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The seats are filling fast for the certification course In December due to the preapproved commitments by LSP. If you’re interested in this one, I would go ahead and grab your spot sooner than later.
Also ROCIC will be doing a RISS Money Counter Network demo.
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Hi I’m Alex, I work full time as an Investigator for for Louisiana state penitentiary and part time for St. Francisville Police Department. I’ve got 16 years combined law enforcement and corrections experience. I’m certified in homicide investigations along with a long list of others. I’m always looking to further my knowledge and experience along with keeping up with case law and law changes. Thank y’all for having me.
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In the month of August of 2026, members of the EBRSO Gang Intelligence and Enforcement Unit, led by the EBRSO SCAT, received information in reference to SUSPECT distributing marijuana and cocaine in the Baton Rouge, LA area.
Agents have conducted numerous hours of surveillance at SUSPECT’S primary residence of XXX Street. During surveillance, Agents identified XXX Road as the location where SUSPECT is distributing narcotics. Agents conducted a narcotics traffic stop takeaway of marijuana from SUSPECT at this residence. Based on this evidence, Search Warrants were written for the above locations, and SUSPECT’S vehicle.
On September 1, 2026, EBRSO GIE Agents conducted a traffic stop on SUSPECT inside his vehicle, took him into custody, and secured his vehicle to execute the search warrant. EBRSO GIE Agents conducted "Knock" Search Warrants on XXX Street and XXX Road. The following arrest and seizures are the result of this Search Warrants:
Seized Narcotics
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I’m Alvin Burns, a police sergeant with the US Air Force Civilian Police, Eglin AFB. I’ve worked city, county and state law enforcement positions, as well as internationally. I have a little over 44 years of total experience, and plan on pulling the plug at the end of next year. I hate the idea of retiring since I’m still active and bring a lot of energy to work. I’m here to learn.
I applaud someone with that many years who is willing to still have a learning mindset and get after it. 👏
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December 14 - 17, 2026 Hosted by LSP
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Sometimes lucky is better than good. Wild…
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Milestone Six
United States v. Cortez, 449 U.S. 411 (1981)
Why This Case Matters
Terry created reasonable suspicion, but it left courts with a practical problem. Once an officer identifies the facts supporting a stop, how should those facts be evaluated? Should each fact be examined individually, or should courts step back and consider the entire situation?
That question reached the Supreme Court in United States v. Cortez. The answer transformed reasonable suspicion from a new constitutional concept into a workable legal framework.
Perhaps no Supreme Court decision has contributed more to the methodology of reasonable suspicion than Cortez. It is the case that gave us the "totality of the circumstances," the "whole picture," and the requirement that officers possess a "particularized and objective basis" for suspecting criminal activity. Nearly every modern reasonable suspicion opinion begins with those principles.
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Get some IPSO. I know yall are in here. Great work!
Without testing it, it is hard to tell. Could be ecstasy. Bit could be a compilation of other narcotics as well. Best to send it to your crime lab for most effective results