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Police Training Commission PTC New Jersey Basic Course for Police Officers Adopted 6/4/14 Effective Date 1/01/15 Revised 1/1/16 Adopted 6/4/2014 Final Version - Effective 1/1/2015 Revised 01.

01.16 DISCLAIMER The trainee recognizes, understands, and acknowledges that all exams to test performance for this course will be drawn from at least one but as many as all of the subsections for each Performance Objective. For example, under Performance Objective 2.2.1, there are five (5) categories of Law Enforcement Agencies that each trainee must identify and understand. The test questions for this Performance Objective will cover at least one (1) but as many as all of these defenses, listed A thru E. In sum, the trainee will be responsible to study and demonstrate an understanding of all of the material taught, whether or not such material is tested. Adopted 6/4/2014 Final Version - Effective 1/1/2015 Revised 01.01.16 -1- FUNCTIONAL AREAS FUNCTIONAL AREA 1.0 Page PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

6 1.1 History and Development of Law Enforcement

8 1.2 Role and Authority of a Law Enforcement Officer

10 1.3 Morals and Ethics

12 1.4 Decision Making

14 1.5 Employing Agency Policies, Procedures, Rules and Regulations, and Radio Communications

15 1.6 Career Influences

17 1.7 Identification of Techniques for Dealing With Stress

18 1.8 The Off-Duty Law Enforcement Officer

20 1.9 Suicide Awareness and Prevention for the Law Enforcement Officer

22 1.10 Internal Affairs Policy and Procedure

27 FUNCTIONAL AREA 2.0 CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

28 2.1 Components of the Criminal Justice System

29 2.2 Law Enforcement Agencies, Related Governmental Bodies, and Police Liaison Units

30 2.3 Prosecution and Grand Jury

32 2.4 New Jersey Court System and Procedures

34 2.5 New Jersey Correctional System and Juvenile Justice Commission

35 FUNCTIONAL AREA 3.0 POLICE COMMUNITY RELATIONS

36 3.1 Basics to Community Oriented Policing

39 3.2 Law Enforcement Responsibility to Provide Community Service

40 3.3 Crime Prevention

42 3.4 Awareness of Emotional Reactions

43 3.5 Cultural Diversity

44 3.6 Crisis Intervention

46 3.7 Community Referrals

47 3.8 Juveniles

48 3.9 Handling Individuals with Special Needs

49 3.10 Gang Awareness

51 3.11 Problem Solving

52 3.12 Racially Influenced Policing

53 3.13 Alcoholism As a Disease

54 3.14 Handling Intoxicated Individuals Under the Alcoholism Treatment and Rehabilitation Act

55 Adopted 6/4/2014 Final Version - Effective 1/1/2015 Revised 01.01.16 -2- FUNCTIONAL AREA 4.0 LAW

56 4.1 Fundamentals of New Jersey Law

59 4.2 Basic Principles of the New Jersey Code of Criminal Justice Title

2 C

61 4.3 Offenses Against Persons

63 4.4 Offenses Against Property

66 4.5 Offenses Against Public Administration

70 4.6 Offenses Against Public Order and Health

73 4.7 Controlled Dangerous Substance Offenses

76 4.8 Laws Pertaining to Juveniles

80 4.9 Prevention of Domestic Violence Act

82 4.10 Sex Offender Notification (Megan'

