To Protect and Serve

Amtrak Police Department 2017 Annual Report Table of Contents

Mission and Vision 3 Message from the Chief 4 Overview 6 Staffing 8 Promotions & Retirements 12 Department Awards 13 Budget & Expenditures 14 Calls for Service 15 Group A&B Incidents 16 New England Division 17 New York Division 19 Mid-Atlantic Division North 21 Mid-Atlantic Division South 22 Central & Western Divisions 24 Special Operations Division - SOU 25 Special Operations Division - AIT 28 Special Operations Division - K-9 Unit 30 Operations Support 33 Office of Professional Responsibilities 34 Administration & Public Affairs 36 Special Events 37 Safety Initiatives 40 Specialized Training 44 Implementation of New Initiatives 47

AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 2 Our Mission Protecting America’s Railroad. Our Vision Professionally safeguard Amtrak employees, customers, patrons and infrastructure through partnerships and best practices while displaying respect and pride.

AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 3 I am honored to present the Amtrak Police Department (APD) 2017 Annual Report. The men and women of the APD, both sworn and civilian, provide professional public safety services to all employees and customers of “America’s Railroad.” This report highlights the department’s activities throughout the year including many important achievements. APD participated in numerous important events and initiatives throughout the year. Through intensive planning and preparation, the APD successfully supported the 58th Inauguration of the President of the United States during all related activities and the Women’s March on Washington, which had over one million participants. Vast numbers of peaceful protesters moved through Washington Union Station, while every division saw an increase in ridership and activity, based on concurrent local demonstrations. Amtrak, Operation Lifesaver, the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and other railroads raised awareness about railroad safety through participation in the inaugural U.S. Rail Safety Week. During Rail Safety Week, APD launched the first Operation Clear Track, which mobilized more than 200 police and sheriff’s departments across 48 states to enforce grade crossing laws. A “Grand Opening” ceremony was held at the new National Communications Center (NCC) facility in Wilmington, DE. This state of the art center vastly improves communications and dispatch capabilities for the department. Training is another key to providing for the safety of our customers and our officers. Courses included Fair & Impartial Policing® (FIP), Integrating Communications Assessment and Training, Law Enforcement Control Tactics, and FBI-LEEDA training. I am proud of what the men and women of our department have accomplished and look forward to our future. Chief Neil Trugman Amtrak Police Department

AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 4 AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 5 Overview AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT also conducts training on railroad-specific tactical response and procedures for fellow members APD and our counter-surveillance,ity investigations, and provide enhanced support for special events. In addition, the unit time to deploy personnel and equipment for tactical response, to support warrant service, conduct low visibil enhanced capabilities to assist in keeping Amtrak customers and employees safe. The unit is prepared at any and response rapid providing by operations The Special Operations Unit supports patrol hurricanes, tornadoes and snowstorms. such as events weather major of aftermath the The has APD also provided humanitarian aid in events. sporting scale large and augural events, ventions, NATO Summits, /G-8 presidential in the Republican and Democratic National Con board trains, and during special events such as tigations and providing support at stations, on inves follow-up conducting laws, enforcing by facilities, and out on the railroad right-of-way in the stations, on trains, in and around Amtrak tions. Their job is to as act adeterrent to crime func policing traditional fulfill Officers Patrol police presence at amajority of Amtrak stations and along the rights-of-way. miles of routes. partners APD with federal, state, local, rail and transit law enforcement agencies to provide a destinations500 in states, 46 the District of Columbia and three Canadian provinces, on more than 21,400 isAPD responsible for ensuring the safety and security of over 30 million customers traveling to more than security. and safety customer, infrastructure and states conduct arange of behind-the-scenes and front line security measures to ensure Amtrak employee, holders of Amtrak. Our more than sworn 500 and civilian personnel located at more than 30 locations in 46 works in the airport setting is not easily transferable to the rail station system. and organization of the airline transportation and airport industry. aresult, As the security framework that cations and intermodal connections, rail and mass transit systems are completely different from the structure “open”a very and therefore porous environment. Because of advantages such as easy access, convenient lo Like rail transportation systems worldwide and mass transit systems in the United States, Amtrak operates in | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT - - - - |PAGE 6 ing the customers, employees, and stake protect to committed force police national The Amtrak Police Department (APD) is a vulnerabilities. mitigating in employ security solutions that are effective to practices, best and standards industry evaluates security its measures, as well as environment, consistently Amtrak this open with vulnerabilitiesmitigate associated the To systems. passenger other in seen not country, layer another openness of adds spanning entire the rail system, passenger Additionally the vastness of the Amtrak - - - - Overview - - PAGE 7 | PAGE 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT - tives in over 25 locations throughout the United United the throughout locations 25 over in tives to coverage provide detectives These States. Amtrak major by served not generally areas as cover individually may and offices field Police for responsible are Detectives states. five as many locating with assisting crimes, major investigating accidents train on up following persons, missing disabled aboard passengers to aid providing and Detectivestrains. also serve on inter-agency crime types of specific combat to forces task detective One security. homeland threaten that Lifesaver Operation a dedicated as assigned is representative the for department. Operation and deaths collisions, end to is mission Lifesaver’s who volunteers of network a nationwide through property rail on and crossings grade highway-rail at injuries safety. rail about people educate to work serve which divisions, patrol the for element a support as serves Unit & Counter-Terrorism Intelligence The personnel and customers our of security and safety the increase seeks to APD and the of front-line the as and analysis acts the by terrorist potential and threats ongoing into insight department’s the increasing by dissemination of intelligence information. Operations Special the to assigned Analysts and Detectives of (AIT) consists team Intelligence Amtrak The the through personnel and customers system, Amtrak the of safety and security the enhance that Division real-time exchange of intelligence, investigative, and threat information across the full-time country. Two classi receive routinely and operations these support clearances security Secret Top with Analysts Intelligence events, special threats, on analysis conduct reports and prepare as well as agencies federal from briefings fied and VIP movements. op and administrative strategic, tactical, accurate and timely provides (CIU) Unit Intelligence APD Criminal The oriented customer and goals agency’s the of support in crime to relating data of analysis intelligence erational communicating and activity criminal monitoring and determining for responsible is CIU The efforts. policing the for needed as units and sections other and Investigations Patrol, Staff, Command to information the offenders. of apprehension increasing and process investigative the aiding activities, criminal of suppression monthly, daily, develop analysts The CIU. the of mission the support to Analysts two Crime APD employs The police of deployment effective the in aid to staff specifically command the reports to hoc ad and quarterly, States. United the throughout problems various combat to resources external law enforcement partnerexternal enforcement law agencies, random passenger baggage and screening, visible highly sweeps of stations and trains. those from threats potential to deterrent physical and a psychological are teams detection explosive K-9 the includes that initiative interagency a collaborative of part are teams These explosives. deploy to seek who and state and Security, Homeland of Departments state and federal Administration, Security Transportation explosives standard between divided are teams detection explosives Amtrak agencies. enforcement law local individual. a passing on alert to trained are dogs detection wake Vapor detection. wake vapor and detection Additionally, capabilities. wake vapor with industry railroad the in units K-9 most the has currently Amtrak teams. K-9 detection narcotics two working has APD currently The APD Detec regional 30 than more are There Staffing AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT Patrol Operations Support Strategic Operations/Support Director Administration&PublicAffairs Chief ofPolice Special Operations Total Of ce ofProfessional New YorkDivision Responsibilities Martin Conway Cindy Allen Deputy Chief Inspector Central &WesternDivisions | Director Administration 2017 ANNUAL REPORT and PublicAffairs Daniel Dugan,Jr. Burt Glassman Deputy Chief Current Staffing Neil Trugman Chief ofPolice New England New York i-tatcNrh7 78 8 70 Mid-Atlantic North i-tatcSuh5 56 3 53 Mid-Atlantic South Intel eta etr 5277 2 75 Central /Western SOU K-9 |PAGE 8

Special OperationsDivision Mid-Atlantic Division Maureen Powers Deputy Chief Deputy Chief Derek White wr iiinTotal Civilian Sworn 4 5501 55 446 4155 1 54 32 35 42 22 24 13 18 6884 8 76 0212 2 10 0131 1 30 6056 0 56 5 5 5 1 0 4 New EnglandDivision Strategic Operations Lisa AnnShahade Wayne Moore Deputy Chief Deputy Chief Staffing 1% PAGE 9 | PAGE 19% 10% 6 21 Less than 1% than 1% Less 83 44 302 69% 439 100% 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 55 48 16 17 35 46 1 5 0 0 13 20 39 Female Total 5 1 39 AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT 282 400 Male Sworn Staffing FY2011 - FY2017 FY2011 Sworn Staffing Sworn as of 9/30/2017 Demographics Sworn Staffing as of Sept. 30, 2011 as of Sept. 30, Sworn Staffing Hired in FY2012 404 Ended Tour of Duty in FY2012 of Duty Ended Tour Sept. 30, 2012 as of Sworn Staffing Hired in FY2013 435 (24) in FY2013 of Duty Ended Tour Sept. 30, 2013 as of Sworn Staffing Hired in FY2014 454 (29) of Duty in FY2014Ended Tour as of Sept. 30, 2014Sworn Staffing Hired in FY2015 438 (32) of Duty in FY2015Ended Tour as of Sept. 30, 2015Sworn Staffing Hired in 2016 421 (34) of Duty in FY2016Ended Tour as of Sept. 30, 2016Sworn Staffing Hired in 2017 428 (28) of Duty in FY2017Ended Tour as of Sept. 30, 2017Sworn Staffing 439 (35) Asian Black / African American 71 Hispanic / Latino Caucasian Two or more nationalitiesTwo 2 Unknown Total Staffing AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT utnHiebr PoliceOfficer Washington, D.C. PoliceOfficer Justin Heidelberg Raymond Quinones LeadProgramSpecialist PoliceOfficer Allan Neita PoliceOfficer PoliceOfficer Nikolay Gantchev Barbara Petito PoliceOfficer Taudia Todman PoliceOfficer Roman Axenti PoliceOfficer Roody Mesidor PoliceOfficer PoliceOfficer Robert Weidner Matthew Kopp Richard Peluso PoliceOfficer Jerome Jones PoliceOfficer Alrazi Alli PoliceOfficer Brendon Kleiner PoliceOfficer Wilmington Anthony Varvaro PoliceOfficer CommunicationsOfficer Richard Pellegrino PoliceOfficer Jeremy Maske Michael Polaski PoliceOfficer Jessica Yansey Kevin Conner PoliceOfficer Tyler Ott Matthew Rink David Crandall hmsBzznk PoliceOfficer Captain James Fitch Thomas Brzezinski Oscar Rodriguez Name | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Police Officer Police Officer Police Officer Police Officer New HireEmployees Position |PAGE 10 Washington New York Lancaster Washington, D.C. New London Chicago New York Baltimore Baltimore Lancaster Baltimore New York New York New York New York New York Chicago Lancaster Chicago Philadelphia Harrisburg Baltimore Chicago Washington, D.C. Location Staffing PAGE 11 | PAGE Location 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Chicago New York New Haven Los Angeles Los Angeles Baltimore Philadelphia Philadelphia New Orleans D.C. Washington, Philadelphia New Haven New Haven Chicago D.C. Washington, Oakland Baltimore Los Angeles New Haven Chicago Chicago Chicago | Position AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT New Hire Employees New Hire Police Officer Police Officer Police Officer Police Officer Police Officer Police Officer Police Officer Name Armrhad JohnsonBethany Tiernan Police Officer Scott DiBisceglioShalonda Mosley Reporting Specialist Data Michael Hemberger Police Officer D.C. Washington, Jr.Robert Zwillich, Officer Communications Communications OfficerNeal Gold Wilmington Police Officer Wilmington Marco JimenezRussell RogerRyan O’Shea Police Officer Robert Allen Daniel Wharton Officer Police Gabriel BueltoCharles Fisher Police Officer Matthew Szymanski Police Officer Samantha Therault Police Officer John Skiba Police Officer Police Officer Anthony DaughtryDavid Nagle Police Officer Kevin BlumbergDaniel GigliobiancoJerry Barraza Police Officer Police Officer Brian Cezak Andrew MartinoJose Serrano Police Officer Job Hernandez Communications Officer Wilmington Police Officer Promotions • Police Officer Mark Rosa promoted to Sergeant - Providence • Police Officer Leo Lane promoted to Sergeant - Boston • Police Officer Drew Spera promoted to Detective - Richmond • Police Officer Gregory Abramopaulos promoted to Sergeant - New York • Police Officer Edward Flores promoted to Sergeant - Los Angeles • Police Officer Frank Rizzo promoted to Sergeant - New Haven • Police Officer David Krass promoted to Sergeant - Wilmington, D.C. • Police Officer Noel Molina promoted to Sergeant - Washington, D.C. • K-9 Officer Dennis Welch promoted to K-9 Sergeant - Washington, D.C.

