Special Issue (circa
2005) [1 hour] (#1048)
Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld DVD
(2009) [1 hour] (#1143)
Raising Adam Lanza ( 2013) [1 hour] (#1232)
Tampa Massacre (In the Line of Duty Special Issue) DVD
(2001) [1 hour] (#1039)
A Woman's Guide to Firearms DVD (1987) [60 min]
(#1189)
1.02 Hours. / 1 Hour, 1 min.
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4 hours, 9
min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
1.03 Hours. / 1 Hour, 2 min.
1.07 Hours. / 1 Hour, 4 min.
Police Safety & Survival: Pressure Points, Handgun
Retention/Disarming (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 4 min.]
(#1145)
First Response: The First Aid Video (DVD) (2004) [1
hour, 5 min.] (#1147)
Pain Behind the Badge (The) (2012) [1 hour, 5 min.]
(#1222)
1.10 Hours. / 1 Hour, 6 min.
In the Line of Duty Two-Minute Warnings (circa 2005) [2
minutes per segment] (#1214)
1.12 Hours. / 1 Hour, 7 min.
Blunt Force Trauma First Aid (2007) [1 hour, 7 min.]
(#1256)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4 hours, 9
min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
1.13 Hours. / 1 Hour, 8 min.
House Clearing and Cornering : Tactics and Techniques
(1999) [1 hour, 8 min.] (#1259)
1.17 Hours. / 1 Hour, 10 min.
Handgun Basics : Self-Defense and Target Shooting (2004)
[1 hour, 10 min.] (#1260)
Knife Defense Fundamentals (DVD) (2003) [70 min.]
(#1180)
1.18 Hours. / 1 Hour, 11 min.
Verbal Judo (In the Line of Duty) DVD (2001) [38 and 33
min.] (#969)
1.20 Hours. / 1 Hour, 12 min.
Crime, the Media, and Our Public Discourse (NIJ
Perspectives on Crime and Justice) (1997) [72 min.]
(#607)
Police Safety & Survival: Batons, Handcuffs, and Vehicle
Extractions (DVD) (2004) [1 hour, 12 min. ] (#1146)
1.22 Hours. / 1 Hour, 13 min.
911 on DVD: Health and Customer Service (2008) [73
min.] (#1120)
1.23 Hours. / 1 Hour, 14 min.
Is Today Your Day? DVD (2010) [23 min.] (#1179)
911 on DVD: Volume 2 (2010) [10 to 15 minutes] (#1186)
1.25 Hours. / 1 Hour, 15 min.
Emergency Preparedness: Awareness and Survival DVD
(2006) [75 min.] (#1136)
Sandy Hook School Shooting : Lessons Learned for School
Administrators & Teachers (2014) [1 hour, 15 min.]
(#Set 45)
Radar Enforcement Training Update [62 min.] (#143)
1.27 Hours. / 1 Hour, 16 min.
1.05 Hours. / 1 Hour, 3 min.
Good Night with the Sleep Doctor (2007) [79 min.]
(#1263)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 229
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Brain Injury
(CA POST DVD) (circa 2011) [1 hour, 16 min.]
(#1227)
1.30 Hours. / 1 Hour, 18 min.
Writing Skills for Command Personnel [79 min.] (#Set 3)
1.33 Hours. / 1 Hour, 20 min.
The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun (2010) [1 hour, 48 min
and 1 hour, 35 min.] (#Set 44)
1.60 Hours. / 1 Hour, 36 min.
Graduated Sanctions: An Effective Intervention Strategy
for Addressing Delinquency Teleconference DVD
(March 22, 2005) [1 hour, 36 min.] (#1072)
Code 9 : Officer Needs Assistance (2016) [1 hour, 20
min.] (#1316)
Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs) (2003)
[Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85 min.] (#1103)
1.62 Hours. / 1 Hour, 37 min.
1.37 Hours. / 1 Hour, 22 min.
1.65 Hours. / 1 Hour, 39 min.
Confessions (The) [Frontline] (2010) [1 hour, 22 min.]
