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83889NCJRS.Pdf If you have issues viewing or accessing this file contact us at NCJRS.gov. - -~-.- i; i ,.. ~, National Criminal Justice Reference Service ~. - ....... - -.r' .•- This microfiche was produced from documents received for " inclusion in the NCJRS data base. Since NCJRS cannot exercise . c control over the physical condition of the documents submitted, -11 . ',:.'.i ...-- ~ the individual frame quality will vary. The resolution chart on , . this frame may be used to evaluate the document quality. t 1 '~ I t- ,I .. .' ~ ~ • !!. i - 0' 2 5 : IllFa . 11111 . 1.0 3 2 ~ 11111 . W ~ ~!~ 01.;'1 w .. ' ¥ ~ ~~ ", '., " 1 1 ...lULU,;. 11111 • 111111.8 .' k 1 111111.25 111111.4 [11111.6 {r~"'- 1 A :, A - MICROCOPY RESOLUTION TEST CHART ~ ~ ,. ~,. - - ~ • ~_,I e' 'I NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS-1963-A • - • • ~i ~ A A , . &. e U --- • I . '.A -- A A· ~: 'I 'I 'I .- • - " • • Microfilming procedures used to create this fiche comply with the standards set forth in 41CFR 101-11.504. ~ Points of view or opinions stated in this document are 0: .,.-s.." '" those of the author(s) and do not represent the official (. position or policies of the U. S. Depaliment of Justice. ~ • -~. ~'.~4.£ ~ , t <\:, National Institute of Justice i_,~.Q!~~L82 L.,, United States Department of Justicl2 '.1, Washington, D. C. 20531 ~ ~', f p'. e<:( ,,~ ::; ~ .. ---""'" ~ ,. " 1 '. • ,,!. • • • .!. ~ .- ~~ ..~':. !' . ' • • • U .!..: ..!.t.. .... u. t...!. • • - ~ ~ • ... -. i. L ...• , STATE OF MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ROBERT'~ VAN WAGONER AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GORDON C. KAMKA. SECRETARY ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS c POLICE AND CORRECTIONAL TRAINING COMMISSIONS JOHN A. SCHUYLER EDWIN R, TULLY ADMINISTRATION cHAIRMAN SUITE 16. 7 CHURCH LANE POLICE TRAINING COMMISGION PIKESVILLE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING WILLIAM E. O'HARA POLICE TRAINING J. BROWN HARDY PIKESVILLE. MARYLAND 21208 cHAIRMAN AREA CODE 301-484-6464 THOMAS A. ROSAZZA CORRECTIOWAL TRAINING COMMIsSION CORRECTIONAL TRAINING i I ! I Dear Film User; b .,j 1 The Criminal J'ustice Iesource Center takes pride in the completion of this ), index of audiovisual materials. ~ The culmination of an effort spanning three years, this volume represents c the first, successful statewide compilation of audiovisual materials available to criminal justice personnel. Moreover, it represents the active cooperation of Maryland law enforcement agencies in an effort to share what have become prohibitively expensive training materials. On the following pages you will find instructions for borrowing films from participating organizations as well as the procedures for gaining maintenance and repair services for your own films which is also provided through the auspices of this project. It should be restated that this program depends on your cooperation; please 83889 provide it to the extent possible when an officer or agent requests a film. o artment of Justice ~~7i'on~jlnstitute of Justice Ih II as received Irom e been reproduced exac Y, or opinions stated If you have any questions or suggestions, please, do not hesitate to call This document h~~ion origiraling iL pOints 01 VI~wdO not necessanly me at 484-6464. person or organl~ are those of the authorS ~~ National Institute of in this dOCumen , . I position or policies a f e represent the a fl ICla Justice. , ht d material has been , 'n 10 reproduce this Copyng e Permlsslo d grantedbYState of MD/P.Ql~SSTons ~r£J)~ ~~1n1ng \.,omml -correctlonal Iru _ - Ray Franklin, Director . (NCJRS). -to the National Criminal Justice Reference Service , , Criminal Justice Resource Center . permlS- , I the NCJRS system reqUires Further reproduction outside a RF/rt sian of the copyright owner. \. -';'- -~--------~---~---------------~----- ~-- MEDIA RESOURCES CENTRAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAM The "r-1edia Resources Central lVlanagement Program" is a project of the Maryland " . Criminal Justice Resource Center, an integral part of the Police and Correctional Training Commissions, which provides instructional and communications media services to the state criminal justice system. The project is in response to ever increasing costs of individual materials used in training and crime prevention~ As such, this ~ project seeks to: 1) maximize interdepartmental use of departmentally owned audiovisual I materials, 2) provide central maintenance and repair services for film materials, 3) index; describe and advertise all media materials available to criminal justice personnel in the s"tate. This project was funded under grant Number 78CAPLI-8071 by the Haryland Governor's Conwission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice. Special appreciation is extended to Ms. Alice Blatchley of the Commission staff for her assistance