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A Guide to Understanding Law Enforcement Mobile Field Technology – Correctional Officer Edu

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Section 1. How Mobile Devices Enhance Productivity and Give Access to Critical Data in the Field

Agencies of all sizes are beginning to recognize the power of technologies designed to help their officers protect the security needs of the public in the most efficient manner possible.

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This webinar is presented by Bruce Carlson, and was originally broadcast on August 27, 2009. The all new CSI (Carlson Software Investigations) Mobile is a field product designed specifically for use by police departments or consultants who investigate accidents.

This webinar, conducted by Bruce Carlson, founder and president of Carlson Software, will illustrate how CSI Mobile can be picked up quickly by any law enforcement personnel. Bruce will illustrate how the program draws vehicles, fully detailed and shaded for DXF import into any office software, with a minimum of shots. It’s library includes more than 20,000 vehicle makes and models and both damaged and undamaged cars can be illustrated.

See how CSI Mobile’s one-menu system allows for easy command selection, and its graphic mode shows field shots as they are taken and also allows for field editing of linework with simple, powerful commands. Bruce will demonstrate howthe program prompts you step-by-step with graphics to guide the process when moving the setup and taking offset shots to objects such as large trees. Linework and symbols for trees, poles, etc. are easily drawn with an icon-based coding system.

In this webinar, the program will be run connected to a robotic total station and also using the PC demo version.

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Driver who killed young boy and aunt during police pursuit appears in court – Correctional Officer Edu

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Defendant ‘fully acknowledges the utterly incomprehensible pain and suffering caused’….

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Shooting victim Halatau Naitoko was a compassionate man with a loving heart who would want forgiveness over his death, mourners heard today.

Pastor Tupou Toetu’u led four other ministers in an emotional service at Mr Naitoko’s home today that included Bible readings and hymns.

Pastor Vosailangi Sikalu’s words were translated as he addressed the congregation and spoke of forgiveness and salvation.

“To Mum, Dad and the family, to the Church and to the Tongan community of Aotearoa, my blood is only crying out for forgiveness,” he said.

“Even to the beloved policeman who fired the fatal shot, my blood has been shed but is only crying out for forgiveness.

“Little did I know my obedience would lead me to the end of my life in this world.”

Pastor Sikalu also compared life to a woman giving birth “In this life we groan and moan but when we reach eternity there is joy and blessing.”

Another speaker talked about Mr Naitoko’s education, his job working for Courier Express and his sporting interests.

He was a loving and devoted father to his two-year-old daughter, mourners heard.

An aunt told the congregation Mr Naitoko was killed in the line of duty as his life was just starting to unfold.

His girlfriend, Stephanie Cook, and his baby, Hemo, were his dream. He had a loving heart and much compassion and hope for the future, she said.

The congregation sang the hymn Dance in my Soul in English and Tongan.

There were emotional scenes after the service as pall bearers carried Mr Naitoko’s casket down the family driveway.

His partner and mother wept as flowers were placed over the white coffin and inside the waiting hearse.

More than 300 mourners gathered at Mangere Cemetery for Mr Naitoko’s burial.

Tributes flow

Mourners began arriving at the Mangere East house as early as 6am today and filed past Mr Naitoko’s casket as Tongan hymns were sung.

Inside the chapel, all seats were taken and 200 more people spilled out onto the street.

Among the mourners are Police Commissioner Howard Broad, Police Minister Judith Collins, Mangere MP Su’a William Sio, Manukau Mayor Len Brown, Maori Party co-leader Pita Sharples and other politicians.

Some of those gathered this morning were wearing t-shirts saying: “In loving memory of Halatau Naitoko”.

On the back was a picture of him with the words: “May he rest in Paradise”.

Many mourners wore traditional ta’ovala, a woven Tongan flax dress.

The family earlier held a brief private ceremony.

Family grieves

Mr Naitoko’s body, dressed in white, had been at the family home since Sunday night, accompanied around the clock by family members, relatives and friends.

Family spokesman Peter Sykes said some family members stayed overnight to attend this morning’s private ceremony. “It is their chance to grieve Halatau’s leaving and come to terms with that themselves,” he said.

“A lot of respect has been shown so people coming have come with a lot of dignity.”

