Cancellation Policy: If a refund is needed, please request it prior to Tuesday, April 11 and we'd be glad to refund the full amount. Unfortunately once we submit the meal count to the conference center, we will not be able to issue refunds at that time. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes.
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Meet one of OACP's Annual Conference Presenters: Ed Monk
Topic: Critical Law Enforcement Lessons-Learned from Active Shooter Attacks
Presentation Overview:
This presentation will help law enforcement officers better understand the Active Shooter, his attack, the environment in which we will fight him, what is most likely to happen, how attacks in some types of locations differ from others and demonstrate over 20 law enforcement lessons-learned from successes and failures in efforts to interdict this threat. This information will improve the law enforcement officer's mental, skill, and tactical preparation to stop this threat.
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What: The largest collection of drones (UAS) ever assembled in one location in the Pacific Northwest, along with a demonstration titled "The Future of First Response.”
When: April 25, at 11:30 am (directly following the CIT training at the Convention Center)
Where: Pendleton Airport (a short distance from the Convention Center)
Presenter Bio: Steve Chrisman spearheaded Pendleton's effort to become an FAA-approved unmanned vehicle test range, which truly revitalized a long-struggling WWII-era airport. The Pendleton UAS Range is currently the most active UAS range on the West Coast.
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The OACP Conference, Education & Training Committee believes this showcase, along with the live UAS demonstration, will be a great value-add to those attending the Annual conference. We are excited to offer this to all conference attendees at no additional cost.
Witness Dufour’s 20-ft wingspan VTOL Aero 2 operating for the first time in the Northwest. This will provide a rare chance to view the leading edge of autonomous aerial technologies.
This optional event will include a free lunch. Take advantage of this opportunity before heading home after the conference.
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The Department of Public Safety Standards and Training (DPSST) honored the life and legacy of Jason Myers with a heartfelt bench dedication at the Oregon Public Safety Academy on March 17. OACP Executive Director Kevin Campbell (along with others) had the privilege of sharing some thoughtful words about Jason; his OSSA counterpart and long-time friend. Kevin spoke about Jason's integrity, his competence, and his goodwill. Myers passed away in October 2024 after a courageous two-year battle with cancer. The memorial bench stands as a tribute to his unwavering commitment to public safety and the lasting impact he had on his community.
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FBINAA Oregon Chapter Spring Training
When: April 9, 2025
Where: DPSST - Salem, Oregon
For more information on this training and other training opportunities, please visit the Training Center.
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Deschutes Co. law enforcement teams up with retailers to combat rise in shoplifting
Central Oregon Daily
"Tonight, we had a listening session specifically inviting retailers, loss prevention specialists, and merchandisers around the topic of retail theft,” said Bend Police Chief Mike Krantz.
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Springfield to swear in Jamie Resch as interim police chief
KVAL
Jami Resch will officially take over as Interim Chief of Police while the city searches for someone to fill that role permanently.
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Coos Bay Police Chief gives annual report to City Council
The World Link
Coos Bay Police Department Chief Chris Chapanar gave the annual address to the Coos Bay City council at their meeting on March 5th, 2025, outlining the accomplishments and milestones that 2024 brought for the department.
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Bill would require law enforcement to take ‘biological specimen’ from felony arrestees in TN
WSMV
The bill aims to require someone arrested for a felony offense in Tennessee to give the arresting authority a biological specimen for DNA analysis.
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Former Olympian Wanted for Running Transnational Drug Enterprise and Ordering Several Murders Added to FBI's List of Ten Most Wanted Fugitives
FBI
U.S. Department of State offering reward of up to $10 million for capture of
Former Olympic snowboarder and Canadian national, Ryan Wedding.
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Wash. police academy bans SIG Sauer P320 after unintended discharge incident
Police 1
Two were injured after a recruit fired a shot to the ground; the recruit alleges he did not touch the trigger, while Sig Sauer maintains the P320 handgun cannot fire without a trigger pull
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