(#1270)
Three Ways to Keep Your Children Off Drugs / Why
Drugs [80 min.] (#187)
2016 TESSA Super Storm Spotter Training (2016) [1 hour,
39 min.] (#1301)
Problem Oriented Policing Set (circa 1998) [1 hour, 39
min., on 6 videos] (#Set 35)
1.38 Hours. / 1 Hour, 23 min.
1.67 Hours. / 1 Hour, 40 min.
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.] (#Set 43 )
Advanced Concealed Carry (1997) [1 hour, 40 min.]
(#1298)
Heroes Behind the Badge: Sacrifice & Survival (2013) [1
hour, 40 min.] (#1255)
Working Together to Stop the Prostitution of Children
Teleconference DVD (December 11, 2003) [1 hour, 40
min.] (#1071)
1.40 Hours. / 1 Hour, 24 min.
Street Thief DVD (2007) [1 hour, 24 min.] (#1177)
1.42 Hours. / 1 Hour, 25 min.
Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs) (2003)
[Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85 min.] (#1103)
Surviving Edged Weapons (circa 1988) [85 min.] (#26)
Basic First Aid (2008) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#1295)
Electronic Recording of Homicide Interrogation DVD
(October 20, 2004) [1 hour, 37 min.] (#983)
1.70 Hours. / 1 Hour, 42 min.
America's Crystal Meth Epidemic (DVD) (2008) [88 min.,
in 2 programs] (#1150)
Cold Case Homicide POST Telecourse (2002) [1 hour, 42
min.] (#1224)
Sunshine Cleaning DVD (2008) [1 hour, 42 min.] (#1178)
The Truth About Drugs (DVD) (2009) [102 min.] (#1181)
1.50 Hours. / 1 Hour, 30 min.
1.72 Hours. / 1 Hour, 43 min.
1.45 Hours. / 1 Hour, 27 min.
Complete Glock (DVD) (2008) [90 min.] (#1192)
Heroes Behind the Badge (2012) [1 hour, 30 min.] (#1220)
Manson: 40 Years Later (2009) [90 min.] (#1151)
Ferguson; The Lessons Learned (2016) [1 hour, 43 min.]
(#1308)
1.52 Hours. / 1 Hour, 31 min.
Extradition Procedures POST Telecourse (DVD) (May
2008) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1122)
Preventing Law Enforcement Suicide; Code 3 Officer
Needs Assistance (California POST Telecourse)
(December 2007) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1202 )
Seal-Mar Baton and Defensive Tactics : Real Training for
Real Life (2007) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#1104)
Teaching Kids to Kill (1999) [1 hour, 44 min.] (#941)
Basic Tactical Shotgun for Law Enforcement (circa 2005)
[1 hour, 31 min.] (#1238)
Disability Awareness for Law Enforcement : A Curriculum
for Law Enforcement Professionals and Police Social
Workers (2001) [1 hour, 31 min.] (#Set 27)
Street Gangs: A Secret History DVD (2000) [1 hour, 31,
min.] (#1068)
1.53 Hours. / 1 Hour, 32 min.
Basic Close Quarters Shooting for Law Enforcement (circa
2005) [1 hour, 32 min.] (#1240)
1.55 Hours. / 1 Hour, 33 min.
Inside the Secret Service (2004) [1 hour, 32 min.] (#1211)
Restrepo : One Platoon, One Valley, One Year (2010) [93
min.] (#1247)
Sovereign Citizens : Extremists (CA POST Telecourse)
(May 2013) [1 hour, 33 min] (#1309)
1.57 Hours. / 1 Hour, 34 min.
Complete CPR (2008) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1296)
Emergency First Aid for Dogs : Working Dog Edition
(2011) [1 hour, 34 min.] (#1221)
1.58 Hours. / 1 Hour, 35 min.
1.73 Hours. / 1 Hour, 44 min.
1.75 Hours. / 1 Hour, 45 min.
Cultural Competency POST Telecourse (June 2002) [1
hour, 45 min.] (#864)
Locating Human Remains (FBI Teleconference (October
13, 1993) [1 hour, 45 min.] (#337)
Supporting Returning Military Law Enforcement Personnel
POST Telecourse (June 2008) [1 hour, 45 min.]