He said thousands had visited the family in the days since the shooting and local businesses had donated items to assist with providing hospitality at the funeral.

“The immediate community has allowed so much intrusion into their private spaces.”

Mr Naikoto’s mother Ivoni Fuimaono is expected to give birth to a son – her 10th child – within hours of the funeral.

She has said she will name him Halatau after her dead son.

Mr Naitoko’s brother Paea Fangu Fangu, 16, said the day was one of great sadness.

“I am feeling very sad. I just want to speak to the person that killed my brother and asked him why he took my brother away from us,” he said as traditional hymns of farewell were sung at the family home.

‘Role model’

Family friend Sosefo Sime told nzherald.co.nz Mr Naitoko was a “very responsible young man”.

“He was a hard worker, friendly and he would go out of his way to help someone.”

Mr Sime said Mr Naitoko was a role model “especially holding down a job with a family at such a young age”.

“Anything you asked him to do, he’d always do with a smile.”

Mr Naitoko, a courier driver, was accidentally shot by police last week on Auckland’s northwestern motorway.

He died in the crossfire as police shot at a man who had led them on a high speed pursuit from west Auckland.

Stephen McDonald, 50 was later charged with 29 offences including 10 of using a firearm against police and is due back in Auckland District Court next week.

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NCA boss rules herself out of Met commissioner job – Correctional Officer Edu

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Favourite says she has committed herself to new job too recently to change….

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Introducing the Fin Ultra Ear Tip from The Earphone Connection – Correctional Officer Edu

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‘Sorry-I-Tased-You’ cake doesn’t cut it for Fla. woman – Correctional Officer Edu

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Associated Press PENSACOLA, Fla. — A Florida's woman's lawsuit says a deputy shot her with a stun gun, then apologized with a cake that said, "Sorry I Tased You" in blue frosting …

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NC deputy struck by car dies from injuries – Correctional Officer Edu

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By PoliceOne Staff FORSYTH COUNTY, N.C. — A deputy who was struck by a 92-year-old driver Sept. 18 succumbed to his injuries Wednesday. According to the Winston-Salem Journal, 38-year-old Deputy John …

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PHOENIX (KSAZ) – Shocking video: a driver targeting Phoenix Police officers — running them down outside a valley Quik Trip gas station near 25th Avenue and Camelback Road on Tuesday morning.

It’s hard to watch — the surveillance video shows the moment a man drove his car towards three police officers at the QT. You can see his car speeding through the parking lot — one of the officers went flying through the air.

For one of those officers, it was his first day on the job. Two of them ended up in a hospital. The third officer was able to arrest the suspect. They are all expected to be okay.

The suspect is now facing attempted murder and aggravated assault charges.

In the surveillance video’s lower left corner, you can see a red car drive through. In the lower right corner, it picks up speed — heading right towards the three officers.

“These officers could have easily been killed and I thank God that we are not planning three funerals right now,” said Phoenix Police Chief Joe Yahner.

Police say 44-year-old Marc LaQuon Payne aimed at the officers and stepped on the gas, plowing into them — sending a 33-year-old officer on his first day on the job cartwheeling through the air.

His sergeant was trapped underneath the vehicle with a broken leg. The car just missed another officer. He ran up and started battling with Payne, along with the rookies.

“Unbelievable.. our officer hits glass, gets back up, takes suspect in custody, runs over us, still fights with us as we try to take him into custody,” said Yahner.

It took a Taser, but they finally subdued him.

“We have all heard about officers ambushed across the nation, but this happened here in Phoenix, to your Phoenix Police officers.. it is unacceptable,” said Yahner.

The officers’ names have not been released. The 41-year-old sergeant is now home with a broken leg. The 33-year-old rookie officer remains hospitalized with non-life threatening head injuries. A 36-year-old officer sustained minor injuries after fighting with the suspect.

Police believe Payne was impaired at the time of the attack, which they believe was intentional

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Black & White Choices in a Gray World – Correctional Officer Edu

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Faced with real situations day in and day out, law enforcement, juvenile justice and child welfare have to make real choices. When all we are offered are black and white guidelines designed in a board room, our hands are tied and we cannot……

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Black & White Choices in a Gray World