One of our owns pretty mug made the COPS TV shows editors chopping block! Doug Ericsson will be aired in this Saturday’s Las Vegas episode of COPS. Those of you who have worked with “Douglas”shouldn’t be surprised. His charming smile and demeanor is contagious. For the boys and girls of TAC*ONE he is also Fox’s Favorite as well, not […]
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Officer Down/Mass Casualty Triage- (NM)
June 22, 2015
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This class is being hosted by the Navajo Police Department (Shiprock District). Cost for this class is $150.00 per student or $199.00 with patrol trauma kit.
For more information click ODEC MCT Shiprock 2015 for course flyer.
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