The New Jersey Police Chief Magazine | May 2012 Continued from previous page
Chief Bouthillette’s lecture is designed for all police officers regardless of rank or assignment and focuses primarily on aspects of surviving critical incidents based on his own personal story of survival. Chief Bouthillette was criti- cally injured in the line of duty and provides personal and valuable insight on how he survived this deadly encoun- ter.
During the lecture, Chief Bouthillette will discuss issues related to how an officer involved shooting can involve an officer’s personal life, family and department. During his lecture he addresses issues pertaining to developing a survival mindset, the need to develop a post incident action plan and the issues associated with recovering both mentally and physically from this type of critical incident.
Chief Bouthillette has been a featured speaker of the Mid-Atlantic Great Lakes Organized Crime Law Enforcement Network (MAGLOCLEN) and has lectured on behalf of the United States Marshal’s Service, Federal Bureau of In- vestigation, and the FBI National Academy Association. He is also a featured speaker for the U.S. Dept. of Justice VALOR initiative which is a training program that has been designed to help prevent violence against law enforce- ment officers and ensure officer resilience and survivability following violent encounters during the course of their duties.
In addition to these main training opportunities, there will also be seminars and presentations throughout the Police/Security Expo taking place at the Atlantic City Convention Center. Additionally, the New Jersey Police Traffic Safety Officers Association will once again hold a meeting at the Expo on that day.
The Annual Conference is a chance for our entire membership and our colleagues and friends to come together for professional development, networking and fellowship.
Even in these troubled times, we are looking forward to a productive, informative and enjoyable Conference.
Mitchell C. Sklar Executive Director
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