November 16-20, 2018 Manchester Grand Hyatt

San Diego CA INSTITUTE CERTIFICATIONS

This Institute will be certified by POST under Plan NA (Up to 24 Hours)

Community College Credit Available STC Credit Available

MCLE Credit Available

California Narcotic Officers’ Association

54th Annual

Training Institute and Law Enforcement Exposition

2018 President Mark Brewster invites you to your…

Open Immediately! Important Institute Pre-Registration Information Enclosed

Join President Mark Brewster at the 2018 CNOA Annual Training Institute

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS D a t e & T i m e E v e n t L o c a t i o n

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2018 0630 Check-In 0800 Shotgun Start

“Bob Hussey” Memorial Golf Tournament Riverwalk Golf Club

0800 - 1700 Pre Institute Certification Training Manchester Grand Hyatt

1700 - 2000 Trade Show Manchester Grand Hyatt

1700 – 2000 Pre-Registration Badge Distribution/ Door Registration Manchester Grand Hyatt

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2018

0800 -1600 Trade Show Manchester Grand Hyatt

0800 -1600 Registration Manchester Grand Hyatt

1300 -1430 -Opening Session -Memorial Service -Annual Business Meeting -Major Prize Drawing

Manchester Grand Hyatt

1430 -1830 “Route 91 – Las Vegas in Crisis” Command & Control, Tactics, Investigation and Lessons Learned

Manchester Grand Hyatt

1900 - 2200 Welcoming Reception (Hosted) Trade Show / Major Prize Drawings Manchester Grand Hyatt

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 2018 0800 - 1200 Late Registration Manchester Grand Hyatt 0800 - 1200 Workshops See Class Schedule* 1200 - 1330 Lunch (On Own) 1330 - 1730 Workshops See Class Schedule* 1830 - 1930 No Host Reception Manchester Grand Hyatt 1930 - 2130 Installation Banquet (Hosted) Manchester Grand Hyatt MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2018 0800 - 1200 Workshops See Class Schedule* 1200 - 1330 Lunch (On Own) Manchester Grand Hyatt 1330 - 1730 Workshops See Class Schedule* TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 2018 0800 - 1200 Workshops See Class Schedule*

1200 Institute Conclusion Manchester Grand Hyatt

*Class Schedules will be presented at the Training Institute

PLEASE CHECK WWW.CNOA.ORG for CURRENT INSTITUTE INFORMATION and UPDATES.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

SCHEDULE of PROPOSED CLASSES

PLEASE NOTE: General Session Class on Saturday at 1430 hours. Class Title Comments “Route 91 – Las Vegas in Crisis” Command & Control, Investigation, Tactics, and Lessons Learned

General Session – One presentation only Spouses Welcome – (SMT)

Airport & Parcel Interdiction New Class Anatomy of an Ambush New Class Asset Forfeiture (SMT) Butane Hash Oil – THC Extraction Labs (SMT) Chasing Money Clan Lab Live Cook Off Site – Pre-Registration Mandatory Cold Stop Criminal Interdiction – Operations & Trends

Colorado Rocky Mountain High – What to Expect in CA

Courtroom Expert Testimony Covert Tactical Thinking Dark Web Investigations New Class (SMT) Human Trafficking (SMT) Informant Management (SMT) Internet Profiling & Intelligence Gathering Spouses Welcome (SMT) Lived to Tell Marijuana Update: A Look at Recreational & Medical Cannabis & the Current Laws

(SMT)

Narco Officer Safety – Avoiding a Chemical Bullet

(SMT)

Narcotic Unit Commanders Workshop (SMT) OD Homicides: Investigating and Prosecuting Drug Overdose Deaths

New Class

Operational Red Flags (SMT) Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs New Class Patron Saints of the Mexican Drug Underworld Promotional Skills, Public Speaking & Presentation Techniques for Investigators

Rampart Dialogue (SMT) San Bernardino Mass Shooting Debrief (SMT) Search & Seizure Social Media Investigations Spouses Welcome Surviving Warrant Service (SMT) Tactical Decision Making- Maintaining the Will to Survive

Spouses Welcome (SMT)

The Fight After the Fight:3 Rounds & Counting

New Class

Undercover Operations (SMT) Under Fire New Class Use of Force (SMT) Using Digital & Forensic Evidence to Dismantle Organized Crime

Walls Stops New Class Why Heroin?

