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Certifications and the Use of Force Continuum

Russ Hess, Executive Director

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  • Part 7

Certifications and the Use of Force Continuum was written by Executive Director, Russ Hess, in the later part of 2002. Spanning six pages, the 4,097 words describes the necessity of certification, the constant pursuit of excellence, and the never ending training required to maintain the level of professionalism essential for the protection of both law enforcement officer and their canine partner.

Feel free to download complete white paper (PDF 124k) and enjoy at your leisure or take the time to read it online. We have broken it down into logical sections to aide the reading process.

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