Director
Joey D. Kimble
District Attorney
Kim
R. Helper
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Citizen's Drug Academy
Thursday Evenings
Class
#06 Graduates |
21st
Drug Task Force
P.O. Box 1473
Franklin, TN 37065-1473
All graduates of the Drug Task Force
Drug Academy are invited to join the
Citizens
Academy Alumni
Have you ever wondered, what's the Drug Task Force and what is it they do? Wondering what it's like to
be an undercover narcotic officer or an Interstate Criminal Enforcement officer working America's highways? This free academy s designed to educate residents, teachers, parents, grand parents, business owners and even police officers how your Drug Task Force operates. The drug academy meets once a week for 10 weeks, normally from 6:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. on Thursday nights. And did we mention that it's FREE.
If you are interested in
attending, please contact Pattie Dunning at (615) 790-2691 Ext 2198 to
receive the application form. The application can also be downloaded from our web site and mailed
to the Drug Task Force. Class size is limited to 30 students and you
must be at least 21 years old to attend. Priority may be given to
applicants who live and work in the judicial district. You will be
notified by mail if you are accepted into the next Academy.
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| Example of the classes that are offered are listed below: | |
| History of
Drug Task Force Street Drugs & Club Drugs Pharmaceutical Diversion Use of Confidential Informants Undercover Operations & Videos Methamphetamine Labs Highway Interdiction - ICE Team Drug in the Workplace Identity Theft |
Canine Use Drug Court District Attorney - Prosecutor Legal Question Courtroom Legislation Graduation |
What
is a "Citizens Drug Academy"?
The Citizens Drug Academy is a nine-week program designed to provide
residents first hand information about how the Drug Task Force
operates. Participants will find out what it's like to be a narcotic
investigator in the 21st Judicial District, and learn the inherent
dangers and stress in law enforcement. Academy members will also become
familiar with the Drug Task Force history.
What's the Purpose of
the Citizens Academy?
The Purpose of the Academy is to open our doors to the community and,
through education, to increase communications and understanding between
citizens and the police. Together, it is easier to identify
neighborhood and community problems and effect realistic solutions.
Who Teaches the Academy
Sessions?
Academy Instructors are the drug agents that work on the streets,
agency personnel, and guest speakers. Each instructor teaches in
his/her area of expertise, and has years of training and experience.
What Subjects are
Included?
Topics include the Drug Task Force history; Goals and Values;
Methamphetamine - the biggest problem facing law enforcement;
Pharmaceutical Diversion; I.C.E. (Interstate Criminal Enforcement)
TEAM; Street Drugs and I.D.; Drug Court; Law update and more.
How Are Participants
Selected?
It is the goal of the Drug Task Force for the Citizens Drug Academy to
reflect the broadest possible range within our community. Anyone from
age 21 to senior citizen is eligible and encouraged to apply.
How to Apply
Applications can be downloaded Online. Then
email the form to:
Lissa Adkins
Any questions or comments feel free to email Joey
D. Kimble
E-Mail
the Citizen's Drug Academy Coordinator
This academy is NOT
a Police Academy to become a
certified police officer.
This is a drug awareness class for concerned citizens.