In-Service Video Programs Available to Public Safety
Agencies
A Contest with No Winners: Dogfighting
in America 00:17:00
Public Safety Training Center 1999
Dogfighting has an impact on everyone in a community. The clandestine
nature makes it difficult, but not impossible to control. The signs
that dogs are being used for fighting are there if you know what to
look for. This video profiles the several types of dogfighters, explains
the conditioning of dogs, and offers information on the enforcement
of animal fighting laws.
A.S.R. (Aerosol Subject Restraint) 00:06:30
Public Safety Training Center 1998
Refresher on proper use and handling of aerosol subject restraint.
Could be used as intro for recruits. Suitable for road patrol, courts,
jail.
Airbags 00:17:00
American Coalition for Traffic Safety 1991
Outlines rescue procedures to be used for airbag-equipped vehicle
incidents involving fire, and other incidents involving deployed and
undeployed airbags. Discusses how airbags work, how to identify cars
equipped with airbags, and safety concerns for rescue personnel.
Alzheimer's 00:06:30
Public Safety Training Center 2002
Alzheimer's disease is not a normal part of aging. It is a type of
dementia - a loss of mental capacity that cannot be reversed. Law
enforcement officers called to a scene may on occasion, have to confront
an individual with Alzheimer's who is confused about or has no recollection
of an alleged incident.
Anti-Lock Braking System 00:09:45
Chevrolet 1991
Covers the difference between conventional braking systems and anti-lock
braking systems.
Auto Theft Lecture / Drug Smuggling in Tires 00:17:00
Los Angeles SD/San Jose PD 1992
AUTO THEFT LECTURE - Convicted auto thief provides inside info about
target selection, theft planning, types of tools, methods of entry,
avoiding apprehension, theft prevention, & how to improve patrol
procedures to reduce auto theft occurrences. DRUG SMUGGLING IN TIRES
- Describes how compressed marijuana is being smuggled inside automobile
tires and shows how containers are welded to the rims so the vehicles
can be driven normally. Each tire can hold 20 lbs of marijuana valued
at $20k.
Bait Money 00:11:00
Film Makers of Philadelphia, Inc. 1988
The Security Pak Electronic Protection System is used by many banks
in our area. It is comprised of a bill pack with a hidden receiver
which releases a cloud of red smoke upon leaving the premises. Product
advantages and the proper usage of bait money are stressed in this
program.
Bloodborne Pathogens 2002 00:08:00
Public Safety Training Center 2002
Annually, more than 5.6 million workers in health care and public
safety could be potentially exposed to aids and Hepatitis B. OSHA
and the CDC recommend employing universal precautions whenever contact
with blood or other body fluids can reasonably be anticipated.
Bloodborne Pathogens Update 2000 00:08:30
Public Safety Training Center 2000
New tape for 2000. Fulfills OSHA general refresher requirement for
Bloodborne Pathogens/ Infectious Disease training. Reviews universal
pre- cautions, Ryan White Act and methods of transmission of infectious
diseases.
Bloodborne Pathogens Update 2001 00:09:00
Public Safety Training Center 2001
Fulfills OSHA general refresher requirement for Bloodborne Pathogens/
Infectious Disease training. Reviews universal precautions, Ryan White
Act and methods of transmission of infectious diseases.
Clandestine Drug Labs: Kitchens of Death 00:28:00
U.S. Department of Justice 1989
Segment 1 - Introduction to Clandestine Drug Labs 11:00; Segment 2
- Detection & Location 9:00; Segment 3 - Booby Traps & Hazards
8:00.
Cold Emergencies 00:11:00
Arizona Dept. of Public Safety 1986
Cold emergencies assistance guidelines for the responding officer
who encounters a victim of frostbite or hypothermia.
Consent for EMS 00:08:00
Public Safety Training Center 2001
Before treating a patient, one must obtain the consent of the patient,
parent, or guardian. Patients have a right to consent to treatment.
EMTs should enter into a caregiving role only with the consent of
the patient.
Controlled Substances 00:15:00
Suffolk County Police Department 1983
Discusses terminology found in Section 220 (Controlled Substances
Offenses) of the New York State Penal Law as well as proper procedures
in several situations involving controlled substances.
