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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191219T083000
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SUMMARY:2019 Atlantic City Training - NJHIA NON-Members
DESCRIPTION:The New Jersey Homicide Investigators Association is proud to present…\n  \n \nForensic Linguistics\nPresented by James Fitzgerald (Retired FBI Agent)\nCriminal Profiler for the UNABOMB Investigation\n\nFitzgerald’s career in law enforcement began in 1976 when he was hired as a police officer by the municipality of Bensalem Township\, Pennsylvania. In 1987\, after eleven years of local police work culminating in his promotion to the rank of sergeant\, he was recruited by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Upon graduation from the FBI Academy in Quantico\, Virginia\, Fitzgerald was assigned to the New York Field Division’s Joint Bank Robbery Task Force. In 1995\, Fitzgerald was promoted to Criminal Profiler at the National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime\, which would later become the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit\, or BAU. Through myriad investigations of homicide\, serial rape\, extortion\, kidnapping\, and workplace violence\, Fitzgerald refined his skills in text analysis and threat assessment\, specialties that proved crucial to the successful resolution of the UNABOM investigation. \nIn addition to his duties as a profiler and forensic linguist at the BAU\, Fitzgerald was also responsible for developing training programs and tools to improve the threat assessment capabilities of the FBI. Among these is the Communicated Threat Assessment Database (CTAD)\, an exhaustively indexed repository of data consisting of every communicated threat encountered in the course of FBI investigations. \nFitzgerald has remained active in the fields of criminal profiling and forensic linguistics since retiring from the FBI\, holding positions as adjunct faculty at both Hofstra University in Hempstead\, New York and Stockton University in Pomona\, New Jersey. He also continues to work as a private consultant and technical advisor to media productions such as Criminal Minds and Sleepy Hollow. James Fitzgerald’s latest media project\, the Discovery Channel’s (2017) 8-part miniseries\, Manhunt: Unabomber\, features actor Sam Worthington as James “Fitz” Fitzgerald and Paul Bettany as Ted Kaczynski. \n\n\n  \n\n  \n \nHunting Serial Killers\nPresented by Caroline V. Comerford\, M.A.\, Criminologist\nCaroline Comerford is a doctoral candidate in the International Crime and Justice PhD program at Florida International University. She specializes in violent serial crime\, specifically home invasion serial homicide. Her other areas of research include environmental criminology\, situational crime prevention\, and geospatial analysis. She has published papers in the following journals: Victims & Offenders\, Crime\, Law\, & Social Change\, and International Journal of Comparative & Applied Criminal Justice. She has also presented various papers on the topic of serial homicide at the American Society of Criminology and Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences annual conferences\, as well as presented on the hunting patterns of serial killers for renowned sexual violence and deviant pathology expert\, Dr. Lawrence J. Simon. Caroline has a Masters in Criminal Justice specializing in Criminology & Deviance from John Jay College of Criminal Justice and holds a B.A. in Justice Studies from Montclair State University. \n  \n  \n\n  \n \nLessons Learned\nPresented by Edgar Rios and James Letts\n(Retired Trenton Police Department)\n  \nThe story of a Trenton Police Department fatal shooting where two officers were shot but continued to stay in the fight\, told by the officers. \n  \nFREE to all NJHIA Members – CLICK HERE to login.\nNot a member? Click here to CLICK HERE to sign up.\n  \nBorgata is offering a discounted room rate to our attendees until November 27\, 2019.  Use Group Code “GBVST19” to book your rooms or CLICK HERE to book.\n  \nNon-Members will be subject to a $100 Registration Fee. \nAttendees from organizations that are unable to pay for their membership fee\, but will pay for the training will be added to our member list as well. \n  \nPurchase Orders through your department will be accepted\, select “Check / Purchase Order” during checkout. \n 
URL:https://njhia.org/event/2019-atlantic-city-training-njhia-non-members/
LOCATION:Borgata Hotel and Casino\, 1 Borgata Way\, Atlantic City\, NJ\, 08401\, United States
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SUMMARY:2018 Atlantic City Training - NJHIA NON-Members