(#1228)
1.77 Hours. / 1 Hour, 46 min.
Effective Courtroom Testimony (October and November
1998) [46 min. and 1 hour] (#663)
Violence and Mental Illness: A Community Solution UAC
Teleconference (1998) [106 min.] (#634)
1.80 Hours. / 1 Hour, 48 min.
The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun (2010) [1 hour, 48 min
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 230
and 1 hour, 35 min.] (#Set 44)
Reducing the Risk II: Making Your Church Safe from
Child Sexual Abuse DVD Set (2003) [108 min.]
(#417)
1.83 Hours. / 1 Hour, 50 min.
CTO (Communications Training Officer) Development
2003: Tools for the Trainer POST Telecourse (2003)
[1 hour, 50 min.] (#1266)
Cultural Diversity in America (United Against Crime
Teleconference) (1998) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#691)
Employee Assistance Programs FBI Teleconference [1
hour, 50 min.] (#513)
Social Media POST Telecourse (2012) [1 hour, 50 min.]
(#1265)
Use of Force by Peace Officers POST Telecourse (DVD)
(February 2004) [1 hour, 50 min.] (#1225)
1.85 Hours. / 1 Hour, 51 min.
Communities Answering the Call: Ministering to First
Responders FBI Teleconference (May 14, 2003) [1
hour, 51 min.] (#908)
Juvenile Boot Camps (Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Teleconference) (1996) [1
hour, 51 min.] (#605)
Qualities of a Good FTO POST Telecourse (October 2002)
[1 hours, 51 min.] (#867)
1.90 Hours. / 1 Hour, 54 min.
Recognizing, Reporting & Preventing Terrorism POST
Telecourse (April 17, 2003) [1 hour, 54 min.] (#901)
1.93 Hours. / 1 Hour, 56 min.
Rodney King Case (The): What the Jury Saw in California
v. Powell [1 hour, 56 min.] (#266)
1.95 Hours. / 1 Hour, 57 min.
Addressing the Needs of Juvenile Status Offenders and
Their Families DVD (January 2007) [1 hour, 57 min.]
(#1084)
Child Abuse Investigations (CA POST Telecourse DVD)
(2000) [1 hours, 57 min.] (#1229)
1.97 Hours. / 1 Hour, 58 min.
Second Chance vs. Magnum Force (1988) [118 min.] (#50)
1.98 Hours. / 1 Hour, 59 min.
Concealed Carry : Techniques and Secrets of the Pros
(1996) [1 hour, 59 min.] (#1297)
2.00 hours
Achieving Diversity through Marketing FBI
Teleconference (January 17, 2001) [2 hours] (#801)
Active Shooter (CA POST Telecourse) (March 2016) [2
ours] (#1310)
Bias-Based Policing: Remaining Fair and Impartial (CA
POST Telecourse) (September 2014) [2 hours] (#1312)
Cargo Theft FBI Teleconference (March 1997) [2 hours]
(#581)
Crimes Against the Elderly Interactive Teleconference
(1998) [2 hours] (#608)
Critical Incident Response Group: Criminal Behavioral
Analysis FBI Teleconference (December 14, 2005) [2
hours] (#997)
Dispatchers 2002: Becoming Culturally Competent POST
Telecourse (July 2002) [2 hours] (#865)
Dispatchers: Career Resiliency (CA POST Telecourse)
(September 2015) [2 hours] (#1314)
Dog Encounters: Keeping Officers Safe (CA POST
Telecourse) (December 2015) [2 hours] (#1311)
Domestic Abuse by Police Officers FBI Teleconference
(September 1998) [2 hours] (#662)
Domestic Violence: A Matter of Culture POST Telecourse
(April 1998) [2 hours] (#638)
