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For
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For
Further Information Contact: |
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September
19, 2005
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Office
of The Attorney General
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Peter C. Harvey,
Attorney General
Office
of Counter-Terrorism
- Sidney J. Caspersen, Director
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Roger
Shatzkin
609-292-4791
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Media
Advisory
Office of Counter-Terrorism
Hosts 3rd Annual Conference
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TRENTON
— The New Jersey Office of Counter-Terrorism
(OCT) will host its 3rd annual counter-terrorism
conference on Tuesday, Sept. 20. Entitled
“The Threat Spectrum,” the
conference is designed to help prepare
law enforcement officials to detect, deter
and respond to terrorist threats.
Reporters
are invited to attend the opening session
from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at Patriots
Theater at the War Memorial, Trenton,
for introductions and welcoming remarks.
This will be followed by a press availability
with state and federal officials and a
number of the seminar’s key panelists
from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., in the War
Memorial’s Turning Point Room.
The
remainder of the day’s presentations
will include law enforcement sensitive
information and will be closed to the
media.
8:30
– 9:00 a.m.
- Introduction
and Welcoming Remarks — Patriots
Theater
- Peter
C. Harvey, Attorney General
- Sidney
J. Caspersen, Director, New Jersey Office
of Counter-Terrorism
- Leslie
Wiser, Special Agent in Charge FBI-Newark
9:00
- 10:00 a.m.
- Media
Availability, Q & A — The
Turning Point Room
Attorney General Harvey, Director Caspersen
and SAC Wiser will be joined by:
- Marc
Sageman, M.D., Ph.D.,
author of Understanding Terror Networks,
former CIA agent and current forensic
psychiatrist
- Margeret
Nydell, Ph.D.,
professor of Arabic at Georgetown
University, expert on Arab culture
and author of Understanding Arabs
- William
M. Connolly,
Director, Division of Codes and
Standards, NJ Division of Community
Affairs, expert on collapse of the
World Trade Center towers
- Charles
M. Grinnell, OCT Senior
DAG, Lt. Colonel, U.S. Army Reserve,
expert on Iraqi insurgency and its
lessons for counter-terrorism efforts
One
of OCT’s chief missions is to ensure
that New Jersey law enforcement officers
are equipped with the necessary training
and information about terrorism to prevent,
detect and deter potential terrorist activity.
To date the office has trained approximately
17,500 law enforcement officers from local,
county, state and federal agencies.
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