Narcotics Investigation and Drug Interdiction Seminar for Law Enforcement to be Held in Upper Marlboro, Maryland on June 6th, 2005

The Training Division of Worldwide Law Enforcement Consulting Group, Inc, has announced that they will be offering a one day seminar entitled "Narcotics Investigation and Drug Interdiction" for law enforcement officers at the FOP Lodge # 89 in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, on Monday, June 6th, 2005.

(PRWEB) March 17, 2005 -- This seminar will offer the student officer an insight into many of the intricacies of narcotics related investigations and interdiction methods, including:
- Basic Narcotics Investigation techniques
- How to Identify the hand to hand drug deal
- How to identify the different elements of a drug deal
- How to identify a drug transaction and drug courier
- How to document and articulate what you have observed
- How to get from stopping the car to being able to search it
- Best methods for searching a vehicle during a car stop
- Investigative Techniques and Tools
- And much, much, more

Our presenters will include:
Frank Armenia, NYPD (ret) Sergeant, Narcotics Team Supervisor; Team Supervision and Management Techniques

Joseph Fodera, Detective 2nd Grade, Major Metropolitan Police Department, Narcotics Major case Investigator; Case Management and Investigative Techniques - Drug Identification

Guiseppe Caminiti, Prince George's County PD (ret) Sergeant, Narcotics Interdiction and Vehicle Stops

Interested persons can register online at www.worldwidelawenforcement.com/security-training.htm or by requesting a registration package by calling 866-488-7755. Regsitration is $45.00 per person in advance with proof of membership in an approved law enforcement association, union or fraternal group, or $60.00 at the door. Registrations are also accepted via telephone and fax at 631-957-2575. Identification will be required for admission. Major Credit cards are accepted. For more information, please send an email to info@worldwidelawenforcement.com

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Due to the sensitive nature of the information presented, this training is limited to active law enforcement personnel only.