Domestic Violence: Law Enforcement Response FBI
Teleconference (May 1999) [2 hours] (#709)
Emotional Survival POST Telecourse (November 1999) [2
hours] (#764)
Hate Crime – The Violent Outgrowth of Intolerance FBI
Teleconference (1998) [2 hours] (#623)
Homeland Security and CommunityPolicing FBI
Teleconference (September 5, 2002) [2 hours] (#856)
Incident Command 9-11: Lessons Learned at the World
Trade Center, the Pentagon, Shanksville, Pennsylvania,
and Boca Raton, Florida (EENET Teleconference)
(May 15 and June 5, 2002) [2 hours] (#893)
Latin American Theft Rings FBI Teleconference (1996) [2
hours] (#535)
Law Enforcement and Media: A Perspective from Behind
the Camera [FBI Teleconference] (July 11, 2001) [2
hours] (#814)
Leadership POST Telecourse (1996) [2 hours] (#540)
Major Incident Protocol FBI Teleconference (1996) [2
hours] (#548)
Managing Civil Disobedience POST Telecourse (July
1998) [2 hours] (#654)
Managing Deadly Force Training: Questions and Issues
FBI Teleconference (November 18, 1998) [2 hours]
(#689)
Managing Limited Duty Officers FBI Teleconference
(August 13, 2003) [2 hours] (#909)
Media Relations in Crisis Situations FBI Teleconference
(April 12, 1995) [2 hours] (#471)
Mental Health Update (CA POST Telecourse) (August
2013) [2 hours] (#1318)
Misconduct to Corruption: Avoiding the Impending Crisis
FBI Teleconference (January 13, 1999) [2 hours]
(#690)
New Era of Disobedience: Is Your Department Ready
[FBI Teleconference] (November 7, 2001) [2 hours]
(#820)
Power of [Crime] Prevention with Community Policing
FBI Teleconference (May 1997) [2 hours] (#578)
Pursuits: Training, Vehicle Upgrades and Policy FBI
Teleconference (November 2000 ) [2 hours] (#776)
Stress Management in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (March 10, 1999) [2 hours] (#713)
TESSA 2010 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
(2010) [2 hours] (#1190)
Violence in the Workplace (FBI Teleconference) [2 hours]
(#408)
Women Executives in Law Enforcement FBI
Teleconference (July 8, 1998) [2 hours] (#646)
Workplace Violence FBI Teleconference (May 17, 2000)
[2 hours] (#795)
Workplace Violence POST Telecourse (June 1999) [2
hours] (#719)
Youth Gangs in America : An Overview of Suppression,
Intervention and Prevention Programs (OJJDP
Teleconference) (March 21, 1997) [2 hours] (#846)
2.15 Hours. / 2 Hours, 9 min.
9-11 Commission Report DVD (2004) [130 min.] (#956)
NEMRT DVD Catalog -- April 5, 2017), p. 231
2.17 Hours. / 2 Hours, 10 min.
2.75 Hours. / 2 Hours, 45 min.
Crime Victims with Disabilities: What the Prosecutor
Needs to Know (DVDs) (2006) [Disc 1: 1 hour, 20
min., Disc 2: 50 min.] (#1079)
911 on DVD: Volume 4 (circa 2012) [ 2 hours, 45 min.,
(Multiple short segments)] (#1272)
Police Combat Tactics, Vol. 1 and 2 (DVDs) (2003)
[Vol.1: 80 min., Vol. 2: 85 min.] (#1103)
2.18 Hours. / 2 Hours, 11 min.
2.93 Hours. / 2 Hours, 56 min.
Elder Physical Abuse and Sexual Abuse: The Medical
Piece (2003) [2 hours, 11 min. on 2 tapes] (#925)
2.22 Hours. / 2 Hours, 13 min.
Illinois APCO Narrowbanding Seminar (May 2010)
(DVD) (2010) [2 hour, 13 min.] (#1185)
