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Deputy Jackson is now a certified Drug Recognition Expert

Tribune Staff

| July 20, 2021

Printed in the July 21, 2021 edition

Photo courtesy of the Navajo County Sheriff’s OfficeNavajo County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Shayne Jackson (pictured) has graduated from Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) School. By graduating, Deputy Jackson is now certified to recognize signs and symptoms of the drug-impaired driver through the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) as a nationally recognized DRE. The course was hosted by the Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.