2022 Crime Stoppers Awards Breakfast
2022-10-11 00:00 (America/Kentucky/Louisville) | Hard Rock Casino, 1000 Broadway, Cincinnati, OH, 45202, United States
After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, Crime Stoppers is enthusiastic to announce the scheduling of its 2022 Awards Breakfast. This event will occur on Tuesday, October 11, 2022 at:

Hard Rock Casino
1000 Broadway
Cincinnati, Ohio, 45202.

Click here for information regarding the categories and guidelines for submitting an award nomination. The categories are as follows:

– Law Enforcement/Police Officer/Security Award
– Media Representative/Organization Award
– Corporate Representative/Corporation Award
– Crime Stoppers Board Member Award
– Community Organization/Citizen Volunteer Award
– Student Award

Nominations must be submitted to Mr. Gene Bishop via email @ genebishop@fuse.net in a Word Office “doc” format. All nominations must be received by Friday, August 12, 2022 for consideration for the award.

In addition, reservations for the awards breakfast are now being accepted. Please contact Mr. Gene Bishop @ 513-225-5334 or genebishop@fuse.net for additional information or to make reservations.

Thank you for your continuing support of Crime Stoppers. We are eager to welcome you to our 2022 awards ceremony and to honor those people and organizations who dedicate themselves to building stronger, safer, and more vibrant communities.

October 2022 Social Meeting
2022-10-13 18:00 - 21:00 | Green Twp Senior Citizens Center, 3620 Epley Lane, cincinnati, OH, 45247, United States
Next Social Meeting
October 13, 2022
Green Twp Senior Center
3620 Epley
Cincinnati, OH 45247
6:00PM KICKOFF- 6:30PM DINNER

HOSTED BY:
Green Twp PD, Springdale PD, Greenhills PD, US Marshals, Federal Reserve, Mobilcomm, SPCA, Xavier Univ PD, Norwood PD, Elmwood PD

HCPA Shoot
2022-10-20 09:00 - 16:00 | Fairfield Sportsmen’s Association, 6501 River Rd, Harrison, OH, 45030, United States
HCPA Shoot

October 20, 2022 @ 9:00 am – 4:00 pm

HCPA Stock Semi-Auto / Revolver Pistol Course of Fire
All stages have a mandatory reload.
Stage 1 3 yards 12 rounds 6 strong hand / 6 weak hand 25 seconds
Stage 2 7 yards 12 rounds one or two hand hold 20 seconds
Stage 3 15 yards 12 rounds one or two hand hold 20 seconds
Stage 4 25 yards 12 rounds one or two hand hold 60 seconds
All stages start with the gun in the holster.
Cost: $3.00 for one shoot, $5.00 for two shoots.
HR 218 (Law Enforcement Safety Act) FSA Location only
Primary gun – total of 25 rounds from distances of 4’- 9’- 12’-30’-50’
Secondary gun – total of 8 rounds from distances of 6’-12’-21’
Cost of primary gun is $10.00 and secondary gun is $5.00.
Retired ID card must be shown to certify. HR 218 certification is valid for one year.
Fairfield Sportsmen’s Association is located at 6501 River Road,
Harrison, Ohio 45030
For directions, see https://www.fairfieldsportsmen.com
FSA Contact: David W. Voss davidwvoss1@yahoo.com or dvoss@cheviot.org

November 2022 Social Meeting
2022-11-10 18:00 - 21:00 | Colerain Twp Senior Cener, 4300 Springdale Rd, Cincinnati, Oh, 45251
Next Social Meeting
November 10, 2022
Colerain Twp Senior Center
4300 Springdale Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45251
6:00PM KICKOFF- 6:30PM DINNER

HOSTED BY:
Colerain Twp PD, JTM, SKYE, Reading PD, Harrison PD, Summit Behavioral, Norfolk Southern RR PD, Wyoming PD, Woodlawn PD, Lockland PD

