First tribal police recruits graduate from basic training in North Dakota
Reported byNorth Dakota Monitor ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
Twelve recruits from nine tribal law enforcement agencies completed the first 14-week class of Camp Grafton's Indian Country Police Officer Training Program, graduating Tuesday, offering tribes in northern states a training option that keeps officers closer to home instead of requiring them to travel to the U.S. Indian Police Academy in New Mexico.
The program is a pilot; the Bureau of Indian Affairs plans to assess its sustainability and expand to multiple courses per year with larger cohorts.
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