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and other emerging drug trends such as fentanyl, heroin, cocaine,
methamphetamines, synthetic cannabinoids, and other chemicals. Explore the
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butane hash oil, and cannabis edibles. Gain an understanding of the stages of
use, addiction, withdrawal symptoms, and the health and life-threatening dangers
posed from the use of drugs. Discuss common delivery systems and observe
examples of emerging drugs in various forms. Learn how to recognize the signs
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Past participants had this to say...
"Best class I have attended in 7 years!"
"The instructor definitely exhibits his knowledge through personal experience
and real life scenarios. He helps break it down and makes it easier to
understand."
"Learning the effects of all the drugs and how to identify them will be so
helpful! I now understand and know what the different drugs actually look like."
"I learned a lot about street drugs and how it affects people." What's In It For
You Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
• Explain drug abuse and recognition systems
• Identify signs and symptoms of an individual under the influence
• Describe the impact of various drug combinations
• Explain the physiology of drug abuse
• Recognize current drug trends Is This Training For You? This training may be
available for tribal members or tribal agency employees through grant funds.
Prior to registering for this training, please contact info@ncjtc.org to inquire
about this potential opportunity.
 * Community Member
 * Community Corrections Officer
 * Court System Personnel
 * Educator
 * Emergency Management
 * Law Enforcement
 * Law Enforcement Support
 * Prosecutors
 * Social Workers
 * Victim Service Providers

The registration fee includes 16 hours of training, program materials, and
instructional costs.

Please note: This is a paid training program. The training program viewing is
limited to only the paid registrant. Any recording of the program, sharing of
the presentation or presentation link for live or recorded viewing,
dissemination of course materials, or other use of the training event is
strictly prohibited. Only the paid registrant for this course will receive a
certificate of attendance/program completion.
Instructors
Brent Wood   Instructor, G. Van & Associates, Inc. Instructor, Department of
Defense Counterdrug Programs Folsom, California

Brent has over 31 years of law enforcement experience working as a deputy,
police officer, special agent, special agent supervisor and special agent in
charge, 27 of them being in the area of narcotic... Mores. Brent began working
narcotics on a street level team which involved various undercover assignments
and field operations. Throughout his narcotic career, Brent worked lab
investigations, major narcotic traffickers and large-scale marijuana cultivation
cases. Brent was a Regional Operation Commander for the Campaign Against
Marijuana Planting (CAMP) and was also assigned to the California Department of
Justice (CA DOJ) Clandestine Laboratory Team. For the past 16 years, Brent was a
CA DOJ special agent supervisor who served as the task force commander of a
multi-agency HIDTA narcotic task force. The HIDTA task force primary mission was
conducting large scale narcotic investigations which included clandestine
laboratory investigations. Less

Brent Wood   Instructor, G. Van & Associates, Inc. Instructor, Department of
Defense Counterdrug Programs Folsom, California

Brent has over 31 years of law enforcement experience working as a deputy,
police officer, special agent, special agent supervisor and special agent in
charge, 27 of them being in the area of narcotics. Brent began working narcotics
on a street level team which involved various undercover assignments and field
operations. Throughout his narcotic career, Brent worked lab investigations,
major narcotic traffickers and large-scale marijuana cultivation cases. Brent
was a Regional Operation Commander for the Campaign Against Marijuana Planting
(CAMP) and was also assigned to the California Department of Justice (CA DOJ)
Clandestine Laboratory Team. For the past 16 years, Brent was a CA DOJ special
agent supervisor who served as the task force commander of a multi-agency HIDTA
narcotic task force. The HIDTA task force primary mission was conducting large
scale narcotic investigations which included clandestine laboratory
investigations.

Gil Van Attenhoven   Instructor, Department of Defense Counterdrug Programs
Folsom, California

Gil Van Attenhoven has over 29 years of law enforcement experience. He began his
career with the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department and spent the next 26
years with the CA Department of Justice, ... MoreBureau of Narcotic Enforcement
(BNE). He held assignments in the Los Angeles and Redding Field Offices, was a
Drug Task Force Commander and the Commander of the Campaign Against Marijuana
Planting (CAMP) program, a statewide marijuana eradication task force. He
retired as a Sr. Special Agent in Charge for DOJ. He spent the last six years as
the Director of Training for the CA Narcotic Officers’ Association (CNOA). He is
currently an instructor for the Department of Defense Counterdrug programs
(MCTC, RCTA, WRCTC), the COPS Office, Bureau of Justice Assistance, CNOA and
NCJTC.He was the president of CNOA in 2009 and a Lifetime Member. He also
graduated from the FBI National Academy, Class 2009. He was appointed to the CA
Commission on POST by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Less

Gil Van Attenhoven   Instructor, Department of Defense Counterdrug Programs
Folsom, California

Gil Van Attenhoven has over 29 years of law enforcement experience. He began his
career with the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department and spent the next 26
years with the CA Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement (BNE).
He held assignments in the Los Angeles and Redding Field Offices, was a Drug
Task Force Commander and the Commander of the Campaign Against Marijuana
Planting (CAMP) program, a statewide marijuana eradication task force. He
retired as a Sr. Special Agent in Charge for DOJ. He spent the last six years as
the Director of Training for the CA Narcotic Officers’ Association (CNOA). He is
currently an instructor for the Department of Defense Counterdrug programs
(MCTC, RCTA, WRCTC), the COPS Office, Bureau of Justice Assistance, CNOA and
NCJTC.He was the president of CNOA in 2009 and a Lifetime Member. He also
graduated from the FBI National Academy, Class 2009. He was appointed to the CA
Commission on POST by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.