Drug Investigations for Street Officers and New Drug Investigators
2022-11-14 08:00 - 2022-11-16 17:00 | Golf Manor Police Department, 6450 Wiehe Road, Cincinnati, OH, 45237, United States
Who Should Attend:
This course was developed to assist officers new to conducting drug investigations, or as a refresher for officers returning to drug units, who want to become familiar with drug investigations and current trends.
Course Objectives:
The course is designed to assist in providing a solid foundation of investigative techniques from which officers can safely and ethically conduct drug investigations. Officers are given current and relevant information on Drug Identification, Informant Handling, Consent Searches, Operations Planning, and Controlled Purchases. Policies and procedures differ from agency to agency and this presentation is a general overview, created to not conflict with your department operating guidelines in drug investigations.
Basic Drug Identification and Trends
Topics include the identification of illicit street drugs, common terms, nomenclature, prices, weights, clandestine lab, and the Uniformed Controlled Substance Act. The physiological effects of illicit drugs will also be covered. Officers will also discuss current local and national drug trends.
Intelligence Gathering
Officers will learn what information sources are available to them and how to use that information to initiate proactive drug investigations.
Operations Planning
Officers will be instructed on the safe planning of operations such as covert surveillance, controlled purchases and raids. Topics such as de-confliction and operational secrecy /security will also be covered.
Voluntary Consent Searches
An often misunderstood and under-utilized tool by drug investigators, consent searches can be the start or finish of many successful cases. This course will cover proven, legal and ethical techniques used to successfully conduct consensual encounters.
Confidential Informant Handling
The use of Confidential Informants, although a powerful tool in drug investigations, can quickly become a liability to the case. Officers will be instructed on the proper and ethical handling of informants, the varying motivations, and the risks associated with the use of informants.
Controlled Purchases
Officers will be instructed on the basic mechanics of a safe and ethical controlled purchase of illicit drugs. Officers will learn the hazards associated with controlled purchases, the advantages and disadvantages of using an undercover officer.
Case Study
A variety of actual narcotic cases will be broken down step-by-step from the initial stages through to prosecution.
Court Preparation
In the last several years there has been a shift in which juries, judges and prosecutors view drug investigations, the credibility of informants and the “CSI” effect on evidence. Officers will be instructed on the importance of accurate and ethical documentation, testimony and evidence presentation.
Instructor: John Kempf
John Kempf is currently a Captain and District Commander of The Idaho State Police District One office located in Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho. John began his career as a Trooper with the Idaho State Police in 1997 and was promoted to Detective in 2000 where his primary focus was narcotics investigations. As a Detective John lead and participated in hundreds of narcotic cases ranging from street level investigations to complex conspiracy and federal wire tape cases. In 2008 John was promoted to Sergeant and supervised a narcotics unit whose primary focus is mid to upper level drug traffickers. In 2014 John was promoted to Detective Lieutenant where he managed a unit whose caseloads included major narcotics cases, Officer Involved Shootings /Critical Incidents, Homicides and Professional Standards Investigations. John is a member of the National Alliance of State Drug Enforcement Agencies and the coordinator for Idaho of the Domestic Highway Enforcement program.
John has been called to testify in Federal Court as an expert witness on drug investigations and is one of the lead instructors and organizers of the Idaho Basic Narcotics Officers Course. John has received numerous accolades for his law enforcement efforts including a U.S. Department of Justice Award for Public Service, Certificate of Merit from the Governor of Idaho and Outstanding Supervisor award from the Idaho State Police. John has also been awarded the Idaho State Police Silver Star and the Idaho Medal of Honor for Bravery.
Registration Fee: $350.00 Includes Drug Investigations for Street Officers and New Drug Investigators Course Material, and Certificate of Completion.
Register Online at www.patc.com — Yellow link in upper left corner

December 2022 Social Meeting
2022-12-08 18:00 - 21:00 | Evendale Recreation Center, 10500 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH, 45241, United States
Next Social Meeting
December 8, 2022
Evendale Rec Center
10500 Reading Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45241
6:00PM KICKOFF- 6:30PM DINNER

HOSTED BY:
Evendale PD, Sharonville PD, Blue Ash PD, RCIC, Camp Safety/Parr, Warren County SO, UC Department of Public Safety

2023 Annual Awards & Installation Banquet
2023-01-12 18:00 - 22:00 | Montgomery Inn, 9440 Montgomery Rd, Montgomery, OH, 45242, United States
This year’s Annual Awards & Installation Banquet is being held at:
Montgomery Inn
9440 Montgomery Rd
Montgomery Ohio 45242
Reservations and menu choices can be made by either CREDIT CARD BY PHONE (with a small processing fee) or MAILING CHECK payable to H.C.P.A. with the reservation form (Click Here For Form) to:
Clerk Jill Kessler
Evendale Police Department
10500 Reading Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45241
513-956-2692 or email
Reservations must be received no later than Thursday 1/5/2023. Be sure to get your reservations in and join us for a remarkable evening! Once we have reached full capacity at 230, no other reservations will be accepted!