Crime Scene Awareness 00:12:30
Suffolk County Police Department 1983
The focus is on proper procedure for first responders at a crime scene.
Basic tasks and priorities are demonstrated with preservation of the
scene for specialists as the primary objective.
Crime Scene Computer 00:07:45
National Institute of Justice 1992
Outlines a step-by step procedure to safeguard computer evidence found
at the scene of a crime.
Developmentally Disabled Persons 00:05:00
Public Safety Training Center 1988
The physical characteristics of some developmental disabilities are
such that the individual's behavior may be interpreted as intoxication.
In this program, a woman with Cerebral Palsy describes an unpleasant
experience she had with an officer because an assumption was made
regarding her condition.
Disorderly Conduct/Harassment 00:18:00
Suffolk County Police Department 1982
This program examines legal definitions concerning incident location
and state of mind as it relates to Sections 240.20 (Disorderly Conduct)
and 240.25 (Harassment) of the New York State Penal Law.
Domestic Violence 00:07:30
Los Angeles Police Department 1989
Discusses domestic violence and how field officers can help victims
protect themselves and their families.
Domestic Violence Electronic Monitoring 00:08:00
Public Safety Training Center 1998
Probation's domestic violence electronic monitoring program is in
place to help reduce family offense recidivism. It's a compliance
monitoring tool designed to hold batterers accountable for their actions
while on probation. This video demonstrates the steps taken when a
monitoring device in a victim's home alerts the residents that the
offender's transmitter has come within a designated distance.
Domestic Violence, Parts I, II, and III 00:21:00
Public Safety Training Center 1996
Reviews the new domestic violence laws including mandatory arrest,
concurrent jurisdiction between family and criminal court, as well
as using the Domestic Incident Report Form, DCJS-3221.
DWI 00:10:30
U.S. Department of Transportation 1986
Covers the 20 cues a law enforcement officer can look for to identify
individuals that are driving while intoxicated.
Edged Weapons 00:06:00
Public Safety Training Center 1997
Explains and demonstrates techniques to use when confronted with an
edged weapon attack.
Emergency Medical Dispatch 00:05:30
Public Safety Training Center 1996
Monroe County has implemented the Medical Priority Dispatch System
to improve emergency response in the field. This training module is
an overview of that program.
Emergency Vehicle Scene Management 00:08:00
Public Safety Training Center 1998
25% of all police officer deaths occur when officers are out of their
patrol cars and either conducting a traffic stop or working an accident.
This video demonstrates the three key elements to improved officer
safety: lights, cone or flare placement,and vehicle position.
Evidence Handling 00:13:00
Public Safety Training Center 1986
Scene-management methods for properly preserving, marking, and packaging
real evidence are covered in detail for the responding officer.
Explosives for Patrol Officers 00:14:10
Sacramento P.D. 1993
This program emphasizes safe handling of explosives and reviews the
types most commonly encountered by law enforcement officers.
Eyewitness Identification - Description As Follows 00:32:30
New York City Police Department 1984
Different identification procedures are covered including: prompt
on-the-scene showup; hospital emergency showup; photo identification;
& lineup.
Field Sobriety Checks 00:13:00
Public Safety Training Center 1995
Explains and demonstrates the proper method to administer field sobriety
checks. Talks about how to interpret the results.
Fingerprinting 00:11:00
Public Safety Training Center 2001
Reviews the process of recording fingerprints for ten-print submission
by use of ink impressions and live scan process. Fingerprint usefulness
has been dramatically impacted due to the accelerated methods of submission,
storage, retrieval, and comparison of fingerprint data.
00:17:30
Federal Bureau of Investigation 1985
This refresher, demonstrates good fingerprinting techniques for those
already trained in this area.
Firefight 00:57:00
Federal Bureau of Investigation 1988
This reenactment of the April 11, 1986 shootout in Miami includes
a group discussion with the involved agents on lessons learned and
street survival
Handicapped Parking 00:11:00
Public Safety Training Center 2001
Under a new bill made effective April 1, 2000 in New York State, all
counties and the city of New York must establish a handicapped parking
education program. This video is a review of handicapped parking violations
and how to deal with handicapped persons effectively.
