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Law Enforcement Exposition
& Training
April 24, 2015 Edition
Expo Coming to Syracuse
New York State
Association of
Chiefs of Police
W h o S h o u l d At t e n d ?
Police
Corrections
Security
Wh a t D o e s
It Cost?
Be sure to attend our next Law Enforcement Exposition on Tuesday, April 28,
2015 at the Horticulture Building at the New York State Fairgrounds at 581
State Fair Boulevard, in Syracuse, New York 13209. Representatives will be on
hand to talk with you and show you their
products and services. The New York State
Association of Chiefs of Police Expositions
showcase a variety of exhibitors serving the
diverse needs of New York’s law enforcement,
security and corrections community. We give you
the opportunity to see the latest products and
services firsthand, and to talk with
representatives to learn more about them. This is
the place to be if you’re looking for firearms, vehicles, fleet equipment, computers,
radios, body armor, security equipment and more! Check inside for our current listing
of exhibitors. The Expo floor will be open from 10:00 AM until 4:00 PM.
Nothing!
Free to all
Police,
Corrections & Security
Personnel
Where & When?
The Horticulture Building
at the New York State
Fairgrounds
Tuesday,
April 28, 2015
10AM-4 PM
(Training sessions
held next door
at Empire Room)
Free Trainings: Boston Marathon Bombing and
Motorcycle Safety & Enforcement
Law enforcement officers are invited to attend
our free training sessions being held at the
Expo. Chief Edward Deveau of the Watertown,
Massachusetts Police Department will talk
about the Boston Marathon Bombings of
April 15, 2013. During the manhunt for
suspects, a few of Chief Deveau’s officers came
under gunfire and improvised explosives. Listen
to this dynamic presentation of one of the most
horrific acts of terrorism and how the drama
unfolded.
The Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee and
the New York State Police will provide a
Chief Edward Deveau
presentation on the popular Practical
Watertown, MA PD
Guidelines for Motorcycle Safety and
Enforcement training. This abbreviated session will be hosted by NYSACOP Liaison
Dominick Macherone and Sgt. Jim Cleary of the New York State Police.
Details and registration information for both of these programs are on the back pages.
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See the latest products, equipment
AmChar Wholesale Law Division—Law enforcement
firearms and equipment.
The Bancorp Bank—Municipal leasing and fleet management.
Brite—In vehicle technology.
Capital Recovery Systems, Inc.—Delinquent debt collection
services for parking tickets and fines.
CARFAX
COBAN
Technologies, Inc.—
in-car digital video,
body cameras, digital
evidence management.
Datum Storage
Solutions
DeLacy Ford, Inc.—
displaying the 2015
Ford Police Interceptor.
Digital Ally, Inc.—Digital in-car video systems and personal
body worn cameras.
Eastern Communications, Ltd.—Back scatter detection
equipment.
Federal Signal—Lights and sirens for emergency vehicles.
FreeLinc
GetCrashReports/Appriss, Inc.—A free, automated service
to analyze and sell crash reports.
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Check out the latest innovations
Harris—LMR two way radio communications; Dispatch
consoles.
Henderson Johnson
Comp.—Personal gear,
evidence, and weapons
lockers.
IMPACT—Records
management, computer
aided dispatch, mobile
and data sharing.
Integrated Systems—
Video surveillance, voice,
data, video solutions
provider.
LeadsOnline— LeadsOnline provides actionable intelligence to
law enforcement nationwide with the automated collection and
analysis of transaction records from pawn shops, secondhand
stores and metal recyclers.
Linstar
Media Sonar—Social media intelligence/monitoring for public
safety.
Mountainside Medical Equipment—Naloxone (Narcan).
NetMotion Wireless—the only mobile security management
solution built for application performance, user experience and
the people who support them.
New World Systems—Public safety software, display
materials.
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Talk with Representatives
Nuance Communications, Inc.
Patrol PC—Ultra-Rugged Tablets for Police, Fire, EMS
Patrol Witness by 247 Security, Inc.— Mobile video surveillance
equipment for law enforcement.
PMC Associates
PRO-VISION® Video Systems—Solid State in-car video systems
and BODYCAM® high definition body worn video systems.
Securewatch 24, LLC
Selex ES/ELSAG North America—License plate recognition
equipment.
Spillman Technologies—Public safety software.
