• Provides students with the skills and knowledge required of today’s police officer.
• Primary study areas include administration, criminal laws and procedures, police and community relations, and criminal investigation.
• Career cluster includes county, municipal, state, and federal police officers.
• Offers a degree in applied science for individuals entering directly into the work force, as well as a Community Police Officer certificate.
• In conjunction with the Sangamon County Sheriff’s Office, we sometimes offer an occupational program for a certificate in Applied Security Practices (SLP).

Randy Rue
Law Enforcement
Office: SGMN 1109
217.786.2380
Randy.Rue@llcc.edu

Tara Jacobs
Criminal Justice
CRJ & LEA Adjunct Coordinator
Office: SGMN 1109
217.786.4935
Tara.Jacobs@llcc.edu

Adjunct Faculty

Mark Bridges       (Springfield, East)
Loren Larsen       (Springfield)

Darric Miller        (Springfield)
Mike McFadden  (Jacksonville)
Ivan Wright       (Online)
Byron Wilkinson  (Litchfield)

Randy Rue
Law Enforcement
Office: SGMN 1109
217.786.2380
Randy.Rue@llcc.edu

Tara Jacobs
Criminal Justice
CRJ & LEA Adjunct Coordinator
Office: SGMN 1109
217.786.4935
Tara.Jacobs@llcc.edu

Adjunct Faculty

Mark Bridges       (Springfield, East)
Loren Larsen       (Springfield)

Darric Miller        (Springfield)
Mike McFadden  (Jacksonville)
Ivan Wright       (Online)
Byron Wilkinson  (Litchfield)

• demonstrate knowledge required in law enforcement professions. 
• demonstrate critical thinking related in the law enforcement profession.
• demonstrate problem solving skills related to law enforcement.
• identify necessary skills to enter the law enforcement profession.
• demonstrate and explain ethical decision making related to law enforcement.  demonstrate verbal effective communicate to promote a professional and cooperative working environment.
• demonstrate effective written communication skills.

• demonstrate knowledge required in law enforcement professions. 
• demonstrate critical thinking related in the law enforcement profession.
• demonstrate problem solving skills related to law enforcement.
• identify necessary skills to enter the law enforcement profession.
• demonstrate and explain ethical decision making related to law enforcement.  demonstrate verbal effective communicate to promote a professional and cooperative working environment.
• demonstrate effective written communication skills.