Hazard Communication: Right to Know 1999 00:08:15
Public Safety Training Center 1999
Program deals with the OSHA mandate for employers to provide training
on chemical hazards in the workplace. Includes explanation of Material
Safety Data Sheets and employer responsibility. Could be used for
Fire, Police, EMS.
Hazard Communication: Right to Know 2000 00:11:00
Public Safety Training Center 2000
New York State law gives all workers the "right to know"
what chemicals are present in their workplace and to protect themselves.
This pro- gram discusses what employer responsibilities are, how to
notify employees of potential hazards, how to make information accessible,
how to keep records of any incident of exposure, and detailed information
on material safety data sheets.
Hazard Communication: Right to Know 2001 00:09:30
Public Safety Training Center 2001
New York State law gives all workers the "right to know"
what chemicals are present in their workplace and to protect themselves.
This pro- gram discusses what employer responsibilities are, how to
notify employees of potential hazards, how to make information accessible,
how to keep records of any incident of exposure, and detailed information
on material safety data sheets.
Hazardous Materials 00:14:00
Suffolk County Police Department 1983
Identification of potentially hazardous incidents as well as the most
appropriate precautions and response procedures are covered. Demonstration
of the Hazardous Materials Response Guidebook defines haz mat classifications
and outlines control procedures.
Hazardous Situations: Breath of Death 00:07:00
Newport Beach Police Department 1990
Discussion points cover: how hazardous materials can injure or kill
you and others; be suspicious of liquids or smoke and any canisters
which may be ruptured; set up a perimeter; stay upwind; call hazardous
materials team when in doubt.
Hazmat for Patrol 00:15:00
Idaho State Police 2002
Hazardous materials awareness is an important part of police officer
training. This video discusses communications requirements, shapes
of vehicles that carry hazmat, and what their drivers must carry.
High Stress Response 00:10:00
Arizona Department of Public Safety 1987
Physical, emotional, and psychological changes are experienced by
officers when confronting a high-stress situation. A controlled response
through mental conditioning is presented as a reinforcement of survival
techniques.
Hostage Negotiation 00:12:00
Public Safety Training Center 1991
Covers the basic responsibilities of the first responder to a hostage
situation. Discusses interviewing witnesses and communication w/subject
prior to arrival of hostage negotiation team.
Identifying Pedophiles/Interviewing Children 00:11:00
Public Safety Training Center 1985
Identifies the general categories of child abuse and specifically
addresses the sexual exploitation of children by the pedophile. General
guidelines for interviewing children are offered.
Immigration Naturalization Service 00:06:30
Public Safety Training Center 1996
Explains the various "green cards" and things to look for
to verify validity.
Infectious Disease: Segment 5 00:18:00
Public Safety Training Center 1992
Infectious Disease Segment 5: (18:00) Precautions; Tuberculosis.
Infectious Disease: Segments 1 - 4 00:52:55
Public Safety Training Center 1992
Infectious Disease Segment 1: (15:00) Introduction; OSHA Standards;
Transmission. Segment 2: (11:30) HIV. Segment 3: (11:00) HIV Testing;
Liability. Segment 4: (12:30) Hepatitis B; Hep B Vaccine.
Information Writing 00:12:30
Public Safety Training Center 1986
Examples of well-written informations are presented along with some
practical advice on how to avoid mistakes when preparing the document.
Interview & Interrogation: Part 1 00:32:30
Law Enforcement Satellite Training Network 1989
An excerpt from the teleconference featuring the segment on S.A. Ron
Hilly's interviewing and interrogation techniques.
Interview & Interrogation: Part 2 00:23:30
Public Safety Training Center 1989
Covers some of the basic techniques used by successful investigators
to gather information from individuals. The difference between an
interview and an interrogation is discussed along with relevant physiological
responses to observe in suspects and witnesses. Examples of truthful
and deceptive responses are demonstrated in an interview setting.
Juvenile Custody 00:10:00
Public Safety Training Center 1994
Geared toward the patrol level dealing with juveniles in custody.
Explains the difference between the treatment permitted for PINS,
status offenders, juvenile delinquents and juvenile offenders.
Juvenile Fire Starter 00:06:00
Public Safety Training Center 1988
Arson is a serious problem in the United States. Statistics reveal
that many arsonists began their careers as children. It is important
for intervention and counseling to begin at an early age. This program
outlines, for the officer, the procedures to be followed when confronted
with cases of juvenile fire setting and fire play.
