Northeast Advanced Law Enforcement Training L.L.C.
Presents: Two days Criminal Interdiction Law Enforcement seminar. Stopping the criminal, Identifying Deceptive Behavior. Roadside interview techniques. Hidden Compartments.
Racial profiling issues, Officer safety.

Dates: November 6th and 7th, 2009.
Time: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm
Location: Passaic County Public Safety Academy (Fire Academy, not the Police Academy)
300 Oldham Rd., Wayne NJ 07470.

Seminar topics:
Criminal/Drugs Interdiction Seminar: This course is suitable for all patrol Officers interested in the detection of criminal contraband and Vehicle’s hidden compartments. This seminar is suitable for Highway criminal interdiction, as well as city patrol duties. Regardless of where you work, criminals are more vulnerable while traveling in a motor vehicle. That is your best chance to interdict them and locked them up.


Instructed by:
Wicomico County MD, Sheriff Mike Lewis. Sheriff Lewis retired as a Sergeant with the Maryland State Police, Pro-Active Criminal Enforcement Team (PACE) after twenty-two years of loyal and dedicated service. In addition to his duties as the agency’s leading Criminal Interdiction Expert, Sheriff Lewis remains a CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR through the Maryland Police Training Commission, and a certified MASTER INSTRUCTOR through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Sheriff Lewis was directly responsible for the training and educating of all Maryland State Police personnel in the Criminal Interdiction Venue. He pioneered the Drug Interdiction Program along Maryland’s notorious U.S. Rt. 13 corridor, coordinating many multi-jurisdictional investigations following the seizures of large amounts of illegal contraband. During his twenty-two years as a Maryland State Trooper, he made many nationally recognized seizures of CRACK COCAINE along Maryland’s East Coast.
Sheriff Lewis has been judicially recognized by the federal & state courts of this country as an EXPERT in the areas of Highway Interdiction, Hidden Compartments & Drug Valuation. Officers would be able to utilize the techniques learned in this seminar on their day to day patrol duties to increase the number of quality arrests.


Cost: Before October 26th $ 110.00.
After October 29th $ 135.00.

For registrations: Law Enforcement Officers only. proper I.D.
Certificates will be awarded at the end of the seminar.
Click here to register for the seminar: 15 % discount will be offer to LPOA members.
http://northeastpolicetraining.com
Breakfast and light beverages will be provided. Proper attire is required. Seats are limited.