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Duration: 1h 6m | Recorded on May 14, 2020
Duration: 1h 6m | Recorded on May 14, 2020
The AMBER Alert Best Practices – Law Enforcement Field Guide is a companion to the AMBER Alert Best Practices Guide and is aimed at law enforcement agencies and 1st Responders. It is designed to provide administrators with a document on what to expect in the event of an endangered missing or abducted child investigation, as well as provide their personnel with a reference manual to help jump start an effective response and investigation. The webinar will focus on raising awareness of areas that are consistently shown to be relevant and have an operational impact in these types of cases as well as how the guide can assist.
This webinar is designed for AMBER Alert Coordinators, Clearinghouse Managers, CART and other portal AMBER Alert Partners.
Upon completion of this webinar, you will be able to: * Describe and recognize the various components of an initial agency response to a report of an endangered missing or abducted child * Identify those components as part of an over-arching response and investigative strategy * Ascertain resources to fully develop those components within the organization
* Law Enforcement * Law Enforcement Support
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Chuck oversees the Communications Division, Information Services, Support Services, Technical Services and is responsible for a staff of over 40 personnel and a budget of approximately 5 million dollars. He has been with College Station PD for over 29 years and has 34 years’ experience in law enforcement. He has spent time as a Patrol Officer, Narcotics/Gang Investigator, Patrol Sergeant, Investigations Sergeant, Patrol Shift/Sector Commander and Public Information Officer. Chuck helped to develop his region’s AMBER Alert notification plan (www.aanbv.org) and has served as its non-profit President since 2003. In 2009 he helped lead efforts to develop and train a multi-county Child Abduction Response Team. This team, the Brazos Valley Child Abduction Response Team (www.bvcart.org), sought out and obtained Department of Justice certification in September 2011.
Chuck oversees the Communications Division, Information Services, Support Services, Technical Services and is responsible for a staff of over 40 personnel and a budget of approximately 5 million dollars. He has been with College Station PD for over 29 years and has 34 years’ experience in law enforcement. He has spent time as a Patrol Officer, Narcotics/Gang Investigator, Patrol Sergeant, Investigations Sergeant, Patrol Shift/Sector Commander and Public Information Officer. Chuck helped to develop his region’s AMBER Alert notification plan (www.aanbv.org) and has served as its non-profit President since 2003. In 2009 he helped lead efforts to develop and train a multi-county Child Abduction Response Team. This team, the Brazos Valley Child Abduction Response Team (www.bvcart.org), sought out and obtained Department of Justice certification in September 2011.
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