Phoenix Copwatch Calendar
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
"Policing the Police" Training
Quaker Meeting House
7:00-9:00 pm
Free of charge
1702 E. Glendale Ave.
Phoenix, AZ
Sheriff Arpaio has promised to hold another racial profiling sweep on July 29th, the day SB 1070 goes into effect. We need dozens of volunteers out on the street to monitor and document the activities of the sheriff's deputies on that day. Attend this training and learn how to safely and legally observe the police during this sweep and in your own neighborhood.
Members of Phoenix Copwatch will lead the training, covering topics such as how to stay safe and avoid arrest while dealing with the police, tips for effective videotaping, and proper documentation of police activities.
This training is open to the public (except law enforcement officers). It will be conducted in English and Spanish.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
"Policing the Police" Training
Unlimited Potential
2:00-4:00 pm
Free of charge
6520 S. Central Ave. (three blocks south of Southern)
Phoenix, AZ
Sheriff Arpaio has promised to hold another racial profiling sweep on July 29th, the day SB 1070 goes into effect. We need dozens of volunteers out on the street to monitor and document the activities of the sheriff's deputies on that day. Attend this training and learn how to safely and legally observe the police during this sweep and in your own neighborhood.
Members of Phoenix Copwatch will lead the training, covering topics such as how to stay safe and avoid arrest while dealing with the police, tips for effective videotaping, and proper documentation of police activities.
This training is open to the public (except law enforcement officers). It will be conducted in English and Spanish.
Thursday, July 15, 2010
"Policing the Police" Training
Tonatierra
6:30-8:30 pm
Free of charge
802 N. 7th St. (at McKinley)
Phoenix, AZ
Sheriff Arpaio has promised to hold another racial profiling sweep on July 29th, the day SB 1070 goes into effect. We need dozens of volunteers out on the street to monitor and document the activities of the sheriff's deputies on that day. Attend this training and learn how to safely and legally observe the police during this sweep and in your own neighborhood.
Members of Phoenix Copwatch will lead the training, covering topics such as how to stay safe and avoid arrest while dealing with the police, tips for effective videotaping, and proper documentation of police activities.
This training is open to the public (except law enforcement officers). It will be conducted in English and Spanish.
Phoenix Copwatch Trainings
We hold official Copwatch trainings periodically throughout the year when there is enough interest from the community. There is currently no training scheduled.
Email phoenix_copwatch@yahoo.com or call 602-337-7188 if you are interested in joining so we can schedule another training.