NATCHITOCHES – Northwestern State University and the Many Police Department will present a two-day course that will address two different investigations: child endangerment and asset forfeiture. The course would be of interest to anyone in law enforcement invested in protecting children, building stronger communities and taking criminals off the streets.
The course will take place in Alost Hall on the NSU campus beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, Sept. 28 and Tuesday, Sept. 29, a total of 15 hours of training. The cost is $349.
The course will be led by an associate of Yellowstone Narcotics, founded by Cameron Pavlicek who is a former Eastern Montana Drug Task Force Commander and former president of the Montana Narcotics Officers Association. All instructors are POST accredited and currently working in their area of expertise.
Register at yellowstonenarcotics.com.
This course is facilitated by NSU’s Criminal Justice program and supported by NSU’s Office of Economic Development and University Advancement and Many Police Department.