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March 11 | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Central
March 12 | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Central
March 13 | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Central
March 14 | 10:00 am - 2:00 pm Central

For information concerning continuing education units, please view our policies
page.

Past participants had this to say...
"Best class I have attended in 7 years!"
"The instructor definitely exhibits his knowledge through personal experience
and real life scenarios. He helps break it down and makes it easier to
understand."
"Learning the effects of all the drugs and how to identify them will be so
helpful! I now understand and know what the different drugs actually look like."
"I learned a lot about street drugs and how it affects people." What's In It For
You Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
• Explain drug abuse and recognition systems
• Identify signs and symptoms of an individual under the influence
• Describe the impact of various drug combinations
• Explain the physiology of drug abuse
• Recognize current drug trends Is This Training For You? This training may be
available for tribal members or tribal agency employees through grant funds.
Prior to registering for this training, please contact info@ncjtc.org to inquire
about this potential opportunity.
 * Community Member
 * Community Corrections Officer
 * Court System Personnel
 * Educator
 * Emergency Management
 * Law Enforcement
 * Law Enforcement Support
 * Prosecutors
 * Social Workers
 * Victim Service Providers

The registration fee includes 16 hours of training, program materials, and
instructional costs.

Please note: This is a paid training program. The training program viewing is
limited to only the paid registrant. Any recording of the program, sharing of
the presentation or presentation link for live or recorded viewing,
dissemination of course materials, or other use of the training event is
strictly prohibited. Only the paid registrant for this course will receive a
certificate of attendance/program completion.
Instructors
Brent Wood   Instructor, G. Van & Associates, Inc. Instructor, Department of
Defense Counterdrug Programs Folsom, California

Brent has over 31 years of law enforcement experience working as a deputy,
police officer, special agent, special agent supervisor and special agent in
charge, 27 of them being in the area of narcotic... Mores. Brent began working
narcotics on a street level team which involved various undercover assignments
and field operations. Throughout his narcotic career, Brent worked lab
investigations, major narcotic traffickers and large-scale marijuana cultivation
cases. Brent was a Regional Operation Commander for the Campaign Against
Marijuana Planting (CAMP) and was also assigned to the California Department of
Justice (CA DOJ) Clandestine Laboratory Team. For the past 16 years, Brent was a
CA DOJ special agent supervisor who served as the task force commander of a
multi-agency HIDTA narcotic task force. The HIDTA task force primary mission was
conducting large scale narcotic investigations which included clandestine
laboratory investigations. Less

Brent Wood   Instructor, G. Van & Associates, Inc. Instructor, Department of
Defense Counterdrug Programs Folsom, California

Brent has over 31 years of law enforcement experience working as a deputy,
police officer, special agent, special agent supervisor and special agent in
charge, 27 of them being in the area of narcotics. Brent began working narcotics
on a street level team which involved various undercover assignments and field
operations. Throughout his narcotic career, Brent worked lab investigations,
major narcotic traffickers and large-scale marijuana cultivation cases. Brent
was a Regional Operation Commander for the Campaign Against Marijuana Planting
(CAMP) and was also assigned to the California Department of Justice (CA DOJ)
Clandestine Laboratory Team. For the past 16 years, Brent was a CA DOJ special
agent supervisor who served as the task force commander of a multi-agency HIDTA
narcotic task force. The HIDTA task force primary mission was conducting large
scale narcotic investigations which included clandestine laboratory
investigations.

Gil Van Attenhoven   Instructor, Department of Defense Counterdrug Programs
Folsom, California

Gil Van Attenhoven has over 29 years of law enforcement experience. He began his
career with the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department and spent the next 26
years with the CA Department of Justice, ... MoreBureau of Narcotic Enforcement
(BNE). He held assignments in the Los Angeles and Redding Field Offices, was a
Drug Task Force Commander and the Commander of the Campaign Against Marijuana
Planting (CAMP) program, a statewide marijuana eradication task force. He
retired as a Sr. Special Agent in Charge for DOJ. He spent the last six years as
the Director of Training for the CA Narcotic Officers’ Association (CNOA). He is
currently an instructor for the Department of Defense Counterdrug programs
(MCTC, RCTA, WRCTC), the COPS Office, Bureau of Justice Assistance, CNOA and
NCJTC.He was the president of CNOA in 2009 and a Lifetime Member. He also
graduated from the FBI National Academy, Class 2009. He was appointed to the CA
Commission on POST by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. Less

Gil Van Attenhoven   Instructor, Department of Defense Counterdrug Programs
Folsom, California

Gil Van Attenhoven has over 29 years of law enforcement experience. He began his
career with the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department and spent the next 26
years with the CA Department of Justice, Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement (BNE).
He held assignments in the Los Angeles and Redding Field Offices, was a Drug
Task Force Commander and the Commander of the Campaign Against Marijuana
Planting (CAMP) program, a statewide marijuana eradication task force. He
retired as a Sr. Special Agent in Charge for DOJ. He spent the last six years as
the Director of Training for the CA Narcotic Officers’ Association (CNOA). He is
currently an instructor for the Department of Defense Counterdrug programs
(MCTC, RCTA, WRCTC), the COPS Office, Bureau of Justice Assistance, CNOA and
NCJTC.He was the president of CNOA in 2009 and a Lifetime Member. He also
graduated from the FBI National Academy, Class 2009. He was appointed to the CA
Commission on POST by Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.


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Welcome, Introduction, and Methamphetamine


Speakers:
Gil Van Attenhoven - Instructor, Department of Defense Counterdrug Programs
Folsom, California
Brent Wood - Instructor, G. Van & Associates, Inc. Instructor, Department of
Defense Counterdrug Programs Folsom, California


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