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Collins & Collins has earned a reputation as one of Western New York’s most focused and experienced law firms in the representation of victims of construction accidents and personal injury. The firm is known for winning tough, high-profile cases, and has an outstanding record of verdicts and settlements for victims of workplace injuries, automobile accidents, wrongful death, slip and fall, occupational diseases and exposure. The mission of Collins & Collins can be traced back over 50 years when our law firm was founded by the late John T. Collins, whose philosophy of having a “concern for people and a commitment to family” remains the heart and soul of the firm – you know it when you talk to our honest, down to Earth attorneys.

Mr. Sanford founded the Pacific Institute of Defensive Tactics (P.I.D.T.). Although he initially taught primarily the Koga Method by the early 90™s the P.I.D.T. Method had become recognized as a system within itself. Today he teaches the P.I.D.T. Method which includes integrated use of force training, arrest and control, self defense, tactical communications, altercation patterns, baton tactics (straight, expandable straight, side-handle and riot batons), officer safety, crimes-in-progress, car stops, firearms, crowd control and civil disobedience, passive demonstrator tactics, emergency response team, defeat the grappler, defensive tactics for corrections and other related tactical training. He teaches these courses on a basic, in-service and instructor level through his institute, police academies, colleges and to local, State and federal law enforcement agencies. Most courses are taught through the Perishable Skills Program.

The New York State Association of Chiefs of Police was organized on November 30, 1901, in Rochester, New York and incorporated in 1957. It is a not for profit organization dedicated to serve the people of the State of New York in the maintenance of law and order and to support the more than 500 Chiefs of Police as they carry out the functions of their office. The primary objective of the Association is to achieve professional recognition, uniformity of operation and the advancement of the general welfare of the police profession through the education of its members. The primary purpose of the Association is an educational one; to gather, disseminate, and promote useful and necessary information to the law enforcement agencies of the State of New York. Our ultimate aim and purpose is to develop a more efficient and effective law enforcement and criminal justice system. We are an Association made up of Police Chiefs, Commissioners, Superintendents, Executives, Administrators, Agents-in-Charge. Our members are the most experienced and respected law enforcement officials in the State of New York from most law enforcement agencies in the State, including Village, Town, County, City, State and Federal Agencies, as well as Railroad Police. Each of our Active Members has proven himself by achieving a high position of leadership and responsibility in his individual and respective law enforcement agency. We also have Associate Members who are concerned citizens who come from all areas of the State and all walks of life. They voluntarily and actively exhibit their support and concern for law and order and for good law enforcement by being members of our Association. We have proven throughout the years to the people of this State that we are united, not only for the advancement of the general welfare of the police profession, but more specifically: for the purpose of maintaining law and order, for the improvement and professionalization of law enforcement, to advocate and promote reforms in the laws in association and ...