This case study presentation will cover the facts and circumstances surrounding the murder of Correctional Officer Jeffrey A. Wroten of the MD Division of Corrections while escorting a convicted felon at the Washington County Hospital on January 26, 2006. The session also will discuss the importance of proper handling of convicted felons outside of the correctional environment while armed. Attendees will learn how this tragedy may have been prevented through training and departmental procedures.
P22403 / C13739
Class Information
Location: Howard Co DOC Dates of Class:
05/20/2014 - 05/20/2014
Approval Number: C11755
Approved Hours: 2.5
Price: 0.00
Class Description
This case study presentation will cover the facts and circumstances surrounding the murder of Correctional Officer Jeffrey A. Wroten of the MD Division of Corrections while escorting a convicted felon at the Washington County Hospital on January 26, 2006. The session also will discuss the importance of proper handling of convicted felons outside of the correctional environment while armed. Attendees will learn how this tragedy may have been prevented through training and departmental procedures. This 2.5 hour training is available for administrators, case managers, criminal justice program supervisors, community supervision staff, mental health clinicians and hospital security staff, homicide investigators and other public safety professionals.
1 seats of 1 total student seats are occupied for this class.
Please contact your agency training coordinator to register for this class.