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Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism Awarded 2.2 million contract for police training

Oklahoma City based Institute receives award from DHS/FEMA(Oklahoma City, Okla.) The Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism today announced that the Department of Homeland Security/Federal Emergency Management Agency has awarded the Institute a contract to continue its police training program, Information Collection on Patrol. The DHS/FEMA contract (HSFE20-12-C-0343) will support the Institute’s program delivery to state, local, and tribal law enforcement line officers. “The Institute is pleased to be awarded this contract to continue improving line officers’ abilities to

Terrorism Institute and Milwaukee Police Join Forces for Next Round of InCOP Courses

(Oklahoma City, Okla., May 29, 2012) MIPT (Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism) and the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) partnered to provide InCOP 2, MIPT’s second course in the program series. Trainers from MPD completed the one-day Train-the-Trainer course on May 3, 2012. The trainers will deliver the course to the 1,800 person department later this fall. InCOP 2-Build a Base focuses on the technique of effective collection to help line officers engage the skills of identifying and developing human information sources within their jurisdiction. “Milwaukee Police

Annual Report shows Oklahoma City Terrorism Prevention Institute is Meeting Critical National Needs in Information Gathering

(Oklahoma City, Okla., May 23, 2012) Today, the Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism (MIPT) released its 2011 Annual Report, an assessment of the agency’s performance. The report confirms the Institute’s programs are effectively increasing the knowledge and behavior of law enforcement officers trained via its signature program InCOP (Information Collection on Patrol). MIPT’s training is designed to enhance the line officer’s ability to collect information. “MIPT’s goal is to make safer communities through better information collection and sharing by police departments,”

State of Connecticut, Terrorism Prevention Institute partner to improve information collection skills of officers

(Oklahoma City, Okla., May 23, 2012) MIPT (Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism) and the Connecticut P.O.S.T. Academy have partnered to provide InCOP training to law enforcement and coordinate information collection. Trainers from police departments across Connecticut, including the Connecticut State Police, The Connecticut Intelligence Center (CTIC), West Hampton, Stratford, Wilton, and Woodbury, completed a one-day InCOP Train-the-Trainer course conducted onsite at the P.O.S.T. Academy on May 16. The trainers will take the course back to train their fellow officers with

Terrorism Institute Provides InCOP Training to Kansas’ Largest Law Enforcement Agency

(Oklahoma City, Okla.) MIPT (Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism) and the Kansas State Highway Patrol have partnered to provide InCOP training to the agencies 800 personnel and surrounding departments. MIPT’s InCOP 1 Train-the-Trainer course was rolled out May 8thand 9th, 2012 to officers with the goal of improving information collection and reporting skills throughout the state. “MIPT’s mission to train law enforcement is founded in the Oklahoma City bombing. Timothy McVeigh stole components for the bomb and assembled it in Kansas,” stated MIPT’s Training Director

Oklahoma terrorism prevention institute, MIPT, brings training to rural and urban Alabama agencies

(Oklahoma City, Okla, Feb. 23, 2012) MIPT (Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism) and the Birmingham, Columbiana and Hoover Police Departments, as well as the Mobile and Shelby County Sheriff’s Departments, have partnered to provide InCOP training to law enforcement and coordinate information collection. Trainers from the largest cities within Alabama completed a two-day InCOP Train-the-Trainer course conducted on site at MIPT in Oklahoma City on December 20-21, 2011. The trainers will take the course back to train their officers and deputies with the goal of improving

Milwaukee Police Department Chief Supports MIPT’s InCOP 1 Training for Officers

(Oklahoma City, Okla., Feb. 14, 2012) MIPT (Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism) and the Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) partnered to provide InCOP  1 training to law enforcement and enhance information collection to the department’s 1,800 officers. Milwaukee Police Department staff delivered the training during their in-service cycle in the fall of 2011. Milwaukee trainers had been trained in InCOP 1 in February 2011 at MIPT in Oklahoma City. “The reason local police are central to the war on terrorism is

Oklahoma City Terrorism Prevention Institute Trains New York City Police Department Trainers

(Oklahoma City, Okla., Dec. 29th, 2011) MIPT (Memorial Institute for the Prevention of terrorism) and the New York City Police Department have partnered to provide InCOP training to law enforcement and coordinate information collection. Trainers from the NYPD completed a three-day InCOP Train-the-Trainer course on November 15th-17th, 2011 in all InCOP courses (InCOP 1-4). The trainers will take the course to train their officers with the goal of improving information collection and reporting skills throughout the department. “When Timothy McVeigh detonated a truck bomb that killed 168

Oklahoma Terrorism Prevention Institute Trains the Second Half of the Twin-Cities in InCOP:  St. Paul Police Department

(Oklahoma City, OK, Dec. 29th, 2011) MIPT (Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism) and the St. Paul, Minneapolis Police Department have partnered to provide InCOP training to law enforcement and coordinate information collection. Trainers from St. Paul completed a two-day InCOP Train-the-Trainer course conducted on site at MIPT in Oklahoma City on October 11th and 12th, 2011. The 7 trainers will take the course back to train their deputies and officers with the goal of improving information collection and reporting skills throughout the department. “MIPT continues to work

Oklahoma Terrorism Prevention Institute Trains Indianapolis -Site of Super Bowl 2012

(Oklahoma City, OK, Dec. 28, 2011) MIPT (Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism) and the Indianapolis Police Department have partnered to provide InCOP training to law enforcement and coordinate information collection. Seven trainers from Indianapolis Police Department traveled to MIPT in Oklahoma City for the day-and-a-half long InCOP training on December 6th and 7th, 2011. The trainers will take the course to train their officers with the goal of improving information collection and reporting skills throughout the department. “The vigilant police officer is a vital

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