At the request of the NTSB, IACP and NSA collaborated to create a best-practices guidance document for officers responding to a wrong-way driver incident. This workshop will showcase promising practices that responding officers can use to effectively address the danger posed by a wrong-way driver, as well as recommendations to reduce the frequency of these incidents.
- Understand the hazards posed by wrong-way drivers
- Learn current methods of preventing wrong-way drivers
- Learn strategies for successfully mitigating a wrong-way driving incident.
Kyle Clark
Senior Program Manager
IACP
Kyle Clark retired from the Naples, Florida, Police Department after twenty years of service. He was the Florida Drug Evaluation and Classification (DEC) Program coordinator for 9 years and a former assistant director at the Institute of Police Technology and Management. He has trained policing professionals in traffic enforcement, crash investigation, crash reconstruction, and impaired driving throughout the US. He has been a drug recognition expert (DRE) since 1999 and a DRE instructor since 2001.
Mr. Clark has also been part of the curricula revision teams for the NHTSA Standardized Field Sobriety Testing curriculum, the Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Refresher Update, Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement, and the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program. He is currently a senior program manager for all road safety programs at the IACP, including the DEC Program, and chairs the Florida Department of Transportation Impaired Driving Coalition.
Joshua Downing
Lieutenant Colonel
Colorado State Patrol
Lt. Colonel Joshua Downing began his career with the Colorado State Patrol in July 1998. He has worked in Troop 1A Golden, Colo and Troop 3A Weld County. He was promoted to Sergeant and then Captain both in the Hazardous Materials Section. Downing was promoted to Major in Staff Services Branch and served as the Commander of the Training Services Branch. On February 1, 2018, Downing was promoted to Lt. Colonel. Lt. Colonel Downing is a graduate of the Administrative Officers Course at the Southern Police Institute. He is a Graduate of the PERF's Senior Management Institute for Police, he is a member of the IACP Roadway Safety Committee, the Chair of the Colorado Task Force for Drunk and Impaired Driving, he has also served as an instructor for the Leadership in Police Organizations (LPO) program, and the chairman for the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance Level VI program.
Lt. Colonel Downing is a Colorado native and married with two children, one of which recently became a Colorado State Trooper serving in Adams County Colorado. He enjoys spending time with his Grandson, his family, friends and spending time enjoying all aspects of what Colorado has to offer outdoors.
James Quattrone
Sheriff
Chautauqua County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff James Quattrone is a 39 year veteran with the Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Office. He began his first term as Sheriff in 2019 and prior to being elected sheriff, James Quattrone had 30 years of experience with the Chautauqua County (New York) Sheriff's Office, serving 15 years in a supervisory position. He began his career in 1987 on the navigation patrol and, for a brief period, worked at the county jail prior to attending the Sheriff's Academy.
Jim graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice and received his Master of Science Degree in the Administration of Justice from Mercyhurst College. Jim is also a graduate of the FBI National Academy, Class 231. Jim was previously a DRE and DRE Instructor in New York State and assisted the state in developing the ARIDE program. Jim is a strong believer in continued training and education at all ranks and believes this needs to be modeled by the command staff.
Jim lives in Jamestown with his wife Nancy and they have four adult children and three grandsons. Jim and Nancy are members of Hillcrest Church and have previously been very involved in missions work.
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