Supervisory / Management Track (SMT) A Certification Program for Supervisors & Managers

Recognizing the unique needs of supervisors and managers, CNOA has created a Special Certification Program. The CNOA Training Committee has designated classes whose content would substantially benefit the Supervisor or Manager. Those who complete four of the designated classes will be awarded a special certificate of completion. Designated classes are noted in the above listing and the Workshop Notebook with the letters “SMT”.

CLASSES

General Session Training Saturday, November 17, 2018

1430 - 1830 Hours

“Route 91-Las Vegas in Crisis” Command & Control, Tactics, Investigation and

Lessons Learned

On October 1, 2017, over 22,000 people came together to enjoy the Route 91Harvest music festival in Las Vegas. On that last night of the festival, a gunman opened fire into the crowd from the 32nd floor of the Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. The gunfire resulted in the deaths of 58 innocent concert goers and injured more than 800. The incident is the deadliest mass shooting in the United States.

Attendees will receive an overview of the incident. The topics that will be covered are Command & Control, Investigation, Tactics and Lessons Learned.

(Spouses are welcome)

This four-hour presentation is POST Certified and NO OTHER TRAINING CLASSES WILL BE OFFERED ON

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2018

Major Prize Drawings!

There will be Major Prize Drawings Saturday afternoon during the General Business Meeting and Saturday evening during the Welcome Reception!

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2018 (0800-1700 HOURS) From Delivery Service to Death: Unraveling Complex Opioid investigations

Course Description: This eight-hour class will cover three main topics: 1) The past, present, and future of the opioid epidemic; 2) Best practices for targeting, disrupting, and dismantling the heroin delivery service; and, 3) Investigating overdose deaths as criminal acts.

The class will first introduce the attendee to the reasons why we have an opioid epidemic in this nation. Students will be taken on a 38-year journey from 1980 - 2018 explaining the role pharmaceutical companies played in the rise of prescription drug and heroin addiction in cities across the United States. Next, investigative techniques and strategies regarding targeting the entire distribution network of heroin delivery services, from the Mexico based source of supply to the street level user, will be examined. Methods of investigation including Cellular Communication Intercept Technology, phone toll analysis, and wiretaps will be discussed in detail. Finally, a step-by-step approach towards successfully prosecuting drug dealing resulting in death cases in both state and federal court will be presented.

INSTRUCTORS: VICTOR FAZIO - DETECTIVE SERGEANT WITH THE VENTURA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE. AARON WILKINSON IS A DETECTIVE WITH THE VENTURA COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE

SEATING IS LIMITED – ONLY PRE-R EGISTRATION WILL GUARANTEE ADMISSION LAW ENFORCEMENT IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED AT THE DOOR

TO REGISTER FOR THIS PRE-INSTITUTE CLASS, LOG ON TO WWW.CNOAREGIONALTRAINING.ORG

YOU DO NOT NEED TO FILL OUT THIS REGISTRATION FORM IF: YOU HAVE ALREADY REGISTERED FOR THE 54TH ANNUAL TRAINING INSTITUTE OR HAVE PREVIOUSLY REGISTERED FOR A REGION CLASS USING THE ONLINE REGISTRATION FORM. SIMPLY EMAIL YOUR NAME TO: JOSEY.FERNANDEZ@CNOA.ORG. QUESTIONS? PLEASE CALL (661) 775-6960

DRUG ENDANGERED CHILDREN INVESTIGATIONS “The Social DEC Autopsy – Writing Search Warrants To Save Kids”