2.33 Hours. / 2 Hours, 20 min.
Crowd Control Update (California POST Telecourse) (July
2008) [2 hours, 12 min.] (#1201)
Religions, Cultures and Communities DVDs (September
2006) [140 min, total] (#1073)
2.38 Hours. / 2 Hours, 23 min.
Conflict Resolution for Youth: Programming for Schools,
Youth-serving Organizations, and Community and
Juvenile Justice Settings (Office of Juvenile Justice and
Delinquency Prevention Teleconference) (May 1996)
[2 hours, 23 min. (over two tapes)] (#606)
2.40 Hours. / 2 Hours, 24 min.
Developing the Executive Team (Viewpoints from the FBI
Academy) (August 1996 through January 1997) [2
hours, 24 min.] (#Set 18)
2.42 Hours. / 2 Hours, 25 min.
Investigating Financial Exploitation Against the Elderly
Interactive Teleconference (March 11, 1999) [2 hours,
25 min.] (#677)
2.43 Hours. / 2 Hours, 26 min.
Forensic Anthropology, with Dr. William Bass (1986) [2
hours, 26 min.] (#Set 20)
2.50 Hours. / 2 Hours, 30 min.
Community Response to Juvenile Firesetting & Juvenile
Arson: (July 1993) [2½ hours] (#332)
Using and Presenting Digital Evidence in the Courtroom:
Mock Trial DVDs (2008) [2 ½ hours] (#1113)
2.53 Hours. / 2 Hours, 32 min.
Tactical Communications (CA POST Telecourse) (April
2007) [2 hours, 33 min] (#1313)
2.65 Hours. / 2 Hours, 39 min.
Operation Lifesaver General Audience Videos (DVD)
(circa 2007) [2 hours, 39 min.] (#1127)
TESSA 2005 Super Storm Spotter Training Session DVD
(2005) [176 min.] (#1041)
3 to 4 hours
Ethics: Doing the Job Right and Doing the Right Job (FBI
Teleconference) (August 1992) [3 hours] (#311)
FBI Ballistic Testing Results (FBI Teleconference) (1989)
[3 hours] (#1230)
FTO Program FBI Teleconference (June 10, 1992) [3
hours] (#472)
Major Case Investigation (FBI Teleconference) (December
1990) [3 hours] (#135)
Serial Killers: Profiling the Criminal Mind DVD (circa
2000) [180 min.] (#980)
Hooked: Illegal Drugs and How They Got That Way
(2000) [200 min] (#979)
Ethical Use of Force (CA POST Telecourse) (October
2005) [3 hours, 21 min.] (#1317)
The Art of the Dynamic Shotgun (2010) [1 hour, 48 min
and 1 hour, 35 min.] (#Set 44)
911onDVD -- Volume 3 (circa 2011) [205 minutes]
(#1284)
Way Advanced Concealed Carry Techniques (2004) [3
hours, 27 min.] (#1299)
911on DVD, Volume 5 (2012) [3 hours, 30 min.] (#1235)
911 on DVD: Volume 6 (2013) [3 « hours] (#1273)
911onDVD -- Volume 7 (2014) [210 minutes] (#1285)
Organized Crime: A World History (DVDs) (2001) [217
min., over 5 programs] (#1057)
Mafia: The History of the Mob in America (DVDs) (1993)
[3 hours, 42 min. over 5 programs)] (#1058)
Combat Lifesaver: Make Ready, with Doc Spears (2014)
[3 hours, 43 min.] (#1275)
Voices of September 11th [The] (2003) [3 hours, 47 min.]
(#Set 29)
Cleaning Up After the Disaster DVD set (2005) [3 hours,
51 min.] (#1094)
More than 4 hours
Autism: The Hidden Epidemic DVD (2005) [4 hours]
(#975)
New Trends in Suicide Bombers [FBITN] DVDs (circa
2006) [4 hours] (#1097)
Gordon Graham: Risk Management and the
Telecommunications Center DVDs (2007) [4 hours, 9
min, on 4 discs] (#Set 38)
The Bullet Proof Mind (2011) [4 hours, 49 min.] (#Set 43 )