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Busses, Highway, Canine,
Parcels, Train, Truck,
Airport, Hotel/Motel & Asset Forfeiture
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CRIMINAL
INTERDICTION
Jan 20-22, 2010
Urbana, IL
Hosted by:
ILEAS
1701 East Main Street Urbana, Illinois 61802
CLASSES
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Consent & Detention
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Criminal Characteristics
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Hotel
Motel
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Canine Investigations
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Knock
& Talks/Parcel Interdiction
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Asset
Forfeiture/Bus Interdiction
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Criminal Patrol Interdiction
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Narcotic Officer Survival & Tactical Response
Conference Fee: $275.00
Attendees Responsible for Hotel Reservations
Area Hotels :
Wingate by Wyndham 217-355-5566
Holiday Inn Express 217-328-0328
Reference INIA Seminar
Registration Dead Line: 1-5-2010
More info & registration >
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Course Description
This course is
designed for those working Interdiction in Bus Stations, Highways, Amtrak
Stations, Airports, Hotel/Motel, Package and Freight groups and for K-9
Handlers. After attending this seminar, an individual officer/agent will be
totally prepared to begin work at any interdiction assignment. Heavy
emphasis is placed on Case Law and the legalities of both Consensual
Searches and Detentions. Search Warrants, Characteristics, Civil Liability
and Interviewing are all topics discussed in depth.
Participants will
be able to understand the fundamental and technical tactics, terminology,
and problem areas of interdiction stops. Instruction will show the need to
understand the relationship of interdiction stops to the fourth amendment.
Students will obtain a working knowledge of the case law pertaining to
vehicle stops and searches. The investigative procedures involved in
suspect/defendant interviews will be emphasized. Vehicle content analysis,
hidden compartments, document warrants, controlled deliveries of contraband,
asset seizures, case debriefs, preparing reports and court testimony will be
accentuated.