Promotions and Retirements Promotions • Police Officer Nicholas Ingram promoted to Detective - Washington, D.C. • Investigator George Gernon promoted to Sergeant - New York • K-9 Officer Joseph Bajkowski promoted to K-9 Sergeant - New York • Police Officer Alexander Cardenas promoted to Sergeant - Chicago • Police Officer Kalifa Tate promoted to Sergeant - Wilmington • Security Officer Jerome Jones promoted to Police Officer - New York • K-9 Sergeant Robert Smith promoted to Captain K-9 Unit - New York • Inspector Maureen Powers promoted to Deputy Chief, Mid-Atlantic Division - Washington, D.C. • Inspector Derek White promoted to Deputy Chief, Special Operations Division - Washington, D.C. • Sergeant Glen Cosner promoted to Captain, Mid-Atlantic South - Washington, D.C.

Retirees • Police Officer William Bessette - Providence • Police Officer Dennis Bielecki - Providence • Sergeant James Coleman - Wilmington • Sergeant Keith Fuchigami - Adams • Police Officer Stephen Lucke - Providence • Police Officer Wayne Manni - Providence • Police Officer Lawrence Musso - Connecticut

AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 12 Department Awards PAGE 13 | PAGE Award Customer Service Officer of the Year of the Officer Joseph O’Keefe Stephen Streiff Gregory Holman Jerry Coleman Jonathan Armstrong Duane Baltimore Michael Waugh Mark Rosa Chris Byrnes Gerard Woodard Mark Herman Joshua Roberts Nathaniel Rufful Elias Bonilla Benjamin Fisher Iris Legge Daniel Robb Harvey Taniqueka Peter Whitaker William Gonzalez David Park 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | Citation Distinguished Unit Romeo Joseph Calum Scott Gregory Abramopaulos Christine Harris Susan Venturelli Michael Stoltz Douglas Balk Christopher Schabert Gerald Gustavson David Coglianese Michael Gruszka Gregory Abramopaulos Calum Scott Kevin McCandless Adam Peterkin Christine Harris Ryan Murphy Joseph O’Keefe Floyd Brinkley Shawn McClister David Krass Nicholas Ingram Shakeeta Williams Charles Stefanowicz Charles Crandall Nicholas Ingram Joseph O’Keefe Shawn McClister Floyd Brinkley Randall McCormick Andrew Shahade Ott Tyler Joseph O’Keefe Shawn McClister Floyd Brinkley Matthew Rink Exceptional Achievement AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT Life Saving Award Thomas Miskell James Hanf Jonathan Kalnicki Guarino Michael Scott Amaral William Battista Michael Bosch Kosich Keith Judith Holmes Emde Ed Noble Veronica Catherine Clark John Cullinan Gernon George Peterkin Adam Carlos Juarez Anthony Switek Fontana Wesley Taylor Tariq Michael Chiappone Matthew Lindeman George Gernon William Gonzalez Andrei Sandor William Gonzalez James Tobin Douglas Pardee Edward Flores Neal Gold Ryan Irons Michael Gruszka Douglas Balk Dean Costopoulos Francisco Rodriguez July August September October November December Jonathan Kalnicki Thomas Miskell Gregory Holman Christopher Schabert Steven Woods Floyd Brinkley Julian Agosto Dean Stecklair Randall McCormick Nicholas Ingram Kii Sullivan Christopher Schabert Jeremy Maske Rene Mercado Micah Jones Nicholas Spioch Shaunta Bond Rosaura Piedra Michael MacDonald Christopher Schabert Douglas Balk Weismore Timothy Fabio Sousa Adam Peterkin Bobby Williams Sharon Patterson ang

Month Officer of theOfficer June April March February January Joseph O’Keefe James Hanf Jonathan Kalnicki Romeo Joseph James Tobin May Shawn McClister Robert Crowley Arnold Martinez Shaunta Bond Glen Cosner Ahmed Zindani Gerard Woodard Shaunta Bond Steven Angelo Robert Hanson Michael Lambert Sean Blakely Edwin Ward Gerard Woodar Shawn McClister Ashlee Fisher Hin Chung T Jeremy O’Brien LaRoyce Tankson Louis Averella Oscar Catalan William Gonzalez

($k) Division / Unit Account Actual New England Salaries 431 Wages Straight & Overtime 4,384 Benefits 2,392 Non-Labor Expense 374 Total New England 7,582 New York Salaries 458 Wages Straight & Overtime 7,134

Budget & Expenditures Budget Benefits 3,394 Non-Labor Expense 682 Total New York 11,669 Mid-Atlantic Salaries 307 Wages Straight & Overtime 9,989 Benefits 4,937 Non-Labor Expense 1,280 Total Mid-Atlantic 16,513 Central/Western Salaries 534 Wages Straight & Overtime 5,752 Benefits 3,006 Non-Labor Expense 817 Total Central/West 10,109 Special Operations Salaries 552 Wages Straight & Overtime 7,433 Benefits 4,136 Non-Labor Expense 1,691 Total Special Operations 13,812 Chief, Intel, Operations Support and NCC Salaries 2,531 Wages Straight & Overtime 3,096 Benefits 1,882 Non-Labor Expense 3,572 Total Chief, Operations Support & NCC 11,082 Total Amtrak Police Department Salaries 4,813 Wages Straight & Overtime 37,789 Benefits 19,749 Non-Labor Expense 1,679 Total Amtrak Police Department 70,766 FY'17 Training Expense included in 2,645 above APD budget variance favorable against 2,475 original FY'17 budget

AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 14 Calls for Service Calls

Total Calls for Service by Division January 1, 2010 - December 31, 2017 60,000

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40,000

30,000

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Calls for Service Section 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 CIU 3,026 4,258 3,485 2,137 1,796 1,271 861 1,016 CIUH 0 47 112 123 155 12 13 14 DET 4,846 5,249 6,871 9,469 8,998 8,999 7,334 7,178 IA 192 37 438 204 131 119 42 30 INTL 308 670 462 89 38 57 18 17 K9 12,280 19,381 18,932 25,000 26,001 32,735 31,344 30,082 NCC 1,633 3,022 4,225 3,686 4,817 4,357 2,100 427 PAT 60,651 69,485 80,949 96,763 103,497 119,265 129,279 134,479 SEC 134 152 65 80 65 62 36 129 SOU 3,206 4,664 3,423 4,234 3,726 3,880 3,442 2,312 UNK 277 2,753 3,741 2,697 1,778 1,747 2,976 3,899 Total 86,553 109,718 122,703 144,482 151,002 172,504 177,445 179,583 CENT 8,773 13,921 15,700 18,947 17,688 15,729 19,494 27,200 MAN 23,045 27,145 24,705 27,691 32,661 44,621 48,122 43,158 MAS 15,020 18,335 20,653 26,483 26,811 24,284 21,490 31,902 NE 10,659 16,976 22,497 29,036 33,985 37,322 38,750 36,481 NY 24,296 27,582 32,185 32,397 30,332 39,706 39,320 31,391 WEST 4,254 5,413 6,932 9,874 9,458 10,798 10,237 9,426 UNK 506 346 31 54 67 32 32 25 Total 86,553 109,718 122,703 144,482 151,002 172,504 177,445 179,583

AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 15 Group A & B Incidents AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT

