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Active Shooters
Among Us
Let's
Think 'Different' ... Together
Webinar
Wednesday, August
17th, 2022, 7:50 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. EDT
8:00
a.m. to 9:15 a.m. - Panel I:
Preliminary
Attack Behaviors of Active Shooters -
The Who, the How, and the Why
Dr. Frank Straub, the National Policing Institute
Mr. Mark Potok, Investigative Journalist
Captain Rob Reyna,Modesto Police Department
MODERATOR: James DePelisi, Director/CEO, Broward County Crime Commission
BREAK - 9:15 a.m.
to 9:20 a.m.
9:20
a.m. to 10:35 a.m. - Panel II:
Should
Teachers Be Allowed to
Carry Guns at Schools? The Debate
Florida Senator Lori Berman, District 31, Boynton Beach
Dr. Michael Alicea, Barry University School of Social Work
Ms. Kelly Drane, Research Director, The Gifford's Law Center
Retired Florida Senator, David Simmons,DSK Law
Retired Deputy, Craig Glasser, Palm Beach Sheriff’s Office(PBSO)
Mr. Jason Winder, Teacher, Uintah County, Utah
Florida State Representative Chip LaMarca, District 100,
Lighthouse Point
Sheriff Eric Aden, Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office
Mr.Tim Hay, Executive Director, Office of Safe Schools, Florida Department of Education
MODERATOR: Judge Mindy Brown, County Court, 17th Judicial Circuit
BREAK - 10:35
a.m. to 10:40 a.m.
10:40 a.m. to 11:55 a.m. -
Panel III:
Survivors of
Active Shooter Events
Hear Their Words
Mr. Frank DeAngelis, Retired Principal, Columbine High School
Ms. Leigh Waldman, Invesigative Journalist, KSAT TV, Texas
Ms. Amanda Lee, Survivor, Marjory Stoneman Douglas
MODERATOR: Dr. Jill Levenson, School of Social Work, Barry University
ABOUT
THE BROWARD COUNTY CRIME COMMISSION:
Founded in 1976, by Proclamation of the citizenry of south
Florida, the Broward County Crime Commission is one of 22
Citizen Crime Commissions in America, and the fifth oldest in
the United States. Its mission is to assess and evaluate
crime, and social issues which can transpire into crime,
within Broward County (and the state of Florida, in general),
and to work in concert with the General Public, Law
Enforcement, and Criminal Justice System to derive preemptive
and preventive solutions to such crimes, through Behavioral
Health Analytics, Academic Programs, and Community Outreach
Programs.
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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.
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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.
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Disclaimer: Sponsorship, Underwriter, Contribution, and Event proceeds go
toward covering both the hard and soft costs of the Event before, during, and after the Event; as well as
expenses affiliated with the Broward CountyCrime Commission’s ongoing Criminal Justice and Community Outreach Programs
throughout the calendar year, including but not limited to research, planning, writing, printing,
postage, human resources personnel, and distribution associated with the Crime Commission's CSI: STEM Leadership
Youth Summer Camp, its Building Bridges Mental Health Conference Series, its Ministry Outreach Program and
Crime Commission White Paper Criminal Justice studies. U.S. Public Safety and Management is a Florida
Corporation whereas its functions include but are not limited to: research, logistics, strategic planning,
general management services, manuscript activities, editing processes, layout design work, event planning, event
organizing, and project management, among other practices. In certain instances, U.S. Public Safety and
Management has entered into an agreement with the Broward County Crime Commission in facilitating some the
aforementioned specializations. Some of theprincipals of the Broward County Crime Commission are also principals of
U.S. Public Safety and Management.
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