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By New York State Association of Chiefs of Police

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All Points Bulletins (APBs) - podcasts covering a variety of public safety issues for New York State law enforcement.

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APB 175 Contemporary Police...

11.26.2017

A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police discussing basic police officer recruit training in New York State.

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11.26.2017 APB 175 Contemporary Police Recruit Training A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police discussing basic police officer recruit training in New York State.
10.17.2017 APB 174 NY State Preparedness Training Center A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police concerning the NY State Preparedness Training Center & Excelsior Challenge 2017.
10.17.2017 APB 173 Assisting Individuals In Crisis A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police concerning assist individuals in crisis.
10.17.2017 APB 172 Greg Veitch - Police Chief & Author A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police with Greg Veitch, the Saratoga Springs Police Chief and recent author of a new book "All the Law in the World Won't Stop Them."
09.11.2017 APB 171 Defensive Tactics Curriculum Update A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police concerning revisions to the police defensive tactics curriculum.
09.07.2017 APB 170 Eric Daigle: Crowd Management & Technology A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on crowd management and issues with technology.
09.07.2017 APB 169 Michael Nila: Blue Courage Executive Overview A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on Blue Courage Executive Overview.
09.07.2017 APB 168 Raise the Age A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on Raise the Age legislative overview.
09.07.2017 APB 167 Michael Ranalli: Tactical Decisions & Use of Force A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on human response to high stress situations & related tactical decisions by officers.
08.18.2017 APB 166 IACP Town Hall A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on complexities & dynamics of law enforcement.
08.17.2017 APB 165 Ron Glidden: Weeding Out Morale Killing Behaviors A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on leadership & employment issues.
08.17.2017 APB 161 Dic Donohue's Story A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on officer survival during the Boston Marathon Bombing.
08.17.2017 APB 164 Red Team Exercises A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on Counter Terrorism Red Team Exercises.
08.17.2017 APB 163 Rebecca Weiner A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on counter terrorism - local threat, local response of law enforcement.
08.17.2017 APB 162 Traffic Safety Podcast A podcast from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police 2017 Annual Training Conference on traffic safety issues.
06.23.2016 APB 155 Sex Offender Management Policy A series of podcasts from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police on managing sex offenders in the community. Topics include policy, community notification, enforcement and more.
06.23.2016 APB 156 Sex Offender Management Monitoring A series of podcasts from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police on managing sex offenders in the community. Topics include policy, community notification, enforcement and more.
06.23.2016 APB 157 Sex Offender Management Community Notification A series of podcasts from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police on managing sex offenders in the community. Topics include policy, community notification, enforcement and more.
06.23.2016 APB 158 Sex Offender Management Enforcement A series of podcasts from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police on managing sex offenders in the community. Topics include policy, community notification, enforcement and more.
06.23.2016 APB 159 Sex Offender Management ESTOP A series of podcasts from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police on managing sex offenders in the community. Topics include policy, community notification, enforcement and more.
06.23.2016 APB 160 Sex Offender Management Best Practices A series of podcasts from the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police on managing sex offenders in the community. Topics include policy, community notification, enforcement and more.
03.25.2016 APB 151 Syringe Programs in New York State Former Police Chief Mark Spawn discusses harm reduction, syringe programs, changes in state law, Naloxone, and the Good Samaritan Law.
12.01.2015 APB 154 Condoms: Not Evidence of Prostitution An amendment to the criminal procedure law prohibits police from considering possession of condoms as cause to arrest for certain prostitution and loitering offenses. Funded by a grant from the NYS Dept. of Health AIDS Institute.
10.11.2015 APB 153 Ignition Interlock Devices in New York State A comprehensive overview of Ignition Interlock Devices - how they appear, how they work, common circumvention tactics, and enforcement guidance for New York State police officers. Produced by the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police and funded by ...
10.03.2015 APB 152 Terrorism Today Dr. Harvey Kushner is the Director of Homeland Security and Terrorism Institute at Long Island University. He discusses the nature of the threat of terrorism in today's world. He explains the role of law enforcement and offers advice for police ...
07.07.2015 APB 149 Body Worn Cameras An overview of police body worn cameras, technologies, considerations, and policy. There are several considerations when it comes to implementing a body-worn camera program in your department. Features, functionality, storage and policy are among the issues that need to be ...