Offense Code Group Division WEST MAN MAS CEN NY NE Pornography/Obscene Matter Pornography/Obscene Destruction/Damage/Vandal 0 Burglary/Breaking & Enter Burglary/Breaking Stolen Property Offenses Property Stolen Weapon Law Violations Law Weapon Larceny/Theft Offenses Larceny/Theft Counterfeiting/Forgery Human Trafficking Sex Offense Force Offense Sex Assault Offenses Assault Fraud Offenses Embezzlement Sex Offenses 100 | Robbery 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Other Drug Group Aand Group BIncidents by Division Group Aand Group BIncidents by Division 0 200 January 1-December 31, 2017 January 1-December 31, 2017 200 GROUP B GROUP 300 Count of Incidents |PAGE 16 400 GROUP A GROUP Count of Incidents 400 600 500 800 600 1000 1200 700 New England Division - - PAGE 17 | PAGE 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | - - - On February 7, the City of Boston hosted a hosted Boston of City the 7, February On New the for rally and parade victory celebratory Patriots afterEngland their fifth they captured 2002. since Championship Bowl Super million one over well by attended was event The fans despite wind snow, and freezing rain. The NED maintained a high-visibility presence to Back Station, South at overcrowding address and Station Providence 128 Route Bay Station, Station. AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT cy coordination. micide by firearm in Easton, MA and had fled the area in a stolen in a area the fled had and MA Easton, in firearm by micide and manifests Amtrak checked Narducci Justin Investigator vehicle. on SC, Florence, to NC, Selma, from subject the for travel located with associated number a telephone found He also 11. November MA He informed sources. additional checking while reservation this number telephone that traced immediately they and Police State local and State SC. Myrtle Beach, in suspect the of associate an by owned park) a trailer (in a residence to to returned was suspect The custody. into suspect the took and later time a short residence the raided police charges. homicide face to Massachusetts Victory Bowl Celebration Super NE APD Safeguards APD Safeguards Boston Marathon Aprilthe in safeguarding role significant a provided SOU and NED The in presence a high-visibility providing by Marathon Boston 2017, 17, 30,000 over included event The trains. Amtrak board on and stations spectators. million one than more with course the ran who runners transporta public utilized attendees and participants of majority The event. the from and to travel to Amtrak and tion 2013 the following event the protecting into went planning Extensive yards 120 detonated were two bombs when bombing, marathon Follow others. 264 injured and three killed which line, finish the from suspect One critically. one including injured, were 15 and killed were officers two police bombing, the ing a massive after apprehended was suspect second the and police, with out a shoot in wounded fatally was and has beenmanhunt death. to sentenced ma without success a great deemed was and attention media worldwide drew Marathon Boston 2017 The screening passenger conducted officers while bags, unattended multiple cleared teams APD K-9 incident. jor and conducted a VIPR Operation with partner agencies. inter-agen and coverage high-visibility the for agencies outside and public the from praise high APD received Investigator Narducci Locates Homicide Suspect Police State Massachusetts the from a trooper 12, November On requesting CIU NED the contacted Unit Detective County Bristol ho for wanted was who male a 37-year-old locating in assistance New England Division AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT Crime Unit for their effort and follow-up on this case. Connecticut to face charges. Officers Kalnicki and Miskell were highly praised by theNew FBI HavenViolent souri. adirect As result of their actions, adangerous felon was apprehended and will be extradited back to that the subject had in fact enlisted in the U.S. Army National Guard and was undergoing training in Mis subject had enlisted in the U.S. military. That information was provided to the FBI, who were able to confirm Help Apprehend FelonLondon Officers crossings. move large crowds to and from the event, where access was gained by passing through three busy railroad officers APD were northeast. the in displays able to successfully over 200 vendors, and showcases one of the largest firework val. The event includes amuse and attracts over people 300,000 during the three-day festi event Connecticut’s summertime premier southeastern is Sailfest New London, adjacent to the Amtrak station and right-of-way. Sailfest takes place on the streets and waterfront of downtown the annual 40th Sailfest held in New London, CT, on July 7-9. With astrong presence, provided APD asafe environment at 2017 Sailfest Safeguards APD protect five movable railroad bridges and critical infrastructure. other local stations, and work closely with the U.S. Coast Guard to The officers maintain high visibility daily in theNew London and New London and received high praise for their efforts. safeguard the POTUS’ visit to the US Coast Guard Graduation in officers assigned to the screening team worked with the USSS to NED Officers assigned to theNew London FieldOffice and the Protect POTUSthe NED Officers chures. the public about and APD railroad safety and distributed safety and security bro 2018. The open house drew over of 4,500 attendees. The members APD spoke to Amtrak service and the new Connecticut Rail service, which is projected to launch in dollar rehabilitation project. Union Station will host local and intercity bus service, Station in Springfield,This MA. new section of thestation opened after a 95 million ed at APD an open house for the unveiling of anewly renovated section of Union On June 25, NED Officer K9 Joe Agnellino and Detective Robert Hanson represent with Renovated Assists APD Station Opening | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ment rides, free entertainment, entertainment, free rides, ment investigation by searching social media sites and ascertained that the manifest checks with negative results. The officers continued the OfficersJonathan Kalnicki andThomas Miskell conducted Amtrak CT. At the time, the subject’s whereabouts were unknown. Case Squad for ahomicide by firearm, which occurred in Stonington, an individual who was wanted by the Connecticut State Police Major NewAPD London Field Office and requested assistance in locating On July 27, the New Haven FBI Violent Crime Unit contacted the |PAGE 18 - - - - New York Division - - PAGE 19 | PAGE - - Members of the NYD hon the of Members ored Investigators Adam Peter andkin George Gernon for APD Exceptional the receiving Achievement Award. a ten- led investigators The amonth investigation into major credit card case. fraud 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | - - - - nerships with the New andYork Westchester DepartmentsPolice to conduct aerial patrols theduring Operation RAILSAFE deployment Of 15. March on held The NYD utilized part NYDThe utilized AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT ficers Hin Tang, John Castro, John Zaboras and Francisco Jimenez, and Sergeant Kevin Conway participated participated Conway Kevin Sergeant and Jimenez, Francisco and Zaboras John Castro, John Tang, Hin ficers during the event. NYD Exceptional Achievement Award travel. Amtrak in $240,000 over of purchases fraudulent in involved were cards credit 100 Over warrants. search four and warrants arrest federal ten obtain to able were they work, diligent their Through from assistance with 2, November of morning the on states multiple in place took warrants the of Execution were subjects ten All agencies. enforcement law local several and SOU, APD divisions, multiple of members machine making card a credit and blanks card credit of hundreds including evidence and custody into taken was recovered. Arrest NYDof OfficersCardiac Victim Save Ger George Sergeant and Gonzalez William Officer 3, May On inside a store in out passed had a man that advised were non NYPS. Responding they an the to unconscious, found scene, The pulse. apparent no with floor, the on adult unresponsive startedand assistance, additional and EMS for called officers an AED and CPR, with assisted and arrived officers Other CPR. adminis was AED The man. unresponsive the to applied was was individual the after, Shortly resumed. CPR and once tered side NYPS and noticed an individual acting suspiciously. The officer approached the approached officer The suspiciously. acting individual an noticed NYPS and side the described NYPD that from received a BOLO from him recognized and person, December on hospital a Manhattan from escaped had who a prisoner as individual that stated custody in while and incident without apprehended was man The 29. recog Gonzalez Officer before minutes a few for station the in been only had he nizedhim. RAILSAFE York New in Support Operation Air for Officerat NYPS EscapedApprehends Prisoner in patrol on was Gonzalez William Officer am, 7:00 approximately at 7, January On New York Division AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT RAILSAFE deploymentsRAILSAFE at the station. Operation and MASS concurrent in participated also agencies The 9/11. of anniversary emony held in the rotunda area to of NYPS commemorate the 16th Amtrak EMCS and Customer Service employees participated in acer On September 11, APD, MTAPD, NJTPD, National Guard, NYSP, TSA, 9/11 Ceremony in NYPS and many other high-ranking police officials from other agencies. standing ovation from the crowd of nearly 1,000 people, including Police NYPD Commissioner James O’Neill, Destiny-Rae Pryce was one of only Explorers two selected to speak at the ceremony. Her speech received a ExplorerAPD Awarded at Graduation Ceremony schedule. on construction ed the cement trucks to the job site in order to keep the track work and members to enhance the safety of the station. officers APD also escort Engineering and department Operations CustomerHearn, Service, Corporate & Gary agement Manager Security, including Emergency The and APD Deputy Chief Conway coordinated with Emergency Man safely. operating station to keep another the one worked with well agencies the event of an incident or emergency. Deputy Chief Conway and MTA Police Captain Jatindranath said that Guard and TSA assisted during the period of construction and were trained by the to APD respond in the National the MTA, NYPD, the such as agencies Other station. throughout the customers to direct hours rush enhancedAPD crowd management with the command post, which was staffed during the peak afternoon tation. that to the station preparing staff far in advance and city commuters finding alternative methods of transpor ments. The project progressed smoothly, with little delays and overcrowding. Deputy Chief Conway credited worked to upgrade the tracks to “A” interlocking to at NYPS provide the necessary infrastructure improve to patrol the station and took important steps to keep passengers, employees and the public safe. Crews contributed to derailments. two While the work was underway, officers APD and commandstaff continued infrastructure that had to replace track and conducted was NYPS at Project Renewal Infrastructure The Infrastructure Renewal Project at NYPS EMS. FDNY found to have apulse and began breathing on his own. also He regained consciousness and was treated by | At the graduation ceremony held at headquarters, NYPD Explorer APD Sergeant and then afull week at aresidential camp in upstate NY. Academy. The academy program consists of weeks two at Fordham University Explorer three-week the attended lawenforcement other and who agencies, munity. In 2017, seven Explorers APD were among 250 Explorers, from NYPD once aweek to learn about law enforcement and do volunteer work in the com program is abranch of the Boys Scouts of America. These young people meet who are interested in acareer in law enforcement. The Law Enforcement Explorer ExplorerThe NYD APD Post, led by Jennifer PO Acosta, consists of young people 2017 ANNUAL REPORT |PAGE 20 ------Mid-Atlantic Division North PAGE 21 | PAGE 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | - - - - AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT On May 13, the Laurel Highlands Council of the Boy Scouts of America of Scouts Boy the of Council Highlands Laurel the 13, May On 100 Over PA. Altoona, in event Heritage” a “Railroad in participated about learn to stops several made area surrounding the from scouts station, Altoona Amtrak the was stop One PA. central in history railroad ticket Amtrak travel. train passenger to exposed were scouts where and present were Kosmac Jeremy Detective and Engelman Paul agent rail of facets discussing and questions answering by group the assisted organized was event The service. passenger to unique are which travel, Delozier. Dale Agent Special Supervisor Police Southern Norfolk by OfficersParticipate TAP in field and Lancaster Harrisburg the from APD officers 31, August On offices assisted NorfolkTrespasser Southern Police Abatementwith the Department’s Police Southern Norfolk PA. Lebanon, in (TAP) Program out handing by education, with day first the began two-day program Operation and Spanish. in both Lifesavertrespasser English literature second The area. the in businesses local to distributed also were posters Officers Participate in Public MeetGreet & Public in OfficersParticipate greet” and “meet public in a participated MADNofficers 1, March On Department. Police (PA) Coatesville the of members with along event explained community, the of members with spoke and met officers The the APD’s mission, and answered railroad-related questions from children attending the event. Event Heritage Railroad in Participates Detective VPOTUS and POTUS America’s Protecting 100 their marked Pence Vice-President and Trump President 29, April On PA. Harrisburg, in Complex Show Farm Pennsylvania the at office in days South Norfolk and Service Secret U.S. the APD assisted rally, the During Harrisburg the from APD officers detail. the with Department Police ern coordinated K-9, Philadelphia with along offices, field Lancaster and property their protecting by Agents Southern Norfolk assisted and stops venue along trains board on patrols Complex. Show Farm the near Over of trespasserday consisted 30 trespassers enforcement. were interviewed and documented. Consulate Belgian and by HSI MADN Officers Praised U.S. the to invited APD MADN were of members 29, September On Home of members by recognized be to Philadelphia in House Customs land Security Investigations (HSI), Philadelphia, and the Belgian Consulate. Camp Sean and Rink Matthew Stecklair, Dean Agosto, Julian Officers fugitive international an of arrest and location the in involved were bell Inten of charges on Belgium of Service Public Federal the by wanted On September 8, the the Amtrakfugitive’s officers an individualmatching tional Manslaughter. encountered special HSI until him detained and identified positively They Station. Street 30th inside sleeping description agents arrived on scene. Mid-Atlantic Division South AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT Sergeant Glen Cosner and Investigator Shaunta Bond were bags. any carry-on stated he was not carrying aweapon or in possession of on the train. During the interview process, the passenger was no issue at the time and they would permit him to stay passenger, there the determined was it interviewing After and local law enforcement was contacted to meet the train. bag.carry-on At the time, the train was in South Carolina, train 92 was suicidal and in possession of ahandgun in his On May 3, the NCC received acall that an individual on Apprehend Felon MADS Officers safely. reported missing on January 13. BPD was contacted and they took him into custody and returned him home A BPD flyer was located in theAPD office for the individual that identified him as a vulnerable autistic adult, story about an individual matching his description who was missing in the Baltimore area. tioned at the station, he produced an MTA disability card and Officer Averella again recalled a local news have diminished mental capacity. They motioned to him to exit the train and he followed them. When ques the conductor. When asked by the officers about his travel plans, he didn’t speak, and appeared to possibly refusing to speak to the conductor. Upon arrival to Baltimore Penn Station, the individual was pointed out by Later during the same shift, the officers received a call of a man traveling MARCon a train with no ticket and report. Luckily, the officers were able to return him homesafe and unharmed. was located. She stated that he suffers from dementia and she was about to file another missing person Fearing that he had wandered away again, the individual was taken to his home address, where his caregiver After contacting BPD, it was discovered that he was reported missing on January 9, but found the day. next Baltimore Rescue Officers Two Missing Individuals Lewis. tor Derek White, Captain Michael Morrissey and Lead Communications Specialist James of the Baltimore field office andattended the event with his fiance Claire Giambi, Inspec subsequently adopting the dog known as “Miracle Molly.” OfficerMcMullen works out and compassion” after rescuing an injured dog from arailroad tunnel in Baltimore and Hunt Valley, MD, Officer KevinMcMullen was recognized with an award for his “bravery On April 29, during an event held by the Baltimore Human Society at the Grand Lodge in RecognizedOfficer by Baltimore HumaneSociety individual. on Twitter from the Baltimore Police Department (BPD) about the a missing vulnerable adult. Acheck via Google located amessage Averella remembered seeing something about him on local news as ticket. him and he stated that he was traveling to Philadelphia, but had no eled and apparently not leaving the station. The officers questioned noticed aman sitting in Baltimore Penn station who appeared dishev On January 16, Amtrak Officers Louis Averella and OliverAskew | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT |PAGE 22 - - - Mid-Atlantic Division South ------PAGE 23 | PAGE - - 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | APD Partners with Gallaudet University Gallaudet APD Partners with joined Dauphin Kevin Sergeant 30, August On Lieutenant Virginia Fedor with the Gallaudet for (DPS) Safety Public of Department University students school high the for presentation a safety participating in an off campus internship program Deaf. the for School Secondary Model the from partnership ongoing an of part been has This years. 11 past the DPS for Gallaudet the with

AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT ington Union Station. They were met by a member of the FBI NAA Conference committee and APD per and committee NAA FBI the of Conference a member by met were They Station. Union ington Officer station. Metro the to escorted being before APD coin an with attendees the APD presented sonnel. and Scanlon Dan Officers by assisted was and passengers the welcoming in role lead the assumed Dang Kiet Naomi and Justin Stratton Heidelberg. Station Union Washington the in safety areas, lit well in while groups in walking safety, ATM as such Topics dropped are they because students the with discussed were program APD txt-a-tip the as well as court, food sites. internship various their to transportation public on travel to station the at off the from feedback positive received and Language Sign American in delivered was presentation entire The school. the staff at and students ger responded that he had a knife and some “shells” in his possession, after which he consented to a search a search to consented he which after possession, his in “shells” some and knife a had he that responded ger ammu of rounds multiple with along revolver a recovered officers bag, the of search the During bags. his of arresting APD for the to award an presented later Joe Sinagra Chief Department NY Police Saugerties, ingly. the suspect. NAA FBI in Conference APD Participates FBI the at ceremonies closing and opening the in participate to asked APD was Washington, in held NAA) (FBI conference Inc. Associates, Academy National ever conference largest the was this that stated NAA FBI The chairperson D.C. D.C. in held be to one first the and internation NAA) (FBI a non-profit, is Inc. Associates, Academy National FBI The dedicated professionals enforcement law senior 17,000 nearly of organization al highest the with profession and countries, states, communities, our providing to expertise,degree education of law enforcement and training, information. the at salute count three the provide to selected was Bond Shaunta Investigator memory officers,forthewas honor fallen great departwhich honoring a table, ment Wash 80 to Train Amtrak on event the to traveled NAA FBI the to conference attendees 20 Approximately tive Charles George, Richmond Station staff and the train crew. The conductor was provided a description of a description provided was conductor The crew. train the staff and Station Richmond George, Charles tive location. seat his and individual the carrying platform the on walking observed was passenger the D.C., Washington, in arrived train the After check. a welfare conduct to him approached members CID station. the into proceeded he as two bags passen The weapons. any of possession in was he if asked again was passenger the encounter, this During accord processed and custody in placed was felon, convicted a was he admitted who passenger, The nition. assigned to conduct a follow up and check on the well-being of the passenger. CID coordinated with Detec with coordinated CID passenger. the of well-being the on check and up a follow conduct to assigned Central & West Divisions AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT tors of the marathon. marathon. of the tors specta and participants the protecting tasked with many of lawenforcement one was agencies APD Grant Park, Chicago to participate in the event. states and more than 100 countries gathered at on October 7. On race day, runners from all 50 The Bank of America Chicago Marathon was held the Protects APD Chicago Marathon Unit. Helicopter ment’s of the right-of-way and facilities with assistance from the Chicago Police Depart forAir Operation Support in Chicago RAILSAFE an 8-year plea agreement in the Illinois Department of Corrections. additional offenders on attempted robbery and possession of grams 500 of heroine. All three offenders took ally, Investigator APD Michael MacDonald and Detective Douglas Balk obtained charges and arrested three The suspect was arrested at Chicago Union Station and charged accordingly under federal statute. Addition transporting 2.5 kilograms of cocaine, 50 grams of heroin, pills, 99 ecstasy and one pound of cannabis. Departments resulting in the arrest of one offender who was was conducted by the Evanston, Amtrak and Chicago Police surveillance Extensive lines. state across narcotics transporting mation related to anarcotics trafficking organization that was officersAPD of the Central Division collectively generated infor Chicago. in ing recognized for their collective work in fighting narcotics traffick Evanston, Amtrak and Chicago Police Department officers were Receive Officers APD CPD JointOperations Award | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ed assistance for the arriving group at the Carbondale, station. IL the safety and security of the passengers and Detective Nick Binner provid eclipse. Officers Kevin Han and Steve Woods rode the train to provide for board the train, along with members of the media, to view the total solar Station for the train departure excited very and 400 passengers traveled on cago to Carbondale, Alarge IL. group of media were at Chicago Union On August 21, Amtrak operated the Solar Eclipse Special train from Chi All Aboard the Solar Express provided support by conducting aerial patrols patrols aerial conducting by support provided pated in Operation in Chicago, RAILSAFE and Mark Chite and Detective Doug Balk partici via CPD helicopter. On June 30, Investigator right-of-way from the air in the Chicago area the patrolled captains The Unit. Helicopter Chicago the Police Department with along participated in Operation air support RAILSAFE On March 15, Captains Gorman and Patterson - |PAGE 24 ------Special Operations Division - SOU PAGE 25 | PAGE 5,568 1,360 6,187 13,115 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | 81 22 1,651 4,276 11,055 2017 Total 2017 Total 2017 Total 2017 Total 2017 Total 594 181 745 1,313 762 1,070.5 504 631.5 858 1,212 # Rides Hours 89 21 106 443 216 1,218 AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT rain Surge rain Surge rain Surge s Day events A – Inaugural Train Ride A – Inaugural Train que, NM – Long Haul Train Surge que, NM – Long Haul Train Long Distance Long Distance Activity Rides Train State Supported NEC Regional Acela Protective Move Protective Ride Details 1 Train VIP Tier Celtic Boarding Train Train Walk-through Train Right-of-Way Check Right-of-Way ashington, D.C. – Presidential Inauguration ashington, D.C. – Presidential Miami, FL – Long Haul T New London, CT – Sailfest San Francisco, CA – Comic Con Albuquer Portland, OR –Long Haul T Roanoke, V W Chicago, IL – St. Patrick’ Boston, MA – Boston Marathon Chicago, IL – Chicago T

• • • • • • • • • • Baggage Screening with TSA Screening Baggage Operations Trains Passengers Screened New York Philadelphia D.C. Washington, Total Special Event Surges Event Special to: deployed addition in and surges, department-wide all in Patrol supported SOU Special Operations Division - SOU AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT OA ,2 13841633,281 4,106 41,368 5,025 TOTAL Location 10 15 20 25 30 35 E ,0 ,6 ,8 6,837 13,115 1,085 1,218 7,367 18,010 1,104 1,675 NED SOU Y 370 NYP H ,2 ,4 ,2 11,551 1,627 9,041 1,420 PHL H 456 CHI 0 5 100+35+20+15+4+4+4+3+3

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Fertilizer 2017 Cleaner 1,375 403 Nitrate Gloves SOU Tactics & Training Rail Tactics for Patrol • 38 APD Patrol officers trained. Active Shooter Training for Patrol • 18 APD Patrol officers trained. Rail Tactics External Law Enforcement Tactical Units • 334 officers from 21 agencies trained. Active Shooter for Civilian Employees • 236 civilians trained. Control Tactics Training • 27 APD officers trained. CDU TRAINING • 12 APD members trained. Patrol Rifle Course • 15 Members of APD Patrol trained. Firearms Qualifications • Provided Firearms Qualifications to 166 members of APD Patrol. SOU Delivers Passenger Rail Orientation Training SOU conducted Passenger Rail Orientation training in Ivy City, Wash- ington, D.C., for the FBI Security Program Division of the National Joint Terrorism Task Force (NJTTF). The FBI Security Program, which includes two Amtrak detectives, is composed of local, state and fed- eral officers from different agencies throughout the country that are assigned to the NJTTF. The training, coordinated by Detective DeJesus, also consisted of an orientation by Steve Fruchtman, the Senior Manager of the Emergency Management Department, and an overview of the K-9 Unit by Sergeant Dennis Welch. SOU Members Graduate Training On May 5, Special Agents Marc Deslandes, Bill Conant, and Tim Proudman graduated from a grueling 160-hour New York State SWAT Operator School. The agents received training and conduct- ed practical exercises in hostage rescue, high risk warrant services, active shooter response, less lethal munitions, barricaded suspects, covert structure entry, officer rescue, land navigation, defensive tactics, tactical movement, and 40 hours of advanced range training and numerous other disciplines. Out of thirteen students from five different agencies, Bill Conant was awarded the title of Top Shot for placing first in numerous firearms competitions.

AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 27 Special Operations Division - AIT AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT The AIT alsoThe AIT oversees the Virtual Command Center (VCC) and Special Interest Group (SIG) sites on the fusion centers in addition to Command APD Post operations. Police Dept., Metropolitan Police Department (D.C.), U.S. Capitol Police and various national, state and local significance. These other agency command are posts typically with the FBI, US Secret Service, Philadelphia 4th of July, and the Annual State of the Union Address. also The AIT participates in other events of national personnelAIT outside staff agency command for posts various high-level, special security events such as the entities. and departments Defense, of TransportDepartment Canada, RCMP, Intelligence El Paso the Center agencies, other and (EPIC) Police and the U.S. Capitol Police Intelligence Units. The unit also maintains liaison contacts within the Transit Jersey New the such as agencies partner with joint intelligence produces routinely products AIT The by DHS TSA, and the FBI. greater the Intelligence lawenforcement other within disseminated by and Community federal agencies and disseminated within for APD officer safety and investigative purposes. reportsare AIT routinely re- Other agency BOLOs, bulletins and threat information are also reviewed by the and, AIT when appropriate, producesThe AIT an intelligence segment for Divisional APD Operation Plans during all special events. Unit. the of portion Investigations and reporting requirements for all territorial APD detectives. This inspector also oversees the Fraud ProgramThe VIP is overseen by the inspector AIT who also coordinates standards programs. crime statistical analysis report and program, as well as the departmental mapping TrakStat monthly the over taken has and reports, Guardian JTTF EGuardian reports, while traveling by train. produces The AIT Suspicious Activity (SARs), Reports Threat assessments are conducted deemed on VIPs ahigh-level or specific target dates. anniversary and threats incidents, events, specific on Reports Spot periodic Morning Report on week days, aweekly analytical report called Rail Watch, and producesThe AIT daily unclassified terrorism, crime, and threat reportscalled the Unit. andBoston one officer APD JTTF deployed part-time to the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department Intelligence inclusion in the FBI Newark Field Office JTTF. also The AIT has one officer APD deployed part-time to the and intelligence from the National Fusion Center Program. Afull-time detective position was approved for between the DVIC in Philadelphia, the ROIC and NJ Delaware Fusion Center and coordinates information One detective is full-time at the National Joint Terrorism Task Force and (NJTTF), one Detective splits his time York Chicago. and New Philadelphia, The unit has detectives deployed full-time to FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces in Washington, D.C., Baltimore, majority of these assets are within the Northeast Corridor (NEC), but have access to resources nationwide. isThe deployed AIT across the country based upon ridership, crime activity, and threat potential. The program. VIP and Intelligence One inspector leads the National Security and Counter-Terrorism program and the other leads the Criminal time all-source intelligence analysts, one mapping and research full- analyst, two one data analyst, detective, fraud and inspectors. full-time two one investigators, part-time two detectives, full-time seven of composed and to support, coordinate and conduct investigations and support all of the divisions. APD The unit is purpose of the unit is to provide adedicated intelligence capability to the to APD prevent any of act terrorism The Amtrak Intelligence Team provides (AIT) investigative, analytical and response capabilities to the APD. The | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT |PAGE 28 Special Operations Division - AIT - - PAGE 29 | PAGE - - 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | - AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT The backbone of the CIU are its two analysts, Bethany Tiernan and Michelle Jennings. Each Jennings. Michelle and Tiernan Bethany its two analysts, are CIU the of backbone The a been has Tiernan Bethany unit. the of success overall and output the in role a critical play Analyst, Intelligence a Criminal as role current her In 2017. March APD since the of member cas their with investigators aids reports and analysis crime strategic and tactical develops she Trafficking Drug Intensity High Washington/Baltimore the at worked previously Bethany es. Depart Police Maryland of University the at and analyst, intelligence an as (W/BArea HIDTA) ment as a law enforcement analyst.ment as a law enforcement cur her In 2007. APD since the of a member been has Jennings Michelle Department of Justice’s LEEP national on line law enforcement system and the DHS HSIN program as well as program HSIN DHS the and system enforcement law line on national LEEP Justice’s of Department and clearance security a federal holds AIT member Each programs. access LINXN-Dex as system and data only the AIT The operates Community. Intelligence the within from information classified to access direct has (SCIF)approved Facility Sensitive within Information the Compartmented department. in participates program, RAILSAFE training APD Operation the at teaches and staffs in, AITThe participates The Conference. Detective/Investigator’s annual the coordinates and RAILSAFE operations, surge Operation the of members addition, In program. RailPol European the in membership departmental supports AIT also heavy- and surge during divisions patrol various the to support clothes plain and uniformed both AIT provide ridership events. EPIC at ConductsDetective Training (EPIC) Center Intelligence Paso El the for training conducted Kurup Madhu Detective support intelligence strategic and operational, tactical, offers EPIC Amtrak. of behalf on agencies. Detective law enforcement local, state, and international tribal, federal, to train, an Amtrak board on interdiction an conduct properly to officers trained Kurup APD. the about information shared and Analysts Unit Intelligence APD Criminal rent role, she works as a Geospatial Analyst creating maps for tactical and strategic crime strategic and tactical for maps creating Analyst a Geospatial as works she role, rent tech GIS Using Administrator. Telestaff CAD and the as serves also She reports. analysis trends geographical for looks and policing sector effective CAD for manages she nology, of City the for worked previously Michelle planning. and APD activities types of various for and Office Land General Texas the Tech, Tetra Energy, Paso El & Police, Fire, 911, Houston Office. Attorney General’s the Texas Ivy at City Analysts Training Intelligence rail Ivy the at City analysts intelligence of a group hosted Team Intelligence Amtrak the 28, September On Senior Manager – Fruchtman, Emergency Steve on Management, the environment. training rail for yard discussion and demonstration a K-9 with course, Level Awareness Emergencies, Train Passenger the delivered Welch. Dennis and Jones Micah Sergeants by environment threat the understand better analysts helped training The Arabian the in Al Qaeda of release August the following railroads for InspirePeninsula’s magazine featuring derailment tactics and a report gained also Analysts system. rail Australian the to threat chem-bio ed environment. rail the in safety of appreciation an Special Operations Division - K-9 Unit AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT next level. level. next their newly acquired skills to their respective divisions and will continue to bring the Amtrak K-9 Unit to the officers for the experience they shared and for their professionalism.These newly certified trainers will take odor imprinting methods, and K-9 trouble shooting. The course instructors and executive praised staff our procurement, and selection canine trainer instruction, EDD The rigorous program included 160 hours of specialized tional skill set that will benefit our department. combined canine experience and graduated with an addi Anniston, Alabama. These officers have over 30 years of tection Dog (EDD) Trainer Course conducted in by VWK9 and Officer Steven Angelo completed Explosivethe De On August 4, Sergeants Bill Ludwig and Joseph Bajkowski, K-9 Explosive Detection Trainers Course buried explosives. post-blast training scenarios. In addition, K-9 teams conducted searches for large amounts of explosives and of explosives in luggage and post-blast its effects. K-9 teams joined with patrol officers to conduct multiple environment. Training included recognition and familiarization of improvised explosive devices and detonation ment with the goal of improving their abilities to locate and detect explosives in Amtrak’s vast operational The purpose of the seminar was to introduce K-9 teams and patrol officers to a different training environ for avaluable training experience. from MADS K-9 and patrol teamed up VA. During the course, two-day officers P. Green, Bowling A. in Hill Fort at Facilities Division South (MADS) and Night Vision Mid-Atlantic APD the between exercises planned and coordinated joint training On July 18-19, Sergeant Micah Jones Training Virginia Canine in APD On May 23, and APD the Illinois State Police worked in conjunction with the Partnership Advances K-9 Training vessels. Sightseeing Line Guard at Pier 83 along the Hudson River in Manhattan, and onboard Circle A joint K-9 training exercise was conducted by and APD the U.S. Coast Training Joint in Exercise Participates APD | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT ing explosives and counter-terrorism. counter-terrorism. and explosives ing regard knowledge additional providing and field the in teams ment agencies across the country and will aid in advancing K-9 new of type training not only to the APD, but to law enforce tion dog (EDD) teams for the APD. The partnership will bring a innovate future training for vapor wake and explosive detec detection. The testing was conducted to develop, advance and Chicago FBI field office ona test project involving vapor wake |PAGE 30 ------Special Operations Division - K-9 Unit - - PAGE 31 | PAGE 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | - - AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT pleted a 6-week basic explosive detection dog training course training dog detection explosive a 6-week basic pleted AL. Anniston, in facility VWK9 the 2 at training September on one continued Juarez Carlos Officer and Jones Micah Sergeant received and course detection wake vapor the in week additional their certificates on September 8. Officers Complete Explosives DetectionTraining com successfully Coglianese David and