Techniques for probing drug trafficking

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Twenty three ranks from Police Divisions and Branches attended a one-week training programme on Technique for Investigation of Drug Trafficking which was held from Monday October 28 to Friday November 01, 2013, at the Police Officers’ Training Centre, Eve Leary. A release from the police said that the training programme was to enhance the overall skill of members of the Guyana Police Force in conducting effective and successful interviews during the investigation process and was coordinated by the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Guyana Police Force in collaboration with the Embassy of France in Suriname.
Twenty three ranks from Police Divisions and Branches attended a one-week training programme on Technique for Investigation of Drug Trafficking which was held from Monday October 28 to Friday November 01, 2013, at the Police Officers’ Training Centre, Eve Leary. A release from the police said that the training programme was to enhance the overall skill of members of the Guyana Police Force in conducting effective and successful interviews during the investigation process and was coordinated by the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Guyana Police Force in collaboration with the Embassy of France in Suriname.
Twenty three ranks from Police Divisions and Branches attended a one-week training programme on Technique for Investigation of Drug Trafficking which was held from Monday October 28 to Friday November 01, 2013, at the Police Officers’ Training Centre, Eve Leary. A release from the police said that the training programme was to enhance the overall skill of members of the Guyana Police Force in conducting effective and successful interviews during the investigation process and was coordinated by the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Guyana Police Force in collaboration with the Embassy of France in Suriname.
Twenty three ranks from Police Divisions and Branches attended a one-week training programme on Technique for Investigation of Drug Trafficking which was held from Monday October 28 to Friday November 01, 2013, at the Police Officers’ Training Centre, Eve Leary.
A release from the police said that the training programme was to enhance the overall skill of members of the Guyana Police Force in conducting effective and successful interviews during the investigation process and was coordinated by the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Guyana Police Force in collaboration with the Embassy of France in Suriname.