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OACP
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OACP Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Institute
December 9 - 13, 2019
We are excited to announce the fourth session of the OACP Law
Enforcement Executive Leadership Institute hosted at DPSST. Registration
will begin in the fall. Mark your calendars for this valuable training as
space is limited.
Comments from previous
attendees:
"Probably the most relevant police leadership training
I have ever had the pleasure of attending."
"Excellent training. I have been in a
Supervisory/Administrative role for many years and was amazed at all the
knowledge and information I gained throughout the week. A must-take for
anyone wanting to advance to an upper management role."
2019 IACP Conference to be held in Chicago
October 26-29
Click here for more information.
Thank you once again to LeadsOnline for offering to sponsor our
Oregon Night dinner. We are searching for a pizza joint that serves
Chicago-style pizza for us to enjoy. More info to come.
CIS Public Safety Conference
July 31 - August 2, 2019
Don't miss out on this beneficial training opportunity! Over
the course of two-and-a-half days, many experts, including litigation
attorneys, employment and labor law attorneys, and a law enforcement
consultant will be able to answer all of your complex legal and HR questions.
There is still time to register.
Click here for more information and
to register.
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Chief Mike Pace is
sworn in as new chief of Toledo PD
The OACP congratulates Chief Pace on
becoming the next Chief in Toledo.
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Oregon
News
Clackamas Co. deputies receive Medal
of Valor for actions during shooting in Welches
Fox 12
Five Clackamas County Sheriff's Office deputies were presented with the
Sheriff's Medal of Valor for their actions during a shooting in Welches.
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Portland police chief creates an
inspector general office and new community services division
The Oregonian
Portland Police Chief Danielle Outlaw
Tuesday announced the creation of an Office of Inspector General led by a
civilian employee to oversee use of force audits and policy development,
and a new Community Services Division.
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National
News
Police officers receive autism
awareness training
The Herald
The Brownsville Police Department
received a Special Needs law enforcement training Wednesday to increase
their understanding of autism and better serve the community.
Read more
Childhood cancer patient becomes
DeForest police officer for a day
DeForest Times-Tribune
Stricken with a form of childhood cancer, 8-year-old Clyde had
a wish to be a police officer, and the DeForest Police Department made it
happen, through the MAAC Foundation.
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Police called to graduation party for
being too loud join in on fun
KCRA 3
Three officers were called to
investigate the loud music coming from a house, but when they arrived, it
became clear the music was part of a celebration for someone who recently
graduated.
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NYPD officers pay for food for woman
accused of shoplifting
The Hill
Three New York police officers are being praised for their compassion after
purchasing food for a woman who was accused of shoplifting from a grocery
store.
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OACP Weekly Update
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