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IPMBA Members Spring 2007 ipmbaNewsletter of the International Police newsMountain Bike Association IPMBA: Promoting and Advocating Education and Organization for Public Safety Bicyclists. Vol. 16, No. 2 Without our Members … Bicycle Crash Investigation … IPMBA Wouldn’t Exist Part 1 of 2 by Maureen Becker by Kirby Beck, PCI #002T Executive Director Coon Rapids PD (MN) retired IPMBA promotes the use of bikes for public safety, provides f a bicycle crash results in a death or serious injury, resources and networking opportunities, and offers the best, assume that the incident will result in a lawsuit. Many most complete training for public safety cyclists. I people on both sides of the case will read your reports and examine the results of your investigation. They will have Several years ago, IPMBA began using the above statement for many opportunities to critique your work. marketing purposes. It sums up the essence of IPMBA so well that the Board recently discussed adopting it as IPMBA’s official After reviewing a number of crash reports by officers and crash reconstruction experts, it is apparent that many mission statement. Like all good mission statements, it succinctly describes IPMBA’s reason for existing. important factors involved in bicycling are either unknown or unconsidered and quite often undocumented by crash All three aspects of the mission statement are equally important, investigation professionals. but for a moment, focus on one word: resources. IPMBA offers The state of the art in specialized bicycle crash investigation many resources, including this publication, the website, and and reconstruction is rudimentary at best. Focused training in various member benefits, including the Product Purchase bicycle crash investigation is rare, if it exists at all. In virtually Program. These, however, are not IPMBA’s most important every state, bicycles have most of the same rights and resources. responsibilities as motor vehicle operators. Many officers IPMBA’s most important resources are its don’t seem to know, or care, that they do. Training in bicycle IPMBA members. IPMBA members drive the traffic law is virtually non-existent in police academies and members have mission. crash investigation courses. done their best IPMBA promotes the use of bikes by public too ensure that safety. Through conducting presentations, (Continued on page 30) our training representing IPMBA at industry events, and programs have authoring articles in national magazines, IPMBA members work to raise awareness of inside … evolved and expanded. the essential role bikes can play within law Board List......................................................................26 enforcement, EMS, and private security. Instructor Corner ...........................................................26-28 IPMBA Corporate Members...........................................18 IPMBA provides resources and networking opportunities. Issue Focus: IPMBA Members .......................................5-13 IPMBA members participate in the creation of resources; without our members, we would have far fewer resources to Bike School Goes the Carnival ..................................9 offer. Over the past year or so, numerous members have been Denver Health Paramedics .......................................7 part of the process of creating the new Complete Guide – Good Fortune ...........................................................5 writing, reviewing, and contributing photographs. Members High Honours ...........................................................5 IPMBA Member Statistics ..........................................13 contribute most of the articles and product reviews that appear in IPMBA Remembers Tom Devlin ...............................12 IPMBA News and on our website. They participate in Lessons Learned .......................................................8 discussions that encourage an exchange of ideas and ever- Letter to IPMBA ........................................................6 expanding network of contacts. Man Drops from Veterans Bridge ..............................10 IPMBA offers the best, most complete training for public safety On the Road with Off-Duty LEOs .............................11 cyclists. In the years since IPMBA’s founding, the nature of West Mercia Constabulary Trains 50th ......................11 public safety has changed. IPMBA members have done their News from the UK.........................................................23-24 best to ensure that our training programs have likewise evolved President’s Column .......................................................2 and expanded. Members also volunteer their time and expertise Product Purchase Program ............................................19-22 to ensure that attendees of the annual IPMBA conference gain Product Reviews Brooks Saddles ..........................................................16 new skills and are inspired by innovative ideas. National Bike Registry ...............................................15 This issue of IPMBA News celebrates the most important Rainlegs.....................................................................17 IPMBAresource NEWS, IPMBA VOL. has: 16, YOU! NO. 2 Segway......................................................................16 1 President’s Column Here Comes Summer It’s that time of year when many bike cycling a better, safer, and more fun place to work. teams are coming out of hibernation. After I hope you can pick up something that could work for a long winter, it feels good to get back on your agency too. the bike and remember that cycling is one The new Complete Guide to Public Safety Cycling, of the best reasons for being involved in Second Edition, will soon be completed and available public safety. Keep in mind that just as for purchase. We are working as quickly as possible to your butt needs some time in the saddle to finish the publishing process so you can purchase your get back in shape, your bike also own copy of the book. We are needs some TLC before you spend We have members in excited to be able to offer you a eight hours a day on it. Clean and almost a dozen full-color, completely updated lubricate your ride before you start version of the only book for public logging your miles for the year. Doing countries, safety cyclists, by public safety this now could help you find small cyclists. While there have been problems before they develop into big representing more many authors working on this ones that could end up causing a than 1300 police, project, I would be remiss if I catastrophic accident. Remember, a didn’t say that this book wouldn’t little maintenance can prevent major EMS, and security be possible without the hard work issues down the road. agencies. done by our Executive Director, One of the greatest strengths of our Maureen Becker, and the fine organization is our membership. We are a great publishing firm of Jones and Bartlett. The entire organization with a diverse group of individuals. We IPMBA board looks forward to having our new book have members in almost a dozen countries, representing available to you this summer. more than 1300 police, EMS, and security agencies. Enjoy the warm weather and help keep your With this wealth of knowledge and experience, IPMBA communities safe. has a wealth of resources from which to draw. This edition of IPMBA News contains many articles about our members, their agencies, and great ideas that they have come up with to make our world of public safety Jim Bowell BE AN IPMBA INSTRUCTOR! ipmba news Newsletter of the Want to become an IPMBA-Certified Instructor? INTERNATIONAL POLICE MOUNTAIN BIKE ASSOCIATION 583 Frederick Road, Suite 5B Baltimore, MD 21228 PH: 410-744-2400 ~ FX: 410-744-5504 all 410-744-2400 or email [email protected] to E-mail: [email protected] obtain an instructor application packet. In the Web site: www.ipmba.org C Jim Bowell simplest of terms, to become an Instructor, you must IPMBA President Maureen Becker meet the criteria outlined in the packet, apply to Executive Director; Managing Editor Jennifer Horan IPMBA headquarters, be approved, then register for Design and Layout Copyright 2007 © International Police Mountain Bike and attend one of the Instructor Courses. Association (IPMBA). Reproduction without permission is prohibited. Check out www.ipmba.org for information The International Police Mountain Bike Association is a non-profit educational organization providing resources, on the upcoming instructor courses in networking opportunities, and training for public safety bicyclists. Minneapolis, MN (July 16-20); Fredericksburg, Interested in submitting an article? Interested in advertising in IPMBA News? VA (Oct. 15-19); London, England (Dates TBD) Call Maureen (410-744-2400) for information. 2 INTERNATIONAL POLICE MOUNTAIN BIKE ASSOCIATION, Spring 2007 IPMBA NEWS, VOL. 16, NO. 2 3 Instructor Corner 4 INTERNATIONAL POLICE MOUNTAIN BIKE ASSOCIATION, Spring 2007 embers are the foundation upon which IPMBA is built. They are also the focus of this issue — so that we can learn Focus: You M from and be inspired by their success. In this issue we hear from friends in the US and the UK, and we remember a fallen comrade. Please remember IPMBA throughout the year and send in your stories! Pages 5-13. High Honours Good Fortune Recognition for the man who introduced EMS on bikes to England Police cycling can change your life! om Lynch, founder of the by Jere “Buddie” Clark, former PCI #344 London Ambulance Service Metro Nashville
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