Union Event: Atty Elliot Spector to speak at WPD May 28th 6-8pm

The Union has hired Atty Elliot Spector to come and speak to the membership on May 28th from 6-8pm.  I am trying to reserve the training room for the event.

The topic will be police shootings, criminal/civil law suits and generally what the officer can expect after being involved in a deadly use of force situation.  There will also be a question and answer session at the end.  Its a great opportunity for you to ask the “expert” any nagging questions you always wanted answered.

Union Members and their spouse are invited.  I’d like to get a general head count of who will be able to attend, so let one of the union officers know if you are coming.  If you can’t come, write your question down and I’ll have Atty Spector answer it for the presentation.

I’ll keep everyone updated on the location.

For more information on Atty Spector here is his web site: http://www.cclfinc.org/newsite/index.html
ELLIOT B. SPECTOR, President, Treasurer and Instructor

Elliot B. Spector is a graduate of the University of Connecticut, University of Hartford and University of Connecticut School of Law and was admitted to the Bar in 1981. Mr. Spector was also a distinguished graduate of the US Air Force School of Military Science, and was honorably discharged from the Air Force as a 1st Lieutenant. Mr. Spector has over thirty years of law enforcement experience as a police officer, police instructor and an attorney representing the law enforcement community. Mr. Spector is the Director of the Law & Society and Criminal Justice Courses at UConn.

Mr. Spector specializes in Police Civil Liability and has presented the Civil Rights Update on behalf of the Legal Officers Section of the International Association of Chiefs of Police to police and legal groups from across the country annually, since 1992. He is the past-Chair of the Legal Officers Section of the IACP and served on its Executive Board. He is a member of the CPCA, and serves on its Legislative, Accreditation and Private Security Committees. Mr. Spector has been updating the Connecticut Law Enforcement Officers Field Manual (“The Red Book”) since 1987, and has written numerous articles for national and state law enforcement magazines.
Bunce