WSCJTC In The News: Police 'Brain Training:' Neuroscience Tech Firm Rolls Out New App
Watch WSCJTC’s feature on Voice of America, highlighting Cognitive Command (C2) training. This program functions to train officers how to deescalate tense situations through cognitive, subconscious awareness.
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Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement (ABLE) Project
The Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission has been accepted into the Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement (ABLE) Project, Georgetown University Law Center’s national training and support initiative for U.S. law enforcement agencies committed to building a culture of peer intervention that prevents harm.
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A Guardian- Both Philosopher and Warrior
TAC Officer Scott Wells addresses BLEA Class 807 on their graduation day, providing words of encouragement as they work to be guardians in their respective communities, focused on humanity.
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To the People We Serve
The video images from Minneapolis are tragic and devastating to public trust. We do NOT train officers in Washington State to use force in that manner.
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Courage to Lead, Courage to Listen
TAC Officer Sergeant Tyler Graham addressed COA class 469 on their graduation date with a message on courage as they go forth in their corrections careers.
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WSCJTC COVID-19 Updates
Please take the time to read our Basic Training updates and messages from Executive Director Rahr.
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LETCSA Virtual Annual Summits
We invite you to watch our Law Enforcement Training and Community Safety Act (LETCSA) annual summits. These virtual summits included training updates by our staff and members of independent investigations teams. This is an opportunity for engagement between law enforcement and the community.
Basic Law Enforcement Academy
The Basic Law Enforcement Academy is the 720 hour academy required by all entry-level Washington State Peace Officers.
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A Message of Hope for New Police Recruits
Executive Director, Sue Rahr, addressed BLEA Class 801 on their graduation day. In light of ongoing events, recruits are given an inspiring message about their future, and the impact they will have in their new professions.
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Establish high standards and exceptional training to ensure that criminal justice professionals in Washington State have the knowledge and skills to safely and effectively protect the life, liberty, and property of the people they serve.
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That's a wrap for BLEA 799! This was the last of the two classes that were close to graduation upon shutting down campus. Excited to finally finish up their training and get them back to their agencies and communities. On to the next!