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2018 (0800-1700 HOURS)

Course Description: This training course will review child death cases and show missed opportunities for first responders to intervene. The course will also teach investigative skills necessary to link drug usage, trafficking, manufacturing and grow operations with child endangerment, a violation of Penal Code Section 273a. Whether you’re a law enforcement officer (Police, Probation, and Parole), Social Worker, Prosecuting Attorney or one of many first responders, you will learn how to identify and evaluate the dangers to children living in drug environments, as well as protecting yourself and the community from harm. These cases can result in more felony charges, accountability, less time in court, better case oversight, enhanced victim services and increased sentences through proper investigation and prosecution. Felony child endangerment charges can result in sentences of 2, 4, or 6 years per child. In this day and age of drug legalization we need extra tools to protect the community.

THIS TRAINING IS POST and STC CERTIFIED WITH COLLEGE CREDITS. ATTENDANCE IS RECOMMENDED FOR FIRST RESPONDERS, PATROL AND DRUG TASK FORCE PERSONNEL. THIS IS A FREE CLASS. Plan ahead and reserve your spot. (POST Certified Plan NA) To register contact: Drug Endangered Children Training and Advocacy Center, 2858 Olive Hwy., Suite C, Oroville, CA 95966 (530) 533-2260 • (530) 533-2259 FAX • info@dectrainingcenter.com

PRE-INSTITUTE TRAINING

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Santa Ana College | Santiago Canyon College

ADMISSION APPLICATION

CHOOSE: Institution of Academic/Financial Record

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Have you attended Santa Ana College, Santiago Canyon College or RSCCD Continuing Education before? ................................................................................ £ Yes £ No

Have you been employed by RSCCD before? ............................................................................................................................................................................ £ Yes £ No

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£ Member discharged overE Vocational Certificate M Undecided ENTER CODE £ Dependent of currently a year ago (veteran) F Formulate Career Interest N Non-credit to Credit active military G Prepare for a New Career O 4 yr College Student taking courses H Job Promotion to meet 4 yr Requirements Separation Date:____/____/____ MINF

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19. HIGH SCHOOL LAST ATTENDED UN Not HS Graduated or StudentCAP Concurrently Enrolled

______________________________________________________________________________________ A Adult School Name of High School County (If California) State or Country (If NOT California) DP Received High School Diploma ENTER CODE

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21. WHEN DID YOUR PRESENT STAY IN CALIFORNIA BEGIN? 22. IN THE LAST 2 YEARS HAVE YOU....

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NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY

The Rancho Santiago Community College District complies with all Federal and state rules and regulations and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender or disability. This holds true for all students who are interested in participating in educational programs and/or extracurricular school activities. Harassment of any employee/student with regard to race, color, national origin, gender or disability is strictly prohibited. Inquiries regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to District’s Title IX Officer/Section 504/ADA Coordinator, 2323 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, California, 714-480-7489.

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ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE (WIRETAP) FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2018 (0800-1700 HOURS)

STATE CERTIFICATION COURSE (POST CERTIFIED PLAN IV)

The California Department of Justice in cooperation with the California Narcotic Officers' Association will present this course the day before the Annual Training Institute. Course Description: This 8-hour course is for peace officers or qualified individuals assigned to intercept and record wire communications ("wiretaps"). This class covers the legal basis for California wiretap operations as well as the practical and tactical aspects of operating and monitoring a wiretap. Penal Code Section 629.94 requires successful completion of this course before seeking authorization for, or participating in, wiretap operations. Who Should Attend: Qualified individuals assigned to investigate narcotics, murder, solicitation to commit murder, gangs, human trafficking, bombing of public or private property, aggravated kidnapping, or conspiracy to commit any of those crimes, and who will be involved in a court-authorized state wiretap. Course Objectives: Upon completion of this course and a written examination, students are certified by the Office of the Attorney General of the State of California to participate in wire intercept operations. Additional Information: This is a tuition free course for local officers/agents from POST reimbursable agencies only. For State LE agents/officers, and Federal Officers/Agents there is a tuition charge of $101.00 payable at the door. Payment must be by check/money order made to POST. Class size is limited. For further information contact Tricia Nelson at (916) 464-5667 or tricia.nelson@doj.ca.gov. Pre-Registration is required. To register go to: https://atc.guiweb.com. Law Enforcement Personnel only. You must have Law Enforcement Identification for admittance.

