Public Safety Practicum May 2015

Student Recognition

I was honored to receive this student generated recognition at the recent Honor's Convocation!

Book signing and Presentation

On June 10th at 7pm, Dr. Wayne A. Johnson will appear at the Schaumburg Public Library http://schaumburglibrary.org/ for a presentation and book signing for his book: A History of Violence: An Encyclopedia of 1400 Chicago Mob Murders, 1st Edition.

http://www.amazon.com/History-Violence-Encyclopedia-Chicago-Murders-1st/dp/0615986935/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1394923423&sr=1-2&keywords=a+history+of+violence

Please contact the Library and sign up for this presentation!

Live Public Safety Training Demo on May 2nd!

Major Case Assistance Team Training

Recently, I was honored to spend a day training some of the best and brightest Investigators in the Chicagoland area. This group of 51 attended a day of training on the Topic of Criminal Profiling. I have been lecturing and training in this area since 1992. I would like to thank MCAT Director Nate, Sgt. Rick and Bob from the County for putting this together and allowing me to work with a great group of men and women. May all of them stay safe in their pursuits!

Presentation and Book Signing

DR. WAYNE JOHNSON Thursday, November 20th 7:00 pm at The Book Stall From Chicago's original gangsters to the Outfit's decline in recent years, Dr. Wayne Johnson is well-versed in the organized crime that long ensnared the city. After 25 years with the Chicago Police Department - his last assignment supervising a unit within the Organized Crime Division - Johnson was appointed Chief Investigator for the renowned Chicago Crime Commission.   Now coordinator of Harper College's law enforcement programs and widely considered a top authority on organized crime, Johnson has written A History of Violence: An Encyclopedia of 1,400 Chicago Mob Murders. The 300-plus page tome is the product of painstaking research into newspaper articles, police reports, coroners' reports and other archives over a 14-year period.   This event is free and open to the public.   http://www.thebookstall.com/

Panel Discussion: Crooked City

 

Attended one of the most interesting presentations in some time. I felt honored to be invited. Cook County States Attorney, Corporation Councils Office and the Police Union were called out big time. None would attend. I left with one burning question. Is real Justice attainable in Cook County?