DANGERS IN NARCOTIC INVESTIGATIONS
Hosted by Sandy Police Department
And
BBS Narcotics Enforcement Training & Consulting, LLC
Narcotic investigations are done by all police officers, and they face many dangers. There are different types of dangers some involve physical dangers and there are non-physical dangers to one’s career and family life. One of these physical dangers are for plainclothes or off duty officers to be mistakenly shot by a fellow police officer.
The class will look at the difficulties created by a Blue on Blue shooting, including the victim officer, the shooter and officers who witness the shooting. Non-physical dangers (or pitfalls) from narcotic investigations can lead to problems and health issues for a police officers. Some of these pitfalls involve corruption, exposure to cash, excessive force issues, mixing work with family and other areas. the student will be presented with several real life “what would you do” scenarios and discuss how they would deal with these real-life issues.
The class is for all police officers.
The instructor for the class will be Brian Sallee. Brian retired as detective from the Albuquerque Police Department. He was a police officer for 40 years and spent over 31 years working narcotics units. Brian has provided training to police officers from all 50 states as well as foreign police officers. He has written two books; Narcotics Investigations: Working and Surviving and The Methamphetamine Handbook: What You Need to Know.
TRAINING LOCATION: Sandy Police Department Training Room
10000 Centennial Pkwy
Sandy, Utah 84070
DATE & TIME: June 16-17, 2022
8:00AM-4:00PM
COST: $165.00
Questions/contact: Brian Sallee (505) 459-5554 or brian@bbsnarctraining.com
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