| Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training |
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NEW MANDATORY
CLEET ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 2009
Effective November 1, 2009, any person who is employed as a peace officer
in Oklahoma and who is scheduled to attend a CLEET basic law enforcement
academy in Ada, Oklahoma, must:
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1) Within ninety (90) days of hire and prior to CLEET admission, be required to score a minimum of seventy percent (70%) on a reading, writing, and comprehension examination approved and administered by CLEET;
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2) Prior to CLEET admission, provide proof of a score of a minimum of seventy (70%) percent on a CLEET approved physical assessment test; and
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3) Upon employment and prior to CLEET admission, execute a promissory note payable to CLEET for reimbursement of training expenses if the Peace officer then leaves law enforcement profession within four (4) years of graduating from CLEET.
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More information cab be obtained on CLEET's webpages for each of the requirements:
Physical Test for Safe Participation
Reading, Writing and Comprehension Test
Promissory Note
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CLEET is excited to announce that we have formed a partnership with the Louisiana State University and the Oklahoma Career Tech. System to bring you top of the line Homeland Security Training in a new format. The concept is to allow you to get training of up to twenty-one (21) hours before the end of the 2009, without the need to drive across the state. This exciting new training will allow you to travel to an area Career Tech, and join others like yourself in a classroom setting. Your instructor will be in a different location all together. The great thing is, when you ask a question, the instructor can hear you, see you and answer back. Among the advantages to this training are:
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• See the first evolution of CLEET training
• Less travel time
• Flexibility
• Get more, for less
• Enable people in different locations around the state to collaborate as if they were in the same room.
• Distance is no longer a barrier. |
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Join us and find out for yourself what the excitement is about, and while you’re at it, get that end of the year training you need.
PLEASE REGISTER ON THE CLEET CE REGISTRATION, WALK IN WILL NOT RECEIVE CREDIT FOR THIS TRAINING.
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The following CE classes will be available at five locations across the state: |
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11/10/2009 Preparing for Agro Terrorism 6.5 CE |
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11/17/2009 Awareness /Response to Bio-Event 6.5 CE |
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12/08/2009 Detection/ Prevention Terrorist Acts 8.0 CE |
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The locations are |
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1. Kiamichi Tech Center – Stigler Campus – 1410 Old Military Road, Stigler OK |
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2. Tri-County Tech Center-Bartlesville Campus-6101 Nowata Rd. , Bartlesville OK |
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3. High Plains Tech Center-Woodward Campus-3921 34th St. Woodward OK |
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4. Red River Tech Center-Duncan Campus-3300 West Boise D’Arc, Duncan OK |
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5. Adult and Career Development-1500 W Seventh Ave. Stillwater OK |
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| Senior Leadership |
COP Student List |
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Larry Birney, EdD. - Executive Director
Steve Emmons - Assistant Director
Janet Ingram - Associate Director
James Wilson - Senior Attorney
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Students Eligible for Peace Officer Certification through the Collegiate Officer Program
A list of eligible students is available to all law enforcement agencies. Contact Kelly James at 405-239-5115 or by e-mail at kelly.james@cleet.state.ok.us, for assistance or further information.
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| Final All Changes - Effective July 11, 2009 |
Legal Update 2009 |
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These are the final rule changes adopted by CLEET. These are the Unofficial Rules. The Official Rules can be found at the Secretary of State's website. However, the Official Rules do not presently reflect the rule changes adopted during the 2009 legislative session.
Old language is marked with strikeout and new language is underlined. These rules become effective July 11, 2009.
Final All Rule Changes
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The Oklahoma Legislature was busy this year, and made several changes in criminal law, criminal procedure, and made major changes in Title 10. We have tried our best to summarize those changes which are of the most interest to the law enforcement officer.
Legal Update 2009
(8/21/2009)
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| Continuing Education |
Arizona v. Gant |
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The Absentee Shawnee Tribal Police in cooperation with CLEET will sponsor a Ground Fighting/Weapon Retention Instructor Course conducted by Royce Gracie on October 26th – 30th, 2009, in Ada. Class size is limited to 40 students.
Click here for additional information about the course and registration instructions.
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A recent Supreme Court case has made some changes to Police ability to search a vehicle incident to arrest.
Some important things to note—
a. Gant applies only to this fact situation:
1. The person arrested is in custody and unable to access the passenger compartment of the automobile
2. There is no reason to think there is evidence of the crime (the crime for which the person is arrested) is in the car.
b. Gant does NOT apply to inventories or to probable cause searches of an automobile.
Click here to see the full text of CLEET's interpretation of Arizona v. Gant.
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| Mandatory Training Reminder |
Continuing Education Mandated Training |
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On November 1, 2007, Senate Bill 920 mandated a minimum of six (6) hours of evidence based sexual assault & sexual violence training for every active full-time peace officer by January 1, 2012.
To fulfill this mandate the following two (2) continuing education classes satisfy this requirement:
Evidenced Based Sexual Assault
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Law Enforcement Response to Sexual Assault
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Executive Director Larry Birney and CLEET Staff would like to advise that as of September 9, 2009, more than 9,700 full-time and reserve officers have not met the 2009 continuing education mandates.
This means only 30.51% of officers have met all requirements for calendar year 2009.
Continuing education requirements for active full-time peace officers are as follows:
1. A total of 25 hours of Continuing Education, two of those 25 hours must be related to Recognizing and Handling the Mentally Ill.
2. Handgun requalification.
Active reserve peace officers must complete the Handgun requalification only.
Rosters should be submitted to CLEET as soon as training is completed. Please provide documentation to CLEET if training has been conducted and you have not previously provided those records.
You may fax to 405-239-5190 or mail to CLEET, 2401 Egypt Road, Ada, OK 74820. Please do not fax and mail records.
(9/8/09)
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| District Attorney Firearms Training |
Evidence Based Sexual Assault |
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Firearms Course
(PPT | PDF)
Firearms Card
(Issued by CLEET)
(DOC | PDF)
Firearms Qualification Report
(XLS | PDF)
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Evidence Based Sexual Assault
Curriculum Review Meeting
November 2, 2009
1:00 P.M. at the CLEET Training Center
Ada, OK
All Law Enforcement and Sexual Assault Advocates are welcome to attend this meeting. The topic to be discussed is:
Curriculum developed and presented by the Oregon SATF Sexual Assault Task Force. This is a recognized federally funded Evidence Based Sexual Assault Program, including:
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o Non-Stranger Sexual Assault |
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o Victim Impact |
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o Sexual Assault Laws in Oklahoma |
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o Advocates role |
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o Interviews & Interrogations |
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Contact Tracy Shivers at tracy.shivers@cleet.state.ok.us for questions |
| Firearms Requalification Standards |
Affidavit of Lawful Presence |
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Beginning on January 26, 2008, all CLEET certified peace officers are required to meet certain firearms requalification standards. Officers must attain a qualifying score of not less than seventy percent (70% or 72 points) utilizing their primary duty handgun.
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Effective November 1, 2007, any license obtained from CLEET must have a signed "Affidavit of Lawful Presence" completed, notarized and submitted to CLEET prior to license issuance. |
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