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Indian Country Law Enforcement Coordination and Training – Isleta Pueblo

On Oct. 26th, 2017, Assistant U.S. Attorneys conducted a training session for Isleta Pueblo law enforcement. They taught the officers about the investigations and laws pertaining to Assault by Strangulation and Suffocating, and report writing.

Updated January 20, 2021
Topic
Indian Country Law and Justice
Component
USAO - New Mexico

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