Juvenile Firestarters 00:08:30
Public Safety Training Center 2002
The Monroe County Fire Bureau's juvenile firestarter intervention
program works with youths who have been involved in fireplay or firesetting.
In many cases, law enforcement is the first responder on scene of
a firesetting incident.
Know That Money 00:19:00
Public Safety Training Center 1983
The process of printing genuine and counterfeit currency is explained.Recognition
of counterfeit money and proper procedures to check the legitimacy
of bills are covered.
Landlord/Tenant 1997 00:15:00
Public Safety Training Center 1997
Several scenarios are used to illustrate current Housing Laws and
how law enforcement officers can mediate and refer persons in conflict
regarding landlord and tenant rights.
Law Enforcement & Diversity in the Community 00:22:00
Public Safety Training Center 1999
Both officers and citizens want respect. No one wants to be judged
based upon a stereotype. The community needs to recognize the difficult
job that police officers are expected to perform fairly and consistently
every day.
Levels of Proof 00:14:00
Public Safety Training Center 1986
This program covers the basic levels of proof: mere suspicion, reasonable
suspicion, and probable cause. Some general guidelines are offered
as to when a search of persons or the seizure of property is warranted
according to the provisions of the Fourth Amendment and subsequent
court decisions.
Mediation: A Better Way 00:15:00
Mountain View Productions 1988
Mediation can be an effective alternative to court action. The process
aims at producing a mutually-agreeable solution to a conflict through
involvement of a neutral third party. This program covers types of
situations mediation would be used for, the mediation process, and
the extent of court involvement.
Mental Hygiene 1997 00:08:00
Public Safety Training Center 1997
Explains Mental Hygiene Law, Section 9.39. Deals with arrest and transport
of emotionally disturbed persons.
MORIS 00:09:00
Public Safety Training Center 1998
MORIS is an arrest, booking and fingerprint record-keeping database
developed jointly by the Rochester Police Department and the Monroe
County Sheriff's Office. MORIS allows departments to conduct data
queries, put together photo arrays for victim and witness identifications,
and print a variety of reports. This video is a primer for officers
learning to enter or search for offender personal data, arrest information,
and mug shots.
MORIS Phase 2 00:05:00
Public Safety Training Center 1999
MORIS is an arrest, booking, and fingerprint record-keeping database
being implemented in four phases. Phase 1, which includes arrest,
booking, and photo records has been in operation since 1997. The system
has been enhanced to include the electronic transmission of fingerprints
to the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services.
NCIC (National Crime Information Center) 00:53:00
POST/California 1991
1) NCIC Vehicle File: The Winning Team; 2) NCIC Boat File; 3) NCIC
Interstate Identification Index; 4) NCIC Packing the Record for Law
Enforcement Officers; 5) NCIC Wanted Person File for Law Enforcement
Officers; 6) NCIC and Missing Children.
NYSPIN 00:15:00
Public Safety Training Center 1996
Describes the files and types of information that can be accessed
through the NY State Police Information Network. Covers ethical rules
and regulations.
NYSPIN MDT Certification: Parts I & II 00:17:00
Public Safety Training Center 1998
The 20-question test, which accompanies this video program, fulfills
the NY State requirement for NYSPIN MDT training for patrol officers.
Recertification is required every two years.
Observation and Perception 00:21:30
Public Safety Training Center 1982
This program reminds the officer of the importance of good observation
skills. Definitions of the levels of observation and perception along
with methods to increase these abilities are provided.
Occult Symbols 00:02:30
Public Safety Training Center 1988
Occult activity is sometimes associated with criminal behavior. This
training module familiarizes the officer with some of the symbols
that, if found at a crime scene, may indicate cult involvement.
Officer Safety and Survival 00:24:00
Public Safety Training Center 1983
This program discusses what kind of people shoot officers, how to
handle confrontations with dangerous suspects, and some good habits
to help avoid fatal confrontations - safety and survival skills.
Orders of Protection '95 00:10:20
Public Safety Training Center 1995
Updates "Handling Orders of Protection", who can get an
Order of Protection, when to file in Family Court or Criminal Court.