2023 March Social Meeting
2023-03-09 18:00 - 22:00 | R. G. Cribbet Center (Fairfax Recreation Center), 5903 Hawthorne Avenue, Cincinnati, OH, 45227, United States
March 9th, 2023
Fairfax Recreation Center
Hawthorne and Lonsdale Avenues (Next to Fairfax PD)
6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Fairfax PD, Clermont Co SO, Children’s Hospital Security, Mariemont PD, Milford PD, Newtown PD, Ohio State Patrol, Terrace Park PD, Bramble Towing, Business Intelligence Inc.

Forensic Investigation w/Death Investigation & Photography
2023-03-13 08:00 - 2023-03-17 17:00 | Blue Ash Fire Department, 10647 Kenwood Road, Blue Ash, OH, 45242, United States
With the cooperation of the Blue Ash Police Department Sirchie is offering its comprehensive hands-on Forensic Investigation Training at the Blue Ash Fire Department (North Station).
This 5-day course covers state-of-the-art methods of identifying, recording, processing and preserving various types of evidence found at the scene of the crime. The program is geared for Hands-on use of equipment, materials and supplies necessary for a thorough and comprehensive forensic investigation mission.
CURRICULUM
Forensic Investigation (Evidence Discovery, Collection, Processing & Preservation)
The goals and objectives of the Crime Scene Investigator is the collection, preservation, packaging, transportation, and documentation of physical evidence left at the crime scene. With this evidence, a connection can be made between the victim, the scene, and the perpetrator of the crime. The base goal of this course is establishing methods and best practices for assessing, developing, collecting, and preserving the physical evidence. Attendees learn proper set-up and crime scene documentation including photography and evidence marking / identification. Through lecture and practical exercises, proper methods are taught for discovery and lifting of latent fingerprints using powders, applicators, tape, chemicals, and other tools. Footprint and footwear evidence, often overlooked, is reviewed and methods for search and recovery are taught. Discovery and sampling of biological evidence, so critical in today’s forensic investigations for its DNA content, is reviewed with practical exercises with best practices for collection and preservation. Attendees also learn the proper packaging and preservation of various types of evidence, including bagging, boxing, labeling, and other methods. The course covers the forensic toolbox and the factors that lead to choosing certain methods.
• Crime scene documentation: photography, marking, logging
• Evidence collection: types, proper packaging, documentation
• Latent print development: fingerprint powders, applicators, chemicals, lifting devices
• Biological fluids including blood: search, discovery, testing, sampling
• Footwear impressions: search, development, collection
Death Investigation (Documenting and Collecting Key Evidence from Scene to Autopsy)
With only approximately 60% of the 20,000+ murders occurring annually being “solved”, and many times that number of equivocal deaths requiring an investigation by law enforcement, this module (block of instruction?) is designed to provide the necessary knowledge to resolve even the most complex death investigations, including child, elderly, asphyxia, fire, firearms, fall, crushing, thermal, high velocity, motor vehicle, and sharp and blunt force deaths.
Attendees receive a block of instruction on forensic pathology, the Coroner and Medical Examiner Systems, manner, cause, and mechanism of death. Autopsy and medicolegal death terminology are explained including nuances between a laceration and incise wound, various blunt force trauma including differing types of fractures, and common causes for each type of wound. Firearms injuries are explored and explained including the differences in distances that can help determine whether a witness’s account is truthful or not. Time of death and post-mortem interval and other forensic concepts are discussed throughout the course.
Forensic anthropology and entomology instruction are included as it pertains to identification of found remains, skeletal trauma identification, grave recovery, and what insect activity must be observed and documented for a proper review by the forensic anthropologist and entomologist.
Advanced Photography (Forensic Investigation Techniques including ALS, UV and IR)
Photography is used to document most crime scenes today, yet only the most basic techniques are sometimes utilized missing possible key evidence or not providing the true story of the crime scene or evidence. Moving beyond this, attendees of this instruction module learn how to properly document in the preferred – manual mode, and learn to control the exposure triangle in various situations using techniques that reveal evidence once hidden. Utilizing the triangle, dark scenes, shadows, and bright ambient light can all be overcome with specific techniques to show the scene as the investigator sees it.
Attendees through hands on exercises using DSLR cameras and various lenses combined with filters explore various lighting possibilities, using a variety of alternate light sources and filters to build contrast and reveal pattern evidence. Light sources outside the visible spectrum, such as ultra-violet and infrared, reveal body fluids and pattern evidence of gun shot residue and bodily fluids not visible to the naked eye. The camera is shown to be a tool to gather much more evidence than can be seen or documented with any other method.
Enrollment
Minimum enrollment will be 18 students with a maximum enrollment of 25 students. The cost per student is $650.00. All materials, supplies and equipment will be supplied by Sirchie. Students will be responsible for their own transportation and related per diem expenses.
Individuals interested in attending must register on-line with Sirchie in accordance with the instruction below no later than 5 days prior to the class, Sirchie reserves the right to cancel this class if the minimum number (18) students has not been met.
Students can register for the class by logging onto Sirchie’s website at http://www.sirchie.com/training.html. Off-site classes must be paid by credit card or the issuance of your departments purchase order. If you have any questions, please call Sirchie Education and Training at (800) 356-7311 or (919) 554-2244.
For more info contact:
Sergeant Dane Baumgartner
Desk: 513-745-6223
Dispatch: 513-745-8555
Email: dbaumgartner@BlueAsh.com

