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INTERPOL Academy & Harvest Christian University
Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994, P.L. 103-322, Title I, 42 U.S.C. Section 3796dd. seq.
INTERPOL Academy TRAINING Benefits
- Membership ID Card
- Membership Certificate
- Golden UNIPOL Badge
- Leather Badge wallet,
- UNIPOL Membership Pin
Benefits available only to applicants that pay all fees and training cost. Strictly No Refund Policy
INTERPOL Academy of Excellence APPLICATION
All applicants are required to fill out applications that include international background checks, application processing, registration, and administrative cost. Failure to complete these requirements will result in dismissal from this law enforcement program. We wish to have the highest standard of policing.
COMMUNITY OVER WATCH
Our Community Watch Program is a statistical program comprised of education, chaplaincy and international police training. Harvest Christian University has diverse partnerships and working agreements that have to together to combat crime while assisting our local law reinforcement while protection our citizens.
Purpose
The Community Overwatch Program is a flagship initiative of the Georgia A. Robinson Police Academy at Harvest Christian University. Its mission is to build trust, partnership, and shared responsibility between law enforcement and the community through proactive engagement, oversight, and collaboration.
Introduction
Community Police Officers
Providing crime prevention advice and supporting multi-agency operations to address recurring issues CPOs are granted certain powers under the Anti-social Behavior, Crime and Policing Act 2014, including the ability to issue Community Protection Notices (CPNs) to individuals or businesses whose unreasonable conduct is having a detrimental effect on the local community's quality of life.
Community Police Training
Georgia A. Robinson Police Academy
Academy Community and Mission Offerings
The Georgia A. Robinson Police Academy will provide comprehensive training programs tailored to the needs of both tribal and non-tribal law enforcement officers, emphasizing:
- Community Policing:
- Cultural Sensitivity:
- Advanced Law
- Enforcement Techniques:
Community Police Training
Counter Crime Intelligence & Crime Lab
Community Police Training
New Training Programs
These programs are part of our commitment to providing comprehensive education that meets the evolving needs of law enforcement agencies.
By integrating these specialized areas into our curriculum, we aim to enhance the capabilities of officers in addressing complex criminal activities.
Community Policing Mission
Counter Crime Intelligence & Crime Lab
Counter Crime Intelligence & Crime Lab
Purpose and Mission
- To enhance transparency, accountability, and trust between Police Departments and the community.
- To provide a platform for community members to voice concerns and offer recommendations for police practices and policies.
Counter Crime Intelligence & Crime Lab
Counter Crime Intelligence & Crime Lab
Counter Crime Intelligence & Crime Lab
Purpose and Aims of the Crime Lab:
Educational Excellence:
- The crime lab will be integrated into our criminal justice and forensic science programs, offering hands-on training and real-world experience.
Community Police Officers
Community Police Instructors
Community Police Officers
Harvest Christian University Community Policing Program
1. Community Police Officers
Purpose:
Community Police Officers (CPOs) are the front-line representatives of the academy’s community policing philosophy. Their primary role is to build trust, enhance public safety, and address quality-of-life issues through direct engagement with residents.
Community Police Trainers
Community Police Instructors
Community Police Officers
Harvest Christian University Community Policing Program
Community Police Directors
Purpose:
Community Police Directors specialize in recruiting and development of Community Police Officers. they are professionals who are responsible for delivering educational content and skills training to both officers and the public. They ensure that all instruction aligns with best practices, legal standards, and the academy’s values
Community Police Instructors
Community Police Instructors
Community Police Instructors
Harvest Christian University Community Policing Program
Community Police Instructors
Purpose:
Community Police Directors specialize in hands-on, practical skills development for officers and community volunteers. They focus on scenario-based training, field exercises, and technical competencies essential for effective community policing