Alianello Joseph Officers - - - APD Assists LAX with Transition Metropolitan County (LAX) Angeles Los by owned Station is Union Angeles Los Authority whoTransportation services contracts (Metro) law enforcement the for Depart Sheriff’s County Angeles Los from LAX 1, transitioned July On station. ment protection to the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD). Department Police Angeles Los the to protection ment their augment APD to the from support K-9 detection explosive LAPD requested Tullar Ryan and Rodriguez Franciso Officers transition. this during department provide to and mission important this support to Angeles Los to deployed were infrastructure. and employees customers, our of safety and security the for K-9 ParticipatesK-9 in Multi-Agency Event Training with conjunction in (NEDCTP), Program Team Canine Detection Explosives National TSA 21, September On training K-9 a multi-agency conducted Police, State Massachusetts the and Port Authority Massachusetts the APD MA. of Members Boston, in Terminal Conley the at event vehi large included Scenarios training. the in part took K-9 NED ex peroxide-based and baggage, and luggage IEDs, borne cle Hawkins Melton and Kelleher Ken trainers K-9 Amtrak plosives. TSA Andrade, Richard training. the in role integral an played guidance their for trainers our praised Coordinator Canine Field a success. event the making for and expertise, and K-911 Explosive DetectionK-911 Event Canine Training is multi-agency an annual Reno K-911 event training canine detection explosives partici has TSA. Amtrak the by sponsored train provided has and event this in pated year’s This years. 10 almost for support ing K-9 70 over with yet largest the was event teams and several partner agenciespar ticipating. Sergeants Dennis Welch,James NV, Reno, 6 between 5 and trains Amtrak on scenarios search train moving up set Schrof Karen and Forsyth, equipment our on been never have whom of most teams, K-9 many with worked CA. They Truckee, and stations. and trains the search properly to how on them instructed and Forsyth, Sergeant training. Aid First K-9 conducted and expertise their shared Schrof and Welch Sergeants dog best the of some with scenarios training many the in participated Scanlon Dan and Moore Rob Officers Trainer Lead TSA and success overwhelming an considered was event training The nation. the in trainers the for and event the of support continued his for Trugman Chief to gratitude her expressed Quirin Tammy importance of regular canine proficiency training. Special Operations Division - K-9 Unit AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT Southern CaliforniaTactical K9 New Year's Eve Las Vegas Strip Lynchburg-Roanoke RailLine Winter Holidays/NewYear's Presidential AddresstoJoint Chicago LongDistanceTrain Silver ServiceRouteSecurity Bin LadenAnniversary Security Deployment Security Deployment Sessions ofCongress Boston Marathon Commemoration 2017 K-9Surges Super Bowl51 Memorial Day September 11 Fourth ofJuly Thanksgiving Inauguration New Canines Deployment Deployment Labor Day Bridgette Walter Sultan Bacon Ralph Xarro Edge Dory Eve | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT |PAGE 32 McDonagh andK-9Zsaak Reddington andK-9Jack Juarez andK-9Bridgette Coglianese andK-9Dory Alianello andK-9Bacon Mercado andK-9Xarro Agnellino andWalter Downs andK-9Jaxon Arntz andK-9Sultan Hoyer andK-9Ralph Stoltz andK-9Edge Canine Retirements (replacement) (replacement) (replacement) (replacement) (replacement) New Teams Vixen Molly Linda Bella Roxy Operations Support - - - PAGE 33 | PAGE 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT delphia supervised by Sergeant Kelli Amatrudo, Communications Officers Matthew Masciantonio OfficersMasciantonio Matthew Communications Amatrudo, Kelli supervised Sergeant by delphia operations. of transfer smooth the ensured Holmes Judith and Facility NCC New the of Opening Grand Oper EVP Chief Wilmington. in facility NCC new the at held was ceremony Opening” a “Grand 14, April On partners and staff, command APD Proctor, Sonya Director Division Surface TSA Naparstek, Scot Officer ating from various departments within Amtrak and other agencies were in attendance a for ribbon-cutting cere facility. completed recently the of tours and mony NCC Transfers Operations to New Facility New to Operations Transfers NCC (NCC) Center Communications National 6, the On March Wilmington, in location its new to operations transferred Philadelphia in Holmes OfficerJudith Communications DE. OfficerCommunications to operations transferred officially Catherine Clark in Wilmington via radio. The Philadelphia as a operational open and remains NCC the of location site. redundant “crash” Sean supervised Sergeant by Wilmington, in team The NCC Officers Catherine Communications included Bradshaw, Phila in team The NCC Riley. Aimee and Trotman Charisse Victor Rodriguez, Brown, Ronn Clark, Office of Professional Responsibilities AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT complaints). Year Fiscal in 2017 Year (104 Fiscal to compared 2016 investigations/complaints) (148 investigations/ The experienced APD adecrease in both administrative /directed investigations as well as citizen complaints Investigations by Type General. Inspector management personnel, or through the Amtrak Ethics and Compliance hot-line and/or by the Amtrak investigations Office of generated internally were remaining the and complaints, citizen were complaints the of In Fiscal Year 2017, the investigated APD 104 complaints against police personnel. Seventy-nine percent sources. outside or department the fromwithin generated employees APD by misconduct of allegations all investigates and records Responsibilities Professional personnel. departmental of administrative investigations relating conduct to the oversees and responsibility The Office of Professional Responsibilities upholds the agency’sstandards of integrity and professional missionits of making apositive difference in the protection and security of America’s railroad community. they serve. The Office APD of Professional Responsibilities is a key spoke in the cog, which drives APD in treatment builds confidence and trust in an agency’s ability to fairly and impartially serve and protect those The integrity and reputation of any police agency is most its valuable asset. Transparency and impartial diitaie/Drce netgtos7 14 532 35 40 41 78 Administrative /DirectedInvestigations 100 120 140 160 180 Citizen Complaints 20 40 60 80 0 +42 Y03FY2014 FY2013 Type Citizen Complaints Administrative /Directed Investigations 100 | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT + 29 90 + 29 |PAGE 34 Y03F21 Y05F21 FY2017 FY2016 FY2015 FY2014 FY2013 Y05FY2016 FY2015 6 4 4 1 72 113 141 141 162 87 + 25 70 + 20 FY2017 50 Office of Professional Responsibilities PAGE 35 | PAGE 7% 0% 20% 36% 10% 10% 17% 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | % of Total 7 0 22 11 38 11 18 Count AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT Sustained Exonerated Unfounded Disposition Policy Failure Not Sustained No Data Entered No Data Administrative Closure ot Sustained: The investigation failed to discover sufficient evidence to clearly prove the allegation(s) allegation(s) the prove clearly to evidence sufficient discover to failed investigation The Sustained: ot o Data Entered: The complaint is still under investigation. under still is complaint The Entered: o Data nfounded: The investigation indicated the alleged act(s) did not occur. not did act(s) alleged the indicated investigation The nfounded: dministrative Closure: The complaint lacks sufficient information to conduct a follow-up a conduct to information sufficient lacks complaint The Closure: dministrative xonerated: The revealed investigation the that xonerated: actions by agency taken personnel were justified, olicy Failure: The allegation made is true, however; the action of the officer was consistent with consistent was officer the of action the however; true, is made allegation The Failure: olicy ustained: The investigation disclosed sufficient evidence to prove some or all of the allegations made allegations the of all or some prove to evidence sufficient disclosed investigation The ustained: department policy. in the complaint. 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6. 7. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. Disposition Classifications Responsibilities. Professional of APD Office the by utilized are classifications disposition following The Awards/Commendations Professional of Office the personnel, against complaints investigating and receiving to addition In Responsibilities maintains record of commendations issued to Amtrak police officers.of letter include These 2017. Year Fiscal in officers to issued were commendations and awards 215 of A total Distinguished and Saving, Life Service, Customer recognition, Month the of Officer praise, and appreciation Unit Awards. Communications Initiatives APD collaborates extensively with our internal partners to heighten awareness and increase rail travel safety and security. In 2016, Administration & Public Affairs created posters, cards and brochures highlighting crime prevention tips and Amtrak security, including: Posters: • Suspicious Activity • Trust & Loyalty • Security & Crime Prevention Tips Cards: • 29 APD K-9 Team • Badge Number • Call • APD Patch • Grade Crossing Tips Administration & Administration Public Affairs Brochures: • How to File a Citizen’s Complaint • 2017 Inauguration Guide • APD Annual Report • System Enforcement Codes Recruitment bumper stickers were designed and distributed within the department to raise interest in em- ployment with the APD. APD Continues to Promote Human Trafficking Awareness Through a partnership between APD and the Department of Homeland Security, Amtrak is continuing to support the DHS Blue Campaign and promote human trafficking awareness. Support included: • Developed human trafficking awareness material section on APD website. • Facilitated the distribution of DHS LEO-specific Blue Campaign training material within the APD as a refresh to previous training and included in new hire employee training. • Promoted DHS “Wear Blue Day” Campaign on APD website and internally to Amtrak employees. • Facilitated the launch of new Blue Campaign PSA on Amtrak station screens and kiosks with assistance from EMCS. • APD staff attended Blue Campaign event at the Washington, DC Mayor’s Office. • Partnership with DHS & District Communications Group led to Amtrak included in several Blue Campaign Bulletins. • APD staff participated in DHS human trafficking training at FLETC and participated along with DHS staff, actors and film crew on the production of a new human trafficking awareness training scenario for hotel staff. • Facilitated participation of DHS staff and human trafficking survivor at APD training session in Wilmington, DE.

AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | PAGE 36 Special Events - PAGE 37 | PAGE - - 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | - - tive Lisa Blunt Rochester. Blunt Lisa tive Based on ridership numbers Women’s the WMATA, from over had Washington on March participants.one Vast million numbers of peaceful protesters moved Washington through every while 21, January on day the throughout Station Union ridership in increase an APD saw the within division other and activity, based local on concurrent demonstrations. After intensive planning and preparation, the APD successfully APD successfully the preparation, and planning intensive After United the of President the of Inauguration 58th the supported divi and APD unit every from provided support With States. and federal state, our by provided assistance with along sion, partners,local law enforcement the department successfully all during public the and employees, customers, our protected activities. related aspectsMany were of the the events inauguration surrounding held dinner and VIP reception candlelight the including unique inauguration on Station Union Washington of Hall Great the in APD handled several demon strations at Wash Unionington Station, including a small group on station the inside chanted and marched who protesters of Inauguration on station the to returned Protesters 20. January that assured again APD once and group larger a much as Day the protected, was right Amendment First everyone’s while AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT eve, which was attended by both Vice President Pence and Pence President Vice both by attended was which eve, the proceedings throughout the inaugural President Trump, on March Women’s the and 20, January of evening and day day. following the occurred which Washington, events, protest both During disruption. service any without station the left group and customers, employees, our of safety and security the maintained APD also the protesters. APD as Capitol, U.S. the of front west the on ceremony inaugural the Following return a safe had Jill wife his and Biden Joseph President Vice Former that sured Delaware by accompanied were Biden’s The Delaware. of state home their to Representa and Coons Chris and Carper Tom Senators Carney, John Governor APD Protects the 58th Presidential Inauguration 58thAPD Protects Presidential the Special Events AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT ceptional Achievement Award, Distinguished two Unit Citations, and six Officer of theMonth Awards. promoted to the rank of Investigator in 2012. During his career with Amtrak Police, he has received the Ex Investigator O’Keefe began his career with Amtrak Police in 2011. After working as apatrol officer, he was Office. Administration Office of Inspector General, the Diplomatic Security Service and the United States Attorney’s able asset to multiple law enforcement agencies including the United States Secret Service, the Social Security fraud throughout the Amtrak system and his investigations have been avalu Investigator O’Keefe’s work has also led to the reduction of online reservation the theft of the wire. were taken into custody. Both suspects gave awritten statement confessing to The investigators conducted surveillance of the scrap yard and the suspects camera removing the wire and were subsequently tracked to alocal scrap yard. daynext the suspects two returned to the scene and were captured on the the wire hidden on the right of way and installed acamera to monitor it. The Corridor. The investigators conducted asearch of the area and located some of the train signal system and extensive delays to trains traveling on the Northeast of lead-encased copper communication wire. This theft caused damage to Investigator Michael Baker undertook an investigation into the theft of 120 feet 2016 of the Officer Year Ceremony nated in arranging this new partnership between and APD the COP SHOT program. tion in the program. Detective Alex Colon, SA Zawacki Joe and Lodge FOP Attorney David Gold for coordi vehiclesNYD now display COP SHOT bumper stickers indicating the Amtrak Police Department’s participa COPSHOT. 1-(800) calling by submitted paid out once the tips lead to an arrest and conviction. Tips are fires a weapon at a police officer in New York City. Rewards are share informationanonymous who vital tipsters anyone on who The COP SHOT program offers a$10,000 reward in cash to program. the into with Chief Trugman and to staff NYD welcome the department York City. COP SHOT Director of Operations John Provetto met The was APD accepted into the COP SHOT program in New AcceptedAPD into COP SHOT Program | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT In spring of 2016, O’Keefe and prosecute. to Investigation and ultimately build astrong case for the Federal Bureau of able to connect the thefts to other similar crimes in Maryland operating out of Delaware and Pennsylvania. O’Keefe was cars from Wilmington Station to alarge-scale auto-theft ring Investigator O’Keefe was able to link several thefts of rental contributions to the Amtrak community. Based in Philadelphia, of the Year award to Investigator O’Keefe for his significant DiClemente 2016 the presented Bert member Board Officer In an ceremony held on April 12, Chief Trugman and Amtrak |PAGE 38 - - - - Special Events - - - PAGE 39 | PAGE - 2017 ANNUAL REPORT - | - AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT K-9 Demonstration for Senate Committee Senate for Demonstration K-9 Committee Transportation and Science Commerce, Senate a U.S. 5, April On demon a K-9 meeting the During security. transportation on held was meeting stration was performed by Amtrak Officers Dan Scanlon and Ryan Tullar along Tullar Ryan and Scanlon Dan Officers Amtrak by performed was stration Ivan. and Lladley partners canine respective their with allow things, other among would, that a bill debated senators meeting, the At transpor surface for units K-9 additional add to TSA the for funding additional Chairman committee, the to demonstration the bringing By facilities. tation basis. a daily on perform teams the work the highlight to sought Thune John successfully and staffers Senate volunteer of a line searched teams K-9 Both the When members. committee the of view in aids training hidden located to bill transportation surface the advanced they voted, Committee Commerce the full Senate. ty Members Achievement. of the APD Counsel General Associate Senior Allen, Cindy Inspector include team NARCAN Lisa Chief Deputy and Ravert, Brian Captain O’Brien, Lee Captain Domzalski, David Shahade. Whitaker Peter Officer Committee, Safety Road Division the of As a member the in employees and customers Amtrak for security and safety improve to worked com committee the cooperation, and collaboration Through area. England New pleted many projects to improve safety that included repairing platforms, installing fencing, repairing lighting, installing snow markers, and much more. For their efforts Division the of members the customers, and employees of safety the guarantee to Year. the of Committee Safety for a PSSA awarded were Committee Safety Road Military District of Washington Honors APD Washington of District Military Micah Sergeant and Noll, Rosemarie Captain Cook, Jim Inspector 12, April On Fort at Washington of District Military the by hosted a reception attended Jones par that agencies enforcement law various the of all honoring McNair J. Lesley Major and Robinson Lori General Inauguration. Presidential 58th the in ticipated mem all to you a thank as a plaque APD with presented Becker Bradley General bers of the agency participated that in the event. Amtrak President’s Service and Safety Awards Safety and Service President’s Amtrak 2017 the 21, June On APD had The D.C. Washington, in held was ceremony Awards membersseveral their for achievements recognized the during pilot a NARCAN APD launched the 2016, September In event. rising the Recognizing Station. Street 30th Philadelphia at program a developed team APD NARCAN the addiction, opiate of rate North Division Mid-Atlantic in resulted that program successful successful their For 2017. mid-May through lives 13 staff saving Safe for a PSSA awarded were team the of members the efforts, Safety Initiatives AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT Amtrak. Amtrak. Lifesaver, railroad safety and laws and general familiarization with Operation of overview an provided Lee Detective growth. lation management for the beach community’s large summer popu ploys alarge contingent of summer help to assist with crowd during the summer months. Each year, that department em to assist the Old Orchard Beach Police Department in Maine positions part-time for hired were who officers, police reserve Detective Mike Lee recently instructed aclass of 30 summer Old OrchardDetective Lee Instructs Beach Police Department ParticipatesAPD in Road to Reality Event the students and teachers who expressed their appreciation to the NED. Pius XRegional Academy in Westerly, RI.The presentation was well received by elementary96 school students in grades kindergarten through eighth at the St. Officers PeteWhitaker and Nate Rufful delivered a railroadsafety presentation to TeachesAPD Railroad in Safety RI Train Safety California exercise. the during covered also incident. Unified command and railroad hazards were responders in the event of an evacuation during arailroad was designed to provide familiarization training to first drill, which emergency the in participated ME, berland, and Cum Brunswick from Firefighters ME. Brunswick, Simulation Drill at the new Amtrak Maintenance Facility in On January 7, assisted APD Amtrak EMCS during an FRA APD ParticipatesinFRADrill | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT eration Prom Night” event. Night” Prom eration Sergeant Alex Cardenas and Detective Doug Balk participated in this “Op viewed by approximately 1,000 spectators. Central Division presenters OLI eration Lifesaver educational booth set up in the staging area, which was Police. The event consisted of amock train vs. auto collision with an Op by the Plainfield North High School in Plainfield,IL, and supportedCN by the “Road to Reality,” an anti drinking and driving program held annually On April 26, railroad police, and the Plainfield PD and FD participated in the event to represent the APD. and Gladys Horton, and Detective Jim Martino were present at worked various rail crossings. Officers Mike Pintos (Stockton) Officers from the Union Pacific and Amtrak Police Departments provided the rail safety message. officials and media personnel were on board the train and were tween Oakland Jack London Station and Hayward, Various CA. Union Pacific Railroad hosted a Safety Train that operated be On March 1, California Operation Lifesaver, Amtrak, and the |PAGE 40 ------Safety Initiatives - - - - PAGE 41 | PAGE - 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT ficer Dana Nye, a Massachusetts Operation Lifesaver Coordinator, Coordinator, Lifesaver Operation Massachusetts a Nye, Dana ficer troops. area 15 from Scouts Boy 73 to information provided and and group the to presentation an OLI delivered officers The provided also Lee Detective hazards. and safety railroad discussed On June 22, the Middlesex District Attorney’s Office in Woburn, Woburn, in Office Attorney’s District Middlesex the 22, June On Mid in Scouts Boy for Clinic Badge Merit a Railroad MA, hosted program. partnership community the of part as County dlesex Of Police Transit MBTA with up teamed Lee Mike APD Detective strations and fireworks. Officer Ed Trinkleback participated in an in NNO participated Trinkleback Ed Officer fireworks. and strations and APD officer an of duties the He discussed NJ. Hillsdale, in event APD officers participated in National Night Out (NNO) events (NNO) Out Night National in participated APD officers NNO thethroughout country. is held each year strengthen to police law about questions answer to and communities with relationships and police bring to opportunity a great provides also It enforcement. MADN Several circumstances. positive under together neighborhoods eventPA. The Township, Caln in held an event NNO attended officers demon K-9 run, a 5k area, the from vendors food several included