Stalker Radar—Radar, Laser/Lidar, in-car video, Thermal imaging
camera, speed/message trailers, pole mounted displays, wearable
body cameras.
United Radio—Two-way communications products, Vievu body
worn cameras, accessories.
Versaterm, Inc.—Public safety software—CAD, RMS, MDT.
VIEVU—Body worn cameras for law enforcement.
WatchGuard Video—Digital in-car and body worn cameras.
Whelen Engineering—vehicular emergency warning lights and
sirens.
Xerox—See a hands-on-demo of Xerox's data sharing and analytics
solution that uses all your police data for rapid, fact-based decision
making.
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FREE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
Handlebars:
how high?
PRACTICAL GUIDELINES FOR
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY AND ENFORCEMENT
Goggles or
face shield?
Muffler—
how loud?
What’s an
“approved”
helmet?
Join us at the Expo on Tues., April 28 from 8:30 AM –10:00
AM for an overview of the Motorcycle Safety & Enforcement
Training Program in the Empire Room, next to the
Horticulture Center at the New York State Fairground, 581
State Fair Boulevard, Syracuse, New York 13209.
Instructors will introduce police officers and commanders to
the national and state specific motorcycle enforcement issues
and laws in an effort to reduce the number of deaths and
injuries from motorcycle related crashes.
PRACTICAL GUIDELINES
FOR MOTORCYCLE
SAFETY &
ENFORCEMENT
TUES., APRIL 28
8:30 AM TO 10:00 PM
NYS FAIRGROUNDS
EMPIRE ROOM
CERTIFICATES OF
ATTENDANCE
WILL BE SENT
This course will be instructed by NYSACOP
Liaison Dominick Macherone and Sgt. Jim Cleary
of the New York State Police.
Don’t miss this opportunity to join us for this
training program that will take the mystery from
motorcycle enforcement and motorcycle laws.
Certificates of Attendance will be issued.
To register, use this link https://
www.surveymonkey.com/s/ExpoSYR or click
button.
REGISTER HERE
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FREE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES
CAPTURING THE BOSTON MARATHON BOMBERS
Join us at the Expo on Tues., April 28 from 10:30 AM –12:30 PM at the
Empire Room, next to the Horticulture Center at the New York State
Fairground, 581 State Fair Boulevard, Syracuse, New York 13209 for
this riveting account of the Boston Marathon Bombings. On April 15, 2013,
at 2:49 PM, an improvised explosive device (IED) detonated near the finish
line of the Boston Marathon. Three people died, and more than 260 others
needed hospital care, many having lost limbs or suffered horrific wounds.
Those explosions began about 100 hours of intense drama that riveted the
attention of the nation. The response by emergency medical, emergency
management, and law enforcement agencies and by the public at large has
now become known colloquially as “Boston Strong.”
BOSTON MARATHON
BOMBINGS
CHIEF EDWARD DEVEAU
WATERTOWN, MASS.
TUES., APRIL 28
10:30 AM TO 12:30 PM
NYS FAIRGROUNDS
EMPIRE ROOM
CERTIFICATES OF
ATTENDANCE
Viewed as a whole, the events following the Marathon bombing posed
WILL
BE SENT
enormous challenges. The response spanned geographic boundaries, levels
of government (local, state, and federal), professional disciplines, and the
public and
private sectors, bringing together
in both well-planned and
spontaneous ways organizations
with widely varying operating
norms, procedures, cultures,
sources of authority,
perspectives, and interests.
Chief Edward Deveau
(Watertown PD, Mass.) will
review the lessons learned in the
“no notice” event in Watertown.
Beginning with the early morning
hours when a few of his officers
were confronted with gunfire and improvised explosive devices. Continuing with the 18 hour
manhunt which included thousands of federal, state and local law enforcement officers
responding. Chief Deveau will discuss Unified Command, Sheltering in Place and how decisions
were made to place Greater Boston in “lockdown”. Law Enforcement of all ranks will walk away
better prepared when they are confronted with a critical incident. Register at https://
www.surveymonkey.com/s/MarathonBombing or click button:
“Chief Deveau’s presentation caught my eye at a recent training conference. It is relevant to all
from the officer on the street to command and administration level—whether it’s the basics of
incident command or the importance of local networking and communication.
Powerful, informative, organized, emotional, and a dynamic speaker.”
Margaret Ryan—Exec. Director NYSACOP
REGISTER HERE
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