Spousal Pre-Registration For a fee of $100.00 an attendee can pre-register their non-law enforcement spouse or significant other, which will also entitle them to attend all social events and classes designated for Spouse Attendance. Enjoy Seaport Village, the marina filled with magnificent yachts – including the world-famous America's Cup "Stars & Stripes" and "Abracadabra", beaches, San Diego Zoo, Balboa Park, museums, Gaslamp Quarter, SeaWorld and much more.. This program is limited to spouses or significant others in non-law enforcement employment. By taking advantage of the Spouse Registration Option, those attending the Institute will avoid the Door Registration process, and realize savings over purchase of individual event tickets at the Institute.

PRE-INSTITUTE TRAINING

When looking for a hotel in San Diego, look no further than the Manchester Grand Hyatt hotel. Just minutes from world of attractions, including Seaport Village, the marina filled with magnificent yachts – including the world-famous America's Cup "Stars & Stripes" and "Abracadabra", beaches, San Diego Zoo, Balboa Park, museums, Gas lamp Quarter, SeaWorld and much more. Discover the advantages of this San Diego resort, distinctively heralded among downtown San Diego hotels

M A N C H E S T E R G R A N D H Y A T T , S A N D I E G O

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Single/Double Occupancy $160.00 + Applicable taxes.

Reservation Cutoff Date (October 16, 2018) 1 Market Place

San Diego, CA 92101 (800) 233-1234

To make your reservations please call the Passkey Reservations at 888-421-1442 or book on-line via our website @ www.cnoa.org, Reservations must be made before the Hotel cut-off date of 10/26/18. After that date, rooms and rates are offered on a space available basis only.

Parking and Transportation to the hotel

• Parking at the Hotel is at the special price of $16 a night for Self-Parking and $22 a nightfor Valet, or 50% off the current rate.

• From San Diego International Airport (Lindbergh Field): approximately 3 milesWhen exiting the terminals, follow the signs to Downtown San Diego and Interstate 5.Stay in the right lane and this will deposit you onto North Harbor Drive. Continue south onNorth Harbor Drive approximately 3 miles along the waterfront. Go one block past theSeaport Village entrance (Kettner Boulevard). Turn right at Market Place into the Hotel'smain entrance of our San Diego CA resort hotel.

• San Diego Airport Shuttle ServiceSeveral San Diego airport shuttle companies are available at the Airport.

IMPORTANT NOTE! In order to reserve your room, you will be required to provide a first night's deposit, refundable up to 30 days in advance of your check in date. An early departure fee applies. Checks and major credit cards are acceptable to establish prepayment. Reservations must be made before the Hotel cut-off date of 10/16/18. After that date, rooms and rates are offered on a space available basis only.

HOTEL INFORMATION

PRE-INSTITUTE TRAINING

CLANDESTINE LABORATORY SAFETY RECERTIFICATION FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2018 (0830-1700 HOURS)

STATE CERTIFICATION COURSE (POST CERTIFIED PLAN IV)

Course Description: The California Department of Justice will present this course the day before the Annual Training Institute. This 8-hour annual refresher course is for officers and support personnel who are clandestine laboratory safety certified in compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulation 29 CFR 1910.120 (Hazardous Waste Operation and Emergency Response).

Who Should Attend: Officers and support personnel who are clandestine lab safety certified in compliance with OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.120 (Hazardous Waste Operation and Emergency Response) and require the annual refresher to maintain their certification.

