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Officer Safety Series
- APB 110
Duration 6:09
Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. Force reporting and review is critical in identifying the need for changes in policy, training and risk assessment. From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012); Features Chief Michael Ranalli, Esq., Glenville, NY PD.APB110 Use of Force - APB 109
Duration 4:15
Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. Building searches carry the possibility for a sudden, violent confrontation. From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012)APB109 Building Searches - APB 108
Duration 4:32
Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. Rethinking foot pursuits – to chase, or not? From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012); Features Chief Kent Barker, Tualatin, OR PD.APB108 Foot Pursuits - APB 107
Duration 3:53
Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. What is your department policy on off-duty arrests? Do you train for off-duty encounters? From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012)APB107 Off Duty Arrests - APB 106
Duration 4:51
Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. Whether you use tactical teams or available personnel to execute warrants, planning, preparation and sounds tactics are crucial to ensure officer safety. From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012)APB106 Executing Warrants - APB 105
Duration 4:10
Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. Did you know that 23% of felonious death and 18% of assaults on police were committed during arrest situations? (Study period: 2001-2010). From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012)APB105 Arrest Situations - APB 104
Duration 4:07
Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. Each year, vehicle stops account for about 17% of all police officers who are feloniously killed. From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012)APB104 Motor Vehicle Stops - APB 103
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Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. What’s the primary cause of accident police deaths? Police vehicle crashes. From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012); Featuring Dr. Fabrice Czarnecki, and Chief Kent Barker, Tualatin, OR PD. APB103 Police Vehicle Crashes - APB 102
Duration 4:44
Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. Since 1987, more than 3,000 officers have been saved by wearing soft body armor. You are at 14 times greater risk of sustaining a fatal injury when you do not wear your body armor. From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012); Features Dr. Fabrice Czarnecki, IACP Chief of Staff James McMahon, and Chief Peter Carnes, Stonehill College, Mass.APB102 Body Armor - APB 101
Duration 5:12
Part of a series on officer safety and risk management. In 2011, almost 75% of officers feloniously killed by gunfire were victims of ambush or surprise attacks. From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012)APB101 Ambushes and Surprise Attacks - APB 100
Duration 5:05
Part of a series - An overview of the primary causes of police casualties. More than one fourth of 53,469 officers assaulted in 2010 sustained injuries; Of the offenders who killed police officer, 82% had prior criminal arrests, and 21% were under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol. From the IACP report: Officer Safety and Risk Management (Jan. 2012); Features IACP Chief of Staff James McMahon.APB100 Primary Circumstances of Officer Deaths; Introduction
Crash Report Series
- APB 088
Duration: 6:56
Accounts of how crash data from police crash reports have helped to make meaningful and significant changesAPB088: Crash Data Creates Real Change - APB 087
Duration: 5:06
Erroneous information caused by illegible tickets, transposed names and ID numbers, and fraud result in duplicate driver records. Learn how to avoid these errors.APB087: Duplicate Records - APB 086
Duration: 2:12
Driver reviews: Learn how your crash reports can help identify persistent offenders. Police-Involved Crashes: Reporting line of duty crashes during an emergency operation – the MV104L.APB086: Police-Involved Crashes; Driver Reviews - APB 085
Duration: 3:05
Traffic deaths require prompt and comprehensive reporting. Learn how your reports make a difference.APB085: Fatal Crashes - APB 084
Duration: 4:39
