The Virginia State Crime Clinic is proud to announce our 58th Annual State Crime Clinic Training Seminar. This seminar aims to build cohesion and partnerships between law enforcement agencies and private security services that provide critical services to our constituencies. Building upon past conferences and trainings, this seminar will highlight various pertinent topics delivered by exceptional trainers across the Commonwealth and nation. Do not miss this excellent opportunity to experience firsthand how law enforcement and private security can join forces to make our communities safer.  With so many different acts of crime and terrorism impacting our communities daily, now is a critical time to improve collaboration. 

Intended Audience

This seminar is designed for law enforcement officers and those working in the corporate and private security industry. Related professions are welcome.

Partial In-service Credit –  Total Hours (TBD)

Topics to be addressed

(CRCC) Civilian Response and Casualty Care (4 Hours) ~

Facilitators: Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services 

Civilian Active Attack Program  Trainers

A coordinated effort through a "whole community approach" to establish stakeholders within the community and empower citizens to become "Immediate Responders" who do what they can, where they are, with what they have to work with until "First Responders" arrive. Using the basics of Avoid, Deny, and Defend against an active attack and aiding in the solution to stop the dying with basic medical treatment from the “Stop the Bleed” program.

Human Trafficking Training (4 Hours)

Facilitators: Officer Bellamy and Officer Lewis  

Chesterfield County Police

This course will explain Human Trafficking and the most common types in our areas. It will list red flags for law enforcement to look for while on calls for service and traffic stops. The presentation will also list some resources for victims. It will also discuss the trafficking that is present in many massage parlors along the East Coast. The presentation will end with Chesterfield County Case Studies.

Legal Update with a Special Focus on Developments, Law, and Case of Interest to the Private Sector and Law Enforcement   (4 Hours)    

Facilitator: D. J. Hansen

Chief Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney City of Chesapeake

  Cultural Diversity (4 Hours)

Facilitator: Henrico County Police Division

Sgt. Sopheap “Soap” Chamreun

 Officer Heidi Barton-Rojas

 Officer Carlos Luis-Ceballos

 Officer Daniel Baehr.

Participant Registration and Cost

Pre-registration is required as there will be no on-site registration. The conference pre-registration fee is $100 per person with a bonus for any department or company with (4) paid attendees; the (5th) attendee will be free. 

The registration fee covers Instruction + DCJS Credits, Thursday and Friday Hot Breakfast, Thursday Lunch Provided, and Evening Reception. Breaks Wednesday and Thursday.

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 On Line Registration 

Transportation, Lodging and Meals

Attendees are responsible for their transportation, lodging, and meal expenses not covered in the registration fee.  Our host hotel is the Holiday Inn & Suites Virginia Beach – North Beach3900 Atlantic Avenue Virginia Beach, Virginia 23451 Relax on a private balcony overlooking Virginia Beach in each hotel guest room. The bright design rejuvenates the senses, and a flat-screen TV, iPod docking station, free Wi-Fi access, and a microwave and fridge make your stay convenient. Each guest room is limited to one parking pass.

 Guest Rooms are $120.00 plus tax per night.

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