HONOLULU
POLICE DEPARTMENT'S
BUSINESS
CITIZENS POLICE ACADEMY
About the program
A police department interactive program that fosters "Understanding through Education". It is designed to educate the public about its departmental policies and operational procedures, the criminal justice system, and ways to reduce crime.
The BPA allows members of the department and citizens of Honolulu to meet, share ideas and information, and interact in a very positive and proactive setting. Graduates will not emerge as trained police officers but as better informed citizens who will be able to share their education and experiences with family, friends, and coworkers
How can I attend the BPA?
Applications can be obtained by contacting the Honolulu Police Department, Criminal Investigation Division at 529-3115 or the Community Affairs Section at 529-3351. You can alsoClick here to download the application in PDF format.
What type of information will be presented?
Presentation topics will include the criminal justice system, credit card fraud, forgery and check fraud, identity theft and Internet crimes, auto theft and ACID etching, crime prevention through environmental design, shoplifting and employee theft, workplace violence, etc.
Who will attend?
The BPA will be made up of members from the private and public businesses of our community. Members must be at least 21 years of age and maintain a good standing in our community.
When and where?
Participants will meet 3-4 hours a week for eight weeks. The sessions will be held at the Honolulu Police Department's Alapa`i Headquarters.
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