at Jefferson State’s Shelby-Hoover Campus on May 21-22. The conference was hosted by Jefferson State Criminal Justice Program Coordinator Cecilia Tubbs and Troy State Criminal Justice Chair Dr. Jeffrey Rush.
Over the two-day training period, approximately 100 attendees received current information on gangs, gang- related behaviors, recruitment, detection, enforcement, etc. from local and national leaders in the field.
AGIA is comprised of law enforcement, corrections and probation officers as well as investigators from around the state including major municipalities, county sheriff's departments, district attorney offices and others. AGIA membership encompasses local, state and federal levels of law enforcement.
For more information on Jefferson State's Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Program, click here: www.jeffstateonline.com/programs/law-enforcement.
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