COPS SHOULDN’T LEARN AND APPLY TACTICS BECAUSE THEY WANT TO OR ENJOY IT.  YOU SHOULD LEARN, PRACTICE AND BE AWARE OF TACTICAL TECHNIQUES IN CASE YOU MIGHT HAVE TO USE THEM.

CRIME COMMISSION TEAMS WITH ANIMAL WELFARE FOUNDATION

In memory of Officer Oozi, and in honor of the work that the Broward County Sheriff’s K-9 Unit is doing with the canine officers; The South Florida Crime Commission, with the generous support of the Animal Welfare Foundation, has   donated funds for the purchase of a K-9 officer.  

On September 3, 2008, a check in the amount of $30,000.00 was presented to B.S.O. to be used to support the K-9 Unit.

We wish to thank all who supported this project with a special “Thank You” to The Animal Welfare Foundation.

Directors Thomas  Strok and Lewis Nadel (second and third from left) join Dunkin Brands Chief Executive (L) and several members of his Management Team as Dunkin Brands recognizes The South Florida Crime Commission  for its support of Law Enforcement in  South Florida.  

Their generous donation of $5000.00 is much appreciated and will be used to support law enforcement in the area through The Commission’s Criminal Justice Assistance Program.

Thanks to Dunkin Brands for

their support...

Thomas Strok has been appointed Commander of The South Florida Crime Control Task Force:  

The SFCC Task Force is a multi-jurisdictional Task Force focusing on improving methods to manage crime data; thereby allowing command staff to deploy resources in an effective manner and to give citizens the information needed to protect themselves and prevent crime.

Lewis Nadel to head the Law Enforcement Task Force:

The Task Force will be working to expand the Commission’s role within Local Departments and State and Federal Agencies headquartered in South Florida.  The Task Force will  also be acting as the Commission’s liaison within the criminal justice community of South Florida.