Ben Spears Retirement Celebration
2023-03-31 16:00 - 20:00 | Amberley Village Fire Dep, 7149 Ridge Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45237, United States

2023 April Social Meeting
2023-04-13 18:00 - 21:00 | Delhi Senior Center, 647 Neeb Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45233, United States
April 13th, 2023
Delhi Senior Center
647 Neeb Rd
Cincinnati, Oh 45233

6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Delhi Twp PD, Addyston PD, Cheviot PD, Mt St Joe PD, ADT Security, Delhi Citizens on Patrol, Rumpke Safety Dept, IRS

2023 HCPA Shoot
2023-04-20 09:00 - 16:00, 2023-06-15 09:00 - 16:00, 2023-08-17 09:00 - 16:00, 2023-10-19 09:00 - 16:00 | Fairfield Sportsmen’s Association, 6501 River Rd, Harrison, OH, 45030, United States
HCPA Stock Semi-Auto / Revolver Pistol Course of Fire

All stages have a mandatory reload.
Stage 1 3 yards 12 rounds 6 strong hand / 6 weak hand 25 seconds
Stage 2 7 yards 12 rounds one or two hand hold 20 seconds
Stage 3 15 yards 12 rounds one or two hand hold 20 seconds
Stage 4 25 yards 12 rounds one or two hand hold 60 seconds
All stages start with the gun in the holster.

Cost: $3.00 for one shoot, $5.00 for two shoots.
HR 218 (Law Enforcement Safety Act) FSA Location only

Primary gun – total of 25 rounds from distances of 4’- 9’- 12’-30’-50’
Secondary gun – total of 8 rounds from distances of 6’-12’-21’
Cost of primary gun is $10.00 and secondary gun is $5.00.

Retired ID card must be shown to certify. HR 218 certification is valid for one year.

Fairfield Sportsmen’s Association is located at 6501 River Road,
Harrison, Ohio 45030

For directions, see https://www.fairfieldsportsmen.com
FSA Contact: David W. Voss davidwvoss1@yahoo.com or dvoss@cheviot.org

2023 May Social Meeting
2023-05-11 18:00 - 21:00 | The Grove, 9158 Winton Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45231, United States
May 11th, 2023
The Grove
9158 Winton Rd
Cincinnati, Oh 45231

6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Springfield Twp PD, Glendale PD, Mt Healthy PD, North College PD, Forest Park PD, BCI, Lockland PD

SCU Sporting Clay Classic
2023-05-19 09:00 - 12:30 | Sycamore Gun Club, 6254 Lower Lewis Rd, Loveland, OH, 45140, United States
May 19, 2023 I 9:00 a.m. -12:30 p.m.
Sycamore Gun Club
6254 Lower Lewis Rd, Loveland, OH 45140
Grab a team and join us for our first annual Sporting Clay Classic! Test your shooting skills through multiple stations with different targets and challenges.
100% profit will go directly to supporting our Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati Police Officers!!

SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Main Event Sponsor- $10,000
Includes premier signage on all materials at event and social media, registration for three teams, station signage, and sole signage on trophy presentation.
Top Gun Sponsor- $5,000
Includes premier signage on all materials at event and social media, registration of two teams, and station signage.
Sharp Shooter Sponsor – $2,500
Includes registration for one team, and station signage.
Team Sponsor -$1,250
Registration for one team and signage.
Single Shooter -$250
*One team consists of five shooters. Single shooters will be paired accordingly. All participants will be provided breakfast and lunch, ammo, ear plugs, sponsored apparel, and an entry to door prizes.
REGISTER ONLINE AT SCUCLASSIC.COM
Please make checks payable to “Behind the Badge.” All sponsorships/donations are tax deductible.
Questions? Contact Eric Northrup at 859-462-1013. Spots are limited!

Operation Enduring Service
2023-05-24 11:00 - 17:00 | Cincinnati Police Academy, 800 Evans Street, Cincinnati, OH, 45204, United States
OPERATION ENDURING SERVICE
MAY 24, 2023 / 11AM-5PM
LOCATION: CINCINNATI POLICE ACADEMY
800 EVANS ST, CINCINNATI, OH 45204
SPECIAL GUEST, ANTHONY MUNOZ
(NFL HALL OF FAMER / PRESIDENT, A. MUNOZ FOUNDATION)
LUNCH AVAILABLE ON SITE * VA MOBILE UNIT

MULTIPLE VENDORS FOR FIRST RESPONDERS,
TO INCLUDE VETERAN SPECIFIC RESOURCES

INFORMATION AND SCREENING FOR VETERANS
BENEFITS
ALL FIRST RESPONDERS ARE WELCOME

Foundations of First Responder Peer Support
2023-06-08 08:00 - 2023-06-09 17:00 | Cincinnati Police Academy, 800 Evans Street, Cincinnati, OH, 45204, United States
GREATER CINCINNATI FIRST RESPONDER WELLNESS TRAINING COLLABORATIVE
CINCINNATI POLICE ACADEMY
June 8th and 9th
0800 – 1700 HOURS
Instructed by experienced clinicians and trained police and fire peers from tristate agencies. Learn and apply best practices in peer support. Network with specialized mental health resources and local wellness teams.
In preparation for the Hamilton County Police Association Wellness and Critical Incident Response Team this class is the first step!
COURSE CONTENT:
Science of Stress
Building your Team
Ethics and Considerations
Active Listening
Conflict Resolution
Family Stress
Local Resources
Resilience and Recovery
and more!
Registration is handled the Cincinnati Police Academy and Regional Training Center. For registration please send an email to Ashley.Hiett@Cincinnati-oh.gov.

2023 June Social Meeting
2023-06-08 18:00 - 21:30 | Amberley Village Fire Dep, 7149 Ridge Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45237, United States
June 8th, 2023
Amberley Village FD
7149 Ridge Rd
Cincinnati, Oh 45237

6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Amberley Village PD, Deer Park PD, Golf Manor PD, DEA, FBI, US Secret Service, Ohio Casino Control, Cincinnati State PD, Pension Corp. Of America, Cinti Bell Security

2023 July Social Meeting
2023-07-13 18:00 - 22:00 | St Gertrude School, 6543 Miami Ave, Madeira, OH, 45243, United States
July 13th, 2023
St Gertrude School
6543 Miami Ave
Madeira, Oh 45243

6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Madeira PD, Montgomery PD, Indian Hill PD, Autoworks Towing, American Financial, ATF, Tri-Health Security, Loveland PD, Miller – Valentine Group

Greater Cincinnati Police Museum's 2nd Annual Golf Outing
2023-08-03 07:15 - 17:00 | OH
JOIN US FOR THE
GREATER CINCINNATI POLICE MUSEUM’S
2nd ANNUAL GOLF OUTING, THURS. AUG 3rd, 2023
$90 PER PERSON / $360 PER FOURSOME
CHECK IN STARTS AT 0715, SHOTGUN START AFTER 0800 AT THE GLENVIEW GOLF COURSE, 10965 SPRINGFIELD PIKE 45246
YOUR RESERVATION INCLUDES: GREEN FEES, RIDING CART, CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST, ALL DAY LONG BEVERAGES INCLUDING DRAFT BEER ON THE COURSE. HOTDOGS, BRATTS, METTS CHIPS AND SIT-DOWN BARBECUE MEAL AFTERWARDS!
RESERVATIONS (GCPM 2023 GOLF REGISTRATION FORM) AND PAYMENT DUE BY JULY 14, 2023:
GREATER CINCINNATI POLICE MUSEUM
308 READING RD, STE #2, CINCINNATI, OH 45202
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE CALL:
BILL BEUKE (RET. SGT.) AT 513-300-3664 OR EMAIL DIRECTOR@POLICE-MUSEUM.ORG

