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September 13-17 @ Annapolis
INLETS Online:
July 29th @ 2pm EST
INLETS Online:
August 26th @ 2pm EST
INLETS Online:
Sept. 30th @ 2pm EST
INLETS' Sustaining Partner:
UMGC
INLETS Livestream:
Amy Herman
October 27 2:00 EST
HOMICIDE INVESTIAGTORS COURSE
On Wednesday, July 28th, you will receive an email with the link to the webinar.
The Topic:
Most definitions of “major case” would certainly reference the nature and severity of the crime committed; the status, notoriety or number of victims involved; the amount of property loss or damage; and/or the extent of media coverage. What often goes unmentioned is the number of investigators and support personnel required.
The challenges of creating and tracking multiple tasks, tips, and leads, managing dozens of investigators and resources for extended periods of time, analyzing and storing tremendous amounts of information and work product can be daunting.
This webinar will introduce you to proven concepts of case management that can help establish command and control, increase productivity, minimize redundancy, and anticipate some of the inherent obstacles that come with large investigations and multi-agency task forces.
Jay King joined the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) in August 1993, spending the majority of the past 18-years investigating sex crimes and homicides.
He was accepted into Robbery-Homicide Division (RHD) in March of 2008 where he participated in a number of high-profile investigations including the murder of off-duty Los Angeles Sheriff’s Deputy Juan Escalante, the “Grim Sleeper” serial killer, the murder of Sherri Rasmussen by former LAPD Detective Stephanie Lazarus, the assault on Bryan Stow at Dodger Stadium, the “New Years” arsons, the Christopher Dorner multi-agency task force, and the murder of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Agent Gerardo Hernandez at Los Angeles Airport (LAX). After a brief tour at Major Crimes Division (MCD), Jay returned to the RHD Homicide Special Section as a Detective III in March 2015.
In this INLETS’ milestone year, Monday was focused on resiliency, understanding, and overcoming with featured presenter Greg Stube and Pastor Ed Kelley, the INLETS Chaplain.
Not Billy Graham. Not Frasier Crane. Attendees can always find Pastor Ed in the registration area offering Coffee & a Conversation. Discussing a good blend of coffee, or something deeper, he is always willing to listen.
Keynote Rob O’Neill
October 27 | 2:00pm EST | Amy Herman
Thank you for joining us on INLETS Online’s Livestream Event on October 30, 2020 for INLETS latest service.
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Our Cornerstone Sponsors:
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Maryland Coordination & Analysis Center
Maryland Transportation Authority PD
MF&E Forensic Investigative Services
Maryland Crime Prevention Association
Keynote Cathy Lanier, VP Security, NFL
John Miller, Deputy Commissioner, NYPD
The Enrichment Visit at the National Law Enforcement Memorial & Museum…
Started in 2011, the program has welcomed over 6,000 attendees from 38 states. Offered in five-day programs on violent crime and terrorism trends and one-day programs on various and specific themes, many call it the best training in their careers. The average five-day program welcomes of 225 attendees from 100 agencies across 20 states, while over 100 attendees from 40 agencies travel from five states for the one-day format.
The five-day program provides General Sessions, Focused Seminars, and Workshops providing attendees instruction on current topics through case studies and cutting edge technology, including Virtual Reality. Certified for law enforcement in-service and organization continuing education units, the week-long event includes student aids, an Enrichment Visit, and the highly regarded evening program, A Tribute to Heroes.
“A Day on the INLETS” are full day seminars on a focused topic providing case studies, instruction, and resources, including continental breakfast and lunch. Held in various locations across the Mid-Atlantic, the “Day” format provides diversity of relevant topics at various locations minimizing attendee travel.
Open to Law Enforcement, Defense and Intel Entities, and industry professionals, including members of InfraGard, ASIS, and DSAC.