BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20220224T131500Z DTEND:20220224T153000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:CMMA February Meeting 2022 DESCRIPTION:CMMA Breakfast Meeting: Active Shooter situation- Meeting at Moose Lodge in Waite Park. \n\n\nTopic: How to survive an active threat/ shooter situation \n\nSpeakers: Drew Moldenhauer & Rich Webb\, Blue Ethos \n\n\n\nAt the CMMA breakfast meeting on February 24\, basic and easy to remember skills will be taught on how to survive an encounter. Through case studies\, members will learn from past events on what has worked and what has not.\n\n\n\nBlue Ethos Specialized Training is dedicated to providing active threat and preparedness training to public and private entities. We do this by improving safety and security\, being prepared to handle an external or internal threat\, and teaching rapid response techniques. We teach students/employees basic de-escalation tactics and show them pre-attack indicators of active shooters.\n\n\n\n Profiles: You will learn about common motives and ideologies of an Active Shooter\, along with learning how to identify warning signs and proper paths for intervention including de-escalation.\n\n\n\n Threat Assessment: We will provide company examples of a threat assessment at the property. This includes photos of the building\, a safe meeting location for your staff\, and safety tips customized to your facility. \n\n\n\n Fear/Intuition: Attendees will learn how to listen to their intuition and realize that during an Active Threat their fear response will help them survive. Tools will be given to avoid worry and anxiety and focus on mentally preparing.\n\n\n\n Body Language and Pre attack indicators: Attendees will learn how to read the body language of a person that is about to attack them. The non verbals will tell us a lot more than the verbals.\n\n\n\n De Escalation: Attendees will learn how to de-escalate a situation when someone is becoming irrational. Attendees will learn words to avoid in certain situations\, and how to get people to calm down their irrational behavior.\n\n\n\nDrew Moldenhauer\n\nAs Law Enforcement Teacher at the Anoka STEP Program\, Drew teaches post-secondary classes in Law Enforcement in which students can obtain college credit. He also is Adjunct Professor at Concordia St-Paul University\, Normandale Community College\, Metropolitan State University\, Hamline University and Hennepin Technical College. Drew has 12 years of full-time Law Enforcement Officer experience with the City of Ramsey in Minnesota. He currently is part-time with the City of Osseo. Drew's dream has always been to share his gift of instructing to clients. He has and will always conduct himself in a professional manner. He has a lot of experience and has taught classes in active shooter\, use of force\, crisis intervention\, report writing\, and basic interview skills.\n\n \n\n\n\nRich Webb\n\nWith 13 years of law enforcement experience\, Rich brings firsthand knowledge in leadership and tactics that are grounded in common sense and research-based knowledge. Rich has instructed countless classes in Active Threat response to Law Enforcement\, Schools\, Churches and Commercial industries. In 2014\, Rich was involved in a shooting on the steps of a daycare facility in which his partner and he were awarded the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Medal of Honor. From this incident\, he has worked on speaking and educating the public and fellow officers on the realities of an officer involved shooting. Rich has a passion for training which is why he has led his department's Field Training Program which consistently creates professional\, capable\, and compassionate police officers. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:


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\nCMMA Breakfast Meeting: Active Shooter situation- Meeting at Moose Lodge in Waite Park. \;

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\nTopic: How to survive an active threat/ shooter situation \;
\nSpeakers: \;Drew Moldenhauer &\; Rich Webb\, Blue Ethos \;
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\nAt the CMMA breakfast meeting on February 24\, basic and easy to remember skills will be taught on how to survive an encounter. Through case studies\, members will learn from past events on what has worked and what has not.
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\nBlue Ethos Specialized Training is dedicated to providing active threat and preparedness training to public and private entities. We do this by improving safety and security\, being prepared to handle an external or internal threat\, and teaching rapid response techniques. We teach students/employees basic de-escalation tactics and show them pre-attack indicators of active shooters.
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\n·\; \;Profiles: You will learn about common motives and ideologies of an Active Shooter\, along with learning how to identify warning signs and proper paths for intervention including de-escalation.
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\n·\; \;Threat Assessment: We will provide company examples of a threat assessment at the property. This includes photos of the building\, a safe meeting location for your staff\, and safety tips customized to your facility. \; \;
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\n·\; \;Fear/Intuition: Attendees will learn how to listen to their intuition and realize that during an Active Threat their fear response will help them survive. Tools will be given to avoid worry and anxiety and focus on mentally preparing.
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\n·\; \;Body Language and Pre attack indicators: Attendees will learn how to read the body language of a person that is about to attack them. \; The non verbals will tell us a lot more than the verbals.
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\n·\; \;De Escalation: Attendees will learn how to de-escalate a situation when someone is becoming irrational. \; Attendees will learn words to avoid in certain situations\, and how to get people to calm down their irrational behavior.\n\n

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Drew Moldenhauer

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As Law Enforcement Teacher at the Anoka STEP Program\, Drew teaches post-secondary classes in Law Enforcement in which students can obtain college credit. He also is Adjunct Professor at Concordia St-Paul University\, Normandale Community College\, Metropolitan State University\, Hamline University and Hennepin Technical College. \; Drew has 12 years of full-time Law Enforcement Officer experience with the City of Ramsey in Minnesota. He currently is part-time with the City of Osseo. Drew&rsquo\;s dream has always been to share his gift of instructing to clients. He has and will always conduct himself in a professional manner. He has a lot of experience and has taught classes in active shooter\, use of force\, crisis intervention\, report writing\, and basic interview skills.
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Rich Webb

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With 13 years of law enforcement experience\, Rich brings firsthand knowledge in leadership and tactics that are grounded in common sense and research-based knowledge. \; Rich has instructed countless classes in Active Threat response to Law Enforcement\, Schools\, Churches and Commercial industries. \; In 2014\, Rich was involved in a shooting on the steps of a daycare facility in which his partner and he were awarded the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Medal of Honor. \; From this incident\, he has worked on speaking and educating the public and fellow officers on the realities of an officer involved shooting. Rich has a passion for training which is why he has led his department&rsquo\;s Field Training Program which consistently creates professional\, capable\, and compassionate police officers.

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\n \; LOCATION:Moose Lodge UID:e.9440.1537 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260409T215346Z URL:http://amfa-mn-wi.memberzone.com/events/details/cmma-february-meeting-2022-1537 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR