CRIMINAL JUSTICE
RESPECT – INTEGRITY – DEDICATION – ACCOUNTABILITY – SERVICE
If you are interested in protecting people from criminal activity, identifying offences, helping ensure justice for crime victims, and rehabilitating criminals, this class puts you on the right path. You will study a wide range of training from simple patrol operations to crime scene investigation.
Since this class is run according to industry standards in a para-military style, students will hold a variety of ranks and responsibilities. Students must wear a class uniform and obtain black duty boots and tactical pants. Physical activity is part of the course. Students supply their own proper attire and works gloves for physical exercise.
“Central Tech expanded my knowledge and desire to enter a career in law enforcement.”
Future Opportunities
There are many job opportunities in the criminal justice field.
CRIMINAL JUSTICE OFFICER
Renewed national interest in public safety and security along with a more security-conscious society has expanded opportunities for employment in the criminal justice field. Instruction and hands-on training for this program will focus on:
- Tactical & Interpersonal Communications Skills
- Police Function & Fundamentals
- Criminal Law
- Traffic Management & Accident Investigation
- Criminal Investigation
- Criminal Evidence
- Criminal Procedure
- Defensive Tactics for Law Enforcement
- Criminalistics & Introduction to Forensic Science
- Firearm Safety
- CLEET Phases I & II
Upon successful completion, students 17 years of age or older will be qualified to take the Oklahoma State Unarmed Security Guard License exam.
Areas of Study
- Introduction to Criminal Justice
- Workforce Staging for Law Enforcement
- Police Function & Fundamentals
- CLEET Phase I & II – Unarmed Security Guard
- Traffic Management & Accident Investigation
- Criminal Investigation
- Introduction to Forensic Science
- Law Enforcement Equipment & Weapons
- Defensive Tactics for Law Enforcement
- Introduction to FEMA & NIMS
- CPR & First Aid
- American Court System: Criminal & Civil
- Interview/Interrogation & Report Writing
- Crisis Intervention & Emotionally Disturbed
- National Incident Management System
- Applied Concepts in Fitness
- Dispatch Tele-communicator Basics
- Prisoner Detention
- Internship and/or Capstone
- Criminal Evidence
- Criminal Procedure
- Ethics & Professional Behavior in Law Enforcement
“I have recommended Criminal Justice to a lot of people.”
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Career Connection! 🎉
Our Criminal Justice students did an awesome job showcasing their class to 8th graders from our communities.
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A big THANK YOU to @sapulpapolice for their generous donation of not one, but two vehicles to our Criminal Justice class. 🚨
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“Central Tech expanded my knowledge and desire to enter a career in law enforcement.” -Cody Wyatt Neal
Criminal Justice applications are open > centraltech.info/CJ
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Criminal Justice students ventured out to their obstacle course.
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Central Tech Criminal Justice students competed against the 23 CJ programs in the state in the annual Criminal Justice Physical Fitness Challenge. The event held at the Army National Guard base in Norman was sponsored by Francis Tuttle Technology Center and the Army National Guard. Events include: 1-minute push-ups, 1-minute sit-ups, 1-min pull-ups, 1 mile run, 6-person team tug-of-war, and 6-person team obstacle course.
Front Row (L-R):
Colton Parrish, bronze obstacle & tug-of-war; Ezequiel Lopez, Sapulpa, bronze obstacle; Natalie Bundy, Sapulpa, bronze tug-of-war; Jewelia Beard, Sapulpa; Jadyn Aguirre, bronze tug-of-war; Lillian Juby, Sapulpa; Cody Neal, Kiefer.
Back Row (L-R):
Elijah Ferguson, Sapulpa, bronze obstacle course; Fish Self; silver 1 mile run, bronze obstacle course; Omar Aguilar, Kiefer, bronze in tug-of-war; Abby Johnson, Sapulpa, bronze obstacle course; Braxton Guyer, Drumright, bronze tug-of-war; Kylea Collier, Mannford; James Reynolds, Kellyville, bronze tug-of-war; Sean Abell, Prue
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Are you interested in law enforcement? Criminal Justice students can study criminal evidence, investigation, law and procedures, forensic science, firearm safety and weapons, tactical communication, lifting fingerprints, and more!
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Students in the Medical Front Office, Criminal Justice, and Health Careers classes practice CPR.
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Criminal Justice students got to take a run at their new obstacle course.
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Criminal Justice students attended the annual University of Central Oklahoma "Criminal Justice Day". Students were given a campus tour of both the universities CJ and forensics departments. They also had the opportunity to meet and ask questions to recruiters from the FBI, DEA, OSBI as well as many other local and state law enforcement agencies.
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Criminal Justice students are anxious to use their new obstacle course for the first time.
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Thank you to the @tulsacountysheriffsoffice for stopping by to visit with the Criminal Justice students this month!
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Thank you to the Criminal Justice students who regularly volunteer to help with the vaccination pods at both the Sapulpa and Drumright campuses!
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Criminal Justice students use their own prints to do shoe print casting. Casting is done with a mixture of water and powdered stone poured into an impression.
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Criminal Justice students break into groups and practice handcuffing each other.
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MORE INFORMATION
Our Graduates
Where do they find jobs?
Read MoreGraduates of this program pursue various career paths, such as becoming security guards, dispatchers, jailers, or detention officers. Upon reaching 21, many opt for the police academy or federal positions. Additionally, some choose to further their education by attending college and pursuing higher degrees.
Available Certifications/License
May require additional fees.
Read More- Oklahoma State Unarmed Security Guard License
- First Aid/CPR/AED
- FEMA-NIMS-ICS 100 & ICS 700
Quick Facts
Students, Campus, Times
Read More- Students: Adult & High School
- Campus: Sapulpa Only
- Times: Morning, Afternoon, Full Day
- School Year: August-May
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