THANK YOU FOR HELPING TO SUPPORT OUR AREA’S ONLY MUSEUM DEDICATED TO PRESERVING LAW ENFORCEMENT ARTIFACTS, RECORDS AND HISTORY FOR THE TRI-STATE AREA!

2023 August Social Meeting
2023-08-10 18:00 - 21:00 | OTR Stillhouse, 2017 Branch St, Cincinnati, OH, 45214, United States
August 10th, 2023
OTR Stillhouse
2017 Branch St
Cincinnati, Oh 45214

6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Cincinnati PD, UCPD, Cincinnati Associate Police Captains, COPFCU, FOPA Lodge #4, Galls, Cincinnati Safety Upfitters, Cincinnati Reds

Identifying, Investigating, and Prosecuting Domestic Violence STRANGULATION Cases
2023-08-22 08:00 - 16:00 | Mt St Joseph University, 5701 Delhi Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45233
Strangulation Prevention Info Sheet
Strangulation has been identified as one of the most lethal forms of domestic violence and sexual assault: unconsciousness may occur within seconds and death within minutes. When domestic violence perpetrators choke (strangle) their victims, especially to the point of unconsciousness, it is not only a felony but it may be an attempted homicide. Strangulation is an ultimate form of power and control that can have a devastating psychological effect on victims. The inability to breathe is one of the most terrifying events a person can endure.
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Leading experts in the field of non-fatal strangulation and suffocation assaults in intimate partner violence cases, will collectively share their expertise and cover the following:
• Findings from a study of 300 misdemeanor strangulation cases
• Understanding the lethality of strangulation
• Link to other crimes, police shootings and mass murders
• Identifying the signs and symptoms of strangulation cases
• Anatomy and medical aspects in surviving and non-surviving victims
• Investigating and documenting a Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Strangulation cases
• Legal aspects of strangulation cases with surviving victims
• Developing and using experts in court
• Advocating for traumatized victims
• Resources and handouts developed by the Institute
“For many years, we didn’t realize the seriousness of strangulation due to the lack of visible injuries and the lack of training. We would see it in police reports and hear victims say over and over ‘he choked me’. But it wasn’t until the deaths of two teenagers in San Diego in 1995 that we started to put it all together. Today we know that strangulation is one of the most accurate predictors for a subsequent homicide. If a victim is strangled even one time, she is 7x more likely to be killed by her abuser. Even If the victim is lucky enough to survice, she may have still suffered brain damage due to the lack of oxygen, other internal injuries, delayed or long-term consequences.”
For more information about this training contact:
Kalee Vicars
kvicars@delhi.oh.us
Register here:
https://forms.gle/S7fNrzzvUSBP5rJ8A

2023 September Social Meeting
2023-09-14 18:00 - 21:00 | Cincinnati MINI / The BMW Store, 6131 Stewart Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45227, United States
September 14th, 2023
Cincinnati MINI / The BMW Store
6131 Stewart Rd
Cincinnati, Oh 45227

6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, Hamilton County Coroner’s Office, Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office, Hamilton County Bailiff’s Office, Hamilton County Probation, Hamilton County Communication Center, Hamilton County Parks

