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Course Description
Students will learn criminal and civil law, vehicle and traffic law, arrest and court procedures, report writing and professional communication skills. Topics of study include: interviewing skills, self-defense, security, fingerprinting, civil rights, forensics, accident and crime scene illustration, digital photography, and forensics. Students will participate in community service projects, participate in guest speaker presentations, attend local field trips to agencies/organizations, conduct physical conditioning exercises, learn patrolling skills, collect evidence and crime scene investigation tactics. Students who are interested in the field of corrections, probation, judicial system, law enforcement, along with first responders (EMT, Fire Department, etc.) may be interested in this course.
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Casey CrandallPublic Safety TeacherI am a graduate of Lansing and Alfred University. At Alfred University I earned a bachelors of arts for Criminal Justice in 2000. In April 2001, I became a Special Investigator within the background industry completing federal background investigations for security clearance purposes throughout the Finger Lakes region. I am still credentialed with several different agencies, but have found a passion for working with students through coaching at Lansing. We have recently rebranded the program to Public Safety & Emergency Services. This rebranding will provide students opportunities to learn multiple pathways within this career cluster. I enjoy coaching and spending time with my family in my spare time.
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Testimonials
Lt. Kyle Koskinen
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Carolyn Verret
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Ryan Putnam-Cole
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