Accuracy in reporting damage to public property will ensure that critical items get repaired. Learn how the State recovers compensation from responsible parties so that taxpayers do not get stuck with the billAPB084: Public Property Damage - APB 083
Duration: 5:57
The accurate coding of the MV104A assists analysts in identifying problems with roadways, signals and more.APB083: Coding Your Crash Reports - APB 082
Duration: 4:16
Bicyclists and pedestrians comprise a large number of traffic fatalities. Police crash reports are critical in developing countermeasures to help save lives.APB082: : Pedestrian and Bicycle Crashes - APB 081
Duration: 6:08
Special concerns about commercial vehicles and the MV104S, Truck and Bus SupplementAPB081: Commercial Vehicles and the MV104S - APB 080
Duration: 3:17
Engineers describe the difference, and the importance of distinguishing a left turn crash from a right angle crashAPB080: Left Turn or Right Angle Crash? - APB 079
Duration: 3:13
TRaCs provides an Incident Location and Diagramming Tool – learn about these tools and more.APB079: Crash Reports and TRaCs - APB 078
Duration: 5:36
The accuracy of police reports can help remedy traffic problems, identify problem vehicles and habitual offenders.APB-078: Location, Location, Location! - APB 077
Duration: 07:16
Police crash reports (MV-104A) play a key role in many parts of transportation planning and safety.APB077: The Value of Police Crash Reports
- New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services
Confirmation of Arrest Charges for Hate Crimes, Sexually Motivated Felonies, and Crimes of Terrorism
- APB 056
Duration: 00h:04m:13s
Release Date: 05/10/11
When can you re-use fingerprint images from a prior arrest? Why is it critical? Listen to this podcast. APB056 Reusing Fingerprint Images –What’s Acceptable and What’s Not
- New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services
Policy on the Reuse of Livescan or Cardscan Images
- APB 054
Duration: 00h:10m:54s
re-release date of 12/12/2011
A database of all DIRs filed by police in New York for use by dispatchers, police and prosecutors.APB054 Domestic Incident Report Repository Re-release date: 12/12/2011
- Click Here for New York State Federal Excess Property “1033” Program Overview
- Click here for a downloadable summary of syringe programs in New York and relevant sections of the Penal Law relating to CPCS 7th and possession of hypodermic instruments; This resource will also be included in our 2011 Law Enforcement Handbook.
- DCJS Needle Exchange Advisory
- Click here for a pocket reference card for Leandra’s Law offenses for Agg DWI, Ignition Interlock and Mandated Reporting to the State Central Register
- Click on Chapter 2 to continue listening to the press conference, featuring Leandra’s father - Lenny RosadoLeandra’s Law Press Conference Ch. 2 – Duration: 07:35-15:59
- Click on Chapter 4 to continue listening to the press conference, featuring Laura Dean-Mooney of Mothers Against Drunk DrivingLeandra’s Law Press Conference Ch. 4 – Duration: 26:16-32:57
- Click on Chapter 5 to hear Sheriff James Kralick, Assemblywoman Ellen Jaffey, and Assemblyman Ken Zebrowski.Leandra’s Law Press Conference Ch. 5 – Duration: 32:57-45:16
- APB 030
Duration: 00h:04m:14s
Release Date: 06/26/10
Watch the riveting video captured by the CCTV cameras aboard a bus in Syracuse, NY: gunshots in the background - riders diving for cover–the bus driver calling to his dispatcher, “shots fired” – and some evasive maneuvering by the driver… APB 030 Transit Video as an Investigative Tool
View the actual bus video
- APB 021
Duration: 00h:13m:52s
Release Date: 03/26/10 APB 021 MISSING PERSONS: AMBER ALERT, A CASE EXAMPLE » UPDATED 01/13/11 «
- APB 015
Duration: 00h:02m:07s
Release Date: 01/13/10APB 015 Nighttime Belt Enforcement Re-release date: 06/18/2012
- APB 012
Duration: 00h:09m:16s
Release Date: 05/26/09APB 012 Detecting Impaired Drivers - After the Stop - Re-release date: 06/18/2012
- APB 011
Duration: 00h:09m:16s
Release Date: 05/26/09APB 011 Detecting Impaired Drivers - Re-release date: 06/18/2012
- APB 008
Duration: 00h:03m:29s
Release Date: 05/26/09APB 008 Sex Offender Management - Enforcement - Revised 4/12/11
- APB 007
Duration: 00h:06m:29s
Release Date: 04/07/2008APB 007 Sex Offender Management – Why? - Revised 4/12/11
- APB 005
Duration: 00h:03m:06s
Release Date: 03/17/2009APB 005 Sex Offender Management – Community Notification - Revised 4/12/11
- APB 004
Duration: 00h:06m:52s
Release Date: 01/29/2009APB 004 Sex Offender Management - Monitoring - Revised 4/12/11