Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section
Past International Conferences

2^nd International LEIM Conference, Nassau, Bahamas, Nov. 28-30, 2007

The following presentations were made during the 2^nd Annual International LEIM Conference in Nassau, the Bahamas, November 28-30, 2007. The conference agenda is available for download.

Presentations

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Technology Tutorial

• William R. Maki, Lieutenant Colonel, Deputy Chief of Police, Waynesboro (Virginia) Police Department

Caribbean Law Enforcement Technology - Needs and Lessons Learned: Royal Bahamas Police Force

• Moderator: Keith Bell, Superintendent, Royal Bahamas Police Force
• Leon Williams, Chairman, Caribbean Association of National Telecommunications Organization
• Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace, Secretary General for Tourism in the Bahamas
• Vejai Sammy, Caricom, Inc.

Building Public Safety Networks: A Primer for Executives on How to Build a Survivable Network for Voice, Data, and Mobility

• Keith Bell, Superintendent, Royal Bahamas Police Force
• Morgan Wright, Cisco

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Thursday, November 29, 2007

Living with the Past, Looking to the Future

• Bridget Lloyd, Assistant Director, Analytical Services, Police Services of Northern Ireland

Building, Leading, Collaborating: The Geographic Approach Applied to Law Enforcement in the International Arena

• Moderator: Dave Cook, ESRI
• James McCall, Commissioner, Virgin Islands Police Force
• Alphonso Albright, Chief Information Officer, New York City (New York) Department of Probation
• Shellie Solomon, Justice and Security Strategies, Inc.

The International Law Enforcement Community and the FBI: A Biometric Defense

• Michael Pettry, United States Federal Bureau of Investigation (Available to sworn law enforcement upon request)

Mobile Computing 101

• Brad Brewer, Sergeant, Vancouver (British Columbia) Police Department
• Joe Martin, Panasonic

Interoperability and Caribbean Law Enforcement Users

• Lance Valcour, Inspector, Ottawa (Ontario) Police Department; Program Manager, Canadian Police Research Centre
• Steve Correll, Nlets

U.S. Department of Homeland Security Resources for Caribbean Law Enforcement Agencies

• Robert Riegle, Acting Director, State and Local Office, United States Department of Homeland Security (Available to sworn law enforcement upon request)

Technical Operations: Now and in the Future

• Moderator: Eddie Reyes, Captain, Alexandria (Virginia) Police Department; Chair, IACP Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section
• Chief Harlin McEwen (ret.), IACP Chairman, IACP Communications and Technology Committee
• Edward Kelly, EF Johnson

Future Public Safety Applications

• Moderator: Julie Folden, Motorola
• Thomas Gross, Major, Miami-Dade (Florida) Police Department
• Darrell La Fosse, Assistant Commissioner, Royal Canadian Mounted Police

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Friday, November 30, 2007

National Institute of Justice: Incident Commander

• Dr. John Morgan, Deputy Director for Science and Technology, United States National Institute of Justice
• Gina Wheeler, Program Manager, National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center-Northwest

Securing Convictions with Digital Evidence

• D. Miles Brissette, Assistant District Attorney, Tarrant County (Texas) Criminal District Attorney's Office

Law Enforcement Technology Issues and Solutions

• Dr. John Morgan, Deputy Director for Science and Technology, United States National Institute of Justice

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