“Schedule I Narcotics: Investigating the Mental State Behind Violent Crimes"

November 14,2014

Doubletree by Hilton

100 Fairway Drive Deerfield Beach, FL 33441

Schedule I Narcotics: Investigating the Mental State Behind Violent Crimes
is part of the Crime Commission's Building Bridges Mental Health Conference Series

The Broward County Crime Commission invites you to attend our Conference on November, 14, 2014 at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel in Deerfield Beach, Fl.

This first of it's kind conference will offer four panels with approximately 20 expert speakers

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

UPCOMING EVENTS

Prosecutor of the Year and Victim Advocate of the Year Dinner - Wednesday11/5/2014

Schedule 1 Narcotics: Investigating the Mental State Behind the Violent Crimes Conference - Friday 11/14/2014

School Resource Officer of the Year Breakfast - Tuesday 12/16/2014

Broward County Crime Commission announces its new Ministries!

*Mental Illness Ministry

*Homeless Ministry

For more information on this ministry initiative - click here

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The Broward County Crime Commission is one of the foremost and pioneering Crime Commissions constituted in the United States. Established and Founded by Frank R. Pinter in 1976, the Crime Commission was initially constructed as a civilian monitor for the Criminal Justice System. It evolved out of a concern and petition from the citizens of Broward County, to ensure that Law Enforcement was properly funded and allotted the maximum resources to fight crime in Broward County.

Today, the Broward County Crime Commission’s primary purpose is to study, report and make recommendations in all areas of public safety and public protection. With an expressed interest in continually improving the Criminal Justice System, one of the main edicts of the Crime Commission is to preserve the integrity of the governmental process, so that law enforcement is well equipped to better protect the citizens of Broward County.

As such, the Broward County Crime Commission seeks innovative solutions and works in cooperation with federal, state, county and local law enforcement agencies. Valuing these relationships, the Crime Commission serves as both a liaison of public sentiment and a resource of information to Broward County’s 38 criminal justice agencies regarding a myriad of public safety issues, including but not limited to: training, public security, business intelligence policing, human resources, police science & technology, inter-agency cooperation, and law enforcement finance & economics.

Additionally, the Crime Commission promotes citizen communication and involvement via a variety of community-based initiatives.