s Law)86 4.11 Inchoate Crimes

89 4.12 Public Indecency Offenses

90 4.13 Environmental Offenses

91 4.14 Other Public Safety Offenses

93 4.15 Alcoholic Beverage Control Act and Related Title 2C Offenses

94 4.16 Intentionally Deleted 6.3.15

95 4.17 Human Trafficking

96 FUNCTIONAL AREA 5.0 LEGAL REQUIREMENTS OF ARREST, SEARCH, SEIZURE, EVIDENCE AND USE OF FORCE

98 5.1 Constitutional Rights

101 5.2 Probable Cause

103 5.3 Legal Requirements and Procedures of Lawful Arrest

104 5.4 Field Inquiries, Terry Stops and Terry Frisks

106 5.5 Search Warrants

107 5.6 Warrantless Searches and Seizures

110 5.7 Fifth Amendment and Miranda Warnings

113 5.8 Use of Force

115 5.9 Eyewitness Identification.118 5.10 Rules of Evidence

121 5.11 Asset Forfeiture

124 FUNCTIONAL AREA 6.0 COMMUNICATIONS

125 6.1 Note Taking and Report Writing

127 6.2 Telephone Communications

129 6.3 9-1-1 Emergency Response System

130 6.4 Verbal and Non-Verbal Communications

131 6.5 Police Radio Communications

132 Adopted 6/4/2014 Final Version - Effective 1/1/2015 Revised 01.01.16 -3- FUNCTIONAL AREA 7.0 VEHICLE OPERATIONS

133 7.1 Factors Affecting Accident Probability

134 7.2 Legal Requirements and Responsibilities of Police During Emergency and Pursuit Driving.136 7.3 Inspection and Vehicle Maintenance

139 7.4 Vehicle Control Techniques

140 FUNCTIONAL AREA 8.0 EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE

141 8.1 First Responder Training

142 8.2 Controlling Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens

143 FUNCTIONAL AREA 9.0 WEAPONRY AND UNARMED DEFENSE

144 9.1 Firearms Safety

146 9.2 Handgun and Shotgun

147 9.3 Shooting Principles

148 9.4 Range Exercises

149 9.5 Chemical Agent Devices

150 9.6 Unarmed Defense

152 9.7 Baton Techniques

153 9.7(a) Side-Handled Baton Techniques

154 9.7(b) Grip-Action Restraining Device Techniques

155 FUNCTIONAL AREA 10.0 PATROL CONCEPTS

156 10.1 Patrol

162 10.2 Observation and Perception

164 10.3 Patrol Techniques

165 10.4 Pedestrian Suspect Approach and Contact

168 10.5 Vehicle Pullover Techniques

169 10.6 Search of Suspects

171 10.7 Search of Vehicles

172 10.8 Search of Buildings or Areas

173 10.9 Handcuffing

174 10.10 Transportation of Prisoners

175 10.11 Prisoner Processing and Prisoner'

s Rights

176 10.12 Releasing Prisoners From Custody

177 10.13 Tactical Considerations for Crimes-In-Progress

178 10.14 Handling Disturbances, Disputes and Domestic Violence Situations

180 Adopted 6/4/2014 Final Version - Effective 1/1/2015 Revised 01.01.16 -4- 10.15 Civil Disputes

181 10.16 Missing Persons

182 10.17 Handling Sick, Injured, and Deceased Persons

183 10.18 Handling Animals

184 10.19 Sniper and Ambushes

185 10.20 Unusual Occurrences, Disasters, and Accidents

186 10.21 Fire

188 10.22 Riot and Crowd Control

189 10.23 Victim-Witness Services

190 10.24 News Media Relations

191 10.25 Rapid Response to an Active Shooter in a School

192 10.26 Role of the New Jersey Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness and the Joint Terrorism Task Force

193 10.27 Domestic Terrorism

194 10.28 International Terrorism

195 10.29 Identifying Fraudulent or Altered Documents

196 10.30 Incident Command System

197 10.31 First Responder Hazardous Materials Awareness

198 10.32 Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness

199 10.33 Officer Safety

200 FUNCTIONAL AREA 11.0 TRAFFIC

201 11.1 Traffic Enforcement

202 11.2 Motor Vehicle and Traffic Laws

203 11.3 Traffic Stops

206 11.4 Officer'

s Responsibilities at a Crash

208 11.5 Manual Traffic Control

209 FUNCTIONAL AREA 12.0 CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION

210 12.1 Preliminary Investigation-Responsibility of the Responding Officer

213 12.2 Identification of Physical Evidence

214 12.3 Evidence Processing

215 12.4 Bias Crimes

216 12.5 Preparing Crime Scene Notes

218 12.6 Crime Scene Documentation

219 12.7 Locating and Processing Fingerprints

220 12.8 Developing Sources of Information

221 12.9 Planning and Conducting an Interview

222 12.10 Investigative Reports

224 12.11 Courtroom Testimony

225 12.12 New Jersey Criminal Justice Information System

226 Adopted 6/4/2014 Final Version - Effective 1/1/2015 Revised 01.01.16 -5- 12.13 Preliminary Investigation of Serious Crimes Against Persons