DESCRIPTION:The New Jersey Homicide Investigators Association is proud to present…\n  \n \nSexual Deviant Killers\nPresented by Dr. Lawrence Simon\nLawrence J. Simon is the author of the book(s) “Murder by Numbers: Perspectives on Serial Sexual Violence” and “Mortal Desire: Origins of Sexual Violence” For over a decade he has devoted his services to law enforcement\, legal\, advocacy and forensic professionals throughout the country and is recognized within the law enforcement community as one of the most knowledgeable\, skilled and respected instructors on this very challenging subject. Thousands have attended his innovative trainings. He has been a keynote speaker at major national and state-sponsored conferences across the United States and Canada. Dr. Simon is also widely known for maintaining long-lasting professional relationships with many of his clientele and has been dependable in his delivery of fantastic and innovative presentations. For informational purposes Dr. Simon is accepted by the American Board of Sexology as a diplomat and certified as a Sexologist. He earned his doctorate degree in Clinical Psychology specializing in Forensic psychology from an APA accredited institution in Miami graduating in 2007. He is regularly requested by law enforcement and legal staff to serve as a consultant on numerous cases involving crimes of a sexual and explicit nature\, including cold case serial homicides. He’s appeared on a major news network discussing his research and the minds of serial murderers. Dr. Simon has spent most of his professional years employed within corrections where he’s interviewed\, treated and assessed some of the most dangerous inmates in the country including inmates housed on death row. Dr. Simon’s latest book titled Mortal Desire\, released in November 2016 highlights the spectrums of sexual deviant pathology while analyzing and interpreting true accounts and disturbing viewpoints behind their violent crimes from some of the most sinister men behind bars. \n  \n\n  \n \nThe Josh Vadell Story\nPresented by Josh Vadell\, Thomas McCabe and William Mazur\nHow resilience\, love and the warrior spirit play a key role in surviving critical incidents Josh Vadell is a husband and father of three girls. He is a 10 year veteran of the Atlantic City Police Department where he served in the Operations Division. On September 3\, 2016\, while on duty\, Josh was shot in the head and critically injured while he and his partner interrupted an armed robbery in progress. After his near fatal incident\, he has gone through extensive physical and emotional therapy and has endured numerous surgeries for injuries sustained because of the shooting. \nAs part of his ongoing recovery\, Josh has appeared as a guest speaker to share his miraculous story of love\, resiliency and how the warrior spirit plays a significant role in surviving critical incidents. Josh and his wife recently started a non-profit foundation called “The Josh Vadell Foundation” which they are very passionate about. The mission of the foundation is to provide monetary and emotional support to families of officers critically injured in the line of duty. \n  \nFREE to all NJHIA Members – CLICK HERE to login.\nNot a member? Click here to CLICK HERE to sign up.\n\nBorgata is offering NJHIA attendees a discounted room rate of $89 per night until November 28\, 2018. Use  Promo Code: GBHVT18 or CLICK HERE to reserve a room.\n  \nNon-Members will be subject to a $100 Registration Fee. \nAttendees from organizations that are unable to pay for their membership fee\, but will pay for the training will be added to our member list as well. \n  \nPurchase Orders through your department will be accepted\, select “Check / Purchase Order” during checkout. \n 
URL:https://njhia.org/event/2018-atlantic-city-training-njhia-non-members/
LOCATION:Borgata Hotel and Casino\, 1 Borgata Way\, Atlantic City\, NJ\, 08401\, United States
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SUMMARY:NJHIA - 2017 Atlantic City Training for Non-Members
DESCRIPTION:New Jersey Homicide Investigators Association\nPresents:\nNJSP ROIC South – Capabilities Briefing \nNJ Department of Corrections – NJ State Prison Intel\nAtlantic City PD and Pleasantville PD – Gang Criminality Cases \nand \nDetective Paul Makuc (Connecticut State Police) – Arson Homicide Case Study\nNovember 9 & 10\, 2017\nTropicana Casino & Resort Atlantic City\n2831 Boardwalk\nAtlantic City\, NJ\n$100 to attend the training for non-members but Free to Members.  To join the NJHIA and save $50 on this training CLICK HERE.   $50 Registration Fee for lifetime membership\, which includes 2-3 free training opportunities each year. 
URL:https://njhia.org/event/njhia-2017-ac-non/
LOCATION:Tropicana Hotel and Casino\, 2831 Boardwalk\, Atlantic City\, NJ\, 08401\, United States
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