2024 Symposium

Learn the inside of investigative interviews as developed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Instructor is Scott Duffy retired FBI.

Information posted and shared across various social media platforms has been affecting drug trafficking and usage across America in our local communities, schools, and families. Learn how this impacts our economy, healthcare systems, schools and law enforcement agencies. Presenter is SSA Alan McGill Pa Attorney General.

Sovereign Citizenship mindset and individual beliefs of non-governmental compliance is on the rise. Law Enforcement needs to be aware of the tactics used, symbols represented, terminology of this group and how to properly and safely engage with individuals who have adopted this mindset. Presented by Frank O’Brien-MAGLOCLEN and Lt. Steve Foreman-Middletown Township Police.

The presentation will include Information about the Pennsylvania State Police Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Program. Assessment information on schools and higher education facilities, including best practices and options for consideration. The services our Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Team provides and the process for obtaining a Risk and Vulnerability Assessment.  

Sergeant  Scott F. C. ROSSMAN | Risk and Vulnerability Assessment Team Supervisor

Pennsylvania State Police | Bureau of Criminal Investigation

Intelligence Division | Domestic Security Section

We will deconstruct emotional intelligence to upgrade your ability to manage your own emotions. This workshop will move beyond active listening tricks and focus on active connections to build relationships in high stakes encounters. Participants will learn how to enhance their self-awareness and communication skills during stressful situations. Presented by Sgt. Matt Porter

This presentation will help you learn about the training programs and resources that are available by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board and you will receive an overview of available grants aimed at reducing underage and dangerous drinking of our youth. Agents will also provide information on understanding liquor licenses in your community and the proper process and resources to address problem establishments.

Attendees will receive a briefing on Leader and Staff Friction Points and it’s impact to incident response planning and execution.

Crisis Response Leader Training (CRLT), Inc. develops 3D simulations for leaders to develop greater problem-solving skills for incident preparedness and response through a blended approach where learning management systems are directly linked to simulation performance within engaging, thought-provoking 3D scenarios. By Tod Langley.

This presentation is a “go and show “presentation that attendees will be able to use in your local communities to educate parishioners how to better protect their place of worship. This presentation is a PowerPoint prepared by PCPOA and you will get to sit through a slide by slide demonstration of the program and how to utilize it best to protect your own local religious organizations.

This presentation is a “go and show “presentation that attendees will be able to use in your local communities to educate citizens on how to avoid becoming a victim of a cryptocurrency scam. The presentation breaks down a very complex topic into simple, easy to understand terms that officers can share with residents of their communities to better advise them on how not to become ripped off when being requested to make payments by crypto and investments in possible cryptocurrency opportunities. 

This presentation is a “go and show “presentation that attendees will be able to use in your local communities to educate our  senior population on basic safety tips. The presentation provides tips on safety measures for older adults in home and while out and about. This presentation is great to be used as your first presentation being introduced to a group at a senior activity center, senior day center, place of worship or other senior communities in your jurisdiction.

 Lantern Rescue is a U.S. based 501c3 non-profit organization that exists to liberate victims of human trafficking and sexual exploitation. Korrin Moon and her team train and educate on things like digital evidence techniques and strategies for supporting victims throughout the judicial process—with remote video testimony, for example, rather than forcing the victims to face their abuser in court.
We work domestically and internationally to combat human trafficking through a unique approach centered on partnering with and mentoring local law enforcement in each region we serve.  A U.S. Marine Veteran and a 2023 alumna of Penn State Law in University Park.  Moon is using her juris doctor (J.D.) degree to further her efforts to fight human trafficking abroad and in the United States. That work includes Lantern Rescue, a nonprofit that Moon co-founded prior to starting law school, as well as a position with the District Attorney’s (DA) Office in Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, where she serves as a special prosecutor focusing on human trafficking and child sexual abuse material (CSAM).