228 12.14 Homicide and Crimes Against Persons

229 12.15 Preliminary Investigation of Crimes Against Property

230 12.16 Narcotic Investigation

231 12.17 Sex Crimes Investigation

233 12.18 Child Abuse Investigations

235 FUNCTIONAL AREA 13.0 PHYSICAL FITNESS

236 13.1 Physical Fitness

237 FUNCTIONAL AREA 14.0 PRACTICAL EXERCISE

239 14.1 Practical Exercises

239 FUNCTIONAL AREA 15.0 AGENCY TRAINING

251 15.1 Agency Training

251 Adopted 6/4/2014 Final Version - Effective 1/1/2015 Revised 01.01.16 -6- FUNCTIONAL AREA

1 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT The trainee will recognize the fundamental duties, obligations, influences, and philosophies inherent with the acceptance of a position as a law enforcement officer. He or she will possess a working knowledge of the employing agency organization, chain of command, rules and regulations. INSTRUCTIONAL UNITS: Page 1.1 HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF LAW ENFORCEMENT

8 This unit describes the historical development of law enforcement to modern times. The unit emphasizes the role of law enforcement officers as public servants and community representatives. 1.2 ROLE AND AUTHORITY OF A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

10 This unit covers the specific statutory provisions that authorize an officer to carry a weapon, conduct investigations, serve subpoenas, and make arrests. Also discussed are the professional qualities that the officer should seek to develop, and the role as a public servant and protector of the community. 1.3 MORALS AND ETHICS

12 This unit is concerned with the professional characteristics of law enforcement, and the moral and ethical demands of a career in law enforcement. The consequences of unethical conduct by the law enforcement officer, and the impact of that conduct on the community is discussed. 1.4 DECISION MAKING

14 This unit discusses the decision making process and the ethical standards on which decisions must be based. 1.5 EMPLOYING AGENCY POLICIES, PROCEDURES, RULES, REGULATIONS, RADIO COMMUNICATIONS

15 This unit introduces the trainee to the organizational structure and jurisdiction of his or her agency, the terms to describe the organizational structure, the concept of chain of command, the necessity for a chain of command in police work, and the resulting requirement that an officer follow orders. This unit also discusses agency policies, rules and regulations. Included are employee conduct, agency information, and information from external law enforcement agencies. Adopted 6/4/2014 Final Version - Effective 1/1/2015 Revised 01.01.16 -7- The trainee shall explain both agency policy, and the procedures by which this information is distributed to employees within the agency. 1.6 CAREER INFLUENCES

17 This unit discusses the positive and negative aspects of a police career, and how it affects one'

s interactions with family, friends and the community. It describes various pressures of the job and the consequences one may encounter should the pressures become too great. In order to counteract these negative aspects of a career as a law enforcement officer, the trainee is introduced to a variety of techniques which can be utilized to overcome the respective pressures. 1.7 IDENTIFICATION OF TECHNIQUES FOR DEALING WITH STRESS

18 This unit explains the reasons for human stress, and describes a variety of stress situations that may affect law enforcement activity. It discusses citizen reactions when encountering a law enforcement officer who displays stress, and the possible consequences of such an encounter. It offers techniques for the law enforcement officer to combat the cumulative effects of stress. 1.8 THE OFF-DUTY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

20 This unit covers the role and responsibilities of an off duty law enforcement officer. The appropriate actions to take when confronted with a crime in progress as well as traffic violations are discussed. The interaction with neighbors and merchants is also discussed, as well as the carrying of an off duty firearm. 1.9 SUICIDE AWARENESS AND PREVENTION FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER

22 This unit discusses the causes, symptoms, warning signs and risks associated with officer suicide, and will identify appropriate intervention and prevention strategies to effectively deal with this issue. 1.10 INTERNAL AFFAIRS POLICY AND PROCEDURE

27 This unit introduces the trainee to the basic provisions of the Attorney General guidelines for Internal Affairs Policy and Procedure, which are applicable to all law enforcement agencies under the jurisdiction of the Attorney General. Adopted 6/4/2014 Final Version - Effective 1/1/2015 Revised 01.01.16 -8- INSTRUCTIONAL UNIT 1.1 History and Development of Law Enforcement UNIT GOAL The trainee will be able to identify ........