Drug Law Enforcement Training Program (DLETP)

PRESENTED BY THE FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING CENTER, OFFICE OF STATE AND LOCAL TRAINING

The DLETP is a three day program intended to provide law enforcement officers with the most current information regarding enforcement strategies and responses to a variety of drug crimes that may occur in their jurisdictions. The investigation and prosecution of drug crimes by Patrol, Interdiction and Drug Task Force officers is the focus of the program. The development of enforcement strategies to counter criminal trafficking patterns are presented and discussed.

Program Highlights:

• Drug Recognition
• Looking Beyond the Ticket
• Roadside Interviewing
• Contact and Cover
• Raves and Club Drugs
• Undercover Operations
• Patrol Initiated Drug Investigations
• Marijuana Cultivation Investigations
• Developing Reasonable Suspicion
• Enforcement Options
• Clandestine Laboratory
• Case Management
• Operation Planning
• Source Management

Who should attend:
Qualified applicants must be full-time, sworn law enforcement peace officers with little or no drug enforcement training or experience.

Cost:
TUITION-FREE (Attendees are responsible for all travel, lodging and meal expenses)

Registration:
Go to www.fletc.gov/osl/registration-information, click on tuition-free training program registration.

Please note:
The registration process does not guarantee a seat in the class. A confirmation notice from the Office of State and Local Training will be sent at least 30 days prior to the class start date.

Additional information:
E-mail stateandlocaltraining@dhs.gov (with DLESP in the subject) or call
800-74FLETC, ext 4550.