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We hope you enjoyed our September 2019 Webinar. To make sure you don’t miss the next one, signup here: www.leftasystems.org/webinar Please Note: The views expressed herein are those of the presenter; they do not necessarily reflect the views of LEFTA Systems. “I just wanted to say welcome to our September 2019 webinar. The topic today is, Officer Involved Shootings: Suggested Practices for the Wellbeing of Your Officers and Your Agencies. Before I get started, I just wanted to say that these aren’t hard and fast rules. These are merely suggestions that I have personally used in officer involved shooting investigations
We hope you enjoyed our July 2019 Webinar. To make sure you don’t miss the next one, signup here: www.leftasystems.org/webinar Please Note: The views expressed herein are those of the presenter; they do not necessarily reflect the views of LEFTA Systems. “Our webinar today is The Awkward Condition of Using Force in a Free Society. And that’s just a catchy term. But what I’m trying to say is, in America, using force seems a little bit against what we stand for, freedom and that type of thing. But there is a time when as law enforcement officers, we need to
We hope you enjoyed our June 2019 Webinar. To make sure you don’t miss the next one, signup here: www.leftasystems.org/webinar Please Note: The views expressed herein are those of the presenter; they do not necessarily reflect the views of LEFTA Systems. “I first want to thank you all for joining us today. The title of this is Limiting Law Enforcement Liability with Technology and we’re delighted to have you all in attendance for the LEFTA Systems June webinar series. Again, the topic is going to be limiting law enforcement liability with technology. I’m your presenter, my name is Cory Keith.
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) recently implemented Law Enforcement Field Training Application (LEFTA), an automated, web-based, and comprehensive field training officer (FTO) software program. LEFTA monitors, documents and tracks the on-the-job performance of police officers/sheriff deputies, corrections officers, community service officers, and communications officers/dispatchers during the field training curriculum and probationary period. First developed by the San Jose Police Department, the FTO program trains and prepares new officers to function as solo beat officers at the conclusion of their training cycle. Field Training Officers, also known as FTOs, assess new officers in training using a score-based system which is
