Drones: Enforcement and Use for Police

Description:

The personal and commercial use of drones have increased exponentially in the past couple of years. Officers are being called to respond to complaints and questions from citizens at a regular rate. Your officers need to be properly trained in how to respond to citizen inquiries as well as how to act within the legal framework of applicable state and federal law. Failing to train your officers in this emerging area of law enforcement could get your agency negative press or worse a lawsuit. The “Drones: Enforcement and Use for Police” course is your solution.

Students will take away the following learning objectives:

Police response to drones/UAS

The history, capabilities and threats of drones/UAS.
Applicable federal, state, and local laws and case law that apply to drones/UAS.
Agency and officer liability in responding to drone/UAS incidents.
Dealing with the FAA.
Strategies for dealing with drone/UAS incidents.
Policy and training implications and guidance.

Law Enforcement use of UAS

Police applications and current technology limitations
Compliance and authorizations to use UAS for Law Enforcement
Civil and criminal liability for unauthorized use of UAS
Guidance for the lawful use and deployment strategies

and much more…

The course instructor is a nationally recognized expert in both drone policy and law. He has a law degree from Seton Hall University Law School and a Doctorate of Science from New Jersey City University with a concentration in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAS)/drone policy and regulatory compliance. As a former New Jersey police commander he is uniquely educated and experienced to teach your officers in this emerging field.

• Date: 09/01/2016
• Address: Rowan University Police Department, Chamberlain Student Center, Room 127, 201 Mullica Hill Road Glassboro, NJ  08028
• Cost: $79
• Website: http://peelinstitute.org/20160901_UAS_Glassboro.asp
• Contact Person: Ted Bremer
• Contact E-mail: tbremer@peelinstitute.org
• Contact Phone: 9082351999
• Topics: Critical Incident Command, Intelligence, Surveillance, Technical Operations,