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In-person EVENTS

INLETS: In-Person and LIVESTREAM, October 27

Amy Herman, a lawyer and art historian, uses works of art to focus observation and communication skills.  She has presented to the NYPD, the FBI, the French National Police, the Department of Defense and Intelligence agencies.  Join us on the INLETS’ Youtube Channel or live, in-person for her innovative way to refresh your sense of critical inquiry and reconsider the skills necessary for improved performance. 

Pre-register for in-person and livestream tickets, HERE

“INLETS webinars have an abundance of valuable information, historical, and current data presented by highly experienced individuals. A great way to reach individuals across the globe, and fosters a learning environment that enables individuals to think outside their geographic areas of responsibilities. Highly recommend these courses.”

Thanks for joining us at the 10th annual:

Mid-Atlantic INLETS: Violent Crimes & Terrorism Trends

One hundred seventy-five attendees from over 80 agencies across 15 states joined us for the 10th annual event, where it all began in the friendly confines of historic Annapolis.  Lead investigators shared the lessons learned from the most devastating violent crime cases.

In this INLETS’ milestone year, Monday was focused on resiliency, understanding, and overcoming with featured presenter Greg Stube and Pastor Ed Kelley, the INLETS Chaplain.

Stube, US Army (ret.) shared his personal story of overcoming grave circumstance, his journey through recovery, and his outlook with life lessons from the battlefield.

Reflective and humble, Stube connected with many attendees  with his unique outlook on leadership and love.  Thanks to the support of the Baltimore Chapter of the FBI Citizens Academy Alumni Association.  

Not Billy Graham.  Not Frasier Crane.  Attendees can always find Pastor Ed in the registration area offering Coffee & a Conversation. Discussing a good blend of coffee, or something deeper, he is always willing to listen.

This year, he kicked offed the conference with a breakfast session, Waffles & Wellness.  The 40 attendees enjoyed the bountiful breakfast while receiving a realistic and uplifting message.  Thanks to Panasonic for sponsoring this event.

Monday’s Tribute to Heroes Program… the key elements:

Keynote Rob O’Neill

This year marks the 20th anniversary of the attacks on 9/11.  2021 also marks the 10th anniversary of the Raid on Abbottabad leading to the death of bin Laden.

Tribute to Heroes, the popular evening event of the INLETS’ weeklong program, featured Rob O’Neill, US Navy (ret.), leader, SEAL Team 6, and the operator who killed Usama bin Laden.  He shared his story and was gracious in a meet & greet with book signing,

Above & Beyond awards

Each year, peer-nominated recipients are recognized for going above and beyond.  Linda Austin led a grass roots movement in feeding hundreds of families for months during the Covid-19 pandemic.  Brian Hunt, Natural Resources Police, conducted a night-time rescue of a man who was trapped in a sinking boat and running out of air.  David Wagoner, Maryland State Police, responded to a vehicle accident, climbed into the burning vehicle to free and extract the driver who was, at the time, on fire.

Fallen Officers Tribute:

We remember those Fallen Officers since we were last together. Due to the pandemic restrictions, it had been two years since our last gathering.  In that time, 601 officers have died in the line of duty.  This memorial wall was created to honor the memory of those who gave their last full measure.

For more on the tribute, click the photo

Enrichment Visit:

Ft. McHenry National Park

The Wednesday afternoon visit took us to Ft. McHenry, Baltimore’s Star Fort, the first place where Americans defeated the British and the birthplace of our National Anthem. The NPS Ranger gave an impassioned, historical account leading Francis Scott Key to pen the Star-Spangled Banner when first seeing the 15 stars over red striped flag flying in the early morning dawn.

Our Sustaining Partner:Our Cornerstone Sponsors:

As a Regional Cornerstone Partner, the mission of Mission: After traveling this great country in search of the nation’s best BBQ, they felt inspired to bring this great food home. Especially for those who protect us all, the hard-workers who get it done every day, the home teams we cheer for, and of course, family and friends. Their mission is to serve you the most authentic, mouth-watering all-American food that’s done right.

Law Enforcement Partners

Maryland Coordination & Analysis Center

Central Forida Intelligence eXchange

Maryland Transportation Authority PD

Private Sector Partners

Black Rifle Coffee

MF&E Forensic Investigative Services

Maryland Crime Prevention Association

We will see you next time, On The INLETS!

Started in 2011, the program has welcomed over 6,000 attendees from 38 states.  Offered in five-day programs on violent crime and terrorism trends and one-day programs on various and specific themes, many call it the best training in their careers. The average five-day program welcomes of 225 attendees from 100 agencies across 20 states, while over 100 attendees from 40 agencies travel from five states for the one-day format.

The five-day program provides General Sessions, Focused Seminars, and Workshops providing attendees instruction on current topics through case studies and cutting edge technology, including Virtual Reality.  Certified for law enforcement in-service and organization continuing education units, the week-long event includes student aids, an Enrichment Visit, and the highly regarded evening program, A Tribute to Heroes.

“A Day on the INLETS” are full day seminars on a focused topic providing case studies, instruction, and resources, including continental breakfast and lunch. Held in various locations across the Mid-Atlantic, the “Day” format provides diversity of relevant topics at various locations minimizing attendee travel.

Open to Law Enforcement, Defense and Intel Entities, and industry professionals.