Patrol Response to Terrorism in the 21st Century

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Monday, April 11, 2005

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

MD National Capital Park Police-Silver Spring, MD

Contact: Amy Sfaelos
asfaelos@gwu.edu
703 726 3741

To Enroll:

Please email readi411@gwu.edu with the following information: course title, course date, name, title, agency, address, phone number and email address. To try to ensure your space, please try to register at least 2 weeks prior to start date.

This program is designed to provide the tools needed for law enforcement officers to interdict terrorist operations in the National Capital Region. Officers will learn the skill sets necessary to be able to detect, disrupt, deter and defeat terrorism. Officers will hear from speakers from the UW Attorneys' Office, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and subject matter experts.

This training is free of charge. Visit the web site at www.readi.gwu.edu for more information on this course and others.