in compiling departmental film data. USING THE INDEX TO SELECT A FILM The following section of the index provides a listing of films arranged by subject. Please notice that certain subject areas overlap others. It i~ recom­ mended that you check all applicable headings. After noting the titles, you may find descriptions and other pertinent data such as length and format by consulting the alphabetically arranged title listing in section 3. Listed beneath each description is a list of all pa~ticipating departments which own that film. PROCEDURE FOR BORROWING MATERIALS All materials listed are the property of and are housed ")y the individual agency. Availability is therefore limited by that agency. A listing of agency AV coordinators follows this page. Contact the individual named, and please abide by any restr.ictions on use that the providing agency ma/ impose. Please return films promptly. f.lEDIA RESOURCES CENTRAL MANAGEMENT PROGMH Haryland Police and Correctional Training CommissionE Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services ," Gordon C. Kamka, Secretary -- . ., It I MAINTENANCE SERVICES C A.GENCY COORDINATORS t As part of this program the Resource Center is providing on-going maintenance of all films made available for interdepartmental use. Resource Center s(~rvices f Listed below are agency personnel responsible for the coordination of inter­ include defect inspection, minor repair, dry and wet cleaning, conditioning and departmental loans of A.V. materials. If no name is listed, please contact the lubrication. Such routine service should be provided at least once every 10 film showings and will be performed on all films forwarded to the Resource Center training, crime prevention or community relations diVision as seems appropriate. provide<.1 they include a certification that the film is b0.ing maue available for interdepartmental use. f: Anne Arundel County Police Department I 269-1595 f Baltimore City Police Department REPAIR SERVICES Training Films· ••••••••••.••.. Sgt• G. Hardesty Crime Prevention Films ••..•••. Lt. H. Spiwak 396-2518 I 396'-2441 Baltimore County Police Department Major repair \l7ill be provided to those films damaged through interdepartmental ! Crime Prevention Films •••••.•. Capt. Zabkowski 668-5995 use. Such services include replacement of leader and/or reel, repair of tears, b Youth Division· •••••••••••••.. Sgt. G. Mullaney 665-5562 splicing and sprocket hole replacement. f 494-2593 ,I' Charles County Sheriff's Department Replacement prints or print footage will be provided within the scope of the " 934-2222 or proj ect to the extent afforded by current budgetary restrict.ions. r Lt. ~V. Poole I-r 870-3232 D.C. I Frederick City Police Department ! Emergency repairs will be effected when required. Please call 484-6464 for r information. (( F/Sgt. G.. Koogle \:... ... t 663-6661 X38 rI' Hagerstown; Police Department 739-3700 [ Howard County Police Department Sue Dawson If f', Crime Prevention Films •••...•. Daniel Daves 992-5335 or 992-2238 FORWARDING FILl\1S FOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR 465-7500 f, Juvenile Services Administration l' /- Training Films I[; 653-1023 Through 30 APRIL 1980 films should be carried or mailed (insured for rr~ximum) ! ~~rylanu State Police to: RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Training Films···· ••••••••••.. l1arsha Abrams CRIIHNAL JUSTICE P..ESOURCE CENTER Crime Prevention Films ...••••. sgt. R. Chiavacci 486-3101 X258 7 CHURCH LANE 486-3101 X377 PIKESVILLE, MD. 21208 I.f Montgomery County Police Department Training Films· •••••••••..••.. Dan Dowdall For information call 484-6464. :t Crime Prevention Films .•.••••. Lt. Hancock 279-1841 279-1320 After 1 MAY 1980 films should be forwarded to: RESOURCES Ml\.NAGEMENT \ Parole and Probation .;\ CRIMINAL JUSTICE RESOURCE CENTER , Alcoholism Films·· ...•..•••.•. Mickey Allman 444-3311 3085 HER~*,OOD ROAD I WOODSTOCK, BD. 21163 Prince George's Cc!-unty Police Department ~ T " 'I r~~n~ng F~ ms··· ••.••...•••.• Lt • D. Campbell For information call 442-2733. Cr~me Prevention Films ••.••••• Cpl. R. Smith 336-8800 X6611 , r-- :1 Crime Prevention Films _ 336-8800 X391 f ~,' .. " F'-~ NOTE: All films should clearly indicate ownership and work r'~quested if not normal ~I>~i; Senior Citizens .•.•••••. Lt. ROSsiter maintenance. ..... ':1l 336-8800 X394 i i l t -. l:lJ r I - " I t , OTHER FILM SOURCES Listed below are non-police agencies pro~iding loan of audiovisual materials to criminal justice pe%'sonnel. Such agencies are not partic­ ipants in this program and are included for informational pUrposes only. As such, damage to these films re:mains the responsibility of the borrow­ ing individual and his agency. Baltimore county :Public Schools 494-4074 Departmfant of B<!f!f.tlth and Mental Hygiene 383-2635 Department of Human Resources - Socia,l Services Administration
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