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11/3/05: Metro Transit Police is interested to see how other agencies have developed policy on
LEOSA ( HR 218).

Officer Linda Foxwell
Metro Transit Police
600 Fifth Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20001
202-962-2104
lfoxwell@wmata.com

11/2/05: University of Maryland is looking for a policy on an armored tactical vehicle.

Sgt. Carolyn Consoli
Accreditation Manager
University of Maryland
Department of Public Safety
College Park, MD 20742
(301)405-0537
cconsoli@umpd.umd.edu

11/2/05: MNC Park Police is looking for a consular notification directive and an Accreditation Unit
SOP.

Tricia McCourt
MNC Park Police
Montgomery County Division
Tricia.McCourt@mncppc-mc.org

10/7/05: Park Police, Montgomery County Division is looking for Communications Standard
Operating Procedures and Dispatcher Training Manuals.

Tricia McCourt
tricia.mccourt@mncppc-mc.org

10/17/05: U of MD Dept. of Public Safety is looking for a policy manual/procedures manual for
Public Information Officers. Please email it to cconsoli@umpd.umd.edu or mail it to:

Sgt. Carolyn Consoli
U of MD Dept. of Public Safety
Service Building 003
College Park, MD 20742
(301)405-0537

6/7/04: Charles County Sheriff's Office is requesting assistance with CALEA Standard 55.2.2,
reference to providing assistance to victims/witnesses who have been threatened.

They are requesting that CRLEAA PAC member agencies please e-mail ideas or examples of any
material that you use in meeting this Standard.

For further information, or to send info, please contact:

Dan Johnson, Planner II
Charles County Sheriff's Office
Email: johnsond@ccso.us
Web Page: http://www.ccso.us
[O] 301-609-6419
[F] 301-609-6516

5/27/04

I am curious what system agency's use to assign identification numbers to those who are
custodially arrested (CALEA 82.3.6) such that this number will always be tied to the individual no
matter how many times the person is arrested. I know that State Identification Numbers (SID)
are generated as the state processes fingerprints & that some agencies wait to get a SID
return & then use the SID as their local ID number.

How do your agencies issue these person specific number with reasonable assurance that
each person arrested will have only one identification number, although the person has been
arrested several times under various name. How does your system ensure that identification
numbers are not duplicated or skipped?

Please respond directly to me. Many thanks in advance.

N. Bruce Robins
Police Planner
Towson University Police
8000 York Rd.
Towson, MD 21252
PH: 410-704-5730
FX: 410-704-5984
E: brobins@towson.edu
http://www.new.towson.edu/police