Course Objectives: This course is an annual requirement of OSHA for all employees certified to work clandestine labs. The course is intended to refresh the students on health and safety issues at clandestine labs, and to discuss any new health and safety concerns with the manufacture of illegal drugs. Course Topics: Chemical Hazards, Physical Hazards, Instrumentation, Air Monitoring, Respiratory Protection, New Manufacturing Trends, Health and Safety Issues at Clan Labs. Class size is limited.

COST: This is a tuition free course for local officers/agents from POST reimbursable agencies only. For State LE agents/officers, and Federal Officers/Agents there is a tuition charge of $165.00 payable at the door. Payment must be by check/money order made out to POST.

Fit testing will be offered for those officers that have MSA Ultra or Scott 2000 or 3000 Air Purifying Respirators. Please bring your APR to the class. Participants must be medically approved to wear an air purifying respirator and personal protective equipment. Participants must be clean shaven in order to be fit tested.

For further information contact Tricia Nelson at (916) 464-5667 or tricia.nelson@doj.ca.gov. To Register on-line go to: https://atc.guiweb.com.

DRUG RECOGNITION EVALUATORS RE-CERTIFICATION COURSE AT THE CNOA TRAINING INSTITUTE

Friday, November 16, 2018 (0800-1700 hours) (POST Certified Plan IV)

This is a great opportunity to get your DRE Re-certification completed. There is no cost for the recertification class and CNOA Institute registration is not required but we encourage you to stay and attend the greatest Law Enforcement Training Institute anywhere.

The California Highway Patrol, in cooperation with the California Narcotic Officers’ Association, will be presenting an 8 hour DRE re-certification course. To inquire about your certification status, contact the CHP DRE Unit at (916) 843-4360 or e-mail rhorrocks@chp.ca.gov.

This class is certified by the International Association of Chiefs of Police. Class size is limited and pre-registration is required.

To register, contact the California Highway Patrol DRE Unit at (916) 843-4360 or e-mail Officer Rick Horrocks at rhorrocks@chp.ca.gov

(Do Not Contact CNOA)

MAY BE SUBMITTED WITH INSTITUTE REGISTRATION FORM

Cash, Check, Charge (Visa / MC / AMEX):

C.C. _____________________________________________________________#Exp. Date____________

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“Bob Hussey” Memorial

Golf Tournament RIVERWALK GOLF CLUB

1140 FASHION VALLEY ROAD SAN DIEGO, CA 92108

(619) 296-4653 Friday, November 16, 2018

Check In: 6:30 AM Shotgun Start 8:00 AM 18 Hole- Four Person Scramble

Entry Fee: $140.00 per player. All proceeds go to the Survivors Memorial Fund Entry Fee Includes: 18 HolesShared Golf CartRange BallsTee prizes and Lunch. Golf Prizes Include: Longest DriveClosest to the pinHole in One-Grand PrizeRaffle Prizes To Register: On-line at www.cnoa.org or fill out the form below COMPLETELY and send check payable to:

CNOA-Survivors Memorial Fund Mail to: PO Box 55009 - Santa Clarita, CA 91385-0009

Entry Deadline: October 16, 2018. Full payment must be received by the deadline date. For Information: Contact Ed Manavian at (916) 903-8791 or edmandoj@aol.com

2018 “BOB HUSSEY” MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT REGISTRATION FORM

List your name, and the names of the other players in your group. If playing alone, we will assign you to a partner and a group. Please include name, address and telephone number. Collared Shirts must be worn-Soft Spikes only Facility

Transportation to golf course will be “on own”.