Pager Weapon 00:01:30
Public Safety Training Center 1988
Provides information on two weapons currently on the market, namely,
a gun disguised as a pager and a knife which doubles as a gun.
Physical Fitness: Calorie intake 00:01:00
Public Safety Training Center 1985
A program dealing with the relationship between calories and weight
loss and the part it plays in physical fitness.
Physical Fitness: Sleep 00:01:00
Public Safety Training Center 1984
A reminder of the importance of sleep in keeping physically fit.
Positional Asphyxia 00:08:40
NYPD 1995
Explains proper handling and transportaion techniques to avoid detainee
positioned asphyxia.
Preliminary Investigation 00:13:30
Public Safety Training Center 1986
A preliminary investigation is the first step toward apprehension
and prosecution of an offender. This program addresses the basic tasks
of a good preliminary investigation: identifying solvability factors,
interviewing techniques to assist victim recall, and scene management.
Pursuit Policy of Monroe County 00:16:00
Public Safety Training Center 2000
Law enforcement officers must constantly evaluate the risks involved
in initiating or continuing a vehicle pursuit or emergency response.
Monroe County has developed a uniform pursuit policy that meets the
needs of the police and the community's safety.
Rabies 00:08:00
Public Safety Training Center 1991
This training module reviews the general procedures in dealing with
bite victims and the animals involved. The information presented is
from a policy statement issued by the Monroe County Health Department.
Requirements for completion of the specimen history form is covered.
The program also discusses rabies-carrying animals and the types of
medical treatment required for the bite victim and the animal.
Rape Awareness and Sensitivity 00:29:30
Public Safety Training Center 1984
This program contains sensitive material and should be previewed before
use. The first half deals with the description of a scenario where
a police officer is put in the position of the victim. Following are
interviewing guidelines and statements from rape victims discussing
their feelings about the treatment they received from the police.
Rape Crisis 00:07:30
Public Safety Training Center 1997
Interviews with law enforcement investigator, patrol officer, and
Rape Crisis, combine with role play to describe the important role
of the rape crisis counselor and how he/she can assist law enforcement
to get a good interview from a victim.
Rochester Gas & Electric Vehicles 00:06:30
Public Safety Training Center 1982
Demonstrates to law enforcement personnel identification procedures
and proper safety precautions when arriving at the scene of an accident
involving vehicles equipped with compressed natural gas fuel.
Safe Power Handling 00:06:00
Public Safety Training Center 1988
This program stresses safety procedures to be used when confronted
with downed power lines.
SAFIS 00:08:00
Public Safety Training Center 1994
Describes the statewide fingerprint identification system SAFIS and
how to access use.
Search & Seizure 00:32:30
Public Safety Training Center 1983
Reviews the ideas and terms that have remained constant with regards
to search and seizure. The program concentrates on search incident
to lawful arrest and vehicle searches. Also included are updates on
current court decisions and exposure to the current trend of thinking
in the higher courts.
Seat Belt Use & Enforcement 00:18:00
Public Safety Training Center 1987
The compliance rate for seat belt use was very high when the law first
went into effect in New York State. It has steadily declined. This
program emphasizes the need for seat belt use, enforcement of the
law, and the important role of a law enforcement officer in setting
a positive example for the public.
Sexual Harassment 00:07:00
Public Safety Training Center 2000
It makes sense for your own protection to understand what constitutes
sexual harassment. It becomes a serious problem when such behaviors
influence promotions, overtime, or other conditions of employment.
This video presents several situations for the viewer to determine
if harassment is involved and gives advice on what to do if you feel
that you are a victim of sexual harass- ment.
Speak the Language: Deaf Communication 00:08:00
Public Safety Training Center 1999
Arms officers with basic communication techniques to help effectively
deal with a situation involving someone with a hearing impairment.
Officers will learn to recognize some of the indicators of hearing
impaired persons, understand some basic sign language, and learn to
control a situation until an interpreter can be located.
Stop & Frisk 00:19:00
Public Safety Training Center 1982
The legal rules governing stop and frisk situations as they relate
to Fourth Amendment rights and Criminal Procedure Law Section 140.50
are covered.
