Officer Scott White wins SCLEOA pistol match.
Office Scott White (TRPD School Resource Officer and firearms instructor) recently won first place for the state in the SC Law Enforcement Officers Association's (SCLEOA) SC Law Enforcement Officers Association's (SCLEOA) annual shooting competition in the NRA service pistol match category. Competing against approximately 60 other shooters, Officer White's score was 442 (out of a possible 480) with 16 bullseyes.
Please join us in congratulating Officer White for this great accomplishment.
Officer Chris Kendall is now certified as a Drug Recognition Expert.
Officer Chris Kendall was recently certified as a Drug Recognition Expert by the SC Department of Public Safety. According to the SC Law Enforcement Network's Web site: "DRE is an acronym for 'Drug Recognition Expert'. A law enforcement officer must undergo approximately nine days of intensive classroom training and complete twelve on site DRE evaluations before being certified as a DRE. The program the DRE is governed by is called the Drug Evaluation and Classification Program (DECP). This program started in California in the 1970's and has spread to 45 states (as of 2007). The program (DEC) was developed by NHTSA and is currently coordinated and managed by the IACP. DRE certification is good for two (2) years and requires both classroom training (8 hours) and evaluations (four during the two years) in order to recertify."
Please join us in congratulating Officer Kendall and thanking him for the dedication required to achieve this prestigious certification.
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