Payment Method:

Player 1: Name________________________________________________________________________

Agency___________________________________________Phone_______________________________

Address__________________________________________ E-mail_______________________________

City,State,Zip_________________________________________________Shirt Size_________________

Player 2: Name________________________________________________________________________

Agency___________________________________________Phone_______________________________

Address__________________________________________ E-mail_______________________________

City,State,Zip_________________________________________________Shirt Size_________________

Player 3: Name________________________________________________________________________

Agency___________________________________________Phone_______________________________

Address__________________________________________ E-mail_______________________________

City,State,Zip_________________________________________________Shirt Size_________________

Player 4: Name________________________________________________________________________

Agency___________________________________________Phone_______________________________

Address__________________________________________ E-mail_______________________________

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SPECIAL EVENTS

Important – Read Before Registering! Since 1996, CNOA has enjoyed a working partnership with the California Community Colleges that provides valuable college credit and significant funding that offsets the costs of our Institute by over $100,000. If it were not for this funding, the Institute Tuition would increase $60.00 per person. This continued funding depends on you to complete a College Admission Application form. To simplify the registration process and assist CNOA in obtaining necessary data electronically, CNOA has implemented an Online Registration System for the Annual Training Institute. We are requesting your assistance, by using the Online System to register. The system is simple to use and payment can be made in a secure method. If you choose not to use the system, you may complete the three registration documents enclosed, and mail them to CNOA. You may also go to www.CNOA.org and download a mail in Registration form. We thank you in advance for your assistance. NOTE: For your convenience, you only need to use your business address when completing the College Admission Application. If registering On-Line please go to www.cnoa.org to start the online registration process. IMPORTANT: Out of State Attendees may not use the Online System. Please go to www.CNOA.org and download the Out of State Registration Package from the Institute Information Section

EARLY Bird Registration: $555* (must be post marked by July 15, 2018) PRE-PAYMENT Registration: $585* (must be post marked by October 15, 2018)DOOR & LATE Registration: $635* (after October 16, 2018)*Includes Annual Membership Dues for 2019, LIFE Members may deduct $100.00

Important! A $60.00 surcharge will be applied if the College Admission Application form is not submitted. SPOUSE Registration: $100 (Spouse or Significant Other Must be "Non-Sworn". Spouse Registration is Limited

to Social Events and Spouse Classes only!) CNOA 2018 TRAINING INSTITUTE

Membership Registration (Required) POST I.D.#________________ (Use for Spouse Pre-Registration)

Name, printed Last, First MI Spouse's Name, printed

Employing Agency Name Title Date of Birth

Assignment First name you go by

Work Location Street Address Work Phone Number

Work Location City, State, Zip Code Work FAX Number

Mailing Street Address, Home Alt.

Mailing City, State, Zip Code Contact Phone Number

Contact E-mail address Cell Phone Number

Note: Registrations will not be accepted without payment! METHOD OF PAYMENT:

Check/ Money Order Visa Purchase Order MasterCard Credit Card Number Expiration Date (Please attach copy of P.O.) AMEX

Training Expenses May Be Tax Deductible if Paying On Your Own. CNOA’s TAX ID# 23-7085962 Name as it appears on card

Membership Paid by: You Agency

TOTAL TO BE CHARGED $

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FOR OFFICE USE ONLY CNOA Member ID # S.S.# CNOA Region # Member Type

CANCELLATION POLICY: Cancellations and requests for refunds must be received in writing prior to October 16, 2018 and will be charged a $35 cancellation fee. IMPORTANT!!! Registrations canceled after October 16, 2018, and "no-shows" WILL NOT BE REFUNDED.

Substitutions will be accepted through November 20, 2018 (Membership is non-refundable or transferable). Any Refunds will be processed AFTER the Institute

Please mail your completed Registration Form, along with payment or valid purchase order to:

CNOA, PO Box 55009, Santa Clarita CA 91385-0009

To guarantee you are Pre-registered make sure you have done the following: 1. Completed “Registration Form” 2. Completed “Application for Admission” 3. Acceptable form of Payment MUST be included. 4. Postmarked by 10/16/2018 To ensure your timely pre-registration, please double check all submitted information for accuracy and completeness. Note: If all the requirements are not met, you will be required to provide the information during "Door Registration" at the Training Institute.

California Narcotic Officers’ Association PO Box 55009 Santa Clarita, CA 91385-0009

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