Tactical Ethics II: Diversity and Profiling

Class Title: Tactical Ethics II: Diversity and Profiling

Target Audience: Patrol officers, supervisors, detectives, street crimes/narcotics officers, parole and probation officers, corrections officers, telecommunicators, OLCC regulatory specialists, deputy district attorneys and District Attorneys.

Sponsoring Agency: OPOA and The Albany Police Department

Date(s): April 28, 2017

Time(s): 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (8:45 a.m. check-in)

Cost: $35 members, $45 for non-members

Facility Name & Address: Central Willamette Community Credit Union (Corporate Office)

7101 Supra Dr. SW

                                                Albany, OR 97321

Instructor Name(s)

Chief Terry Moss-St. Helens Police Department 

Sergeant Mike Araiza-Woodburn Police Department

Registration Process & Contact Info: Registration Process & Contact Info: Register on-line at HYPERLINK "http://www.opoa.info" www.opoa.info or http://opoa.info/Upcoming-Trainings. 

Class Questions Contact Info: Kelli Carpenter, 503-999-5438 or training3@opoa.info

BRIEF Overview:  This training aims to empower officers with additional tools to add to their tool box to continue to be great peace officers, while at the same time to understand the civilan community impact of their role as peace officers.  The training will cover implicit bias, distinction between criminal profiling and racial profiling, The Two-Pronged Test, and Scenario Based Discussion Analysis.

*This class will fulfill the ethics training requirement for mandatory certification maintenance.

Pre-requisites: None.

Attire: Business casual.

Supplies/Equipment Needed: Note taking supplies if desired. Handouts will be provided.