Dale Stockton, Law Officer's Editor-in-Chief, presents Below 100 to a large group of Canadian police officers at the annual Legacy of Excellence conference. Photos Dale Stockton
Dallas, Texas PD Corporal Kevin Navarro (left) shares Below 100 at the Legacy of Excellence in Calgary.
During the Below 100 presentation by Brian Willis, officers engaged in active discussion as to how they could change their organizations.
Brian Willis, 2011 Law Officer Trainer of the Year, presents the concept of W.I.N.-What's Important Now at Below 100's Beyond the Borders presentation at Calgary.
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Below 100's Beyond the Borders was the opening presentation at the annual Legacy of Excellence Conference in Calgary this week. More than 130 Canadian officers from assignments across the country gathered to hear some great speakers. The focus of the conference was clearly on equipping trainers to change law enforcement culture in a positive way by creating a legacy of excellence.
Although the Below 100 initiative was started to drive down line-of-duty deaths in the U.S., law enforcement officers in Canada face similar challenges and losses. This was a Train-the-Trainer presentation and Brian Willis, the coordinator of the conference, challenged everyone to consider the Below 100 goal applicable to all of North America and work to change law enforcement culture in their agencies.
In addition to Brian Willis and me, the audience heard Kevin Navarro present Below 100 principles. Navarro, a long-time Dallas, Texas PD trainer, was absolutely outstanding and clearly motivated those in attendance to make changes in their organization.
Comments on the Below 100 presentation included:
Simple yet brilliant!
Game-changing!
This can make a real difference!
We really need this!
Overall, Below 100's Beyond the Borders demonstrated the universal relevance of the five Below 100 tenets:
Wear Your Belt
Wear Your Vest
Watch Your Speed
W.I.N.–What’s Important Now?
Remember: Complacency kills!
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