07.07.2015 APB 150 The Webster Tragedy Chief Gerald Pickering (Ret.) describes the events of December 24, 2012 in Webster, NY in which firefighters were ambushed by a sniper.
11.24.2014 APB 145 Officer Survival Dr. Fabrice Czarnecki talks about the use of body armor, seat belts and training for survival. Recorded in October 2014 at the IACP Conference in Orlando, Florida.
11.24.2014 APB 146 Medical Guidelines for Law Enforcement Officers Dr. Fabrice Czarnecki is a member and Past Chairman of the IACP Police Phsyician’s Section. He discusses updated medical guidelines for police.
11.24.2014 APB 147 Ebola and Police Dr. Fabrice Czarnecki discusses the Ebola threat and the role of law enforcement. Recorded in October 2014 at the IACP Conference in Orlando, Florida.
11.24.2014 APB 148 Free Webinars for Police American Military University offers free webinars for law enforcement on contemporary issues. AMU Associate VP Jeffrey Kuhn (Business Development/Public Safety) explained that they understand the challenges faced by today’s police and try to fill in the gaps through resources such ...
11.22.2014 APB 140 Career: Opportunities, Challenges and Transition Supt. (Ret.) Jody Weis discusses his career, from U.S . Army to FBI to Chicago PD. Now with Accenture, Weis describes how he transitioned from one position to the next and how his experiences have helped him along the way.
11.22.2014 APB 141 Teamwork and the Community Supt. (Ret.) Jody Weis (Chicago PD) remembers a notorious case during his time at the FBI. The investigation of Islamic extremists who wanted to kill soldiers at Fort Dix all started when a concerned citizen called in suspicious behavior.
11.21.2014 APB 142 Helping People, Making Cases Inspector/Ret. Tim Hardiman (NYPD) hates bullies and loves locking up bad guys. He talks about the arrest of a man who raped a prostitute at gunpoint and the discovery of another victim of the same perpetrator. Hardiman also talks about ...
11.21.2014 APB 143 The Important Work We Do Inspector/Ret. Tim Hardiman (NYPD) discusses the critical work of the police. He reflects on an investigation of a serial rapist. Hardiman’s message, each time we lock up a violent criminal, we might be saving someone else from becoming a victim. ...
11.21.2014 APB 144 Talk to People Inspector/Ret. Tim Hardiman (NYPD) has one piece of advice for cops: learn how to talk to people. He stresses active listening skills and rapport building, among other strategies, to elicit confessions and obtain information. This video is part of the ...
10.25.2014 APB 135 CITIZEN’S EXPECTATIONS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT A discussion with Jody Weis of Accenture about the interactive citizen in crime fighting.
10.25.2014 APB 137 MOBILE TECHNOLOGY IN POLICE WORK A discussion with Jody Weis of Accenture about the use of mobile technology to enhance effectiveness and efficiency in policing.
10.17.2014 APB 129 MULTI-TENANCY MAKES SENSE : A discussion with Jody Weis of Accenture about the importance of using common systems across jurisdictions.
10.17.2014 APB 130 MULTI-TENANCY MERGES POLICING TECHNOLOGIES A discussion with Jody Weis of Accenture about the importance of how common systems help merge information and enhance effectiveness for law enforcement agencies.
10.17.2014 APB 131 WHY ARE ANALYTICS IMPORTANT? A discussion with Jody Weis of Accenture about the importance of analytics in contemporary policing operations.
10.17.2014 APB 132 DIGGING DEEPER INTO ANALYTICS We continue our discussion with Jody Weis of Accenture about the importance of analytics in the modern police agency.
10.17.2014 APB 133 VIDEO ANALYTICS IN POLICING A discussion with Jody Weis of Accenture about the use of video analytics by police.
10.17.2014 APB 134 VIDEO ANALYTICS: PRIVACY CONCERNS A discussion with Jody Weis of Accenture about the privacy concerns associated with the use of video analytics.
10.14.2014 APB 139 Military Liaisons in the Police Agency Learn about the role of a police-military liaison, a military peer program, and resources to assist veterans. A discussion with Trooper Juanita Salas-Jackson about her role as Military Liaison for the New York State Police.
10.08.2014 APB 120 Mental Illness and the Criminal Justice System Chief Michael Biasotti is an advocate for improving our mental health systems. In this first of a two-part production, he discusses the history of deinstitutionalization of the seriously mental ill, and how limited support systems have left the criminal justice ...
10.08.2014 APB 121 Improving Our Mental Health Systems Chief Michael Biasotti is an advocate for improving our mental health systems. In this second of a two-part production, he talks about New York State’s program for court-ordered treatment of persons with serious mental illness (Kendra’s Law). Biasotti describes Crisis ...
10.08.2014 APB 122 Arresting a Serial Killer Executive Director John Grebert (NYS Assn. of Chiefs of Police) recalls the arrest of Lemuel Smith, a notorious serial killer who was travelling through Colonie, NY with another victim he had kidnapped that day. This video is part of the ...
10.08.2014 APB 123 Doing It Right Chief Steven Heider talks about a homicide case and how budgetary concerns for overtime caused a delay in the case, eventually costing more in the end. Heider also discusses how leaders should 'step up' when things go wrong, saying, "...at ...
10.08.2014 APB 124 The Next "Big One" How do we know when the next big case will happen? Chief Steven Heider (Colonie Police Dept., NY) discusses his experiences in over 40 years of law enforcement. Heider served as a detective commander and public information officer for several ...

