He was a recipient of the political science excellence award from American International College; additionally, he is an adjunct professor (criminal justice departments) at Western New England University and Holyoke Community College, and is an instructor for the Municipal Police Training Committee. During his employment with the LPD, Sgt.

General Laws c. 41, 96B, as arnended by St. 2002, c. 196, 18, provides in material part: Every person who receives an appointment to a position on a full-time basis In which he will exercise police powers In the police department of any city or town, shal prior to exercising police powers, be assigned to and satisfactorily complete a prescribed course of study approved by the municipal police training committee.

Rosa appealed to the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC). The MPTC conducted a hearing and changed the reason for dismissal from Dismissal for Disciplinary Reasons to Dismissal for non-Disciplinary Reasons. (Exhibit 13) 14. The MPTC reduced Mr. Rosas dismissal so that he would not be subject to a lifetime ban from eligibility for any subsequent police academy in Massachusetts.

The Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC) provides training for law enforcement personnel statewide, including Department employees.4 Under an exception under the state ethics laws prohibiting Commonwealth employees from receiving compensation from more than one public entity, troopers were allowed to teach MPTC classes on state time. Sometimes Department employees attended these classes taught by their fellow troopers.

police officers and their actual performance as a trigger of a probationary period and not crafted the same or a similar law 2 Section 96B of G.L. c. 41 provides, Every person who receives an appointment to a position on a full-time basis in which he will exercise police powers in the police department of any city or town, shall, prior to exercising police powers, be assigned to and satisfactorily complete a prescribed course of study approved by the municipal

An appointing authority may petition the state Municipal Police Training Committee formerly, the Massachusetts Criminal Justice Training Council for an exemption to this requirement under certain circumstances. (Appellants Motion, Exhibit 15 and 16)6 6 Upon my request at the Commission hearing, the Appellant submitted copies of Mr. Golners exemption application and confirmation of training exemption via e-mail after the hearing. 3 6.

(Testimony of Appellant) 4) On October 16, 2020, the Appellant and other Ludlow police officers attended an annual firearms training at the Banas Range in Ludlow which is required of all police officers by the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC). (Testimony of Appellant, Irwin, Mayou, Stokowski and Whitney) 5) Three members of the Ludlow Police Department served as firearms instructors at the training: Lt.

The Appellant completed full-time training in the Town of Boylston under the auspices of the state Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC) prior to beginning his employment as a campus police officer at UMASS Worcester. The training began July 25, 2011 and ended December 16, 2011. 4. The Appellant registered for the April 27, 2015 Exam.

Abreu being found qualified by the medical screening; psychological screening, passing the Physical Abilities Test (PAT), MPTC Physical Test, and successful completion of the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC) operated police academy. (Respondents email to Commission dated 2/6/24; Appellants Opposition to Motion to Dismiss) 5.

The conditional offer of employment was contingent on the Appellant being found qualified by the medical screening; psychological screening, passing the Physical Abilities Test (PAT), MPTC Physical Test, and successful completion of the Municipal Police Training Committee (MPTC) operated police academy. (Respondents email to Commission dated 2/6/24; Appellants Opposition to Motion to Dismiss) 4.