Instructors
Clay
Searle
is retired from the Los Angeles Police Department. Twenty of Clay's
twenty five years on LAPD were spent working narcotics. Working as a
Detective, he was assigned to the Los Angeles International Airport for
over fifteen years. Clay formed the first LAPD Bus and Train Squad and
formulated the first "package squad" in the country. He is the
co-founder of INIA and the "Skynarc" annual conference. He implemented
the certification process and the current course content for DEA's Drug
Interdiction "Jetway" training program. Internationally, Clay has taught
criminal interdiction in Athens Greece for the 2004 Olympics, Peru,
Colombia, Thailand, Bolivia, Russia, China, Ecuador, Mexico, Turkey and
many other countries. He has written numerous articles on interdiction
including “Criminal
Profiling in Transportation Centers as a Tool for Counter-Terrorism”
and “Profiling
in Law Enforcement”. Clay has a Bachelor of Science Degree (BS) in
Criminology from California State University at Long Beach.
E-mail
info@policetraining.net or phone 888.346.3460.
Mark Parker is currently employed as a Special Agent with the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation. S/A Parker has been in law enforcement for 12 years, with 10 years being with the NC
SBI. S/A Parker has been working drug investigations, primarily focusing on all phases of interdiction investigations for his NC SBI career. S/A Parker is also assigned as a Task Force Agent with the Raleigh, NC DEA Resident Office, concentrating on interdiction and asset forfeiture cases. S/A Parker is involved on a daily basis with the process of seizing assets and through trial and error has developed techniques to simplify and facilitate asset forfeiture seizures for street and interdiction officers. S/A Parker is a certified state instructor, who has taught for INIA at national and international conferences.
Ed Schumacher is a retired Detective Sergeant with the
Narcotics Bureau of the Miami-Dade Police Department and has thirty-one (32) years of law
enforcement experience including twenty-four (24) years of narcotics investigation
experience. Ed most recently served as the Sergeant supervisor of the Domestic
Interdiction Unit at the Miami International Airport and also the supervisor of the
Miami-Dade P.D. Kidnapping Squad. He has been a State of Florida certified law
enforcement instructor and has taught at the Southeast Criminal Justice Institute,
Miami-Dade Community College Criminal Justice Program, Miami-Dade P.D. Training Bureau and
the Drug Enforcement Administrations Jetway and Basic Narcotic Investigators Programs. Ed
was a pioneer in the interdiction field and is an expert in airport, bus and train
interdiction. Ed is a member of the Board of Directors of the International Narcotics
Interdiction Association.
Steve
Sloan
has been a member of the San Diego
Police Department for over 26 years. He started working narcotic detection
canines in 1985 as the first narcotic detection canine handler for the
department. In 1988, Steve developed and taught the first narcotic detection
canine class for the San Diego Police Department. Steve was the lead
narcotic detection canine trainer for the San Diego Police Department from
1988 to 1993. In 1993 Detective Sloan was promoted to Detectives and
transferred to the Narcotics Section. Steve was assigned to the San Diego
International Airport Harbor Narcotic Task Force as a Detective/Canine
handler from 1993 to 1996. Steve developed a narcotic detection canine
program for the Investigation Bureau of the San Diego Police Department and
currently has three additional narcotic detection canines assigned for
training. Steve was assigned to the Drug Enforcement Administration, San
Diego Integrated Narcotic Task Force Parcel Interdiction team from 1996 to
2004. He was assigned parcel/freight investigations for eight years and is
currently assigned again to the San Diego Airport interdiction team. Steve
is the current president of the California Narcotic Canine Association,
certifying official, executive board member and is one of its founding
members. Steve is also a member of the board of directors of the
International Narcotic Interdiction Association. Steve was the California
Narcotic Officers Association Region IV Chairman from 1992 through 1996.
Steve has instructed for the Drug Enforcement Administration, JETWAY,
SKYNARC, INIA, California Narcotic Officers Association, Arizona Narcotic
Officers Association, California Narcotic Canine Association, State of
California Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement and San Diego Police Department.
Steve has acquired extensive knowledge and expertise in working narcotic
detection canines, canine case law, canine court testimony, parcel
interdiction and airport interdiction. . Sloan is an internationally
recognized expert on narcotic detection dogs and their training. He has
lectured throughout the United States, as well as in Brazil, Germany, Egypt,
Mexico and Saipan Steve has testified as a State of California and Federal
court recognized expert in the fields of narcotic canine detection and
training and parcel interdiction.
E-mail -
steve@inia.org.
David Rivers is a Detective Sergeant with the
Oklahoma City Police Department and has seventeen years of law enforcement experience,
including 11 years of narcotics investigative experience. He has a degree in Police
Science from the Oklahoma State University. David is currently part of the Oklahoma City
Drug Interdiction Unit. He is a State of Oklahoma and DEA certified law enforcement
instructor and has instructed bus and parcel interdiction at Oklahoma State University,
Oklahoma State Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs A-One Conference, California
Narcotics Canine Association, Drug Enforcement Administrations Jetway Programs and SkyNarc
conferences. David is a certified drug detector dog handler and is currently a
drugdetector dog certifier for the State of Oklahoma.
Carl Wall is currently a Special Agent with the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation. SA Wall has been in law enforcement for 11 years, 5 years with the Wake County Sheriff’s Office and 6 years as a Special Agent. SA Wall has been assigned as a Drug Enforcement Administration Task Force Office for the last four years assigned to the Raleigh, North Carolina Resident Office. SA Wall has processed seizure cases for various local and state agencies, he has been involved in some of the largest currency seizures in North Carolina. SA Wall teaches asset forfeiture across North Carolina for local agencies and has taught at the INIA National Conference.
Jason
Crocker is a Deputy Sheriff with the Johnston County
Sheriff's Office in Smithfield, North Carolina. Deputy Crocker has over 10
years experience in law enforcement and has been assigned to the Criminal
Interdiction Unit for the past 5 years. Deputy Crocker patrols Interstate 95
and Interstate 40, along with his partner Deputy Danny Johnson. Deputy
Crocker has been involved in seizing over 6 million dollars in drugs and
drug proceeds. Deputy Crocker is experienced in locating non-factory
compartments inside automobiles. Deputy Crocker received the National
Criminal Enforcement Association R.E.B. 314 Honorable Mention Interdiction
Team Award and was awarded by the El Paso Intelligence Center and the Drug
Enforcement Administration for Outstanding Highway Interdiction Seizures.
Deputy Crocker is a certified state instructor and has instructed locally
and internationally on recognizing criminal indicators and locating
non-factory hidden compartments.

Danny
Johnson is a Deputy Sheriff/K-9 Handler with the Johnston County
Sheriff's Office in Smithfield, North Carolina. Deputy Danny Johnson has
over 11 years experience in law enforcement and has been assigned to the
Criminal Interdiction Unit for the past 5 years. Deputy Danny Johnson
patrols Interstate 95 and Interstate 40 and
along with his partner Jason Crocker have been involved with seizing over 6
million dollars in drugs and drug proceeds. Deputy Danny Johnson is
experienced in locating non-factory compartment inside automobiles. Deputy
Danny Johnson received the National Criminal Enforcement Association R.E.B.
314 Honorable Mentioned Interdiction Team Award and the National Criminal
Enforcement Association Largest Ecstacy Seizure Award. Deputy Johnson was
awarded Largest Highway Interdiction Ecstacy Seizure and Outstanding Highway
Interdiction Seizures given by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the
El Paso Intelligence Center. Danny Johnson is a certified state instructor
and has instructed locally and internationally on recognizing criminal
indicators and locating non-factory hidden compartments.

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