Street Encounters 00:37:00
New York City Police Department 1985
This program covers Stop and Frisk, Common Law Inquiry, Forcible Detention,
and Miranda Warnings, in regards to street encounters.
Stun Gun 00:07:00
Public Safety Training Center 1986
The program emphasizes increased officer safety through recognition
of this dangerous instrument. Information on physical characteristics
and operation of the stun gun as well as potential dangers are addressed.
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome 00:15:30
Public Safety Training Center 1988
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome is responsible for over 7000 deaths annually
in the United States. The manner in which the first responders handle
the incident has a profound effect upon the ultimate recovery of the
family. Interviews with the Monroe County Medical Examiner and the
parent of a SIDS infant offer insights into both the medical and emotional
aspects of this tragedy.
Surveillance Video Enhancement 00:06:00
Public Safety Training Center 1999
This video details the services that the Monroe County Sheriff's Criminal
Investigation Section provides for enhancing surveillance video or
photos. The Sheriff's system can also be used to build custom MORIS
six packs. Enhancing video footage can help clarify images like faces,
license plates, or letters caught on camera.
Surviving Weapons of Mass Destruction 00:10:00
U.S. Department of Justice 2002
This training video is designed to enhance the survival and safety
of emergency responders during incidents involving chemical or biological
agents. Although protecting the public is the principal mission of
all public safety agencies, it is also important that emergency responders
do not forget their own safety.
Take Another Look (Epilepsy) 00:24:00
Police Exec Research Forum, Epilepsy Fndtn, PSTC 2000
Intro by local Epilepsy Foundation. Part 1: Presents examples of real
seizures. Demonstrates appropriate police response. Part II: Key issues
for law enforcement personnel. Recaps seizure recognition and management,
avoiding physical restraint, and the importance of taking medication
on schedule. Also includes list of diseases or impairments that could
be mistaken for intoxi- cation. Includes a closer look at Multiple
Chemical Sensitivity Disorder.
Termination of Resuscitation 00:07:00
Public Safety Training Center 1997
The Monroe-Livingston EMS Council changed the protocol for pre- hospital
termination of resuscitation. This program outlines these changes
and what they mean to law enforcement and other public safety practitioners.
Tuberculosis for Law Enforcement 00:08:15
Public Safety Training Center 1994
Covers the basics of TB and what precautions should be taken to avoid
exposure; also, if exposed what steps should be taken to avoid infection.
U.S. Currency 00:14:00
Public Safety Training Center 1996
Reviews the new features on U.S. currency that began distribution
in Spring 1996 with $100 bills.
Unlicensed Operator 00:05:00
Public Safety Training Center 1985
This program addresses changes as a result of the November 1, 1985
repealing of Section 511 of the Vehicle and Traffic Law regarding
the unlicensed operator and the addition of Section 511, 511-A and
511-B in its place.
Victim Assistance 00:17:28
Public Safety Training Center 1991
Emphasizing the proper way to deal with victims in order to get the
most information for the investigation. Interviews are conducted with
representatives from the DA's office and NYS Victim Board, a victim
assistance counselor, a victim of a burglary and assault, as well
as a law enforcement officer. These interviews discuss the importance
of good victim treatment and interviewing.
Weapon Retention 00:07:00
Public Safety Training Center 1999
Law enforcement officers have a 10 to 20 percent chance of being shot
and killed with their own handgun. This video focuses strictly on
holstered weapon retention. Basic handgun security grips are demonstrated
and the four steps to successful weapon retention are discussed: secure,
postition, effect the release, and create distance. Defensive tactics
exercises are visualized and practiced.
Weapons Handling 00:12:00
Public Safety Training Center 1987
Officers Anthony Dee and William Rogers, weapons specialists of the
Rochester Police Department, demonstrate techniques for the proper
handling of firearms and procedures to render them safe.
When Seconds Count: Post Aircraft Accident Response 00:23:00
Federal Aviation Administration 2001
Video and guide for emergency responders who may be first on the scene
of civil aircraft accidents. The job of the first responder is to
help the injured, notify proper authorities, and secure the area,
until further help arrives. This program is designed to help you in
this task, as well as others.
You Have The Right: Admissions and Confessions 00:33:00
New York City Police Department 1984
This program deals with the Miranda warnings, obtaining confessions,
and right to counsel.