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APB Podcast episodes:

APB 175 Contemporary Police Recruit Training

APB 174 NY State Preparedness Training Center

APB 173 Assisting Individuals In Crisis

APB 172 Greg Veitch - Police Chief & Author

APB 171 Defensive Tactics Curriculum Update

APB 170 Eric Daigle: Crowd Management & Technology

APB 169 Michael Nila: Blue Courage Executive Overview

APB 168 Raise the Age

APB 167 Michael Ranalli: Tactical Decisions & Use of Force

APB 166 IACP Town Hall

APB 165 Ron Glidden: Weeding Out Morale Killing Behaviors

APB 161 Dic Donohue's Story

APB 164 Red Team Exercises

APB 163 Rebecca Weiner

APB 162 Traffic Safety Podcast

APB 155 Sex Offender Management Policy

APB 156 Sex Offender Management Monitoring

APB 157 Sex Offender Management Community Notification

APB 158 Sex Offender Management Enforcement

APB 159 Sex Offender Management ESTOP

APB 160 Sex Offender Management Best Practices

APB 151 Syringe Programs in New York State

APB 154 Condoms: Not Evidence of Prostitution

APB 153 Ignition Interlock Devices in New York State

APB 152 Terrorism Today

APB 149 Body Worn Cameras

APB 150 The Webster Tragedy

APB 145 Officer Survival

APB 146 Medical Guidelines for Law Enforcement Officers

APB 147 Ebola and Police

APB 148 Free Webinars for Police

APB 140 Career: Opportunities, Challenges and Transition

APB 141 Teamwork and the Community

APB 142 Helping People, Making Cases

APB 143 The Important Work We Do

APB 144 Talk to People

APB 135 CITIZEN’S EXPECTATIONS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT

APB 137 MOBILE TECHNOLOGY IN POLICE WORK

APB 129 MULTI-TENANCY MAKES SENSE

APB 130 MULTI-TENANCY MERGES POLICING TECHNOLOGIES

APB 131 WHY ARE ANALYTICS IMPORTANT?

APB 132 DIGGING DEEPER INTO ANALYTICS

APB 133 VIDEO ANALYTICS IN POLICING

APB 134 VIDEO ANALYTICS: PRIVACY CONCERNS

APB 139 Military Liaisons in the Police Agency

APB 120 Mental Illness and the Criminal Justice System

APB 121 Improving Our Mental Health Systems

APB 122 Arresting a Serial Killer

APB 123 Doing It Right

APB 124 The Next "Big One"