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102 Santa Rosa Junior College www.santarosa.edu 2000-2002 College Catalog the community, California criminal law, search and seizure, presentation of evidence, law enforcement report writing, patrol techniques, vehicle stop procedures, preliminary investigation, issues involving persons with disabilities, and cultural diversity. Other topical areas will include situational firearms training, lifetime fitness and arrest and control techniques. AJ 205.14 Supervising Police Traffic Control Function 1 unit/40 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: AJ 200.1 or equivalent. General use of CVC as a reference source; case law research; deployment of personnel; recognizing stress symptoms in traffic officers and providing solutions. AJ 205.15 Patrol Aspects of Traffic Law Enforcement 1 unit/40 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: AJ 200.1 or equivalent. Designed to provide technical training for the student who is a generalist patrolman with traffic law enforcement responsibilites. AJ 205.16 Field Training Officer 1 unit/40 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. This course is designed to meet the needs of the newly assigned field training officer of a law enforcement agency, who is given responsibility to train new employees. AJ 205.17 Background Investigation 1 unit/40 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. This course is designed for those individuals who conduct preemployment personnel background investigations for public safety employment. The student will be introduced to the federal and state fair employment laws, job dimensions, job traits, and essential functions of the background investigator. The student will understand the role and responsibilities of the investigator in the preemployment background investigation process, and will gain the ability to conduct effective preemployment interviews as well as how to document a thorough preemployment background investigation. May be taken for a total of 4 units. AJ 205.18 Interviews Interrogation 1 unit/40 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: AJ 200.1 or equivalent. Individual methods and aids employed in various aspects of interrogations and interviews. Psychological advantages and disadvantages for the interviewer during the investigation process. AJ 210.1 Officer Safety Field Tactics 1 unit/40 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: AJ 200.1 or equivalent. Legal and moral obligations of officers involved in critical situation. Special training and tactics and procedures for protection to the officer and the public. Course exempt from repeat provisions. AJ 210.2 Defensive Tactics/Arrest Techniques 0.5 unit/24 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. AJ 210.3 Defensive Tactics-Instructor 2 units/40 hours lecture for 2 weeks. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: AJ 200.1 or equivalent. This instructors course deals with contemporary issues and tactics for self-defense, and arrest techniques. It is an extremely physically and mentally challenging program. AJ 210.9 Survival Shooting Instruction 1 unit/40 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: AJ 200.1 and Basic Firearms Instructor Course. Recommended: Function as a firearms instructor. Safety instructions for firing range, fundamentals of single action and double action revolver shooting. Operation and firing of various types of hand guns and shoulder weapons. Various firearms courses used in police training. Students operate as instructors. Non lethal chemical agents and their use in law enforcement. May be taken for a total of 2 times. AJ 210.11 Special Weapons Tactics 1 unit/40 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: AJ 200.1 or equivalent. Advanced officer training in new court decisions, laws, ethics, community relations, with emphasis on types of weaponry and their use in an emergency situation. May be taken for a total of 2 times. AJ 210.16 Defensive Tactics/Baton Techniques 1.5 units/1 hour lecture, 2 hours laboratory. CR/NC only. Recommended: Eligibility for English 100A or equivalent. Basic knowledge of Defensive Tactics and Baton techniques. The techniques learned will enable the students to defend themselves and to control people in a safe manner. May be taken for a total of 4 units. AJ 210.17 Arrest/Control Tactics 1.5 units/1 hour lecture, 2 hours laboratory. CR/NC only. Recommended: Eligibility for English 100A or equivalent. Basic knowledge of Arrest/Control techniques. The techniques learned will enable the students to search, handcuff, and control people in a safe manner. May be taken for a total of 4 units. AJ 214.1 Supervisory Field Training Officer 0.5 unit/24 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: AJ 200.1, the basic course or equiv. Recommended: Supervisory responsibility or agency assignment. A course of instruction for supervisors who are assigned as the field training supervisor to a newly appointed supervisor. Course deals with transition, evaluation, training, reporting, and issues. May be taken for a total of 1 unit. AJ 215.1 Law Enforcement Supervisor Techniques 2 units/40 hours lecture for 2 weeks. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: Prior qualification for AJ 215.1; OR completion of AJ 200.1 with grade of C or better. This course will identify the training necessary for Law Enforcement supervisors mandated by Peace Officer Standards and Training, a State regulatory agency. This course will address leadership styles, motivation, communication, problem solving and discipline issues. May be taken for a total of 2 units. AJ 215.3 Unusual Incidents Tactics 0.5 unit/24 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: AJ 200.1, the basic course or equivalent. A course in planning and tactics for public safety management personnel. The course explores recent disasters and incidents, and develops skills in planning for such events. AJ 216.1 Civilian Supervision 1 unit/64 hours lecture for 1 week. CR/NC only. Provides newly appointed supervisors with training in concepts, techniques, and application of basic supervisory skills. May be taken for a total of 2 times. AJ 221.1 PC 832 Arrest Course (Formerly AJ 299.72) 1 unit/32 hours lecture, 8 hours laboratory for 1 week. CR/NC only. Recommended: Eligibility for English 100A or equivalent or departmental entrance exam. Fulfills requirements of Section 832 of the Penal Code as mandated by peace officer standards and training. Laws of arrest, search and seizure, communications and arrest control. AJ 221.2 Corrections Officer Basic Course (Formerly AJ 299.73) 4 units/24 hours lecture, 12 hours laboratory for 4 weeks. CR/NC only. This course will identify the training necessary for entry level corrections officers mandated by Standards and Training for Corrections, a State regulatory agency. Issues addressed will consist of legal issues, classification, contraband, booking and release information, security, supervising inmates and report and record keeping. May be taken for a total of 4 units. AJ 221.4 Juvenile Counselor Basic Course 3 units/34 hours lecture for 4 weeks. CR/NC only. This course will identify the training required for entry level positions for juvenile counselor as mandated by standards and training for corrections, a state regulatory agency. The class will address juvenile law, institutional security, booking and release issues, and public relations. May be taken for a total of 3 units. AJ 221.5 Jail Management 1 unit/30 hours lecture, 10 hours laboratory for 1 week. CR/ NC only. Designed for Jail managers with direct working responsibility for Type I and II facilities. Emphasis on problem solving, enhanced by experienced instructors facilitating the sharing of group experience, current issues and practical solutions to existing problem areas. May be taken for a total of 1 unit. AJ 221.6 Correctional Officer Basic Academy Supplemental 1 unit/8 hours lecture for 7 weeks. CR/NC only. Prerequisite: Completion of AJ 200.1 with grade of C or better; OR prior qualification for AJ 221.6. Course is designed to provide correctional curriculum for those who have completed the P.O.S.T. Basic Academy. This supplemental curriculum provides the correctional aspects necessary for a police officer working in a correction facility.

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