SPI Homicide Investigation
2023-10-09 08:00 - 2023-10-20 17:00 | Colerain Twp Police Department, 4200 Springdale Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45251, United States
Homicide Investigation
Hosted by: Colerain Township Police Department
Dates: October 9-20, 2023 80-Hour Training Course – KLEC Approved
Tuition: $1375.00
SPI’s HOMICIDE INVESTIGATION course provides participants with the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to conduct competent and complete homicide/death investigations. Carefully selected case studies are used throughout the program to explore every aspect of homicide/death investigations, including auto-erotic fatalities, and suicides. An expert in a specific field of specialization leads each program segment. The course is an intensive eighty-hour program delivered over 10 days. Each participant is granted the opportunity to individually interact with the instructors and review cases, including their own cold cases and active investigations. The learning environment and assignments, including practical and scenario-based exercises, is highly interactive with frequent group discussions in order to draw on the experience and expertise of the participants themselves as well as from the experience the instructors being to the classroom. At the completion of the program participants have the ability to differentiate between accidental, suicidal, and homicidal death.
Course Topics and Areas of Instruction
• Scene Response & Protocol
• Scene Analysis with Student Case Study
• Law Enforcement Tools & Technology
• Case Management & Small Group Case Work
• Suicide Investigation
• Court Preparation & Testimony
• Criminal Profiling Techniques for HomicideDetectives: Introduction
• Application of Methodology Utilized WhenAnalyzing Violent Crimes
• Criminal Investigative Analysis Program
• Equivocal Death Evaluations
• Cold Case Analysis – Forensic LinguisticExamination
• Cold Case Analysis – Missing Persons Case
• Statement Analysis
• Crime Scene Reconstruction – Sexual Homicide
• Legal Issues in Homicide Investigations andProsecution of Homicide Cases
• Forensic Evidence and Crime Scene Collection
• Trace & Biological Evidence
• Identification of Blood – Small Group Practical
• DNA Evidence
• Bloodstain Pattern: Analysis, Recognition &Classification, Mechanics in the Crime Scene, andDocumentation
• Clandestine Graves
• Introduction to Forensic Pathology
• Blunt and Sharp Force Injuries
• Deaths Associated With Fire and Electricity
• Deaths From Asphyxia
• Injury and Death Associated With Gunshot Wounds
• Death in Childhood: SIDS/SUID/SUDI
• Death in Childhood – Common Causes ofAccidental and Homicidal Death in Children
Register Online at www.louisville.edu/spi
For More Information See SPI Course Flyer – Cincinnati- OH

2023 October HCPA Social Meeting
2023-10-12 18:00 - 21:00 | Green Twp Senior Citizens Center, 3620 Epley Lane, cincinnati, OH, 45247, United States
October 12th, 2023
Green Twp Senior Center
3620 Epley
Cincinnati, Oh 45247

6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Green Twp PD, Springdale PD, Greenhills PD, US Marshals, Federal Reserve, Mobilcomm, SPCA, Xavier Univ PD, Norwood PD, Elmwood PD

2023 November HCPA Social Meeting
2023-11-09 18:00 - 22:00 | Colerain Twp Senior Center, 4300 Springdale Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45251, United States
November 9th, 2023
Colerain Twp Senior Center
4300 Springdale Rd
Cincinnati, Oh 45251

6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Colerain Twp PD, JTM, SKYE, Reading PD, Harrison PD, Summit Behavioral, Norfolk Southern RR PD, Wyoming PD, Woodlawn PD, Lockland PD

2023 December HCPA Social Meeting
2023-12-14 18:00 - 22:00 | Evendale Recreation Center, 10500 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH, 45241, United States
December 14th, 2023
Evendale Rec Center
10500 Reading Rd
Cincinnati, Oh 45241

6:00 PM Kickoff
Meeting immediately following dinner

Host Agencies
Evendale PD, Sharonville PD, Blue Ash PD, RCIC, Parr Public Safety Equipment, Warren County SO

2024 FEBRUARY PISTOL WORKSHOP
2024-02-29 09:00 - 12:00 | Amberley Village Police Department, 7149 Ridge Avenue, Cincinnati, OH, 45237, United States
DATE: February 29, 2024
TIME: 9:00-10:00; 10:00-11:00; 11:00-12:00
LOCATION: Amberley Village Police Department Range
TRAINING TOPIC OF THE MONTH: Grip
A firm and consistent grip of the pistol, through rapid strings of fire, is key to maintaining precision and accuracy. We will focus on establishing a proper grip of the pistol and maintaining consistent pressures during dry and live strings of fire, to minimize unnecessary influence into the gun.
We will run three separate 1-hour block sessions. Please arrive at either 9:00, 10:00 or 11:00 for your block of training.
ROUND COUNT: 100
1 HR CPT APPROVED – 24CPT219
Amberley Village Police Department
7149 Ridge Avenue Cincinnati, OH 45237
For questions contact: Kenney Bertz: kbertz@montgomeryohio.gov Mike Lang: mlang@indianhill.gov John Burton: jburton@amberleyvillage.org
