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    Rescuing Search and Rescue The core problem presented in the case would be the tension between the “Dirty Dozen and Old Guard” of the Jeep Patrol. When the Jeep Patrol and the Mountain Rescue Team started joining forces different aspect of each organization started become noticeable. The reluctant ways in the Jeep Patrol/Old Guards when it came to taking actions or making changes verses the organization making the service group more of a social group. Now, with the Mountain Rescue Team; their concern was getting out there and serving. Making sure they had the skills and technically know who to be as effective as possible. An example that shows the division of urgency within the group happen when a woman decided to take a snow ride in the…

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    investigation. This as well as radio broadcasts being placed out in order to alert the public in an amber alert style situation. At 7 PM that night it was decided to be a true missing persons case and a formal search team was established to search at Kyron. Around that same time Sheriff Dan Staton phoned the FBI in order to alert them of the abduction. Throughout the rest of the night the sheriff 's office attempted to scout out any hiding place within the school, Horman house, and area…

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    Search Dog Research Paper

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    Picking the right dog for the job is important in Search and Rescue. It takes a dog as well as a person with special attributes to become a successful team. These special canines are very important to a community, their noses are far superior to our methods of trailing as humans, cutting the search time down. Search dogs can "find" in lots of different environments, from the woods to a burnt building. It may look easy for a puppy to simply smell out a missing person, the indication that he or…

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    needs the dog to be able to do. They train for police work, but also have certification options that include: search and rescue, narcotics, accelerants, and explosive detection. Each certification can take up to 18 weeks to complete (Bozzo, 28). Once the dog and the officer are matched according to personality, they go the school to become K-9 certified, with a specially trained teacher. The pair learn how to be successful partners and spend time bonding by working together (Bozzo, 23). While…

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    On March 30, 2013, a Eurocopter AS350 B3 helicopter crashed during a search and rescue mission (SAR) (NTSB 911AA Eurocopter, 2014). Earlier that day an individual wrecked on a snowmobile near Talkeetna, and called the Alaska Department of Public Safety (DPS). The dispatcher who received the call tried to set up a local land rescue. However, no local troopers were on duty, and no locals with SAR experience were willing to take the mission due to the deteriorating weather conditions. Once the…

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    time in America. Finding survivors in the wreckage of the World Trade Center was a daunting task (Stephen Atkins 602). Without the enormous aid from the hundreds of heroes; survivors wouldn 't be where they are today. These courageous heroes would likely be known as the man 's best friend. The heroes are the K-9 rescue dogs. K-9 rescue dogs came with their handlers from all around the world and searched frantically on the night of September 11. At Ground Zero, the dogs worked every day to help…

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    for criminal investigations, Calculates and documents time and costs for investigative activities, May conduct internal investigations and investigate complex or sensitive criminal cases Assistant Of Chief Investigator – conducts research for the tasks of chief investigator, helps balance the workload of the chief investigator Leading investigator – Works as team leader of the majority of all investigations, Grants private eyes insight and directive, proposes jobs and "missions" for individual…

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    Coast Guard Case Study

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    against the Coast Guard for the death of his wife based upon the Coast Guard’s one-hour delay in reaching the boat after he made a distress call asking for rescue due to the bad weather conditions? BRIEF ANSWER OR CONCLUSION Probably not. Under the Good Samaritan doctrine applicable to this case the Coast Guard probably won’t be liable for wrongful death since there are not omissions of failure to act, neither affirmative actions from its part causing Mrs. Moore’s death. FACTS James More…

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    How to Train a K-9 Unit Dog K-9 dog training is a long process that not only takes up the early lives of puppies but most of their adult lives. It is important for officers to train dogs because K-9 unit dogs’ help officers look for evidence where officers cannot go, save lives, and fight crimes. There are two main types of K-9 unit dogs that are trained to be either search and rescue dogs which are cadaver dogs, trailing dogs, and water search dogs or forensic evidence dogs which include drug…

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    EMERGENCY SUPPORT FUNCTION #9: SEARCH AND RESCUE Jeremy Hughart American Military University I chose to write this paper on the emergency support function #9: Search and Rescue. This function is especially important to me because it requires the most specialized training and dedication to the job. Search and rescue personnel must have nerves of steel and be able to perform under incredible stress when called upon. They must be ready to launch immediately after all natural disasters on land,…

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