Youth Connections Coalition and the Lewis & Clark County DUI Task Force present a set of free, comprehensive trainings at the Myrna Loy Theater. The training days and times are as follows:

October 4th, 11am-3pm (Training Focus for Law Enforcement)

October 4th, 4-6pm (Training Focus for General Public on Drug Trends, Parents Especially Welcome)

October 5th, 8am-11am (Training Focus for Prevention Specialists, Teachers, & Healthcare Professionals)

Trainings are open to anyone, but sessions will be specified for certain professional groups as listed above.
Light snacks and refreshments will be available at the concession stand outside the auditorium.
Space is limited so please RSVP as soon as possible.
Covid-19 protocols, precautions, and sanitation will be carried out at all events. Masks and sanitizer will be available and highly encouraged.

Please read more information on Officer Galloway and the trainings below.

Standing at 6’9”, Jermaine Galloway can look intimidating. But in fact, he’s a devoted, passionate man who cares about America’s (and beyond) youth and communities. That passion informs what he does with Tall Cop Says Stop™.
Now a Texan by choice, Officer Galloway worked in Idaho law enforcement for over 18 years. His various assignments have included:

• Alcohol compliance and enforcement
• Crime scene investigation
• DUI task force
• Officer mentoring
• Field training officer

After playing Division I basketball, and receiving his BA from the University of San Francisco, Jermaine devotes most of his time educating professionals and communities on drug & alcohol prevention and enforcement. To date, he has trained more than 650,000 people nationwide and internationally. He has also conducted more than 8400 community scans at a variety of locations, including:

• Retail stores
• Festivals
• Housing areas
• Schools and universities
• With the help of his wife, Officer Galloway created the Northwest Alcohol Conference. This nationally recognized program provides training and enforcement strategies for community alcohol problems.  Officer Galloway has created several other community-based drug/alcohol prevention programs, as well.
  Jermaine Galloway has published articles in American Police Beat Magazine and various newspapers. In 2015, his program You Can’t Stop What You Don’t Know™ was highlighted in the book Clearing the Haze by Dr. Christian Thurstone and Christine Tatum.

https://www.tallcopsaysstop.com/