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Driving while high focus of training grants for officers

A program intended especially to benefit small-town police departments and rural sheriffs’ offices will allow them to tap grants to pay for Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement training.

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Dan Robinson named Shikar-Safari s Michigan Wildlife Officer of the Year

"(Dan Robinson) is very knowledgeable about the law and understands the weight of our mission to protect Michigan’s natural resources.”

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Creston officer completes expert training

Creston PD's Officer Patrick Roche recently completed DRE training.

Des moinesUnited statesWest des moinesUnion countyPatrick rocheCreston police departmentCreston police sergeant shannon arendsDrug recognition expertPolice sergeant shannon arendsAdvanced roadside impaired drivingState patrol post one

Paso Robles Police Department awarded $71,000 grant

Grant to help increase safety on roads – The Paso Robles Police Department was awarded a $71,000 grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety. […]

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WisDOT joins campaign to prevent impaired driving; boost patrols

According to a news release, officers will boost patrols from Dec. 16 to New Year's Day.

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