EPTK 2022

• Situationsberichte aus Frankreich und USA
• Mögliche Ursachen
• Präventive Maßnahmen

Referenten:

Harald Wilmin:

• Commandant de police à l’échelon fonctionnel de la Police Nationale – Expert Sécurité Civipol Conseil – Evaluateur Projets de Sécurité auprès de l’U.E. et de l’UNITAR
• Harald WILMIN war stellvertretender Leiter der Nationalen Akademie der französischen Bereitschaftspolizei und deren Chefausbilder.
• 1994 bis 2000 war er abkommandiert zur Zentraldirektion „Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism Direction“ in Paris.
• Seit April 2010, leitet Harald Wilmin als Major der französischen Polizei Sicherheitsprojekte in Tunesien, Niger, Tschad, Libanon und Mali.
• Er nahm im Irak, in Marokko und in den Vereinigten Arabischen Emiraten an internationalen Polizeimissionen teil.
• Nach vierjährigem Aufenthalt in Mali (2017 – 2020) arbeitet Harald Wilmin als EU-Gutachter in Mauretanien, Niger, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Tschad und Mali.
• Seit Oktober 2021 ist Harald Wilmin UN-Experte für die UN in Mali, Togo, Benin, Rwanda und Tansania tätig bei dem er den Vorabbau der FPU(s) / Formed Police Units in UN Peacekeeping missions (Minusma – Minusca -Monusco) bewertet.

Steve Johnson:
Steve Johnson currently works with the North Carolina Sheriffs’ Association as a part-time employee assisting with the coordination of many of the Association training programs and has served in this position since 2006. He has been responsible for managing many of the Association Conferences to include Annual Training Conferences and the Spring and Fall meetings. Prior to joining the staff of the Association, Steve spent 34 years with the North Carolina Department of Justice, with 29 of those years at the North Carolina Justice Academy. Steve’s primary responsibility at the N.C. Justice Academy was as the lead instructor for all the firearms programs offered by the Academy. Steve was one of the co-authors of the N.C. Concealed Carry Handgun Training Model Program. He continues to serve on the Board of Directors of the International Association of Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors where he served as President from 2000 to 2016 and currently serves as 2nd Vice President. He continues to teach the Law Enforcement Sniper Course for Durham Technical College as well as other firearms related programs for Team One Network. He has been fortunate to be able to teach, not just across the United States, but in Germany, Italy, and China as well. Steve served in the North Carolina National Guard for 35 years as a range instructor and a member of the Guard’s rifle and pistol teams. Steve served as a member of the North Carolina Criminal Justice Training and Standards Commission from 2009 – 2021. He still serves as a certified law enforcement officer, a criminal justice instructor and as a member of the North Carolina Private Protective Services Board.