Ews Release: Riverside Police To Host DUI/DUI Drugs Refresher Training
The Riverside Police Department will host a refresher training course for police officers from several western suburb police departments to enhance their ability to identify and arrest impaired drivers. The 8-hour course will be held over three separate days and will help officers from Brookfield, McCook, North Riverside, Stickney, and Riverside Police Departments refine their skills. The training will cover identifying drivers impaired by alcohol or drugs and provide updates on recent case law to better equip officers when confronting impaired driving issues.
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Ews Release: Riverside Police To Host DUI/DUI Drugs Refresher Training
The Riverside Police Department will host a refresher training course for police officers from several western suburb police departments to enhance their ability to identify and arrest impaired drivers. The 8-hour course will be held over three separate days and will help officers from Brookfield, McCook, North Riverside, Stickney, and Riverside Police Departments refine their skills. The training will cover identifying drivers impaired by alcohol or drugs and provide updates on recent case law to better equip officers when confronting impaired driving issues.
Riverside Police to Host DUI/DUI Drugs Refresher Training Riverside Hosting Multi-Agency Training at No Cost to Enhance Shared Training Among Police Agencies The Riverside Police Department will be hosting a refresher course for police officers in the western suburbs to identify and arrest impaired drivers. The 8-hour course will be held on three separate days to accommodate a larger number of officers. Members of the Brookfield, McCook, North Riverside and Stickney Police Departments will join members of the Riverside Police Department to refine their knowledge of successfully removing drivers under the influence from the road. In 2012, 335 people were killed at the hands of an impaired driver in the State of Illinois. This course will assist our officers, as well as those of our neighboring communities, to recognize those drivers and take the necessary steps to build a successful case for prosecution. In addition, the topics of drug-impaired driving and recent case law will be covered so officers have a better understanding when confronted with those issues, said Officer Brian Greenenwald, a standardized field sobriety test instructor, who will teach the course during the last week of September. Officer Brian Greenenwald is one of only 65 Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) Officers in the State of Illinois. EWS RELEASE RIVERSIDE POLICE DEPARTMENT 31 Riverside Road, Riverside, IL 60546