Ethics
In the law enforcement profession, an ethical mishap at one agency can impact agencies around the country. Now more than ever, officers need the moral courage to intervene when they see fellow officers are starting to go down the wrong path. Officers need introspection on their own code of ethics as well as group discussions to identify issues that officers and agencies are facing. In this course, Neal Rossow will help encourage those introspections and discussions by explaining ethical frameworks, an officer’s duty to intervene, and ethical conduct in the police organization.
Course Length: 1 Hour
Meet your Instructor
Neal Rossow
Expertise:
THE ROSSOW GROUP, Port Huron, Michigan MAR 2006-PRESENT Police Trainer and Consultant (Self Employed) Instruct and present on topics of Leadership, Ethics, Mentoring, Team Building, Wellness, and Customer Service. Consult on law enforcement accreditation and other police department needs. MICHIGAN ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE, Okemos, MI JUN 2014-December 2022 Director of Professional Development – Accreditation Program Director Responsible for the accreditation program, grant management, planning conferences and scheduling training. FLAT ROCK POLICE DEPARTMENT, Flat Rock, Michigan FEB 2008–May 2014 Police Chief PORT HURON POLICE DEPARTMENT, Port Huron, Michigan FEB 1981- MAR 2006