an overview of the Amtrak system and the APD. Both officers received high praise from the attendees and attendees the from praise high received officers Both APD. the and system Amtrak the of overview an Ryan. Marian Attorney District from and parents, Rhode in Island Safety Rail Teach Officers and Sousa Fabio and Nelson Stephanie Whitaker, Peter Officers 30, June On Elementa Farms Meadowbrook the at students to presentations safety delivered and Irons Ryan Officers Resource Community Camiel. partner his with demonstration a K-9 performed offi The Sousa. Fabio K9 Officer with along NNO event CT, Meriden, the in participated Nelson Stephanie ry School in East Greenwich, RI. After showing safety videos, the officers shared officers the videos, safety showing RI. After Greenwich, East in ry School Officer material. safety distributed and APD, the and safety train about information the for demonstration a K-9 provided also Dior, partner canine his by assisted Sousa, students. school Out Events Night National in APD Participates cers interacted with approximately 5,000 attendees, distributed Operation Lifesaver materials, and discussedGeorge Officer CA, and Merced, in NNO an event in participated Edwards Mario Detective safety. railroad Legge. Iris Officer Patrol with along NY, Park, Highland in participated T-Rex and Awad K-9 Officer Attends Career Day at Elementary School at Day Attends Officer Career K-9 career a attended Kenya partner canine his and Dux Cameron Officer Dux Officer VA. County, Fairfax in school elementary an at event day and officer a police of job the about students grade second to spoke the about learned students Additionally, tracks. railroad around safety traveling the keeping in role a vital play they how and team K-9 a of role agencies Other attended that public safe. law enforcement the event FBI. the and Police, County Fairfax and Capitol U.S. included Woburn in OLI Presentation Safety Initiatives AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT out socks and gloves that were provided by BNSF and UP. they provided the presentation OLI to the group and also handed attendance, in members Valentinsen. staff and 65 clients Gary With was assisted by Jim Hernandez (CPUC and OLAV) OLAV volunteer sentation at the Brookside Homeless Shelter in Richmond, He CA. On December 13, Detective Jim Martino participated in an pre OLI Detective Delivers OLI Presentation District Attorney’s Supports APD Event Safety in MA event. the Police, and UPPD officers were on hand to support Sacramento. APD, CA Highway Patrol and State Park took place at the California State Railroad Museum in September as Rail Safety Month. The media event the California legislation passed alaw designating off Rail Safety Month, which started in 2009 when 7, September On California kicked Lifesaver Operation ParticipatesAPD Rail in CA Month Safety training exercise. practical the in assisted and incidents critical other and strike response trespasser APD the Train &EMCS APD in Vermont Responders First distributed and APD railroad safety fliers to motorists and pedestrians. were highly visible at the crossing during afireworks display event in the center of town and Railroad Police at the Old Orchard Street grade crossing in Old Orchard Beach, ME. Officers On August 11, the NED conducted arailroad safety blitz along with the Boston &Maine NED Participates in Maine Railroad Blitz Safety | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT the Massachusetts State Police. canine partner Taly participated in aK-9 demonstration with ATF and Amtrak safety and security material, while Officer Paul Saraiva and his and OLI distributed Mike Lee law enforcement Detective agencies. 52 law enforcement and public safety agencies along with 11 federal Woburn, The event MA. included 69 different organizations, including safety event hosted by Middlesex District Attorney Marion Ryan in On September 23, the NED participated in alarge scale back-to-school passengers. Detective Hanson also provided abrief overview of injured removing and to train responding emergencies practice ed with the opportunity to train on board Amtrak equipment and dozens of responders from that region. Participants were provid assisted by Detective APD Rob Hanson, and consisted of training Sr. Steve Management Pugsley, Emergency Manager was who dents on board Amtrak trains. The week-long training was led by area police and fire departments on responding to critical inci On September 16, EMCS provided staff training for Hartford, VT, |PAGE 42 - - - Safety Initiatives - PAGE 43 | PAGE - 2017 ANNUAL REPORT - - | - - - AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT Chief Trugman announced the Operation Clear Track enforcement ini enforcement the announced Operation Track Clear Trugman Chief ence at South Station in Boston to kick-off U.S. Railroad Safety Week Safety Railroad U.S. kick-off to Boston in Station South at ence Chief Deputy Track. Clear Operation and media news Boston the addressed Moore and Green, Chief Police Transit with along Officer/MassachusettsTransit Operation tiative that was held on September 26. Operation Clear Track mobilized mobilized Track Clear Operation 26. September on held was that tiative departments sheriff’s and police 200 than more laws crossing grade enforce to 48 states across during the single-day event. Law enforcement officials also74,669 distributed pedestrians and motorists to cards safety railroad providing information on railroad trespassing and 573 issued also Officers safety. crossing grade arrests 19 made and warnings 1,029 citations, violations. crossing grade or traffic to related Transit MBTA and Moore Wayne Chief Deputy confer a press held also Green Ken Chief Police road Administration (FRA) and other railroads raised awareness about awareness raised railroads other (FRA) and Administration road Safety Rail U.S. inaugural the in participation through safety railroad Week. the in held was event kickoff Week Safety Rail U.S. a 25, September On repre and public The Station. Union Washington at Room Starlight to listen to event the for attendance in were media the from sentatives Scot Officer Operating Chief FRA, the Amtrak and Amtrak, Lifesaver, AAR, from Operation representatives of mother the is Nancy family. her with along Richardson, Kenyon Nancy and Trugman, Neil Chief Naperstek, headphones. wearing and tracks on walking while a train by struck being after 2015 in killed was that a boy in events high-visibility Daily material. security and safety Amtrak OLI ed and law partner with NED the throughout occurred crossings grade at and stations agencies. enforcement Operation kick-off helped Hanson Rob Detective and McCain Tracie Captain Detective and McCain Captain CT. in Week Safety Rail U.S. and Track Clear of Department the at CT, in Newington, briefing a press attended Hanson Transportation (CDOT) facility. Vehi Motor of Department CT and Barry Anna Commissioner Deputy CDOT with along events week’s the announced Bzdyra Michael Commissioner cles enforce law local and Police State Connecticut the APD, from representatives and enforcement visibility high with saturated were NED the throughout crossings Grade agencies. ment safety. rail about awareness public increase to patrols APD Supports U.S. Rail Safety WeekAPD Supports Rail U.S. the Federal Rail September Amtrak,From Operation 25-30, Lifesaver, Lifesaver State Coordinator Dana Nye. Dana Coordinator State Lifesaver distribut who APD officers, other with present also was Lee Mike Detective Specialized Training AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT Barbara Petito provided abriefing on theOperation Lifesaver program. also addressed the group. Sergeant Bill Battista provided abriefing on theNCC, and Lead Program Specialist from ahighly regarded retired instructor from the British Secret Service. Chief Trugman and Inspector Cook National the threatfrom briefing Counterterrorism Center, information and methods on counterterrorism for the benefit of our personnel. Attendees participated in first aid and CPR training, and received a current young man with autism who came to the conference autism training session, personnel interacted with a the During autism. with individuals involving situations compliance systems, and learned how to manage received training on Amtrak On Board Services (OBS) gator Personnel conference Orlando, in FL. held was On March 28-30, the annual detective and investi Conference Investigator and Detective Operation Training RAILSAFE Held In Edison, NJ ty. This institute is student-centered and rich in facilitated dialogue and group work. credibili management and risk management, performance development, mentoring, staff studies, ship case leader diagnostics, personality in engaged were Attendees learned. enforcement leaders who are committed to passing on their lessons The Supervisor Leadership Institute faculty members are senior law competencies. enhancing of leadership their goal the with managers middle and supervisors first-line for especially built program day The FBI-LEEDA Supervisor Leadership Institute is acutting edge 4-1/2 graduated on February 3. multipurpose room in Wilmington, DE. The first group of attendees March 2017. Training for all three sessions was held at the new NCC supervisor course that all sergeants received between January and The FBI-LEEDA Supervisor Leadership Institute is a36-hour first-line Training FBI-LEEDA | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT Evelyn Chumbo.Evelyn survivor trafficking human from presentation a and trafficking duction to the functionality of the new NCC, an update on human included training on CPR &AED, fundamentals of first aid, an intro On April 11-13, atraining conference was held for that staff APD TrainingWilmington Conference - |PAGE 44 structure from acts of terrorism. of acts from structure infra and employees, customers, of security Police partners and improves the safety and coordination and integration between Amtrak training program strengthens RAILSAFE eration was held in Edison, NJ, on March 1-2. The Op Training Partner RAILSAFE Operation Amtrak - - - - - Specialized Training - - - PAGE 45 | PAGE 2017 ANNUAL REPORT | partments and representatives from On June 7-8, the New England England New the 7-8, June On Division hosted Operation RAILSAFE New in Facility CDOT the at Training to provided was Training CT. Haven, de police local from members 25 - - - - AMTRAK POLICE DEPARTMENT July 18-19, NYPD ESU Detective Jose Otero provided Integrating Integrating provided Otero Jose Detective NYPD ESU 18-19, July 11 to training (ICAT) Training and Assessment Communications and players role ICAT be to chosen department the of members Tactics(LECT) Control instructors. five Enforcement Law meth and tools additional with officers provide to designed is ICAT or force, of use to resorting without situations crisis handle to ods situation. the handle to necessary force of amount least the using all for training LECT with conjunction in out rolled was training ICAT of days four of consisted and department the of members sworn RAILSAFE Training in New Haven, CT New Haven, in RAILSAFE Training the FBI and Connecticut State Police. Presentations were made by Deputy Chief Moore, Inspector Jim Rice, Rice, Jim Inspector Moore, Chief Deputy by made were Presentations Police. State Connecticut and FBI the from Rory LaRosa and Petito, Barbara Underwood, Robert Sergeant McCain, Tracie and Best Lew Captains EMCS. Amtrak Operation RAILSAFE in Baltimore Training trainingOn July 12-13, Operation RAILSAFE partners of the area was held for Baltimore the Maryland Emer APD. Participants from Federal Air Mar gency Management Agency, County Police, Bowieshals Service, Baltimore CountyState University Police, Anne Arundel Police,Police, FBI, Maryland Natural Resources Havre Police, Maryland State Police, University of Baltimore of the Chief Medical Examiner, DHS/TSA, Office in attendance. were Police, Elkton Police, and Prince Georges County Police de Grace Police, MTA LECT Instructor Training and Player Role ICAT divisions. all to course the deliver to instructors LECT with teams in worked players Role training. Brandt Downs, Leon Robert Almodovar, Paul Amaral, Scott included class training ICAT the for players Role Ruf Nathaniel Miarecki, William Larry Jones, Jackson, Dione Kelley Catalan, Oscar Acosta, Jennifer Bartman, Jude Bond, Shaunta Dorcely, Jean included training ICAT the for instructors LECT The Saddler. Connie and ful Garden, William Gonzalez and James Christopher Hogan. NED Hosts RAILSAFE Training in New London New in HostsNED RAILSAFE Training RAIL Operation hosted NED the 26-27, April On SAFE training at the U.S. Coast Guard Base in New in Base Guard Coast U.S. the at training SAFE departments police local of Members CT. London, attended along with the training representatives from Presenta Guard. Coast U.S. the and TSA FBI, the Moore, Wayne Chief Deputy by delivered were tions Rambo. Glenn Detective and McCain Tracie Captain Best, Lew Captain Specialized Training AMTRAK POLICEDEPARTMENT platforms. platforms. devices, requesting EOD support and implementing proper procedures APD to secure and evacuate station Station. Officers and K-9 teams were deployed andtasked with interviewing witnesses, locating multiple bomb threat from an unknown caller, who reported that multiple devices had been placed at Training Center During the exercise scenarios, officers responded to “Training Center Station” after theNCC had receiveda UtilizesAPD Emergency Training 24/7 Center Maintenance Yard. Portland the familiarizationat railroad training and hands-on with up followed was which Police Department, Portland South the at instruction classroom members of the southern Maine SWAT Team. The attendees received Train Training Passenger Response provided and to Emergency (PTER) On November 15, Detective Mike Lee assisted Steve Pugsley from EMCS in SWATDetective Assists Team Training November, all sergeants APD underwent the one-day supervisor’s course. manage their biases. executive The two-day level course was delivered to commanders APD in October. In officers on the effect of implicit bias and gives them the information and skills they need to reduce and The Fair &Impartial Policing® (FIP) training program applies the modern science of bias to policing; it trains psychologists have also shown that implicit bias can impact what people perceive and do. aware of it. Bias with these characteristics is now known as “explicit bias”; racism is an example. But social Fair &Impartial Policing® (FIP) Training Police Department. FBI JTTF, FBI, CSX and CSX Railroad Police, and the Kissimmee DHS/TSA, Security Forces Squadron MacDill AFB, Florida Highway Patrol, U.S. Marshals, Customs and Border Protection, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, 6 Memorial Firearms Range in Tampa, FL. Agencies in attendance included U.S. Guthrie Everett the at 8-9 training November held was RAILSAFE Operation Operation Training RAILSAFE held in Tampa | 2017 ANNUAL REPORT based on animus toward groups and that aperson with prejudice was researchers on the psychology of bias reported that prejudice was based on outdated notions of how bias manifests in our society. Early most attention. Much of the national discussion, however, has been policing and bias; biases based on race and ethnicity have received the and other stakeholders have engaged in anational discussion about Over the past decade, police personnel, researchers, community leaders Trainers Melvin Hawkins and Matt Pierce. developed by Captains Bob Smith and Lew Best and K-9 scenarios through worked investigator an and officers, real transit environment. NED K-9 teams along with patrol tional to 24/7 allow emergency responders to train in a center, which was built with DHS funding and is opera Station in Boston. utilizes APD the MBTA regional training TrainingMBTA Emergency Center South near located On December 20, the NED held atraining exercise at the |PAGE 46 - Implementation of New Initiatives

NED Deploys Mobile Fingerprint Scanner A pilot project that began with the NED in September 2015 was rolled out with a mobile biometric fingerprint scanner being deployed to APD members in the field in 2017. APD began work on the project with the FBI, the Massachusetts State Police Identifi- cation Section, the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS), and the Amtrak IT Department. After many months of planning and work with the outside agencies and contractors, the first four mobile fingerprint scanners were deployed to APD, Massachusetts State Police, and the Boston Police Department Gang Unit. The devices will allow officers in the field to identify subjects through two fingerprint scans, which will be checked by the Massachusetts Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) and FBI databases. Prints are matched in less than two minutes to identify wanted and missing persons, sex offenders and certain individuals on watch lists. The devices can also be utilized to identify a deceased person or an individual in a medical emergency. Additional devices will be added to the system in the future and it is anticipated that the technology will be eventually be utilized nationwide.

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