RAPID RESPONSE TO ACTIVE SHOOTER GRANT MEETING
K.O. RAYBURN TRAINING CENTER
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2010

The Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training recently received a grant from Homeland Security that will provide training for Rapid Response to Active Shooters. The grant is provided with directions to CLEET to coordinate the training for rapid response for all peace officers in Oklahoma.

In preparation for providing instruction, CLEET will host a statewide planning meeting to receive suggestions for curriculum on Thursday, February 18, 2010 at 1300 hrs. the meeting will be held in the Education Building on the CLEET campus in Ada. The meeting is open to all interested parties. Members of several recognized Tactical Training organizations will provide input on the curriculum.

FIREARMS CURRICULUM REVIEW MEETING
February 17, 2010
1300 Hrs.

CLEET is proposing new curriculum for firearms training for the basic academy and is evaluating the materials for Firearms Instructors courses on January 29th at 1300 hrs. An open meeting will be held at the K.O. Rayburn Training Center in Ada. Anyone interested in the curriculum for these courses is invited to attend this meeting. Meeting will be held in the Education Building at CLEET.

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The Drug Identification Class that was scheduled and cancelled on 01.28/2010 has been rescheduled for:

02/19/2010  Time: 8:30 - 5:00 PM 

Location: Canadian Valley Technology Center, Chickasha

Instructor: Mike Snowden, OBNDD

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2010 Proposed Rule Changes

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Dates: February 16-18, 2010

*****   This Training Class is full effective Jan 05, 2010 *******

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CLEET is looking for dynamic instructors

who have been through the CLEET BID Class

and are wanting to branch out into new territory.

We are interested in adjunct instructors who are willing

To develop new courses for our Distant Learning

classes.  We will hold a Train the Trainer

Class this spring to introduce you to the methods

and manner of conducting Conference Video Training.

If you are qualified and interested, contact:

Walt Birdsong @ 405-239-5136 or waltb@cleet.state.ok.us

Larry Birney, EdD. - Executive Director

Steve Emmons - Assistant Director

Kimberly Richey - Associate Director/General Council

Skipper Williams - Technology Manager

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. 

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

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)

Law Enforcement Officers Safety Ac t “HR 218” FAQ's

(12/02/2009)

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
or
Law Enforcement Response to Sexual Assault

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. 

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) 

 Firearms Course
(PPT | PDF)

Firearms Card
(Issued by CLEET)
(DOC | PDF)

Firearms Qualification Report
(XLS | PDF)

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.

 2401 Egypt Road
Ada, Oklahoma 74820-0669

Main Numbers: 405.239.5100 or 580.310.0871

Main Fax: 580.310.9143 or 405.239.5180
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